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Submit Your Questions For The MinnMax Show Podcast (Patreon)

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2020-01-07 21:24:32
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Hello again, world! Tomorrow we're recording the first episode of The MinnMax Show for 2020 and need your wonderful questions, comments, games to help make it better! Leave a comment below and there's a very good chance I'll answer it alongside Kyle Hilliard, Jeff Marchiafava, and Suriel Vazquez on this week's episode of the podcast!

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Comments

Anonymous

Gearbox Publishing announced their upcoming PS5 game at the VGAs, and for some dumb reason they decided to refer to it as a "looter-slasher" which is probably the stupidest thing I've ever heard. As such I present this petition to formally rename that genre as "sworderlands" in honor of Gearbox's other large loot-based franchise. All those in favor say "aye". Those opposed are not allowed to vote.

Anonymous

What are each of the MinnMaxer’s Gamerscore/Platinum count?

Anonymous

Let me sell you on a game you already know... -Metroidvania -Sonic type aesthetic -Paper Mario dialog -Mid to low difficulty -Religious themes... it’s Iconoclasts! Finally getting around to this frequent Kyle recommendation and it’s just what I need to break up my slow struggle with Sekiro.

Anonymous

I've seen several games journalists and commentators saying Cyberpunk 2077 is one of their most anticipated games of 2020. While I really enjoy the genre and thought the demo shown last year was compelling, I cannot in good conscience buy the game given CD Projekt Red's very poor labor practices. It's actually a little frustrating to hear the breathless coverage of Cyberpunk 2077 from outlets while ignoring the conditions workers went through to produce the game. What is the view of y'all about the situation? Also, what circumstances around a games development would cause you to avoid playing it, regardless of the quality of the title?

Anonymous

Good day to you all. I live in down state Illinois, but the company I work for has locations all over the world including Minneapolis. I heard this morning the temperature was -4 there so I hope that basement is being kept warm by the robust fire in the background. Now on to my topic. One of my favorite games of the current generation was Techland's Dying Light. I'm really looking forward to this year's sequel. I haven't heard much about Dying Light 2 since the E3 demo. What are your thoughts on the Dying Light franchise? Are any of you excited about it coming out this year?

Anonymous

What's up MinnMaxers. I've been curious, given that you live in the State of Hockey, if any of you are big hockey fans, or Wild fans in particular? I'm a Blues fan, but I travel once a year to St. Paul for a winemakers conference and I've taken in a couple of Wild games. The fans were great and the experience was among the best I've had at NHL rinks.

Anonymous

Hey MinnMaxers, Last year one of my new year's resolutions was to branch out and try to find some new hobbies. I wound up getting into DnD and Wrestling which has been nice to have other interests so I don't get burnt out on Video Games. If you were to do the same and tried branching out, what are some hobbies and activities that would try?

Anonymous

Morning MinnMaxers, When visiting family and friends over the holidays, I got a lot of weird looks and light hearted jokes about being in my 30s and still playing video games. It seems like a lot of people still view video games as a waste of time but have no problem binge watching a TV show for 8 hours. I thought games were mainstream media. Are they still a subculture? Is it purely a generational thing? Anyone else encounter this over the holidays?

Anonymous

Hello Minnimum Maxers, Brandon, from Manteno, Illinois here. First time, pretty long time. Recently, I watched a wonderfully convincing video going into detail as to how motion and gyro aiming more closely bridges the gap between analog sticks and mouse controls. In situations where it's done well, I find them to be faster, more accurate and in a lot of situations, more comfortable. (ex. Splatoon 2, Zelda BOTW). Do you guys have any opinions on gyro aiming as a whole? Do you find it to be something that deserves inclusion or more of a gimmick? Love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for making Thursdays my favorite day of the week. Also, I won't link the video related to my question due to obvious reasons, but if anyone is interested, it's by a crazy smart dude that goes by the name of Nerrel on YT.

Anonymous

I can't remember if I asked this on the discord or here so please excuse if it is a repeat. Hello Ben and the Min Max crew. I love 18 year old Dewars scotch and dislike IPA's. What adult beverages do you all enjoy and dislike? Thanks, Mark from Rhode Island