GameCritics.com Podcast Episode 76: Listener Questions, Dawnguard, The Walking Dead--Episode Two

Great listening as usual, folks. I'm impressed with the enthusiasm for the Walking Dead - it was interesting to hear you sit around chewing the fat about game decisions you made, almost like actual fans rather than the jaded, cynical critics you are. :P

For late adopters like me - coincidentally the series is up on Steam with 40% off, though only for another ten hours or so.

The desert island game question was a bit tongue in cheek, but imagine if you played the Souls games without access to the wiki, how much potential is there. Playing through with different classes, eking out a piece of the story at a time...

Civilisation was a good answer, though my personal game would probably be Mount and Blade, as it also allows you to play with a vast range of strategies and self-imposed restrictions if need be. This is applicable to the likes of Team Fortress and DOTA/League of Legends as well - the best games are those with a dollop of strategy which can be (re)played in many different ways, I guess.

It was a very interesting podcast to listen to, keep 'em coming.

About League of Legends: There is a chatroom called "The Gentlemen's Club" in every server (as far as I know. I play in EUNE but I think the chatroom originated from NA), and it's point is to gather all the reasonable people who are not assholes together. There should be players from a wide skill range there, and it's an easy way to find people to play with.

In the Walking Dead, I sided with Kenny in Decision 4, which was the one everyone considered shocking. I was surprised to hear that Richard did not go with the same choice.

I'm glad to hear that everyone loves The Walking Dead games as much as I do.