After two weeks away, Aniero returns to the show with a vengeance. Reddit releases the hate, but this time it’s because Aniero did...nothing? LBR responds to the massive 350+ comment thread. Plus, Aniero performs an ‘aircheck’ on the rest of the crew. What does that mean? Tune in now to find out.

Reaching into the dusty FEC e-mail bag we pull out an letter from a fan asking what happened to failure in video games? Back when games were hard failure was something we dreaded but also learned from...what happened to the game over? Plus we check other gaming headlines including; a streamer uncovers an entire guild devoted to stream sniping him, which Street Fighter character is selling hair products and PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds continues to break records.

If you consider yourself strong of will and brave of heart, listen at your own mortal peril. Juxta Position has taken over hosting duties and turned this episode into a Tumblr + Buzzfeed article made real. The crew explores ‘The Top 14 Relationships that MUST happen during Stormblood’ as well as the Wheel of Intolerance. They attempt to hold a real discussion, but Juxta ruins that too. Turn back now.

This week the crew talks about the fiasco that went down at Pokemon GO Festival in Chicago. Kali and Robbie give first hand accounts and Chris mucks everything up every time he opens his mouth. Kali also talks about a recent incident of a PlayerUnknown’s Battleground player being temporarily banned for alleged Stream Sniping. Other headlines include: Big details on Overwatch League salary and healthcare, Playstation Plus prices to rise in certain countries and a gamer who set herself on fire while streaming.

Omega Savage launched this week and top raiding guilds have already full cleared it. Nika enlists the help of her fellow raider Strife to discuss the merits of FFXIV's raiding scene, while Juxtaposition's opposition adds.... Scuro? to his corner. In this battle, there are only losers.

Hijinks ensue on today's episode as one of the Hosts reveals on air they're having a baby?! But more importantly, the crew analyzes some of the answers to come out of the recent Live Letter. It seems Yoshi-P is making a lot of contradicting statements, what do you think? Tune in to find out!

On this episode the crew talk Game of Thrones theories and what they're most looking forward too. Plus, Nate takes us on a magical journey as he explains the cultural importance of Twin Peaks. Other headlines include; WoW dungeons as an esport, a video game selling for $42,000 and Half Life see's an update?

The newest raid for FFXIV Stormblood’s is out, Omega: Deltascape. It’s been met with mixed reviews, some people praise the design of the battles, some the nostalgia of the fights. However, some believe the Devs dialed it in and the level of nostalgia may be a cop out for designing original lore and story. The Crew breaks down what the raid does right and what it could’ve improved on. This show also features a plethora of callers both with matching opinions and dissenting ones.

Several stories have been popping up about a survey that claims to look at the correlation between young men who aren’t working and are instead playing video games. The hosts look deep into this hypothesis and find more than a few flaws. Other headlines include: ‘The Wanderer’ song getting Fallout 4 into some trouble, Tencent limiting mobile play for children and Photobucket finds a way hang itself. Tune in now!

This week on Limit Break Radio the hosts take a look at the reception of Stormblood and determine if it’s living up to the promise and the hype Square Enix has been trying to sell us. Some callers bring up interesting points and the crew takes shots at a Reddit Otaku thread.