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In today's extraordinarily long episode, we cover everything from the Dusk Vigil to the end of the Praetorium. Jerome goes on a couple of boomer rants about how bad things used to be and Alex forgets to do his job quests. Gaius rules!
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Why are there so many quests about wine? Why is everyone up in the mountains a huge mean jerk!? And what's been happening back at the Waking Sands this whole time? Welcome to levels 31-40, where exactly one of these questions will be answered.
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During levels 21-30, Alex learns that he’s been pronouncing literally every single character and location incorrectly, we discover how bad the Gridanian healthcare system is, and America’s worst internet provider continues to come through when it really counts.
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In this episode, we’re off to meet the Sylphs as we play from First Contact through to Trial by Turtle. We talk about the prevalence of “tribal races” in fantasy fiction, if Thancred is a good detective (he’s not), and how playing the game now is different from the early days of ARR.
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In our inaugural episode we play from the start of the game through Call of the Sea, Jerome reflects on what FFXIV means to him, and Alex is very confused about all of the dudes in robes. We talk about MMOs in general, all the common and not-so-common races the game provides, and speculate about the fate of Bahamut.
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Light Gaming is the (mostly) lighthearted podcast about light games, hosted by Jerome Barbatsis and Alexander Hambrock! Join your Hosts of Light as they discuss a new gaming experience every week…