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The only way to have a good public game is to host your own lobby, ban anyone that says any dumb shit in the lobby, anyone that does dumb shit during the game, and basically curate a good player base over ten or so games, hoping everyone who makes the cut sticks around This game really needs friends lists

tabletop simulator is like £7.50 on steam, anyone recommend some stuff that works well?

Six is the weakest. It suffered from having too many people in the bad/doesn't care role. Alice, Lisa, and Asim were all not really trying, and Tim took the 'clueless and ditzy' job. I feel like you need a lot of different kinds of personalities to make it work, and you want most of the people to actually want to win.

There's a *really* awkward one in Swedish taskmaster where they have to find a member of the public who earns over £70,000 and borrow £10 from them. Swedes are a little more comfortable talking about salary than brits, but not hugely. it was very awkward.

The only task I have ever disliked in the whole show was the Call The Pizza Place one, because those guys weren't in on the joke and had no way of backing out. I've heard Horne say since then that he regrets the ones with the general public.

newest episode of taskmaster was amazing

which Roller Coaster Tycoon?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_Prodigy Star Trek: Prodigy is an upcoming American animated television series created by Kevin and Dan Hageman for Nickelodeon. Kate Mulgrew stars as Kathryn Janeway, reprising her role from Star Trek: Voyager. A group of "lawless" teenagers use an abandoned starship to search for adventure.

its great. im gonna watch the last episode tonight

what final was it i've mostly stopped playing. i had a good week of enjoying it, but i think i've realised there are more mini games that i dislike than ones i like.

anyone watching Queens Gambit on Netflix? Set during the Cold War era, orphaned chess prodigy Beth Harmon struggles with addiction in a quest to become the greatest chess player in the world.

there's an official podcast as well. i think it goes up as soon as the episode finishes. if you subscribe to that it might help you keep track

just two so far. next one is on thursday.

Richard Herring is a sort of comedy legend to be honest, has an insanely loyal fan base, but flies a little bit under the radar and doesn't do much television stand-up. He has a long running live podcast called Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast, you can subscribe to the audio feed, but I would recommend searching YouTube for RHLSTP and you can see all the video ones. He's interviewed basically everyone in comedy, and more. Here's the Alex Horne one for example: He also wrote the sitcom that I would say launched Al Murray into the public conscience, Time Gentlema

great episode. was in actual tears laughing again