Chainmail Bikini: Fear The Boot Interview

By Shamus Posted Thursday Sep 6, 2007

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Last Thursday Shawn Gaston and I got together with the guys at Fear the Boot and recorded an interview where we talked about the comic and what we are hoping to accomplish.

Also, I sat in on the second half of the most recent Fear the Boot episode, where we talked about the problems of introducing new players to large, complex game worlds.

 


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11 thoughts on “Chainmail Bikini: Fear The Boot Interview

  1. Wood says:

    Yay! Another interview!

  2. Terrible says:

    It’s not a comic, of course, but the Dead Gentlemen (http://www.deadgentlemen.com/) have made two movies called “The Gamers” which switch back and forth from seeing the players at the table to seeing in the game world. It’s a great technique and I look forward to seeing it in the new comic!

  3. LethalSpoon says:

    I’m assuming you mean “Fear the boot” =D

  4. Shawn says:

    I assure you all that I sound like less of a tool in person. No, really.

  5. Davey says:

    What about, like. The last episode of DMotR?

    GIVE IT!

  6. darn, the final episode of the rings isn’t up yet. Guess I need to avoid being late to work …

  7. Rob says:

    Anyone else think Shamus sounds kinda like Wil Wheaton? I mean that in a good way of course! ;)

  8. Davey says:

    So is chainmail bikini basically just the people behind DMotR?

  9. corwin says:

    I had a blast listening to you guys on the way home from work yesterday, and I can’t wait to see how DMotR ends and Chainmail Bikini begins.

  10. Miral says:

    I love “The Gamers” (I have it on DVD). I’ve been meaning to pick up the sequel but I haven’t gotten around to it yet :)

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