Cuba wants YOU (out of the raid)
Hey Gang,
We’re over our first big hump and coming back to you with Episode #11 of The Multiverse: MMO Radio. See that? I used our tag line. I always find using tag lines a little awkward, don’t you? Ah well.
This week, we jump in and talk about buying gold, alternative advancement, and why quest hubs are the devil (Ferrel’s words, not mine!). It was a good show and we were joined again by the good folks of Drunken Legacy in the chat room.
10 points to whoever can tell me where the sound bytes in the beginning of the show come from!
If you missed the show this time, be sure to join us next week as we stream live. You can join us every Friday at 7PM Eastern, in chat too. Or, if you prefer, use the hash tag #multiverse on Twitter and we can take your comments that way.
Next week, we’ll be joined by Maxivik from Drunken Legacy to talk raiding: past, present, and future.
Without further adieu, here are this week’s notes:
Show Notes – 03/10/10 – Episode #11: Fixing the End Game (Plus Gold Selling)
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Intro
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What’s happened this week?
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What have we been playing?
News
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All Points Bulletin Sending Beta Invites
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EQ2 Wants You For St. Patty’s Day
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Fallen Earth and Champions Heading to Facebook
Round Table
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Gold Buying – is it ever acceptable?
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Alternate Advancement – is questing outdated?
Host Segments
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Uncle Ferrel’s Story Hour
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Riknas’ Rant of the Week
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Chris’ Blog of the Week – Kill Ten Rats (latest post)
Shout Outs
3 comments
Ravious
March 15, 2010 at 6:55 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Thanks for the blog of the week guys! I listen to your show every week. Maybe someday I will have the guts to join you, but for now, keep up the great work!
Chris
March 15, 2010 at 8:13 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Thanks Ravious! Your blog is one of the few I check a few times everyday for updates, so I’m happy to help point people there. Bravo to Suzina for stepping up and being honest like she did, too. A lot of people would have kept quiet but her honesty is admirable.
Let us know if you ever feel like talking instead of typing and we’ll make sure to get you on! 🙂
KalibreOnline -Games, Life and Ent
March 15, 2010 at 7:28 pm (UTC -5) Link to this comment
Yea, great work!