We've got a simply
spectacular episode of Failcast, nice and late the way you're used to it - this should have been up last Thursday, after all. To celebrate Dtoid's third anniversary, we took a bunch of community questions about the event and had an awesome discussion. That is, that's what would have happened if we didn't get totally smashed by the end of the podcast, so consider this another excuse for you to get drunk before listening to our show.
This week's community guest is
Unstoppablejuggernaut, who surprisingly doesn't drink during the show and thankfully doesn't make any spelling mistakes. Host
Yashoki also doesn't drink, but
King3vbo,
Hitogoroshi, and
Necros are all totally gone by the end of the show, which makes for many entertaining bits.
A small note: Failcast is taking a short, two-week break to relax and recharge, so there will be no show for this week (this episode doesn't count) nor the week after. Then again, you might stop listening after this show, so we wouldn't be surprised.
Outline of Fail:
01:00 - We wish
10:30 - Technically, Failcast is an alt account
14:05 - I'm still really surprised we're not off the listings
20:35 - The more you know
27:30 - Contest: map finding time!
33:35 -
Community questions
46:05 - Reminiscing about old Dtoid memories
53:45 - Lol drama
57:30 - Yay drinking
63:00 - From here on out, it's a bunch of drunken rambling
66:30 - Don't take this part seriously
Music Credits:
OP: Bob Dylan - The Times They Are a-Changin'
Half-Life 2 OST
Reel Big Fish - Beer
Dropkick Murphys - Kiss Me, I'm Shitfaced
ED: Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues
Download the drunkcast here.
Juggs needs to be on more often.
Also Beer as the break song is amazing.
Drunkros is amazing.
My dream is to be on a drunk failcast episode.
my favorite dtoid moment: PAX episode of failcast, 19 minutes, 54 seconds.
"turtle power, white power, i do not give a shit." --necros
(i'm black, by the way, and i can take a joke or two)
on a more serious note--not to diss the collective intelligence of the dtoid community, but do you really think that allowing everyone to vote on c-blogs will make it easier to find the good stuff? put another way, can we depend on everyone who reads the c-blogs to actually find the best posts? i bring this up because you (by whom i mean yashoki) often complain about the high volume of lame blog posts, but those very people would be voting on which posts are the best when the moderation system is put in place. i think it might be better if only the editors, and maybe c-bloggers who have been on the front page before, could moderate.
That is all.
One map that is in a computer room is:
dm_intel_inside