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Mar 20, 2021 2 hr 3 min

Episode 3 | Lunchboyz

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For Episode 3 we start off with what we had to eat today which leads us into Tom's plight of what actually is breakfast. Next we talk about the upcoming PSO2 NGS Betas and discuss the new/returning weapons coming to NGS as well. With that we also discuss the important of player feedback and developer transparency in gaming. After that we get into our thoughts on Demo Magnamalo after having spent some more time on him and the accessibility in Monster Hunter overall. Finally we get a feature from Mike's cat and we round up with some EVO news along with the new 8bitdo controller. Don't forget to drop us some questions you'd like us to talk about in the next episode in the YouTube comments ------------------------ Timestamps 3:00 - What'd You Eat Today 14:15 - What Is Breakfast 18:24 - Lunch Maybe??? 28:00 - PSO2 NGS Beta 37:00 - Feedback In Gaming 45:00 - Magnamalo Follow Up 49:40 - Learning From Speedruns 55:30 - MH Accessibility 1:02:30 - Twitter Profile Pic 1:07:50 - Hunting Horn/Weapon Balance 1:19:20 - That's OP 1:32:00 - SELENE 1:34:00 - I CANT FIX THIS https://imgur.com/a/59MqU6Y 1:36:00 - Fortnite At EVO 1:45:00 - 8BitDo Pro 2 Not Ad 1:53:32 - Square Enix Xbox Game Pass 2:00:00 - Drop Us Some Questions! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PVC Podcast - https://linktr.ee/PVCPodcast

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