Community created mods can improve games by adding content, fixing bugs, or entirely changing the way we play. However, modding can also be a slippery slope that can also sour users on vanilla content. In the later half of this weeks podcast, we break this down with anecdotes from Starbound and Fallout 4. 

Broadcasting from America's hottest home studios, WTDG discusses more PokemonGO, Starbound, and Street Fighter V in this week's three-man episode.

This week a third host joins to speak about Overwatch, PokemonGO, Monster Hunter: Generations, Evolve, and plenty more. 

Nintendo stocks are up 25% as chaos erupts in the streets—by way of Pidgey, Doduo, and Ratata. Niantic Labs (formerly a subsidiary of Google) has struck fire with PokémonGO as the game becomes a social and fiscal blowout. But how long will the hype last? 

For this (unfortunately delayed) episode, we discuss the best deals available at the Steam Summer Sale 2016. 

This episode contains our full retrospective on E3 2016, along with our feelings on Overwatch balance changes and the advent of Ranked Play. We devote some time at the end to talking about Fallout 4 and Path of Exile (which we totally fully understand and never give any incorrect information about....) This weeks header art comes from Mike Diva's Japanese Donald Trump Commercial. 

We chat Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, and PC gaming press conferences fresh from E3 2016... but mostly Zelda. 

Eventually the topic of how dangerous living room rugs are would be the centerpiece for an episode.; we decided the week right before E3 would be the best time to get this one out of the way.

Two years ago, developers were constantly being criticized for releasing broken, buggy games. Now, it is more common to delay a release for the sake of optimization. This week a few different developers (and journalists) have been receiving death threats for announcing delays so... what do people really want? (Sorry for the poor audio quality this week.)

Overwatch was our most anticipated game of 2015 and 2016, but does it hold up to the insane hypes, hopes, and expectations? (Yes, yes it does. It really really does.)

It's a dark time for video game podcasts; smack-dab in the eye of the storm between some major releases. What could our heroes possibly discuss this week?

This week we talk Overwatch open beta impressions, the release state of Battlenborn, and check in on Hearthstone to make sure it's still great (it is.)

Hearthstones newest and spookiest expansion, Whispers of the Old Gods, freshens up the game with new cards and a format overhaul, pretty much fixing every problem we had with the game. This is our review! Also, this episode ends with Dark Souls III spoiler chat. 

Battleborn and Overwatch: which is worth your time?? Both

You might assume from the title that we're discussing the one-hundred-and-first Dark Souls, or perhaps the fifth if you're into binary. We're going to throw your expectations for a loop and discuss Dark Souls 3.

For our first triple digit episode, we're discussing some big little games (and at least one little big game). Listen to us drink and talk Hyper Light Drifter and Enter the Gungeon!

People are really upset that Overwatch character, Tracer, isn't allowed to show off her butt anymore, so let's talk about it. 

The couch episode: a classic! Every podcast under the sun has an episode like this, one dedicated to our favorite fluffy-yet-firm piece of furniture... but most of these episodes crash and burn. Will James and Ryan be up to the task.... to talk.... couches? 

This week we dig into our biggest gripes with the current state of League of Legends.

The Division is out. Night gathers, and now our watch begins.