Hey everyone, it's Kayla here, creative director at DYMC. Before we dive in, if you haven't already,

make sure you go back and listen to part one from last week. Adam and Krissa are answering questions

that came in live at our Eros event last year so you don't want to miss the full conversation.

All right, we're going to jump right into where we left off last week so we have a question about the

quality of playtime so it says my wife and i's main ways of spending time together is these three

things watching our favorite show playing with our VR headset and playing board in card games

i hear different activities have different values when it comes to quality time is this the

case that's a good question so there are activities that this guy I hear different activities have different values when it comes to quality time. Is this the case?

Yeah, that's a good question.

So there are activities that this guy is mentioning all seem to be very game-based.

I can't remember all three of them.

VR.

Yeah, VR headset, favorite show, and board games.

Okay, okay. So board games, VR set are game-based, and headset, favorite show, and board games. Okay, okay.

So board games, VRSet are game-based, and then a favorite show is just kind of idle, veg, you know.

So are those good for playtime?

Yeah, those are great playtime activities, but it does lack variety.

Here's the third or fourth game that I want to now introduce.

It's called sit down and brainstorm more things to do.

Yeah.

Because like those are great.

They probably fallen back to that for years.

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