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Where's this week's Audio Report?
 

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August 09, 2005
12:37 PM: Mike Sugarbaker says...
Where's this week's Audio Report?

Uh, yeah I kinda screwed the pooch on that one. We recorded a quick talk about our experiences playing Hecatomb and Rocketmen, and about the Penny Arcade "CCG" kerfuffle, but the audio levels are way too low and the thing is just horribly noisy and unsalvageable. The worse news is that we won't have a podcast next week either, due to some pre-Gen Con travel on my part. However, when I do get into Indy, make sure your bandwidth is loose and limber because I'll be recording short reports directly from the show floor. Those will probably go online in large bunches on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evening.

In the meantime, we'll probably go ahead and post our thoughts on Hecatomb and Rocketmen in the near future. Sorry for the pooch-screwage.



 
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