LLC Podcast Episode 61: The Fantasy Critic Special

Given holidays and it being that time of the year, we decided to pre-record an extra podcast so you wouldn’t miss out, dear listener/watcher/reader.

See, one thing we do for our Patreon supporters is a regular extra podcast. Often it’s a quiz, sometimes it’s a topic we fancy chatting about, or your questions answered. But this time, we decided to talk about the Fantasy Critic League our supporters run.

Mick is entirely new to the FC-stuff, so Kieran does his best to explain it. The idea is that we’ve always had an informal “ranking” of the contestant teams, and Mick is doing exactly that this time. Will GTA VI be the juggernaut we all know it will be? Yes. The answer is yes. How will Marvel’s Wolverine do? What about The Blood of Dawnwalker? Is it actually a Game of the Year contender, as Kieran feels after his preview?

Wanna join our league and be the winner next year? Patreon is the answer. Join up, or join our Discord and chat to the lovely people in there, anyway!

If you like this kind of content, we’d say it’s an ideal time to check out the YouTube video version and our Patreon, which releases bonus extra episodes that vary from fun focussed affairs to quizzes on all things gaming. Links to all of that are below, and hey, if you love the pod, but don’t wanna subscribe, we’ve even got a link where you can “buy us a coffee” as a thank you!

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