X-strike Podcast

[Reznor]

Hah hah, JessFest.

[Jessperk]

Cute. I like it!

The podcasts are great.

Only suggestion I have is to normalize the audio some more, or have Juese laugh less.

[Mahler]

for quick normalization, why not try... THE LEVELATOR

http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/levelator/

[4]

with a name like that how could you go wrong?!

[Jakanden]

Which Dragonforce song are you referring to? I have Inhuman Rampage and Sonic Firestorm but don't remember that song.

[Zeiram]

I know it would be a bit more work, but could you guys list a few section breaks and start-times when posting the link on the main page?

There's been a lot of movie review coverage and it makes it a bit hard to listen to the podcast if you want to skip over spoilers.

[Trio of 9999]

Hilarious. Get more non-gamer special guests.

[mahoney]

I'm going to back up Steve on this one and say that a line is one dimensional. A line is a series of points that are strung together that extend for a determined length or of infinite length. But here's where it gets tricky: A line defined by mathematics is one dimensional because it has length but no width or height. Mush the same way a plane is a one dimensional object. When you draw it, however, it becomes two dimensional.

An example of this is the use of vectors in applications of force or in art programs like Photoshop and Illustrator. Vectors are lines, but they exist one dimensionally. When you throw a ball you have (primarily) an x and y component of force that exist as vector lines, but are one dimensional.

So the end of the story is, mathematically a line is one dimensional. Drawn on paper it becomes two dimensional.

Think that's hard to understand, try wrapping your head around radians, a unitless form of measurement.

[gobbleskat]

Seriously, PLEASE do not bring that argument into this thread. Start a new one. I can't imagine how badly it will derail this topic.

[Reznor]

Just do a drunk/all fan questions podcast already.

Or do a live broadcast. I've got the bandwidth to serve it.

[gobbleskat]

It just hit me what is sitting on top of your X-strike case in your avatar.

[Reznor]

Second Life makes me want to get a tattoo on my schlong that says "Suck Here".

Seriously, best podcast EVAR. I LOLed.

And the official Silent Horror viewing count is 198. 200 could be at AMA.

[Reznor]

It just hit me what is sitting on top of your X-strike case in your avatar.

I should make more of those cookies...

[Jakanden]

Beer Shake was done on Red Dwarf first! Then again, there is tons of weird shit that Lister ate or drank over the course of that show.

I am personally not all that psyched about DnD 4th edition, but that is not because of any inherent flaws in the system. I simply think that 3.5 works perfectly well and I have no desire to upgrade to a new system and buy all new books.

I am glad Itagaki is gone as that guy is a total misogynistic douchebag. While I love both Ninja Gaiden 1 and 2, I am actually looking forward to what will happen without him.

Good podcast guys, makes work go by faster.

[VFKevin]

Call me old fashioned, but when I was playing AD&D (and had access to materials from First Edition and Second Edition), I vastly preferred First Edition in almost all areas. I saw (and was part of) far too many parties of low level adventurers that were absolutely trounced by encounters that should have been nothing particularly challenging while playing under strictly Second Edition rules.

I have heard that subsequent editions corrected a lot of the flaws and over complications in Second Edition. But come on, First Edition books with Doritos residue from 1981 will always hold a place in my heart of hearts.