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Nearly 2 years since we launched this episode and this still rings true.

Great job guys! Just started playing and the strategy/tips you gave are things people really do IRL

"trouble brewing took 5 years to develop" damn 1:25:00

So amazing to hear the backstory of the game. It was created in such an organic way "the storyteller was made so I could have fun"

Similar to Unlock/Exit, the Holiday Hijinks are great puzzle escape room games. On the logic side, Logic & Lore and Shipwreck Arcana are great number logic games. Shipwreck Arcana is cooperative, Logic & Lore is competitive, but players can play at different difficulty levels (you can see this one on my channel). Paint the Roses and Cryptid are solid deduction games to check out as well.

Is this clip part of a podcast or where can I find that deep dive convo!

Another great podcast. The boffin script that i made was lots of fun to play. I am A big carcassonne fan but i am Now tempted to pick up a copy of land and sea and try it.

You guys deserve more subscribers. Good quality content.

Did part of this episode get cut off or is it meant to be 15 minutes long? Great topic

Great podcast. I love playing board games for the social interaction you have with other people. I would happily play a board game with someone over watching a movie with them. Keep up the good work with the podcast.

What an inspiring video. Thank you so much for all the insights.

Great to see the Original stuff!

Great points made! there are games for everyone. I dont particularly enjoy long form 18XX board games, but I love heavy player interaction games, whether it is Coup or TI. Having some friends who exposed me to a variety of board games helped heaps! I think monopoly, cluedo and other early 90s games may have soured peoples concept of what a board game or table top game is or what they can be

That guy with the backwards cap is handsome devil.

Great Discussion and Great to have Joel back to discuss what got us into board gaming and why do we still play games!

How are you playing this on PC!? I just know!

For me it was Citadels, but there have been so many games that open me up to heavy economic games as well.

Very cool. I enjoy hearing Steven Medway talk about his game.

Great to see the weekly content and Leo for coming on.

Was a great moment :D Now just need to see what happened with Blayke and Ralph after this.

@bggateway I love the "Jims Terraforming" card so good

Keen to watch this one! Was a great recording and back to form!

Glad to be back at it.

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Yo lads - don't know if you caught the shout out to you guys from Noobs on the gooftower interview with Steven medway yesterday

1:37:05 I've always felt that the mark of a good game is that it's fun even when you lose. I'm glad to know that the developer is conscious of that as well. Great interview, and great game!

Great podcast. Looking to see you there at Clocktower Con. Nelson

Great podcast/video with Theo. Keep up the amazing work

That was such a good conversation, thanks all!

No thanks

Great video! That Avery person seems very knowledgeable, you should have them back on sometime 😂

Is it just me, or is the audio all over the place? its too quiet, I turn it up, then I get blasted by a very loud laugh.

"The Original Storyteller" - that's one heck of a title!

I've had my first two games tonight as Storyteller and it was a blast everyone loved it as i did and I don't really like social deduction games but this game doesn't feel like just a game it feels like the village really comes to life and as a storyteller it's your duty to keep that momentum going. The first game was a bit challenging to get everything almost to work but when it works it's just fantastic. Sometimes i couldn't even hide my smirks😅

We realised that this was set as unlisted for 2 weeks. So you get 2 uploads in 2 days. Enjoy this one on one chat!

Thumbs up for Goose. Honestly still cant believe he decided he wanted in.

Was good to get behind the microphone. Also THUMBS UP FOR GOOSE!!! Doggo just wanted to be part of the podcast after 53 episodes. Doggo at @1:54 & @15:26

This is a terrific interview, thanks for this guys!

I really detest this game. I've tried. I really have. How can a game with such widespread acclaim be such a... slog? But it is. I hate it. There's a little bit of strategy and then a whole lot of dice chucking. I just don't get it.

I quite enjoyed this podcast 🫡 Are you going to make a podcast with other scripts (or even custom scripts)?

This was such a good chat - thanks all.

Great interview! What a treat!

Great interview, I liked hearing his own stories about his favorite games and how certain things like revolutionary came just from necessity. I also like his approach that everyone in the game is invested to the end, no one wins or loses before the game ends. Him constantly coming up with new ideas for clocktower and wanting to support the game as long as there is interest makes me very hopeful this game will keep getting new content for a long time to come.

Great interview! We're a regular group that plays this amazing game in person weekly in Brazil!

this was a great watch. some of Steven's answers were very interesting.

This was bloody tremendous lads! Great interview!

Cool episode. You guys did a great job

As if you bring up the TI game?! Bringing up old wounds >:(

The game day was amazing. We were the first to pull out Hues and Cues which I had been dying to try for ages! Thanks also to Damien on teaching us RA. My teenage son really enjoyed that one and the only reason we picked it up was because of the egyptian theme!

Great to be back and great to playing some new games.