Wow, who would have guessed: thanks to me, Failcast is late again. Then again, it's not like you listeners out there care. If you really did, you would have stopped downloading this eardrum-ruining tragedy of a podcast a long time ago. The numbers tell the story here, and there are literally tens of listeners who have spoken. Literally. Tens.
This week, oldfag
Taumpy (aka Tampon) Tears joins the usual gang of Yashoki, Necros, Hitogoroshi, and kingLATEbo for another terrible episode. Even though we eventually serious up and talk about some actually important topics, the show manages to suck just as hard as always. We wouldn't want to disappoint, after all.
Outline of the show that sucks because I'm lazy:
- "Let me guess, Kotaku"
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Community feedback
- We make fun of Necros... again (This never gets old, surprisingly)
- Bugsport expects
better writing in games
- Handy writes
silly stuff
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Krow calls us out, and it hurts king deeply
- A kauza cblog that we recommend
you read
- Modern Warfare 2: Is it turning your children into TERRORISTS? MORE AT ELEVEN
Music Credits:
OP: Eric Cartman - Pokerface
Kong In Concert
John Mayer - Everyday I Have The Blues
ED: B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get
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With respect to TOC heroic. It is true that on the 10-mans and regular 25-man mode, the 50 attempts are pretty much unimportant. However, my guild is currently spending a few days a week on Anub'rekhan on 25-man heroic mode (which is pretty difficult) and so wiping out those attempts would be catastrophic to their "guild progression."
Even though I am not in the guild anymore, I have a few friends in the guild who are also fairly disgruntled and open to helping me wipe out their attempts. At worst, it's quite easy to invite someone saved to that instance, turn it into a raid, promote them to leader, and then rush into the instance to get yourself saved. Anyhow, thanks for the input and I love the podcast.