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 [email protected].

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...