Thursday, 2 of September of 2010
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Round one of the big smackdown in the “Rookie” universe.
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Written by Scott Sigler and Matt Wallace
Narrated by Scott Sigler
TITLE FIGHT: Round #1
Copyright 2009 Scott Sigler and Matt Wallace
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Copyright 2009 Rick Stringer and Matt Wallace
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Categories: Podcasts, Season 4, Title Fight
Great story, I found the fight scene to be well written; this chapter was an excellent set up for the rest of the story. Looking forward to seeing what Matt Wallace has in store for us with his (presumably human) character.
That said, the quality of this was terrible. The fact that I could hear people in the background is probably the biggest criticism in this area.
Overall, I look forward to the next part of the story, hopefully with better quality audio.
This one we had to take it how it was delivered. Scott decided to record it live. You do end up with some compromises in that situation. I’m looking forward to seeing what Matt does with it as well.
David, are you serious about other people talking? I’m wondering if you heard the beginning of the episode where we say the episode was recorded live. As in, live, in a bookstore with about 100 people in the audience. I’m glad you enjoyed the story, but very curious if you caught that fact or if you thought maybe I recorded it in the waiting area of a train station …
