Geek to Geek S5E44 - Watch Dogs: Legion - “Super Spy Old Grandma”

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This week Void and Beej talk about Watch Dogs: Legion and how it just feels out of step with where we are as a culture and a society.  Despite that, it’s a fascinating lens to look through at the world and at the AAA open world genre in general.

Weekly Geekery

For geekery, BJ is still into World of Warcraft and has made more leveling progress compared to last week.  He also got more time to play Dungeons & Dragons in a few different campaign settings.  Void has been revisiting the world of Frozen with Into the Unknown: Making Frozen II and by watching the new Olaf short, Once Upon a Snowman.  Void also finished up the latest two Dresden Files novels and enjoyed them a lot.

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