Comments on: Pondering of the day: Why do you listen? http://www.multiplaying.net/platform/general/pondering-of-the-day-why-do-you-listen/ Gaming as life allows Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:23:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: xXJayeDuBXx http://www.multiplaying.net/platform/general/pondering-of-the-day-why-do-you-listen/comment-page-1/#comment-1732 xXJayeDuBXx Tue, 16 Mar 2010 23:28:16 +0000 http://www.multiplaying.net/?p=3220#comment-1732 I will admit that I did not start listening till a few months ago, but I have really enjoyed it from the first time I listened. It might also have something to do with being the site of the week that episode, but very few podcasts grab me on the first listen, and multiplaying did. What I like is the banter between all of you mixed in with some gaming news. It's the humor that I love most. So keep up the great work! I will admit that I did not start listening till a few months ago, but I have really enjoyed it from the first time I listened. It might also have something to do with being the site of the week that episode, but very few podcasts grab me on the first listen, and multiplaying did.

What I like is the banter between all of you mixed in with some gaming news. It’s the humor that I love most.

So keep up the great work!

]]> By: Tony http://www.multiplaying.net/platform/general/pondering-of-the-day-why-do-you-listen/comment-page-1/#comment-1726 Tony Tue, 16 Mar 2010 02:18:42 +0000 http://www.multiplaying.net/?p=3220#comment-1726 Silliness from Ab and Zeli. And quality gaming insight from Slurms. Both are equally important. Silliness from Ab and Zeli. And quality gaming insight from Slurms. Both are equally important.

]]> By: Dean http://www.multiplaying.net/platform/general/pondering-of-the-day-why-do-you-listen/comment-page-1/#comment-1724 Dean Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:08:40 +0000 http://www.multiplaying.net/?p=3220#comment-1724 I listen because you're all normal (that's subject to interpretation I guess), nice, hilarious people with good personalities who are far more interesting than myself. You guys play the games that I tend to care about most and enjoy a variety of genres and platforms. You ride the line between "professional" and "personal" very well with the general shows and interviews. I get to just geek out on a weekly basis by listening, and since I don't have many gamer friends, it's really refreshing for me. (And there's zero commitment) There's also those gems like Brian having to help his wife with sex, or Jason interrupting everyone with a slurred status on Mandred's that geniunely make me laugh until I cry. You all make my work day about 200% better! I listen because you’re all normal (that’s subject to interpretation I guess), nice, hilarious people with good personalities who are far more interesting than myself. You guys play the games that I tend to care about most and enjoy a variety of genres and platforms. You ride the line between “professional” and “personal” very well with the general shows and interviews. I get to just geek out on a weekly basis by listening, and since I don’t have many gamer friends, it’s really refreshing for me. (And there’s zero commitment)

There’s also those gems like Brian having to help his wife with sex, or Jason interrupting everyone with a slurred status on Mandred’s that geniunely make me laugh until I cry. You all make my work day about 200% better!

]]> By: Todd "Winin" Edwards http://www.multiplaying.net/platform/general/pondering-of-the-day-why-do-you-listen/comment-page-1/#comment-1723 Todd "Winin" Edwards Mon, 15 Mar 2010 18:04:07 +0000 http://www.multiplaying.net/?p=3220#comment-1723 There are lots of informative shows out there. I think we set ourselves apart by A) giving our unbiased/unfiltered reviews and comments on games, and B) letting our real personalities shine through, so listeners can decide if they should care about our opinions or not. Also, C) we are all very good at throwing in quick, topical jokes. That makes it a lot of fun to listen to. There are lots of informative shows out there. I think we set ourselves apart by A) giving our unbiased/unfiltered reviews and comments on games, and B) letting our real personalities shine through, so listeners can decide if they should care about our opinions or not. Also, C) we are all very good at throwing in quick, topical jokes. That makes it a lot of fun to listen to.

]]> By: Rer http://www.multiplaying.net/platform/general/pondering-of-the-day-why-do-you-listen/comment-page-1/#comment-1722 Rer Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:16:27 +0000 http://www.multiplaying.net/?p=3220#comment-1722 Silly Slurms, we listen because its awesome. =D Seriously though, I listen to Multiplaying because its genuinely humorous, and I know I can trust the opinion's of the different guest hosts, whether that pertain to what games are fun to play or what drink recipes are awesome (Not that I've tried any being underage of course ;) ). Whether you have some CEO or just the usual crew, I really do look forward to each week's episode. So party on podcast creators. Silly Slurms, we listen because its awesome. =D

Seriously though, I listen to Multiplaying because its genuinely humorous, and I know I can trust the opinion’s of the different guest hosts, whether that pertain to what games are fun to play or what drink recipes are awesome (Not that I’ve tried any being underage of course ;) ). Whether you have some CEO or just the usual crew, I really do look forward to each week’s episode. So party on podcast creators.

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