My Morning Coffee

Jeremy didn't get to do ComMutiny (the anti-podcast that you can't rate or review anywhere as it's only available via twitch on demand or in your hearts and minds) so he opted to do another Patio Session. The Games industry, along with streamers and content creators has gone through some stuff lately. Jeremy still seems pissed off, especially with everything else going on in the world. He touches on Ubisoft, their new Battle Royale style game "Hyper Scape", Valhalla with some playable content for content creators, Diablo 3's new season and his time chasing a sword in Destiny 2. There's some swearing in there regarding PvP, he's asked me to apologize on his behalf.

Jeremy does another show -- This time around it revolves around motivation, some behind the scenes related events for Ninja Pancake and some general admiration for an artist's motivating hashtag. Come for the coffee thoughts, stay for the obnoxious sounds of birds.

By popular demand - Jeremy sits on his patio and tries to do a stealth episode while kids and Sarah are in other rooms of the house. He talks about what he's been watching recently along with playing. Pardon the birds, they're a little obnoxious.

Jeremy & Sarah decided to turn the microphones back on (again) and talk about how social media and communities can leave a sour taste for gamers. All that over drinks, right after the 'Woo'.

Jeremy & Sarah decided to turn the microphones back on and talk about Sarah's recent playthrough of FarCry5. Jeremy got to watch. He's pretty lucky like that. All that over drinks, right after the 'Woo'.

Your host realized he's way late to the party by missing his own shows anniversary. This can only finally mean one thing: He's so inconsistent even he doesn't realize it! It's like a bad your mom joke except solely aimed at himself. Jeremy has a lot of people to thank that make this network run smoothly and to you, the listener. Happy coffee, folks.

Your host returns to speak about something he's a little annoyed with, that perfect meta build. We all know what meta is at this point in the gaming world, a term used for the current best item, group composition and more. Jeremy today is reflecting on his time with Diablo 3's meta for classes versus what Massive is doing with The Division. He wants you to know that one of these is currently doing it right and one needs to change it up a little. You know, to keep things interesting. Jeremy can often be lost and found on Twitter @Rempancy, for all e-mail correspondence please send to mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Oh look, your host managed to add E3 in the title of this episode just oh so cleverly. There's a lot of hype already but haven't we been through this before and almost every year for that matter? Dear consumers, please listen as Jeremy reminds you to temper your expectations and let you know some of the more important announcements, according to him.

Jeremy does his bi-weekly Sunday e-mails on Monday as he's super edgy and doesn't need your approval. Today's topics include a long winded response on why Destiny 2 is eerily seeming like the marketing for the original. If you're still listening after that, Jeremy then finally answers whether he'll play or not. James writes in and wonders where Tinkkz is and how Bombshell went with EidolonFox. Sam writes in to ask about Valkyria Revolution and your host ends the show attempting not to stutter.

You'll notice the metadata for this audio file is of a different name, there's a good reason for it! Your host saw the possible genius of this title while doing this post. Oh crap, he may have given away that he does these posts in the third person since he's a self loather. This episode is about current news regarding ETF-C, which Jeremy felt didn't get enough love. Good luck, there's four subliminal messages in this episode...

Jeremy forgot to record yesterday. He's making a joke about it for fun. Recently IGN released a Top 100 RPGs of All Time List that you should really check out if you've ever written into the show wondering what throwback RPGs to take a look at. It's pretty close to perfection.

It's early and Jeremy is pretty thrilled he woke up again. He's got a lot to be thankful for and a little more he needs to work on. While all of that is going on, he has to thank the Internet. Let's face it, we all wouldn't be here if it weren't for that marvel of technology and idea sharing and friendship maker and relationship creator. It's pretty bad ass when you think about it and your host takes his time to reflect.

Good luck trying to figure out how your host fit Pineapple Flavored Lifesavers into this episode! You'll just have to listen and figure it out but it does strangely work into his point for today's show. We sincerely apologize for the consistency of episode releases as of late and have been told not to add this message into the show notes. We do what we want and cannot be stopped. Jeremy can be reached on Twitter, Twitch or via E-Mail, thanks for listening.

