[Music] Hey, what's going on guys welcome to hobby homies we are your weekly tabletop podcast. Hey, my man, I am Jain hanging out with Fox. What's up and of course we have Sean churchy. Sean, you're with the sheep hearest. You've been Sean, I've been Sean, I've been Sean, I've been Sean, I don't know. I'm not saying she is, but anyway something happened to the intro last episode so apologies on that. What do you mean? Technically she is. Was that you saying the wrong thing, was that the technical issues that we mean? You are the technical issues, you're the issues, you're the end of the church then probably. No, you're right, you're right. What are we doing? Today we are talking about age of fancy quest. First of all love the name, it's as good as the rest of the thing. That's such a good endorsement for anything, it's like hey this new thing came out, how is it? It's just as like the rest. As good as the rest. As good as the rest of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, that's fine I guess, yeah, you're right. So when I saw you all chirping about this in the discord, I was like, what are they talking about? Swirl it up and I saw someone say, oh there's a thing called age of fancy quest. Yep. After something I'm like, and then you said I think that you'd made a character. And I was like, I'm going to ask Shane about this on the podcast. And so here we are, I know nothing except for it's goofy ass name, I want to know what you know about it. Because you said something like, it's a two part question, what do you know about it so far? And the second thing is you're like, oh, I got some books for it. Oh yeah. Yeah, so what does that mean? Like PDFs. Like multiple? Two. It's kind of like same one. Okay. Okay. All right. Well, what do you mean? So okay. So I know maybe like 5% more than you do it. Yeah, that's great. We're also going to spend some time learning together. We will learn together. Yes. Yes. Yes. But in a nutshell, it is a solo slash co-op dungeon crawling experience. Excellent. We should also mention this is one page rules, age of fantasy quest. So a quest based dungeon crawling campaign driven version of their age of fantasy set in the age of fantasy world. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So you said a lot of words there and wasn't really listening, but I think what you meant. I'm used to it. So and you make characters and there's not many characters. It's almost like you're a part. Yeah. It's very hero driven. It's like generally two to four, and you've, yeah, you've kept them out. They level up. You upgrade them, you give them skills. So it's got a lot of RPG elements almost to it. Sure. It adds more than just the quality role that we are familiar with. Yeah. Yeah. OPR. Yeah. One page rules. But we'll get into that a bit more. I think we'll flick through like the beginner guide as well. Yeah. And take a look at that. But yeah. So is your understanding that it's basically like, this is the first game I can really think of that takes the RPG vibe, like of Dungeons and Dragons, where you're in a small party dungeon crawling and doing in between things and brings it to the tabletop. Because like, can you think of other games that are like almost, but this is more akin to like ranges of shadow deep? Right. Okay. I'm not really. It's very much in the same vein as ranges of shadow deep, frost grave, star grave for the sci-fi version. Oh, sure. So like, it has five leagues and five seconds. Yeah. In a way. Yeah. Okay. It's, it's not a stranger to those games. Yeah. Sure. Sure. Sure. I feel like it's almost one step, like, because it's got less models that you probably level up and maybe aren't as expendable as those other games. I guess we'll find out. I haven't had it yet, but I intend to play it very soon. In my head, it's like, um, it's like Silver Tower. Yeah. But yeah, yeah. The campaign driven, better silver tower type thing. Well, Silver Tower was a Warhammer quest. Yeah. And so this is a quest. This is a quest. Age of fantasy quest. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? I think I know where they get some of these names from. Okay. Yeah. Age of fantasy quest. It's as good as the red. I like that a lot. You can be there. You can't take that. Oh, yeah. We stole that from you. Yeah. If you want it, you can pay us for it. Yeah. Yeah. You could sub to our patreon. Yeah. How do you like that? Fuck those guys. No, we love you. Oh, we should sub. So, yeah. Take that back. Don't take that back. Don't take that back. Don't take that back. Don't take that back. No, it's true. Don't see. Oh, disgusting. Imagine supporting us. Mother terribly. We just we just we love all of our patrons. Okay. Okay, chief. Come on. Don't lose any of it. I want to lose our patrons. That's a fact. That is a fact. Straight facts. Tell us about it. Okay. You've got. So, is this the rule book? How do you buy the rule book? If people are listening, I want to get this game. How do they do it? Law Game Vault. On their website. One page rules.com. You can download the free rules. Yeah. Yeah. I guess. Patrons get free rule books for the rest of the games. I don't even know if this is on there yet. Okay. So, I think it's just free. So, this is fully out. This isn't like a