Excellent perspectives on games and the industry. It’s especially fun when they disagree, I appreciate they can respect each other while still fighting their corner. Love the deep dives, love the squirrel-distracted tangents.

And if the stuff ain't good, the conversation is.

It painted me to write this as I’ve been following these guys since day, one on waypoint. The show has really gone downhill in the last year. There doesn’t seem to be much effort among the crew and making sure they have something substantial to talk about week a week. And a lot of the podcast seems to be made up of a filler conversation. They seem to stretch the segment out just to extend a time. Sometimes one of them (usually Rob) will go on for 10 or 15 minutes with no one else even talking. Other times. How they’re making jokes in a live chat while they podcasting. One case in point is that they literally took four episodes just to go through their favorite games of last year, games that many of them didn’t even finish, or in some cases barely even played. And yet it was three episodes of content somehow. I listen to a lot of video game podcast for my commute and exercising while walking the dog etc. This one has sunk to the bottom of my list because on a week to week basis they don’t seem to put much effort planning to show further listeners, unlike pretty much every other gaming podcast I listen to. I really can’t imagine a listener finding much of use here. And I imagine a lot of the Legacy listeners find it pretty unsubstantial as well. Hope they can turn things around.

dogwhistles and privileged takes from the Costco brand cast of “what we do in the shadows”