Guard Frequency Episode 191 | Putting on the Cardigan

Greetings Citizens and Civilians, you’re tuned to episode 191 of Guard Frequency — the best damn space sim podcast ever! This episode was recorded on October 27th 2017 and released for streaming and download on Tuesday, October 31st 2017 at GuardFrequency.com

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6 responses to “Guard Frequency Episode 191 | Putting on the Cardigan”

  1. seannewboy Avatar
    seannewboy

    Wonderful show everyone.

    Has anyone been playing Star Marine, and how do they like it so far, i for one have not even tried.

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    1. Justin Lowmaster Avatar
      Justin Lowmaster

      I have played some, I like it generally speaking.

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  2. Knix Avatar
    Knix

    Good show. It will be a boring month without Guard Frequency. I generally dislike change, but I usually get over it after a week or two. I just hope you will still summarize all Star Citizen News, at least in News We Didn’t Use.
    More Elite is good too though. I might even join in if anything happens in-game EU time.

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  3. rentaspoon Avatar
    rentaspoon

    I hope you can land anywhere, I would believe the “gates” are there for guidance so they wouldn’t be searching for the correct area for an hour in the show. I hope they do allow orbital beacons so it makes it easier for you to find the last place you left some “treasure”. It could make an interesting gameplay if you flew up to another player’s encrypted beacon.

    Also if Jeff wants an enterprise PCI-E Intel drive they have those but I believe the drives aren’t aimed at current backers but new ones, especially the type of people that (like myself) care about the extra second loading in so we get to that tank before anyone else or the person that’s building his £10,000 dream pc. I’ll be getting the drive regardless, the ship is just an extra bonus, just as the Mustang Omega was too me but I get to use the benefits elsewhere.

    Any way you think the Titan armour will be green and sponsored by Nvidia?

    Great show as always guys and good luck with the new show plans.

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    1. Justin Lowmaster Avatar
      Justin Lowmaster

      It would make zero immersive sense if you had to use some kind of gate to land on a new or undeveloped world, there would be no one to make the gate.

      However it makes perfect sense to have approach zones to get to established landing areas, for traffic control and just to be able to better get to your desired destination.

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  4. Chukk007 Avatar
    Chukk007

    Looking forward to hearing from you guys soon. Did not realize how much you guy have become part of my weekly routine. Hopefully some of you had the opportunity to get your hands dirty in the PTU 3.0, Very curious of your thoughts.

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