beta. Or something. It is a beta. Okay. Beta. But it's a beta that you can buy. I'm going to give you a little bit of a spicy nugget. Do it. I love nuggets. There is a grim dark future version coming soon. Oh my gosh. That is spicy nugget. Yeah. Well, I play that over part sex. Three to four months. Apparently. In three to four months. Yep. I feel like they're going to like take what they learned from launching this in this beta. Hopefully implement that on the other one as well. Interesting. I like this. Yeah. I immediately want to play with my spike claw swarm of Skaven. You could. Oh, thank God. You could. Oh, thank God. I thought you were going to be like, "Oh, sorry. This is one of those games where you can't play as what is typically the bad guys as the good guys." No. So, you can play as your hero from any of the Age of Fantasy factions. Oh my gosh. This is amazing. All right. Tell me more. Yeah. So, what is Age of Fantasy quest? I'm reading their blog post right now. Okay. All right. This is free information we're reading. We're not just regurgitating. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we're just discovering it. And maybe you want to discover it alongside us. Yeah. Here we are. Yeah. Maybe you can't be bothered reading it or you can't read. This is an audiobook. Yeah. That's a patreon tier. Stop the episode. We need a plan for this. Age of Fantasy quest is a solo slash co-op skirmish adventure game set in the Age of Fantasy universe. The easiest way to imagine this is as a hybrid between a skirmish game and an RPG. This is exactly what I was saying. Where your party of two to four hero fight off waves of enemies while it's going on epic adventures. The game is played in a campaign made up of multiple chapters, each with various missions for you to play through and your hero is getting experience finally level up to unlock new skills and stuff for injuries whilst adventuring. Gloomhaven. The tabletop war game. That's what I want. That's... That could be this. Yeah, it could be. I don't know. Let's find out. Let's find out. During the game, all heroes activate and take actions, which works like our other games, keeping things familiar. Heroes can take one free skill action each round, which allows them to boost attacks, buff allies, heal and more. When using skill actions, heroes stress and once they have hit their stress limit, they must use a rest action to remove it all. Oh my gosh. They stole that from one of the 17 games I made and never produced. Of course, they did. Oh, mechanic was stressed. Have they got access to my Google Docs? I'm sure they do. Yeah. No, the games would be way worse and far less finished. Fair. Heroes can also stuff a stress to take one additional action each round, as well as stuff a stress to boost their next stat role by plus one. I didn't have that. So make sure to use these things wisely, especially when at a low level. Stress as a resource is so fun. And thematic. Yeah. I love it. I'm all for it. When you played that little game that you had started working on, which was probably your most finished game ever, which would use it very similar. Yep. Mechanic. It did. Yeah. Because it was based on the game where I used stress as a mechanic. Yep. So instead, this one was using stamina and that was what we were spending and you could do the exact same thing. You could overreach. Yep. Anyways, that's not important. But yes. I love that whole resource thing where it's like, it's not health. Yeah. It's another resource that you're spending, but it's got that risk versus reward where if you spend it down, you can spend it down quickly, but then you're forced to take rests more often. Yep. Or you can overdo it. Yeah. I love it. I think it's great. Yeah. Yep. Nice. After all heroes have activated, all AI enemies activate and fight back. So watch out. There are also lots of other new quest specific things which you won't find in other games, like here are suffering status conditions. To find and loot, to being able to use consumables like potions, elixes and bombs, consumables are especially important for your survival, especially in higher difficulties. So don't forget to stack up in health potions and curing potions before going on a mission. I love the way it was like, oh, you can use all these things like consumables. And then my head, that's what I heard because then you said potions, elixes and bombs. I just imagine someone just like trying to drink a bomb. This apple is hot as fuck. And very hot. Yep. What happened to the fridge just then? Did you hear that? Don't worry about that. In the fridge? That's out of control. That's not a cow. That's a fridge. You idiot. Yeah. Church. You idiot. Yeah. Did you bring this guy? Yeah. Who's just here? I like the one with the beard. Where'd he go? The beard will come backwards. That's all right. He's going to take like four years. Enough of him. He's going to look exactly like he did a week ago, tomorrow. Next Friday. Yeah. It's been like three days of almost more of a stash than you. Yeah. Well, that's what I'm going to be growing up eight years. No, it's been eight months. All right. That's what I'm going to say is I bought this eight months ago. Bro, I'm hairless from the eyebrows down. I know. It's out