We realized we weren’t being descriptive enough and I tried to tell everyone to be a little more descriptive on the next session, but I still don’t think it turned out that way.

Having so many people talk at once can’t really be avoided. I can probably stop some of the crosstalk that is not related to D&D though. Passing the mic around is not all that easy; having a heavy cord connecting it to the computer. I need to find an optimum position for it that everyone can be heard evenly, or close to evenly. I think it will be better during the second session, but it will still randomly be louder because people yelling. I don’t think that one will be easy to control. I have to say, the second half of the second session is fucking great. I am thinking of making these 2 hours instead of 1 just to get to the funny stuff.

For the music, I might look into that. Though, the second session has Dark Cloud 2 music, and that music is fucking awesome. We really didn’t choose fighting music for encounters but that is a better idea for these podcasts.

What is going to make the second session crazy, once the 6th player gets there, there are 6 players and me talking. But for some reason, Earl J and Gaea start talking a lot more with her there.

Anyway, we will be having a 3rd session next week, and I will take all this into consideration. Thank you for the feedback.

Some people are louder than others at certain parts in the video. If someone wants to talk, maybe move the mic closer to them? Maybe get a mic that doesn’t face one direction? Not sure where you’d find that though, but some people are dull sounding at some parts is all. Mainly Chipmunk and Wej.

“New plan, knock out this guard.” Either I totally missed it being described, or it wasn’t described very long or in great detail. Since it’s a podcast, I would try being a little more detailed so I can imagine the map and surrounding area when something is happening more easily.

Apart from my earlier comments, some people are to loud at times, mainly because they are simply talking to loud, and it’s to random to just turn down the volume when it’s happening because of how sudden it is. Not sure how you’d change that, but I thought I’d let you know my thoughts on it anyways.

It’s not necessarily a bad thing because it’s DnD, but there are times when there are to many people talking at once, so I have no idea what’s happening until other people stop talking. “Roll for initiative.” I had a hard time understanding what he was rolling for because of the reason I just explained.

Anyway no I was writing the comment as i listened to the podcast and replying to what you said as if you can tell what I was replying to. Mic is clear but at points I hear background noise. Not too much but it’s there. Just a small suggestion don’t worry about it too much it shouldn’t really bother anyone.

EDIT: Oh, I get your post now. It is what you think of the anime.

I’M THAT STUPID UR MAKING FUN OF ME

Ill call you by your girl name Avalon Von Avaloli

A SONG WHAT IS THIS

FUCK I NEED TO WATCH MORE ANIME
WHY AM I LISTENING TO A PODCAST WHEN I SHOULD BE WATCHING ANIME???
UNGO? Oh *checks chart* UN-GO
YOU ONLY MENTIONED 1 SO FAR DOES THAT MEAN ALL OF THEM SUCK?
OH YOUR DOING MORE NOW. ITS ABOUT ANIME. Damn sounds deep.
—> girl
—> highschool
—> cardgame
—> reminds me of Berzerk so much flashback
—> Spoiler alerts
—> Poor people being made fun of
—> Japan is full of unloyal people
—> 1 nice person
—> Schools are actually forms
—> ???
—> laptop dies so i must go

But as for actual criticism

Is fien. Need better mic as I said. Maybe not talk about cars laying on the ground so much.

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