TurnCast Episode 47: "Beyond Ish"

Out there. Regular players Daniel "DanQ" Quick, "Makahlua", Scott "AlphaShard" Dirk and "UberMarklar" are accompanied by fellow co-operative Civilization V multiplayer players in the forty-seventh episode TurnCast (TC) entitled "Beyond Ish". Now netcasting with a runtime of 09m59s snippets include feeling wrath, being dickish, connected points, hearing grin; and about that.

Returning after a near three-month hiatus TurnCast is the third spin-off of the Civ strategy-centric PolyCast on which Quick and Makahlua serve as regular co-hosts; the modding-centric ModCast was the first, and the console-centric RevCast the second, such spin-off. The fourth spin-off, SCivCast, covers Civ on social media.

That Trevor character seems like a real nice apple. I think it would be a complete pleasure playing with such a charming, young, handsome personality. Not that I know him personally, or am him. Because I'm not, Just saying.

Talcove said:

That Trevor character seems like a real nice apple. I think it would be a complete pleasure playing with such a charming, young, handsome personality. Not that I know him personally, or am him. Because I'm not, Just saying.

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, you doth promote too loudly... and how would you know whether he was handsome or not if you haven't seen him anyway?

Not to mention that on the show's website, your username here is both named and linked to.

DanQ said:

, you doth promote too loudly... and how would you know whether he was handsome or not if you haven't seen him anyway?

Not to mention that on the show's website, your username here is both named and linked to.

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Well, all the guys he's dated say he's handsome... And the username could be explain by an inter-dimensional... Time flux... Protons... Dannit! Stop making me look bad by pointing out my increasingly flawed logic.

Talcove said:

Dannit! Stop making me look bad by pointing out my increasingly flawed logic.

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As long as you enjoyed the listen, that's what counts ultimately.