of control. Those have no hair. It's unnatural. It's unfair. All right. Sorry. What am I quest to? What am I quest to? No. I've got him. Got him. He won't read anything off the teleprompter. I'm Rod Burke. Okay, where are we? Consuming bombs. Consuming bombs. That's right. Sorry. My fault. That was my fault. If you're familiar with dungeon crawls, other similar skirmish campaign games, then you will feel right at home with age of fantasy quest. This type of game is perfect to play solo or co-op with your family and friends. And especially great to play with people unfamiliar with wargames as well as young children. This game is primarily focused on building narrative experience. So if you're looking for competitive versus game, then this isn't it. I love that. I love that. I just love it. I used to hate that. I hate that. If I was like, oh, it's not competitive. That means it's not balanced. That means it's not fun. I'm out. Yeah. And then the first time someone's like, oh, if you want to play like a match, but like balanced, you want to have that kind of fun. You're in the wrong place. It's just happening for you. You're not from around here. You're not from around here. You're kind of around here. Yeah, that's it. I love that. Yep. Give me that. Yep. Hopefully you're already excited to play. I know. I could tell. Yeah. Is the kids a pick coming up on the camera? No. This one's not a YouTube kids episode. That's what you're on. We haven't got the magnification lens on it. Well, zoom in in hands. There's not enough pixels in the world. Before you run off to download the rules, we recommend reading the next section first. Age of Fantasy Quest is a different, but familiar game from the rest of our library. So you should know it's basic concepts, how to play and other important info. First of all, don't tell me what to do. I'm going to run off of download the rules. I'm not going to read the next section. I'll read the next section for you. Yes, please. Did I get you another one? Okay. I thought I'd put them away. I'd like another one, Chachi. I'd be good. Yeah, I'd love another one. Thank you. He's chirping to me. I'm talking. You read it. All right. Where are we up to? No, that's right. I think it was. It's in English. Call me out. It's in English. No, I don't know. I think you. Yeah. Thank you, concert. Thanks, Chance. Sorry, before we get into the meat of it, the most basic concepts to grasp are heroes and parties, enemies and collections, campaign chapters and missions, dynamic difficulty balancing. Okay. My head was in like a completely different place. I know. When you said that entire sentence, paragraph, even. Yeah, it was in a paragraph. The first part you said was something about parties and what it means is obvious. But in my head, I was like, "Why would they add that to the game?" Like I imagine them all like, like you could have parties at the end of a thing, like actual parts. But you like drinking a tavern or something. I was like, "Oh, that's good." Why wouldn't they add that? I know. And then the last thing you said, "What was that?" Read the part last time. Dynamic difficulty balancing. Yeah. That's something about balancing. I was like, "Why is that a part of the game?" So I need to read that whole thing again and I'll listen to it in the frame of mind with like a normal person. Okay. All right. I don't trust you. I don't believe you. I'll skip ahead then. Heroes and parties. Yeah. The game can be played co-op or solo with a party of two to four heroes which are controlled by the players. Yeah. When playing solo, the player controls all heroes and when playing co-op, we recommend that each player controls one hero, a group of heroes that goes on a mission together is called a party. Okay. I'm glad I clarified. Just in case you thought a party was like, I don't know, like a birthday party or something. Yeah. Yeah. Which you wouldn't buy just in case. Yeah. Yeah. He's just raving. It's like German house music. Enemies and collections. The heroes face off against enemies which are controlled by a simple AI system similar to the one from the other games. Okay. Before the game, players will need to create an army collection based on the miniatures they have and which works exactly the same as building an army for the other games. I actually looked into that briefly and it is exactly the same as building an army for the other games. So when's the same building an army? Is that for the enemy? Sorry. Yeah. If you go through the army forge for if you, so if you're familiar with one page rules, there are me forges. They're on one list builder. That's free, by the way. That's free. Yep. armyforges.com. Basically, you can find it. Just Google army forges. You get there. That's what I mean. Basically, you find it. If you type that in and it's wrong, you will not find it. If you put the dot com there and you cannot find it unless that's it unless it's right. I don't know. Yeah. Google army forges. Yeah. Dot com. Dot com. It's a website. OK, chief. So, yeah. So, you go to the army forge and you find these games because you have to go on the internet to do that. And I just have zero faith. You know how the internet works. It's just like, I just click links dude. That's why our videos are all