LAtCS 338

In this episode, the hosts celebrate the Halloween spirit while
discussing their technical setups for better podcast quality.
They introduce a new segment called Pro Painted, where they delve
into their favorite Halloween movies. The conversation then
shifts to the new Warhammer 40K game mode, Boarding Action,
exploring its mechanics, gameplay strategies, and the variety of
missions available. The hosts share their experiences and
insights on the game, emphasizing its accessibility and the fun
of playing with friends. In this segment of the conversation, the
hosts delve into various aspects of gaming, including the concept
of sticky objectives in gameplay, casual gaming experiences, and
the evaluation of gaming tables. They discuss the impact of 3D
printing on the gaming community and the future of Games Workshop
in light of changing consumer behaviors. The conversation also
touches on the moral implications of 3D printing versus
traditional model purchasing, and concludes with a light-hearted
discussion on hobby commitments and accountability among the
hosts. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the evaluation
of pro-painted miniature models, discussing their quality,
completeness, and pricing. They explore the nuances of what
constitutes a professional paint job versus an amateur one,
emphasizing the importance of model completeness and the
implications for resale value. For members of the Patreon, the
discussion transitions into a light-hearted segment on Halloween
movie picks, where each host shares their favorite films,
highlighting the cultural significance of horror in cinema. In
this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into their personal
preferences for horror movies, sharing nostalgic favorites and
artistic recommendations. They explore a range of films from
family-friendly options to disturbing masterpieces, highlighting
the emotional impact of these cinematic experiences. The
discussion culminates in a light-hearted debate about the best
Halloween movies, with a focus on audience participation for
future viewing choices.