We have no idea what's going on with your host, he's been so... consistent. Jeremy sits down today to talk about how playing Single Player RPG games made him anti-social. There's a silver lining though. Some of those same games made him seek out people to play tabletop games with in his teenage years. Your host should really start doing that again, through some recent isolation he's decided he needs to be more social. There's a lesson at the end of the story, so make sure to stay tuned. It's coming up... Right after the Woo.

Jeremy went into his e-mail box to see what all of you were talking about. Your host answers to the best of his abilities and shares a little on top of that. Keep the e-mails coming, folks. Jeremy will be back soon.

Your host is back with another cigarette craving fueled episode. Today he comes to you in a more than usual jumbled manner. Today he's exploring Inventory Management: The Game! It's when he spends time trying to make various builds to stop his cravings. Enjoy.

Your host is still going through his cigarette withdrawals, which means you get another episode. This one is more focused on keeping moving forward. It could also be about some angers, or even reasons to wake up. It could also be about actively waiting to play a Necromancer and not being able to due to Code: 300016.

Jeremy and Sarah get a request to discuss games that have helped them get through more of the difficult times. They may also be going a little off topic during this topic to create more topics. Sarah tries to keep Jeremy on topic while also interrupting to derail, which seems really counter intuitive. The only thing they can really tell you is they like to have fun. Jeremy also becomes word confused, creating the word 'Submersive' instead of 'Immersive'. Spoiler: They probably made up 20 more versions of this during the recording of this episode.

Jeremy severely needs a cigarette. All of them. So many. He realized that recently recording his thoughts has helped curve and cravings he has. This next section of your favorite show about a dude drinking coffee will be based on this. It's not a gimmick, just a well used device. Your host is discussing briefly gear sets before going into some weird community nonsense that has occurred in The Division recently and performs one of his rants. He hopes you enjoy and as always awaits your e-mails to the show via mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Oh man, it's 4-20, which the administration realized at the last minute! Your host isn't talking about it as much as he is how he deals with anger. He's also currently enveloped by games that start with a big ol' "D". Jeremy hopes you enjoy and as always awaits your e-mails to the show via mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Jeremy and Sarah get together to talk about their time checking out a throwback World of Warcraft server. A lot of the discussion is based on their memories playing up until The Burning Crusade versus what it's like to go back and play now. Jeremy makes EverQuest references that no one will likely get, outside of fabled British Photographer, Chris Frosin. Grab your drink and listen along and we'll talk to you next time!

Jeremy and Sarah talk about the finer things in life over an evening beverage. This week they're talking about the quasi-death of couch co-op games and how they've been taking turns playing Horizon: Zero Dawn. Is this they're new version of couch co-op until something new comes out they can play together? Also: Jeremy is finally better than Sarah at something. Rejoice.

Welcome to Our Evening Beverage - Jeremy and Sarah get together to talk about Christmas, their favorite games of the past and what they're looking forward to doing soon. They've decided to put these out once a week for your enjoyment as an insight to their lives as they play games together, no matter where they happen to be in the world. Enjoy.

Your host returns to his usual form, cheerful. It's been a tough road as of late for him. Jeremy talks about his time spent with some mobile apps - he feels you should check them out and tells you why. If you're into the why, you'll enjoy this episode more than anything else. There's also a good chance you probably won't. Them's the breaks, kid. Games: Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius, Fire Emblem: Heroes.

Your host is back, talking about him as a person. Through some recent situations he's been a little burned out and needed to talk. There's going to be sometimes where you think you're going to be okay and others where you need to hold someone's hand. Thankfully your host has that but still wanted to explain. Jeremy explains his narrative through the show as a whole and how he's decided to move forward. He's had us put the following as a disclaimer: This is a very raw episode, almost an apology for how he has been and meant more for therapeutic reasons than anything else.

Jeremy checks in after what he claims is a long time. Spoilers: We're all used to it. Your host is discussing partnerships with not only his son but his partner in crime and girlfriend. Don't forget, always cast Meteo, unless you're Tellah. Games discussed: Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy Explorers, Animal Crossing.

Jeremy's doing an episode to help a listener out who has the blues. Topics include: How Jeremy Did It, Overwatch Skins and The Bullet King/Nerd Voice. Merry Christmas and please stay safe.

Jeremy checks his mails again since he's long overdue on checking in with you all. Topics include: Ogre Battle Series, The Division, Anime and Blizzard Entertainment.

