We got a little fledgling brand here, so we're in a weird place. We have more people listening to the

podcast and following us on social media. So if you could do us a solid and head to At World

Investor, wherever you social and give us a follow, it would help us get the word about all we're

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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Building Vester, a podcast that takes you behind the scenes with

our Quantum Spin Studios team, where we talk about our process of building a completely

original franchise IP from scratch. I am Victory Palmasano. I am Ann Hunk. I am Mike McCart.

Welcome. Okay, so almost one week ago, tomorrow, we can't say with whom, but we hosted a really fun,

exciting game in the heart of Hollywood, our small team. So we can't give a lot of details,

but I actually didn't really get a chance to, we didn't get a chance to debrief together,

because we had to go our separate ways. I thought it went really freaking great,

and it was a lot of fun for me. We did four hours, right? Yeah, four hour game.

To tie it back to last week, people were thrown. Yes, there were people being thrown in the game,

and yeah, it was very fun. I actually wanted to play, but for reasons we won't go into on the

podcast, I was unable to. So I was an observer, and I thought, wow, this is probably going to be less

fun, because it's more fun to play. But I have to say, I was like completely captivated for

every single second. So almost like watching people play at TTRPG is interesting enough that people

should make shows around that idea. I know. It's like, if only someone thought about that,

it's a great idea. Sadly, no one's done that yet. The funny thing is, as I said that,

I guess my internet froze for a second, and so you and Anne just both froze and looks of

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