Ultimate Audio Bang podcast: all things FPS merch

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Ultimate Audio Bang podcast: all things FPS merch

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I've returned from my trip to the Lake District, with aching calves and a desire to talk about online shooters with Imogen. On this week's episode of the Ultimate Sound Bang, we don't chat sore muscles, instead, we focus on various Halloween events in games like Apex Legends and Rainbow Six: Siege, our thoughts on the Battlefield 2042 beta, Destiny 2 vaulting even so more than stuff, and Telephone call Of Duty: Vanguard finally introducing anti-cheat.

The theme this week? Gaming merch and how we experience about it owning it, wearing it, and popping information technology on our shelves. We come to a consensus: body pillows are good.

It was my turn to surprise Imogen with some names I'd plucked from in-game lobbies. Immediately, I divert proceedings into a chat about reality Television and nutrient; this will never get old for me. Imogen's plow side by side time, and I wait forward to it.

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