Know Direction episode 8 - Conflict Database

[Ryan. Costello]

Find out more about the Pathfinder Database and the Conflict "Role-playing" Game in Know Direction episode 8.

[d20pfsrd.com]

I've spoken to Tahsin back when he was starting up PathfinderDB. Great guy and a great site. Listening to the podcast now :)

[Fris]

Woo, new episode already. Great!

[Ryan. Costello]

Fris wrote:

Woo, new episode already. Great!

Yep. I'm in Japan the rest of the month so episode 8 was either going to be mid-March or early April. I was able to record enough material to get it out early.

[d20pfsrd.com]

While I liked the content Ryan, the sound quality, at least for me, was all over the map. Sometimes clear, sometimes muffled... etc. Not knocking it, just letting you know.

[Ryan. Costello]

d20pfsrd.com wrote:

While I liked the content Ryan, the sound quality, at least for me, was all over the map. Sometimes clear, sometimes muffled... etc. Not knocking it, just letting you know.

Unfortunately, I did everything I could. I lent Jay my sound board and good mics so he and Matt can record a 3.5 Private Sanctuary while I'm away, not thinking that would mean recording Know Direction on my cheap headset mic.At least I can tell you this was an isolated incident.

[Joey Virtue]

I just checked out the one with Jasons Interview and that was really good
I will have to check out some more of these I am super interested in Conflict so this will be a must

[R. Hyrum Savage]

Thanks for the P20 Modern shout-out!

Hyrum.
Super Genius Games

[MoFiddy]

Hi Ryan,

Great episode. Your review of Conflict was interesting.

Did you find that the Conflict sessions played faster than a Pathfinder session? As I was listening, I thought it might be something that my 9 year-old son would want to play with me. You know what their attention spans are like :)

[SirUrza]

Ryan. Costello wrote:

Unfortunately, I did everything I could. I lent Jay my sound board and good mics so he and Matt can record a 3.5 Private Sanctuary while I'm away, not thinking that would mean recording Know Direction on my cheap headset mic.At least I can tell you this was an isolated incident.

I gotta be honest, I kinda enjoyed it. Felt old school, like the "internet radio shows" of old. You know, before podcasts were dubbed podcasts.

Now production is all crazy and you almost need to be a hobbyist sound engineer or amateur radio man to produce a quality cast. Which is why I'm trying to break in as a co-host/sidekick and not do it myself. :)

[Norrak]

MoFiddy wrote:

Hi Ryan,

Great episode. Your review of Conflict was interesting.

Did you find that the Conflict sessions played faster than a Pathfinder session? As I was listening, I thought it might be something that my 9 year-old son would want to play with me. You know what their attention spans are like :)

Our Conflict matches usally run anywhere between an hour to two hours. The matches are tyically 10 - 20 rounds long. So Yeah, it would works with short attention spans..

[MoFiddy]

Norrak wrote:

MoFiddy wrote:

Hi Ryan,

Great episode. Your review of Conflict was interesting.

Did you find that the Conflict sessions played faster than a Pathfinder session? As I was listening, I thought it might be something that my 9 year-old son would want to play with me. You know what their attention spans are like :)

Our Conflict matches usally run anywhere between an hour to two hours. The matches are tyically 10 - 20 rounds long. So Yeah, it would works with short attention spans..

Thanks...we might give it a shot.

[Mairkurion {tm}]

Now I'm playing catch up and you're two episodes ahead.

Tahsin Shamma: Great choice.