Am I right to still have a few worries over the success of the title?
By Michael Byrne -
Always Online Podcast: FFXIV's Job Actions Reactions, More Blizzard Troubles, And Pokemon TCG Ep 404
The multiplayer gaming podcast is back and on this week's Always Online episode we run down the Job Actions trailer and Live Letter details for FFXIV, talk about Blizzard's compounding legal issues and Fortnite not coming back to iOS anytime soon, and finally the Pokemon TCG! All that and more on this week's Always Online!
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Discussion Timestamps:
00:00 Show Intro
03:23 FFXIV Live Letter / Job Actions Reactions
25:47 Legal Troubles For Blizzard and Apple Tells Epic to Shove Off
39:38 Digital Pokemon TCG
44:55 Weekly Bombs (DA-Bomb / A-Bomb)
If you have submissions for the show's Weekly Bombs, have questions for the panel (nothing is off limits!), or just ideas for what you want covered you can now send them to magicman@mmobomb.com. You can also be a guest in the show, just send us why you want to host, and what topic or game you would like to cover. Always Online (formerly the Free-To-Play Cast) is the official podcast (and videocast) of MMOBomb.com about multiplayer online games. Always Online takes on the week's biggest news with plenty of opinion, weekly bombs, community feedback, guests, laughs thrown in for good measure and much more. Have fun and expect a new episode next week!
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