This week, we talk about captive audiences, synchronized teams, and the no code revolution. 

As tools get better and require less expertise to use, a whole new world is opening up to people who didn't have access before. The problem is when you run into the limitations of the tool you're using -- anything the tool can't do, you can't do. You want the shortest learning curve with the most design expressivity. There's always a trade-off, so you gotta know where it is!

00:00 Intro

01:55 Thanks to our supporters! (https://moneygrab.bscotch.net)

02:19 Game Devs of Color Expo (https://www.gamedevsofcolorexpo.com/)

11:15 Favro (www.favro.com/bscotch)

Questions answered (abbreviated):

• 15:57 blondeviking91: OK, bros, just admit it - you are skirting around developing or retooling a programming language as part of the Game Changer. Have you addressed this head-on?

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