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Tras varios Especiales vamos con un programa en formato clásico. Arrancamos hablando de los errores de edición en los juegos de mesa. ¿Son tan frecuentes?¿Que tolerancia tenemos los jugones ante estos fallos?¿Que hacer si nuestro juego presenta un defecto? Trataremos de responder a estas y otras preguntas relacionadas con el tema. Continuamos hablando de la última compra de Asmodee, ese gigante de los juegos de mesa que ya no se sacia con adquirir editoriales y abre el abanico a canales de Youtube, cadenas de tiendas o plataformas de juego online. Detallamos la Historia de BoardGameArena y tratamos de desentrañar las implicaciones de la adquisición y el futuro de la compañía. Finalizamos, como es habitual, reseñando los títulos que hemos disfrutado en nuestras mesas de juego. SUMARIO 00:05:51 Errores de Edición 00:38:09 Asmodee compra BGA 01:05:53 Rallyman GT 01:15:30 Loop Inc. 01:22:29 Daymio: Rebirth of the Empire 01:34:42 ROAM 01:42:17 Fantastic Factories 01:45:58 The King is Dead

Episode 21 with Tom Ogonek, Co-CEO of Close the Loop Inc. Tom joined Close the Loop in 2011 and oversees all aspects of global operations, building on a background in chemistry and manufacturing, and using his environmental industry perspective plus over 20 years of valuable operations experience to drive the business forward. Close the Loop operates circular economy services in Australia, the US and Europe. Close the Loop make it easy to take back, recover, and reuse your high value products – so they don’t end up in rivers, landfills - or on someone else’s assembly line. These circular economy recovery services help keep the value in the system, instead of leaving it on the table for someone else.

After a short drought of guests, we are excited to welcome board game designer Scott Almes to our virtual studio! Topics of choice for the evening include the usual games we played, and Kickstarter roundup, but also the design process behind some of Scott's most popular board game designs such as Loop Inc, Tiny Epic Kingdom, Harbour, House of Borgia, and much, much more. 0:35 Games Played: Dr. Eureka, New York 1901, Letters From Whitechapel, Karuba 14:02 Games Mentioned: Loop Inc., House of Borgia, Harbour, Tiny Epic Kingdoms, Best Treehouse Ever 48:45 Kickstarter Projects: House of Borgia, WarTile, Heir To The Pharaoh, Wok On Fire, Campfire Stories, Honey Wars, Lazy Gamers Important Links: Scott Almes Twitter Pathological Nerdcasters Network Docking Bay 94 Podcast Page Link Docking Bay 94's Stitcher Link Docking Bay 94's iTunes Link  Jason Hancock's Twitter Jason Washburn's (Talon Strikes)  Twitter link   Talon Strikes Facebook Page Link Talon Strikes Homepage

First off, a HUUUGGEEE "THANKS!" to everyone, listeners and non listeners, we talked to, hung out with, met with, played games with, that took even a second of their time to say "Hey!" All of you made our first BGGCon an astounding good time. We met, talked, and gamed with a lot of friends, new and old, and without all these amazing people in our board game community, we wouldn't have had the long, fun days that we did. Thank You! This week's episode is just a very quick recap of our shenanigans, games we played, and people we met and talked with at BGGCon. We recorded in between Wash's busy work schedule and the holiday to get it out for you guys today. Games Mentioned: WWE Superstar Showdown, T.I.M.E. Stories, House of Borgia, Stronghold Second Edition, Porta Nigra Tiny Epic Western, Fury of Dracula, Ghostbusters, Resistor_, Noir, Trickster, Trambahn, Loop Inc., The Networks, Trickerion, Rhino Hero(This is the link to the regular version of Rhino Hero, not sure what the imported large version of the game is called.)

