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Listen "The First Circuit Podcast #136 (Special Guest: Tuckles from BattleBound)"
Episode Synopsis
The First Circuit is a group of YouTubers and Twitch Streamers to give their input on Mechwarrior/Battletech Type Games and related topics. If you're a Youtuber or Twitch Streamer and would like to be part of the broadcast and become part of a great community, let us know.
LINKS
►Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCPXI2eA-dy2mffAfJg_U2aA
►Twitter: twitter.com/TheFirstCircuit
►Twitter(HOST): twitter.com/OldBob10025
►Twitch: www.twitch.tv/oldbob10025
►Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/oldbob10025
So Battle Bound is a show where we travel the country and meet our fellow Battletech players. We get to know them and tell their story, as well as the friendly local game shops in their area that support them (even if they don't always carry Battletech). Then we play a game, where we present the forces used in a Technical Readout style. The battle report is told in a Solaris VII highlight-reel style, as if the events of the game were a real-life situation, highlighting the strategies employed and whether or not they worked. Then we have a segment where we talk about the events of the game afterward, typically after having gone to some "local flavor" type restaurant. Win, lose, or draw, our effort is to put the focus on the players, as I firmly believe they are what make Battletech great.
LINKS
►Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCPXI2eA-dy2mffAfJg_U2aA
►Twitter: twitter.com/TheFirstCircuit
►Twitter(HOST): twitter.com/OldBob10025
►Twitch: www.twitch.tv/oldbob10025
►Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/oldbob10025
So Battle Bound is a show where we travel the country and meet our fellow Battletech players. We get to know them and tell their story, as well as the friendly local game shops in their area that support them (even if they don't always carry Battletech). Then we play a game, where we present the forces used in a Technical Readout style. The battle report is told in a Solaris VII highlight-reel style, as if the events of the game were a real-life situation, highlighting the strategies employed and whether or not they worked. Then we have a segment where we talk about the events of the game afterward, typically after having gone to some "local flavor" type restaurant. Win, lose, or draw, our effort is to put the focus on the players, as I firmly believe they are what make Battletech great.
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