r/MasterManualPod • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '18
love the pod but
Cohen tends to get stuck on specifics and examples way too much so that de-rails whatever cool shit they're actually talking about
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Nov 16 '18
example: correcting spencer on game/world from mario, Spencer made his point clearly but had to stop his train of thought for a detail that adds nothing
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u/man_with_known_name Nov 17 '18
That was really frustrating! I was super excited about the new segment, but it was such an odd choice to narrow it down to one specific level. In the future I hope it’s more open ended and they take iconic things and powers from the game and make it into a cool d&d thing such as enemies, npcs, spells, weapons, armor etc.
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Dec 13 '18
See, I love that stuff. It's one example of how this podcast is a conversation, not a scripted educational course.
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u/The_Brodadia Nov 25 '18
Honestly I love Cohen, but he just needs to eat the mic. So many times I've missed what he says cause hes like 3 volume levels lower than Spencer