Loot Mechanics Podcast

That could have gone better – Loot Mechanics #294

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“No Man’s Sky” on the Switch, “The Secret World” TTRPG brings controversy, and Roblox is getting sued!

  • Intro (0:49) – Scormey’s been playing “No Man’s Sky” on his Switch, and Beoulus has been playing NMS on PC!
  • TTRPG (19:26) – The Kickstarter project for “The Secret World” TTRPG started off with a bang, but not without controversy.
  • Wrap (45:14) – Roblox done f*cked up, a new lawsuit alleges.

“Alchemists Tower” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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