fucked up. That's check. That's why we have laggy intros and yeah, I mean, I mean, I mean, I didn't help it. There was like one terabyte of shit on that computer. You're like, my computer's running so bad. So I ran this executable hoping I would execute all the parts. I downloaded more. Yeah. I'm sorry, everyone for this episode, by the way, but this is why you tuned in, I guess. Yeah. I mean, you're hearing your own fault. Yeah. Why? That's a fact. Like at the start, it was our fault because we do it UN maybe with like a cool, what do you call that thing? Clickbait. Something. Who probably said something stupid? Yeah. Oh, because it's a new game. You probably clicked this thinking. Oh, you want to learn about this? No, you want to learn about this new game? Sorry, you're in the other place. Was it? This way, I'll serve you kind around here. If you're expecting a competitive and balanced podcast, this ain't it. Yep. Carry on. I've completely lost my train of thought. I have no idea who I am. You just finished talking about parties? Oh, yes. So you build an army, you go to the army forge and you first create your heroes. Yeah. You can pick from all of the factions available to you in Age of Fantasy. So I can make my rat heroes, for example. You can pick the rat men. And then you, so you give them names, you give them stats, you do all that sort of stuff, and you move through and you create your enemies. So you click on all the factions that you play against. Yeah. So basically, you can just look at your collection. I can go ahead. What am I playing against? That's cool. Oh, I want to play against them. Yeah, yeah. I want to play against them. I want to play against them. And you add everything. I'm like, you might, it might take you a while if you do sit there and add everything. Sure. Yeah. But you can say like, all right, this campaign I'm playing against, you know, if you're playing as your rat men, I'm playing against like the chivalrous kingdoms, like I'm playing against the humans. Sure. Or whatever. Or the eternal wardens, you know, or ghostly undead, whatever you want to play against for that particular campaign. And then you go into that list and then you can create profiles for everything that you've got. So if I made, let's say I wanted my rat men to fight ghosts or whatever. When I make an army list, do I just put in every model that I own? Every model that you want to play against, yeah. And so like, oh, so does it have a points limit? So it does. So yeah. How do I know? Obviously, I'm not fighting against a whole army. No. So that's sort of the dynamic difficulty balancing, right? So there are points limits, but they're not shown to you. It's like a calculation that the system does behind the scenes. Sure. You sound like it. IT wizard. You are a wizard, man. Absolute wizard. Did you say calculations? All right. Bill Gates settled down. Bezos? I don't know if he's smart. I don't know. No, it's probably not. It's probably just smart with money. The best kind of smart. He hustles, bro. He grinds, bro. He did. Maybe. He said it's a confidently then backed up straight away for legal reasons. We got no money. What are you going to do? We're imagining getting sued for saying that he hustles. You said he grinds. I said he hustles. You said he grinds. I don't know. Let's rewind that. That's a replay. I don't know. Shit. Shit. Anyway, somehow again, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so I tracked. I think there's like a, maybe a correlation, not sort of it's a causation, but it could be a correlation between how many beers and how much do railmen? Yeah, but we'll do rail very early. That's true. And there hasn't really been that many beers. No, we'll change both of those things. We'll get on track and keep drinking. So what I want to know is like, when I go into the next dungeon room, does it say, does it like take my army forge and go, all right, we're going to use like 150 points of what he's put in there. And this is what you're fighting against or like, I wonder how each instance works if you know what I mean. Yeah. That's a good question. I'm going to read to you the dynamic difficulty balancing. That's right. Let's see if we can unpick what you've just said. Yeah, sounds good. So look at us. The game has four different difficulty levels, which set how many points of enemies you fight based on how many points the party is worth in total. Cut to you anyway, dude, since all the numbers are in relation to each other, you don't need to worry about points cost in this game. That's all written in bold. Wow. They really want us to drive in that home. