Rise Now And Be Counted
Join the men as they are regaled with the tale of Bobby as he established himself as the Alpha during the beta of what is (hopefully) not a mediocre sequel of one of the most foundational games of the generation. Meanwhile, Ruckus tells tales of a kids version of the game and how his children dragged him back to a game he swore to not play again. Most importantly, a question gets presented: Does booba = magical power?
Ruckus and Bobby come together to agree that it is time to smash the patriarchy and play a game with the strongest and most believable female role out there. Even better, she is not oversexualized nor does she fit into any of those tropes that fake games journalists like to complain about.
Listen as they discuss how this character is the best strong and independent female you can play a game as and it is truly the most feminist game out there. And be sure to share their ideas for a sequel with the developer: including another strong female role and ensuring that true diversity is shown in the sequel (there were far too many White people in this game to match real life).
The men come together to discuss one of the best physics simulator games, and how Twitch went quickly from a gaming community to fake and gay political gatekeeping site. Rolo and Bobby talk in depth about how Destiny became what he is and Ruckus learns to tie a noose while looking at a Twitch thot playing the forbidden game.
The men come back from some IRL events to discuss goblin snark, goblin attempts to remove Gamers ability to purchase games, and how a big name company has chosen to focus its money and efforts on finding ways to put Gamers in jail rather than actually make good games (multiple projects, one big one in particular, have failed as they did this). All while discussing how Gamers need to take the reigns of culture and create good games, because even IPs that have established good mechanics and playstyles are being put through the liberal fecal injection process.
The Pro-White/White Nationalist movement grows daily it seems. It is heartening to see the numbers grow, be it in chats, “alt” social media, or even podcast listener numbers. But these numbers are internet numbers. Often, this influx of people that we notice and now speak to are nothing more than screen-names on an app. This anonymity is necessary due to the current state of our society, but anonymity has a price.
It’s been discussed before. This cauldron of trannyisms and controversy has been threatening to bubble over for some time and turn everything into a mashed up Polyjuice potion nightmare.
Join the men as they get their first taste of Hogwarts Legacy and discuss the psychosis of the “former fans”, how you can truly NEVER let “the left” have anything because it is never good enough, how even the trantifa agree with Ruckus that Harry Potter is “problematic” right wing (IE. the House Elf Question), and how in the end, there looks to be plenty to enjoy and have a laugh at, as you race around Hogwarts and pet all the cats (there are so many).
Bobby and Ruckus are joined by the illustrious Gordon Kahl to discuss Western style games, what makes them good, what could make them great and how the current culture war that we are engaged in needs to be fought on all avenues, all as Gordon threatens to turn the show into an episode of Little Wars.
We told him he has to stop teasing the fans and now it is finally here. Bobby, Rolo and special guest Magnus come forward to talk about the game that served as the original Red Pill, cleverly disguised as a stealth action rpg.
The men gather around for a comfy time discussing the ways that trannies and blacks are given justice in gaming, from wonderful wizarding worlds to interactive horror movie simulators, we all can learn a thing or two as we give our best wishes to Paladin Noggy.
Nathaniel Socelli joins the men to discuss the first attempt of them Kojimer productions at making a game. Unfortunate complications occur as Rolo and Ruckus actually completely agree on a game, which set off a chain reaction in the chiral network, possibly to try and prevent the ugly truth about this game (which could have been good) from coming to light.