cowuponacow

I think it's a trade-off. Reddit-style makes it very easy to parse individual threads of conversation, but also very easy to lose track of them. Someone responds to a question, and you never see it because the question has already been pushed down (or up) by newer comments.

Hello, Idle people! I have been listening since I heard about Idle Thumbs in connection with Thirty Flights of Loving, which I knew about in connection to Gravity Bone, which I played on the recommendation of Rock, Paper, Shotgun, my introduction to which I no longer recall, as it is lost to the murky depths of time. Nowadays I am in a situation much like the one described by Austicious, a few posts above, and what with Idle Thumbs, Tone Control, Brainy Gamer, and now The Crate and Crowbar, it's entirely possible that I spend more times listening to people talk about video games then I do actually playing video games. Nevertheless, I am full of opinions about them. I make no apologies for this. Unrelated: I think Jordan Mechner should make more video games. Also, a confession: Despite listening to every Idle Thumbs episode, I still have trouble figuring out who's talking when it's not Chris. In summary: hi