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's another nail in the noggin. That's a day. We'll lay us. They're jumping in there and then they're driving that home. Out of day, we once. Did you? Yeah. Let's not do this. First of all, no one gives a fuck. I know. Awesome. Let's not do this. I liked that car. I was. You're doing it. You're still doing it. You can't help yourself. The day we're going to help you. Choose reliable. Get made of me. All right. So you don't need to worry about points. What does that mean? I understand. So the cost of heroes is determined automatically and you should build as a large collection of enemies as a valuable midge as you have so that you get the most varied enemy waves as possible. Okay. Waves. Right. Yeah. How to play. That's two. Yep. All right. Those are the basic concepts. Now let's move on to how to play the game. Here's the basic step by step and how to start playing. One, download the Core Rules and Campaign Builder or just the Beginners Guide, Containers Rules and Builder. Sure. Go to the Army Forge and create two to four heroes. Create a collection of enemies for you to fight. Click on Start, New Mission and you're ready to play. Wow. All of this process is explained step by step once you're in the app where you follow a simple tutorial to get started. I love that. I feel like we need to do that. Yep. Like as a... How would you do that as a PowerPoint? We could do that. Go through the steps. Play the game. Yep. If that's something that you would want to see, if you are interested in whatever this has been about Age of Fantasy quest, that'd be really cool I think. What I was interested in is like, oh, you play as two to four heroes. If it's just you, you control all of them. If it's you and your opponent, you take one each, that's interesting. Yeah. Wonder why that is. I guess we'll find out. Yeah, I don't know. Because it's two to four. So you can play solely if it's four. Yeah. There's carpets too. Yeah, that's interesting. There must be a reason for that, I'm sure. Maybe it's... Two brains. What? Two brains. Of course. That's better than four brains. Yep. I think that would be cool. A co-op of this. Yeah. We have one miniature each. Yep. One of whatever you've got and one of my whatever I've got and our combined enemy armies and that makes the waves. I'm very interested to know how these waves work. We probably can't decipher it. Probably not in here. No. I think we'll have to go away and come back and let you know. Yep. We should play this and then do a review of after we've played it. I like that. Because I think this... I think this would be dope. I think it would be cool too. You'd be a lot of fun. It sounds a little bit more accessible, I would say instantly than like five leagues or rangers. Yep. Simply because they were lying on the weight of the app. Yep. Which is really well done. But also a lot of the information that they already had in the app. Like existing... Like army lists. Army lists and whatnot. Man. They were rangers but the biggest deterrent and I looked at it again today and the rule book, the physical rule book, it's like 87 bucks. Right. Yeah. You just... Like it's Australian. Yeah. That's tough. Yeah. Yeah. Same with five leagues to play that here. It's about 80 bucks to buy that. Yep. But my biggest thing is I've got the PDF for it. So I can play it. Yep. But I really do like having the physical book for these kind of games. Something about it. There's like the whole make your map and then you know it's getting set up. Yep. And then it's also like, I don't know, I think it would be great co-op and we're pretty hyped to do it co-op but then other things got us distracted. Yep. But I just feel like there's a couple of little barriers that if you really don't have tons of time. Yep. It makes it really hard to get started. Whereas this just feels like a little bit easier to follow some step by step guides on an app. Yep. Use the miniatures you've already got, which is true for the other games as well. Use one miniature each if you play in co-op and just get into it and learn as you go. That feels really nice. Yeah. Yep. I like that. So heroes are based off existing armies. So you can make a saw in hero or a rat man hero or have that example. Yep. It's my new favorite game. Once a hero has been created, the app will take care of everything for you. Don't worry about the points value of your hero. It is not relevant. We've also started a free edit option. So you can break the system and do whatever you like, start any level and modify your gold stash, et cetera. So I guess because it's a beta, maybe they want people to just be able to like play test. Yeah. Yeah. Collections are based off existing armies. So you can make an enemy collection using any of the models you already own. I recommend putting all of the models you own in your collection from the start. So that way, so that then you can use any and all of them during your missions. Don't worry about the points values. It's not relevant. Again, he's written that. Loves it. Embold again. Wow. It's not just a control B and it's just kind of like overusing it. There's more bold coming up too. Oh, wow. And it's all about the app is only mandatory to create your heroes. Yeah. Oh, that's good to know. Yep. It's not just limited to OPR army. So if you have some cool models, you've pitched from the world's beyond campaign. They're all ready to go for ages, fantasy quest as well. World's beyond campaign. Yeah. I don't know. I think about that. Must be something of theirs they've done. They do a lot of events and like sort of community driven things. That's all. There's something to do with that. It's had models from a campaign. That sounds to me like a Kickstarter or something about maybe models that they like on their my manufacturer or something. But yeah, maybe. Yeah. Playing missions has been made