Checkin' my e-Mails, checkin' my e-Mails... Jeremy checks his e-Mail in the most exciting way ever! Well, he reads them aloud for you and responds. His original topical Wednesday episode he scrapped so this is the make-up one. Your host assures you that you are in fact enjoyed as individuals still but he just happens to be super critical... Of his own work. Go figure.

Jeremy is challenged to defend his point of why Final Fantasy 8 is a better offering than 7. Your host was going to bring up logical talking points and systems he preferred versus that of which he didn't but decided to just talk. It's his first day back from his break, give him a break? Break him off a piece of that nostalgia bar? No, that just can't be right...

Tonight your host does a trip in the Wayback machine and not the one from Peabody & Sherman. The one into his noodle as he reflects over a New Castle. This episode of MEB is brought to you by lack of time in your host's everyday morning. Jeremy talks his Dad, Chuck E. Cheese back in the day and national treasure, Gauntlet.

Jeremy is feeling frisky, maybe it's because Friday is done. That can only mean one thing: My Evening Beverage! Pop the top on your favorite and listen as your host answers an e-mail from Brandon on the Mini Nintendo. Your host admits he can actively recall most games minus a couple. Yay for all the things? Yes, yay.

Your host has been pondering why he has to play things through quickly to completion? You'd be surprised to find out the conclusion he came to. Enjoy this sleep deprived look into Jeremy's gaming brain.

Warlock School is finally being archived and put to bed. Jeremy wanted to share some of his final thoughts, for you, the listener. Destiny is one of these games he can't escape as for a long time he did enjoy playing, despite being a little salty about certain things. Listen in as your host is back to drinking his coffee and doing his talking thing involving his feelings. Enjoy.

The title speaks for itself. This weeks New Castle fueled show is looking at a recently article via motherboard.vice.com and its author saying building a PC was difficult. Your host has a goal and it's to educate you way better than this article could have. Enjoy and we apologize for this episode's length or any slurring your host may have done.

Sometimes your host likes to drink a beer or a number of them and respond to your mails. Prepare yourselves for MEB02 - THE REMCKONING. Jeremy is a little toasty due to having a stressful day and felt like having some fun. Enjoy and keep in mind this show isn't really a well thought out version of MMC.

Precisely a year of your host discussing his thoughts on himself and the times he's spent gaming. This episode is nothing more than a love letter written to you. Jeremy wanted to thank you for your continuing support in a more free form manner. Inconsistentversary Contest Winners have also been chosen! Follow the instructions in the episode and mail your addresses to mmc@ninjapancake.com. Your host will be back soon, right after the woo.

Your host promises you this episode isn't of a sexual nature. While having an adventure one day Boston's Foreplay/Longtime came on Spotify and he started a strange thought process. It's been a stressful week for Jeremy but he's decided to release an episode as he gets closer to the Inconsistentversary. Does music used in trailers help swing our need to purchase a game? Your host thinks so and apologizes for how long it takes him to get to his point. If you'd like to reach Jeremy -- You can either send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com or check him out on Twitter @Rempancy. Don't forget to check out the plethora of offerings over on Ninja Pancake as well. Have a great day.

We've almost reached the Inconsistent Anniversary of MMC! Your host has decided to have a small contest in celebration. It's not one of those ones with obnoxious rules and regulations. It is one involving the coveted MMC Mug designed by Ninja Pancake artist and all-star, TahoeAnime. Jeremy would tell you his actual name but that would be wrong, let him have his moniker. The subject of selecting games based on whether they have an audience versus one's personal tastes is also brought up. Thanks in part to Chase Rock, one of your hosts video game playing co-conspirators. Don't forget to check out the rest of the offerings from Ninja Pancake on our website and if you'd like to Tweet at Jeremy, he's over on Twitter @Rempancy. Topics and questions for your host can always be sent to mmc@ninjapancake.com.

This episode comes to you through the power of tethering. We mean, love. The answer is always love but sometimes tethering is cool too. Your host is sitting on the dock of the bay, wasting time and discussing the death of the LAN Party due to the internet being more accessible. Jeremy also gets a little mad at people who use the internet to make death threats at game developers. Especially the recent ones at No Man's Sky. Welcome to Topical Wednesday, folks. Let your host know your thoughts via mmc@ninjapancake.com. A trained platypus is ready to respond to your Tweets @Rempancy.