In Episode 36, Craig celebrates the first year of the show and discusses three games that keep hitting his table. First up is Steampunk Rally, a Dice-placement, card-drafting, engine-building racing game of a time, published by Roxley Games. Next up, is Loop, Inc. the game of time-travel-for-profit, released by Eagle Gryphon Games. Lastly, he digs in to a spoiler-free run through of how Pandemic Legacy works, and why you should own it. Right. Now. Also feel free to stick around after the outro for a spoiler HEAVY recap of the first four months of Craig's campaign with his family! Show Times:  Steampunk Rally (Roxley Games): 7:45 Loop, Inc. (Eagle Gryphon): 27:30 Pandemic Legacy SPOILER FREE! (Z-Man Games): 48:30 Pandemic Legacy ALL THE SPOILERS!! (Z-man Games): 1:08:30

First I want to apologize for the lateness of the of this week's podcast. I know its only a day late, but I still hate being late for anything. Second, I want to apologize for the reason its late. My mic apparently started crapping out part way through the episode and didn't realize it until post production. I spent a lot of time trying to bandage up this episode with my level one editing skills and I'm afraid it shows. The quality isn't up to its usual quality. (Not saying the regular quality of my editing is wonderfully great! =)) So hopefully the content makes up for the lackluster audio quality. As soon as this is posted I'm hitting up Amazon to pick me up a new mic setup. Its been on my list, but wanted to upgrade my computer first to make editing a lot less painful. So, on with the show notes! We have a major announcement at the end of the podcast. We are teaming up with Artem Safarov for our first giveaway!! Here's the details: I'm excited to announce my co-host Jason Washburn of Talon Strikes and I's first giveaway will be during the weekend of GenCant 2015! For those not in the know, GenCant is the Unofficial Unconventional Convention that coincides with Gen Con. This will be during the weekend of July 30th - August 2nd. BUT! Doesn't mean you can't start preparing for it now!   We are not alone in this endeavor. We've called on a couple of friends of the podcast to help us make this thing as big as possible. But, we will also need your help in doing so!   You see, we are in cahoots with, none other, than board game reviewer and designer Artem Safarov of Altema Games!   Art has a project on Altema's website called Board Game Habitat. I'll just let him explain it:   The purpose of this project is to have fun and find “natural habitats” for our favourite board games. It is meant as a collaborative project that many people can contribute to. The rules are simple – place a board game box in a setting that fits the theme of the board game and snap away! All quality images will be posted here with the credit given to the creator.   You can head to Board Game Habitat for examples and inspiration.   But that's not all who we're teaming up with for our first giveaway! The friendly folks at Cloud Cap Games of Portland, Oregon also are joining in on the action as they are the official sponsor of this giveaway.   James and Kirsten of Cloud Cap Games were nice enough to donate, not one, not two, but THREE Board Games as giveaway prizes!   They donated the frantic dice rolling game, Steam Park. Also, among the mix is the frantic, timed, cooperative game, Wok Star! published by Game Salute. And if that wasn't enough, our grand prize will be the hidden movement blockbuster game, Plaid Hat Games own SPECTER OPS!!   How do you get in on this amazing swag, you ask??!!   The Rules are simple! 1. Just follow the simple guideline for photo opportunity for Board Game Habitat: Place a board game box in a setting that fits the theme of the board game and snap away!   Tweet the picture tagging @Ja_Hancock, @TalonStrikes, @CloudCapGames, and/or @ArtSafarov with the hashtags #BGHGiveaway #GenCant.   All submissions will be entered into the giveaway. Winners will be hand selected by Artem, Wash, and I based on criteria: Most original and best photos Contest will run from July 30th- August 2nd   We will choose and post the Top 10 photos here by August 4th   People will be able to vote on them between August 5th and the 9th.   Top three pictures with the most votes will be announced on August 10th!   All quality submissions (not just the winners) will be posted on Altema's Board Game Habitat website with the credit given to the creator. Be sure to tweet and share about this giveway to everyone and all your friends! If you have any questions you can tweet me (@Ja_Hancock) or Jason Washburn (@TalonStrikes) or Artem Safarov (@ArtSafarov) with your questions. A fully loaded episode with Scott King this week. Here are some of the games we talked about: Elysium, Colt Express Cthulhu Realms, Letter Tycoon, On The Underground, Castles of Burgundy Kickstarter Projects mentioned: 2016 Gaming Calendar ePawn Arena, Dale of Merchants, Hocus, King Down, Epic CardDark Dealings,Loop Inc., High Heavens Links to Scott Kings work: His homepage, Cupcakes Vs. Brownies, National Cthulhu Eats Spahgetti Day, and 2016 Gaming Calendar. Eye of Hastur Choose Your Own Adventure Book