simple and convenient as possible. Select your heroes in your collection, pick a difficulty level and you're ready to go. Why don't you start a mission? You can generate Emmy waves automatically or do it manually if you want to fight specific enemies. We've also added convenient controls for you to track your stress, wounds, bleeding, status conditions and consumables. They're made in the app. Yeah. Yeah. I'm so excited. When you're done, simply click on complete mission and you'll be able to set how much XP and gold you earned and then the system will take you through leveling up automatically. It's all extremely convenient. It is extremely convenient. That's another barrier to the other games we mentioned earlier, which are phenomenal games by the way. Please check out five legs, five parsecs. Yep. Rangers. Rangers. Yeah. Is like the bookkeeping. Sometimes we're just like, gosh, an apple would be so nice for this. That whenever somebody recommends a web based app or something that can help mitigate and save your bookkeeping, like we just jump straight on that. So the fact that that's all built in from the start for this game is exciting. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's very cool. They've even added a lobby system so that you and your friends can play together on different devices. One of the players simply hosts the game, gives the other players a session code, and they are ready to join. Please note that max four heroes are going to quest, so you can't have 100 people join your session. So I guess it's up to four. Up to four. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The fuck out of here. All right. This is. I'm very excited. Yes. Way better than I thought it was going to be. Yeah. So there are options to play with pen and paper as well. The app is mandatory to create your heroes and level them up due to the way the cost is calculated. Sure. But there is no need for the app beyond that if you do not wish to use it. Yeah. I'm going to use pen and paper. Yeah. I mean, there are people out there. If I didn't have kids and I was a more organized individual, I typically actually prefer pen and paper. I like writing all my rosters now. I used to. Yeah. I love to print out the shit, write it down, put it on a shelf and know it was going to be there tomorrow. Yeah. But now I'm just all digital and maybe that's why you bought that ill-fated. Yeah. The remarkable two. Yeah. That's exactly why the remarkable had the remarkable, wasn't that remarkable? It's surviving impact, apparently. Right. Remarkable two. Check it out. This episode's sponsored remarkable two and Lara Quality Meats. It's not, but it actually is sponsored by Oswald Gaming. So you check out Oswald Gaming, link in the description for 10% off. It's funny when you were talking about armies before I was like, huh, I really don't have any age of sigma armies. Like I don't. I got 10 painted trees. So I was like, what am I actually going to fight against? And I was like, I'm just going to buy about just half of my Oswald Gaming and slap chop that shit. Yep. And then play a cart mission with you. So we actually have some. I mean, I'll go. Yeah. You got stuff. Yeah. So I need to play cart. That's what I'm saying. Oh my god. It's happening. Not again. That's my dog. Oh, I thought it was a bear. No. There's no bears in these parts. No. No, no. So basically it's a public beta. So it's going to go through like testing and it has been out for a while. One of the homies I just scored mentioned that, but it's I guess it was like one of their other systems where they didn't really expand upon it. It was kind of like one of those games where like like Wolf Wolf leads. Sure. It was kind of like he here you go. Yeah. And then here's a thing. Sure. And they just like left it. Right. But now it's getting the treatment where they're sort of. They're going all in. Yeah. Yep. Yep. One of they've seen the success of some other games we mentioned and they go, actually, if we just do a little bit more on this, maybe we're almost halfway there. Maybe. Very interested to hear what you think. We've already got homies chirping about this in the discord. That's what got us here. Talk about it. Yep. So if you've jumped in or you're a little bit on the way, you know more about it, please jump in our discord link in the description. If not, hobbyhomies.com, click the discord button there, you'll jump straight in. Yeah. We would it'd be so cool to just like a fun part about a past sex campaign was just watching everyone do their battle reports and watch how the games were going and stuff and this feels like it's going to have that same kind of vibe where people are talking about their heroes and leveling up and the fact that you can play cooperatively, it'd be interested to hit if they're some of the Midwestern homies in the US find a way to meet up and make up or yeah, yeah, and that makes sense. I love the idea of playing like one to four players like we could be playing a court mission and then in the third one throw in two extra heroes, yep, have churchy and Rory play, absolutely. And then just like it and it's OPR, so you know, it's just going to be quick, spicy. Yep. I bet if we do one and then we like maybe they level up afterwards