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Several years back Mike did a top 30 favorite games list on the channel. Any chance Landon and Casen would do one? If so, what are some of the games they'd put in their top 10/20/30? - hardcoor17

As Final Fantasy fans, especially those of the older entries in the franchise, should we have followed Sakaguchi to Mistwalker? Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, and The Last Story seem unanimously praised, yet many people are dead set on bashing the later entries of the FF franchise more so than going to play the later games of FF's actual founding fathers. I personally feel like too many people are simply too attached the FF brand name itself without understanding what went in to those games to make them great. When “FF disease” gets brought up, it's used in a sense that tends to express the fans of FF know better than the developers of what FF should be; however, maybe the answer only rests in the founding fathers themselves. After the PS2 era of FF games, if the entire fanbase played Mistwalker games instead, we could be talking about them in fond of memory quite regularly like we do the majority of FF games today. Would that be more ideal?

Drake Chandler

Best use of Amnesia in a videogame?

ChocolateRob

Do you ever have trouble playing "as" a character with radically different values or ethics from you? How important is it to you that your primary avatar in a story based game reflect your values?

I'll give you a fun one this week: If you could add a special DLC episode or expansion to any game, what would it be? Example: Adding a really hard dungeon to a Zelda game that truly tests your ability to play the game and offers a worthwhile reward or something to show you completed it.

Hey! Love the podcast, here's a repost of my question from the previous Patreon post just in case :) Phill Spencer received a lot of backlash over claims that 4K is the future of gaming, giving the impression that 60 FPS is arbitrary. It also seems that other companies are prioritising 4K and higher graphics over frame rate also and I wanted to know what your thoughts were on this and where you stand on the 4K vs 60fps debate. Whilst I myself believe that 60fps should be the golden standard for a smooth experience in all games, can we really blame companies prioritising 4K in a marketplace where 4K displays are becoming more common, where people may feel robbed if all their games are being rendered at a quarter resolution of their TV’s capabilities?