Jeremy's on vacation! All shall rejoice along with him as he relaxes at the beach. Today your host discusses the equation that drives his purchases in the gaming world. He also discusses whether or not Overwatch was worth the price tag, rebuking Mulehorn Gaming's E39, There's Something About Mercy. Healthy arguing is the healthiest. Reach the show via mmc@ninjapancake.com or send a Tweet @Rempancy.

No one is amused by the title of this MMC outside of your host. It's totally alright though. Jeremy is in a fun having mood and does some commentary over if it matters what you label Battleborn, Overwatch or Paragon. SPOILERS: It doesn't. Reach your host via mmc@ninjapancake.com. You can also find him sometimes lost and found on Twitter @Rempancy.

The secret origins of your host becoming an almost exclusive PC gamer happened in the 90's. This is the story of how the original Diablo got your host hooked in more ways than just by the Butcher hooking him. If you want to get in touch with Jeremy send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com, he sometimes can be lost and found @Rempancy.

Your host gets a listener request, let's hope he doesn't mess it up. Ron writes in asking if Jeremy has a video game he's interested in building. Summoning the powers of social media darkness he begins to craft a nightmare scenario game exploring the world of Twitch streaming stardom. Oh boy, it's pretty bad. Write into the show using mmc@ninjapancake.com, your host can be found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Your host is attempting to persuade you in believing that Castlevania II: Simon's Quest is the best entry in the series. Outside of that he discusses the Great Video Game Trade of 1989, night and day cycles and a whole lot more. Despite Simon's Quest having multiple endings, this show does not! If you'd like to reach the show and can't understand a stutter at the end said by your host, mail mmc@ninjapancake.com. Remy Belmont can be found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Jeremy sounds off on his thoughts on the PS4K or PS4-Neo or whatever you'd like it to be known as. The scary thing is that Sony is actually being smart about how they are approaching this. Way smarter than some other gaming giants, who will remain unnamed. It rhymes with Pretendo. All that and some listener mail! If you have questions or a topic for the show send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com. Your host sometimes awaits Tweets @Rempancy.

Your host is back from a long stint of Ninja Pancake related projects! Rejoice or whatever you happen to do while drinking a coffee while listening. Today we're talking EverQuest Next being cancelled and how the MMO Lite genre is way easier than a traditional MMO. Jeremy is hoping that if Daybreak launches another iteration of EQ they learn from the other major MMO Lites out now. Want to reach the show? Send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com. Jeremy is also sometimes lost and found on twitter @Rempancy.

Your host isn't really proud of this episode but is a little angry. If you're going to be negative about something, please at least have a little respect. If you'd like to fight Jeremy he is often lost and found on Twitter @Rempancy. If you're irked by the content of this message: e-mail mmc@ninjapancake.com

Your host talks about his 2015, drinking way too many energy drinks and social gaming. Not Farmville. Games you play with friends that stop your want to play epic scaled open world games. As it turns out your host really would love to play one again but just can't get back into the swing. All these Game Of The Year winners are just lost on him. Speaking of being lost, Jeremy can often times be lost and sometimes found on Twitter @Rempancy. If you dig having a pen pal, mail the show with your thoughts via mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Jeremy is back from a longer than ever should have happened hiatus. What's new with your coffee sipping host? Well, he talks about building the website, what went into it and how this whole Ninja Pancake thing started. Thankfully he decided to go into some video games as well with The Taken King and his thoughts on it as now he can move onto other games as well. All of that and more, right after the Woo. If you dived deep into The Taken King as well, Jeremy would love to hear about it, send a mail on over to mmc@ninjapancake.com. If you're more into Tweeting, your host can be lost and sometimes found @Rempancy. 

Hey, it's Wednesday! Jeremy has returned from a longer than normal break due to a lovely thing he likes to call Overtime. While he hasn't been working he's been spending what free time he could get with his family. Have you ever wondered when it's ok to call an online friend by their real name? Jeremy too. He answers mails and more on today's episode of MMC. If you're into mailing, your host can be reached at mmc@ninjapancake.com. Jeremy is often lost and sometimes found on Twitter @Rempancy.