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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2018 · 1H 2M

GameCola DebateCast #2: Zero Time Dilemma

from The GameCola Podcast · host Joseph Martin

It's a common experience for fans of GameCola. You're watching our Let's Plays, you're listening to our podcasts, and there's just one thing on your mind: Diana is wrong. That was the thought going through the mind of long-time superfan Julia Fletcher when she e-mailed us with today's DebateCast topic: - Is Zero Time Dilemma a good game? - On the defending side, we have GameCola's Ace Fangirl and resident Zero Escape franchise expert Diana Gray maintaining that Zero Time Dilemma is a good game! On the opposing side, we have guest GameCola superfan Julia Fletcher proposing that the game has a list of critical failures. That's right! The GameCola DebateCast has finally returned after a six-year hiatus--and finally it's a proper debate and not just a bunch of people swearing and mostly agreeing with each other! Now it's two people politely agreeing with each other while the moderator slowly begins to question his sanity. So, join Joseph Martin as he hosts the debate in the proper format as read about on the Internet five minutes before starting through: - Topic introduction - Opening statements - Too much agreeing going on in this debate - In-depth character analysis—spoilers ahoy! - Actually, maybe try one of our other podcasts if you're not familiar with Zero Escape - The snail thing is crucial! - Oh, and don't forget the aliens - The transporter is stupid - Closing statements

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It's a common experience for fans of GameCola. You're watching our Let's Plays, you're listening to our podcasts, and there's just one thing on your mind: Diana is wrong. That was the thought going through the mind of long-time superfan Julia Fletcher when she e-mailed us with today's DebateCast topic: - Is Zero Time Dilemma a good game? - On the defending side, we have GameCola's Ace Fangirl and resident Zero Escape franchise expert Diana Gray maintaining that Zero Time Dilemma is a good game! On the opposing side, we have guest GameCola superfan Julia Fletcher proposing that the game has a list of critical failures. That's right! The GameCola DebateCast has finally returned after a six-year hiatus--and finally it's a proper debate and not just a bunch of people swearing and mostly agreeing with each other! Now it's two people politely agreeing with each other while the moderator slowly begins to question his sanity. So, join Joseph Martin as he hosts the debate in the proper format as read about on the Internet five minutes before starting through: - Topic introduction - Opening statements - Too much agreeing going on in this debate - In-depth character analysis—spoilers ahoy! - Actually, maybe try one of our other podcasts if you're not familiar with Zero Escape - The snail thing is crucial! - Oh, and don't forget the aliens - The transporter is stupid - Closing statements

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