or whatever and put some new equipment on. Then we got them dude. Oh, then we got them hooked. Yeah. Yeah, especially Rory. I feel like if he gets to equip things on his characters, oh man, he's in, he's just this the lack of equipping as has held him a bay, yeah, I know, but now that's the floodgates will open and he will be gushing with joy indeed. Anyway, yeah, so that was a bit of a dive into OPR age of fantasy quest. Yep. Bit of a what is it? I mean, we now know, well, it's like obviously we got very sidetracked and went on a lot of tangents to say the least. However, I'm super excited based on what you read about the game. So hopefully other homies who are completely in the dark about it feel the same way or got something out of it because I did as a listener. So you didn't do that bad, Shane. You're not that bad. Thanks dude. I don't care what literally everyone else I've ever talked to or said about you. Yeah. I don't think you're that bad. I think you're as good as all the other Shains. Oh, thanks. That's actually a bit compliment. Yeah, it is. Yeah, I might have over reached that. Shane one. They're about as good as Shane one. Yeah. It's fine. Me, dude. Thank you all so much for tuning in to listen to Age of Fantasy Quest. Please again, let us know in the comments if you've played it. What do you like about it? Also curious about like, when you play these games, if you bounce off them, we just did an episode a couple of weeks ago about some games we bounced off and it's made me super curious about what other games people are bouncing off. Yeah. Yeah. Because games just don't sink in. Because sometimes I play a game and then I just don't play it again and I don't give it the thought about why I don't play it. Just like, yeah, that wasn't that fun until other people go like, oh yeah, don't play that because of this. I'm like, you know what? I think that was the thing. Yeah. Well done using your brain goo. I just don't do that. So anyways, let us know that as well. Yeah. Thank you to our patrons for your continued support. You keep the lights on. We have more lights than we've ever had. We have lights offline at the moment. Can we have enough lights? We can choose our lights now. Yeah. That's not something we had. It's not a choice we had before. You know what? I'm actually really impressed with these lights. They're globes in there and I've never had to change them. That is true. We've had these going for how many years now? Four and a half. Probably four. Four? Yeah. Now you said Alice. No, you've said that I told them. I've been waiting for one episode where like one light just went pink. Yeah. I'm going to need all of these so they would notice anyone watching you would just see a dark spot here. Yeah. Anyways. I was going to be doing that, Judge. Yeah. He's going to turn it off. Turn it off. See what difference it makes. I bet it's noticeable. Very noticeable. Yup. Yeah. There you go. I want a loud click. Anyway, it's so tactile. Thank you, patrons. Is that Cherry Brown? Is that Cherry Brown switch? Yeah. Cherry red, bro. Oh, shit. Yeah. So thanks to our patrons for two bucks a month to get early access. Yeah, Judge. You hit the button. You get early access to videos like this and stuff on our other channel. We have a better report channel on our other video channel as well. We have some legendary homies. We have MJ, Moose Fatboy, Axe, Annex, Real One, Numa. That's you, Numa. Big go. It's got birds in here. That's so Hockers. Gridlock. Genemon. We got Black Apollo. These are the OGs. Really, Pinny, Agro, Don Juan Don, Jackson V, Nathan A, Mini Walmart, Oswald Gaming and Big Red. You got pure blind. I forgot pure blind. Yeah. I was about to say that. You did not. What do you mean I did not? You stole it from me. You did not say that. Another thing that I was going to say is if you liked this, you're going to love something else that we do. So hit the subscribe button to find out what that is. Press cross. I'm baiting them. I don't actually have anything but if I tell them that and hit the sub button, now subs go up. And then we monetize the channel. We need so... And then we get so big that we let the fame go to our head. Like Dr. Disrespect. Like Dr. Disrespect. We do the exact same thing as Dr. Disrespect. No. No. We just roll with his playbook. No. I mean, maybe up until he boomed and then we stop there. Hang on. What do you mean when he's out until he's boomed? Because I made a reference earlier about booming. Prior to that. Okay. Like immediately before that. All right. So immediately before we boom. The moment that he thought it was good to do that, we stop. Ah. You're talking about a different thing. I don't want to do that at all. Don't have five minutes before. I'm just disgusted with me. You've gone for Dr. PTF file. Wait. What? And before. You're saying the Lambo. Just have the Lambo and be done with it. Maybe. Can we get a Lambo? How many subs? Church, how many subs you got? Do you have a Lambo? I think I'm at like 9.5 K and no, I don't have a Lambo. It's definitely got a Lambo. I reversed into it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's cost me everything. My bomb. Anyway, we'll see you next week. [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING]
