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2016/07/20 11:32:17
Subject: Critical Twits Podcast - Why We Don't Games Workshop No More [Language NSFW]
Hi all! Brian from the Critical Twits here. We're a UK-based podcast covering all aspects of gaming, and we realised that all of us, at one point or another, were really into Games Workshop (I even worked for them for seven years, managing a shop), but that none of us were into GW any more. We decided to visit our local store, have a peek around, and try and work out why we weren't into GW these days, and see if there was anything that could be done to get the bug back. This podcast is the result. Hope you enjoy, and we'd love to hear what you think.
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You should probably put language warnings on videos that loudly drop "feth" inside the first 30 seconds.
There is a language filter on this forum, as it's a family friendly site. Your videos and images are expected to follow that line, even if they are externally hosted.
Nothing personal, I'm sure it's a nice GW bash other than that.
Apologies, didn't think! Have added to the description.
I hope the podcast is more than just a bash - we realised we were deeply nostalgic for GW, missed it, wanted them to do well (well, Joe didn't, but he's mean), and we're sad that it's not really for us any more. Or at least, we miss what we thought it was back in our younger days. Sadly I'd recorded the intro first before we got there, and had I the time and equipment, would have massively rephrased the start.
