WTG: "Check out our interview with Vince Caso (Bladezz) from The Guild! He talks about what to expect this season on The Guild, his new company, losing his save on Skyrim, his dislike for the Mass Effect 3 ending, and other cool stuff!"
Check out our interview with Vince Caso (Bladezz) from The Guild! He talks about what to expect this season on The Guild, his new company, losing his save on Skyrim, his dislike for the Mass Effect 3 ending, and other cool stuff!
If you haven’t watched The Guild, you can watch it on Netflix, YouTube, or their website. Also look for other projects they have on the Geek & Sundry YouTube channel.
Thinking of a typical German genre most of us refer to economic simulations. Oldschool ecosim-veterans of course know Die Fugger. Everyone else pricks its ears when hearing the name The Guild, which was released in 2002 as a kind-of-sequel. Now it’s 2014 – the release of The Guild 2 was 8 years ago. A few weeks ago we finally got to know that The Guild 3 is going to be released in 2016. First facts can be found in gameplane.de's extensive gamescom 2014 preview. Now it’s time to dig a little deeper – welcome to gameplane.de's The Guild 3 interview!
Over the last few years, the web has blossomed with streaming content. No longer is the television the only way to get your laughs or your drama, and their isn't any better example of the booming web TV market than the success of The Guild. Focused on the hi-jinx of an MMO playing troupe known as The Knights of Good, The Guild strives to softly parody the lives of MMO gamers, because everyone knows someone that acts just like Codex, Vork, or Bladezz.
While Ten Ton Hammer was at Comic-Con '09, they ran into Sean Becker, the director of The Guild, and asked him a number of questions regarding his work with the online series.
Nine Over Ten writes: "When it comes to occupation, I really can't imagine myself as a travelling salesman, going from door to door selling wares. The work seems incredibly hard, travelling from town to town (by bus, car or plane), living in motels, and a lot of talking with perhaps not so desireable outcomes."
