Mindscythe

And still we wait, and hope. (And plot and scheme and plan, of course). Hertz! Wherefore art thou, Hertz?

Maybe we should start a spin-off series, to tide folks over until Hertz gets back.

The Adventures of the Man in the Hat!

*waits patiently... well... tries to wait patiently at any rate *

Stan and Lou in the Rikti Crash Zone, meet Pythagoras, the talking Pylon?

Stan and Lou join the Vanguard? Team up temporarily with the Man in the Hat?

Oh, if only they were high enough level... the possibilities boggle the mind!

You've now got me saying "rawful" out loud to people, and in the Freakshow voice too. As if they didn't look at me funny enough already.

I'm flattered, but... warn a guy next time eh? Random tells coming out of nowhere thanking me for stuff I didn't know I'd done... makes me doubt my sanity (well, more than usual).

*gulp* Someone just flagged me down in-game and told me they saw this in the City Scoop, so I had to go look. Sure enough, there's a link.

I'm feeling a little... um... stunned? Yeah, stunned.

Any word on the next episode? My mind is ablaze with curiosity on what the "rain of tomatos" becomes after the respec.

Looking foward to hearing how S&L's respec went!

Agreed! You keep making 'em, Hertz, we'll keep bumping the thread.

I was wondering how you got the background sound effects. Nice job as always.

Excellent! And at the same time... damn you.. now every time I fight freakshow, I'm going to hear them in that voice!

I have to update one answer.

What is your favorite movie?

I have recently been seduced by this little independent flick I happened across on Showtime while at a conference, called [u]The Movie Hero[u]. It's grown on me, and I'm ordering a copy. What got my attention at first is that the movie uses the Atlas Park Theme for its opening music. The movie's about a guy who thinks he's the leading man in a movie. It starts out as a something of a quirky romantic comedy, and becomes a quirky fantasy piece somewhere along the line. Everyone I know that's seen it finds it strangely engaging and memorable. And my audience is thrilled that I'm telling you about it. 8)

I'm enjoying these immensely. I've listened to almost all of them so far, in one sitting, so I've gotten to hear the genesis of the storyline as well as the technical aspects.

I think you've got the pacing down now, but even in the beginning it wasn't all that cluttered. Sometimes friends do talk over one another, so it sounded natural to me. However, for exposition's sake, it's easier to get everything when they aren't.

I am definitely looking forward to what comes next, and I'm about to head off and listen to #13. It'll be a great way to start off my morning. Keep up the good work!

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Mt.Pleasant, MI. I love that city. I have a question, how do you find time to play with a great bar such as O'Kelly's in town?

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You know, I've spent a total of almost five years here (in two chunks) and I've never been. I'm going to have to get my butt out there and see the inside of the place. I've seen the outside of it enough that I know right where it is...

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I liked how the interviewee answered the questions...sort of like how you'd expect an instructor to answer them.

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Uh oh... I _sound_ like an instructor? Damn... 8)