Slightly Above Average Gaming

Two slightly above average gamers talk call of duty, Warzone, and gaming.

Slightly Above Average Gaming is a leisure podcast hosted by SuboneKD J007tv, with 119 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

SuboneKD J007tv hosts Slightly Above Average Gaming, a leisure show with 119 episodes published.

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  Episode #121

  Episode 121 - Audio Cheese and Spiderman

  Aug 5, 20261h 23mS1

  The conversation covers a range of topics including the challenges of sharing live streams, culinary experiences, rodeo stories, the issue of teaming in Warzone, and discussions about Warzone updates and creator calls. The conversation delves into the evolution of Call of Duty creators, the frustration with weapon viability and loadout experimentation, the impact of gameplay variety and meta frustration, the significance of weapon attachments and loadout customization, the dynamics of game development and studio competition, the implications of game release cycles and content updates, the controversy surrounding audio cheese and competitive advantage, and the prohibition of audio tools in gaming. The conversation covers the impact of audio on gaming, the prioritization of anti-cheat measures, the challenge of audio enhancement, the role of audio in competitive gaming, and the movie theater experience and movie streaming. Takeaways Challenges of sharing live streams Culinary adventures and recipes Teaming in Warzone and its impact Warzone updates and creator calls Weapon viability and loadout experimentation were key drivers for Call of Duty creators. Game development and studio competition have led to a homogeneous approach in the industry. The controversy surrounding audio cheese and competitive advantage has sparked discussions about prohibited audio tools in gaming. The challenge of audio enhancement in gaming The impact of audio on competitive gaming Chapters 00:00 Sharing Live Streams 02:56 Culinary Adventures 04:58 Rodeo Stories 07:22 Teaming in Warzone 19:34 Warzone Updates and Creator Calls 23:53 The Evolution of Call of Duty Creators 25:19 Weapon Viability and Loadout Experimentation 26:31 Gameplay Variety and Meta Frustration 28:23 Weapon Attachments and Loadout Customization 32:07 Game Development and Studio Competition 33:23 Game Release Cycles and Content Updates 43:20 Audio Cheese and Competitive Advantage 56:25 Prohibited Audio Tools in Gaming 57:04 The Impact of Audio on Gaming 58:06 Prioritization of Anti-Cheat Measures 59:09 The Challenge of Audio Enhancement 01:00:01 The Role of Audio in Competitive Gaming 01:20:18 Movie Theater Experience and Movie Streaming

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  Episode #120

  Episode 120 - MW4 Inbound, no SBMM?

  Aug 5, 20261h 44mS1

  The conversation begins with the hosts setting up for the podcast and discussing the technical aspects of their live stream. They then move on to discuss the gaming podcast episode 120 and share their thoughts on single-player games, particularly the experience of playing through a single-player game at launch. This leads to a discussion on campaigns in first-person shooter games and the disappointment with recent campaigns in popular game titles. Finally, they delve into the multiplayer gaming experience and the challenges faced with audio and gameplay in big map style games. The conversation delves into the impact of audio hardware on gaming, the evolution of gaming audio, the importance of in-game audio, the quality of gaming headsets, the role of audio in competitive gaming, and the experience of old vs. new games. The conversation covers topics related to gaming platform disparities, limitations on champion quest, account suspensions for violations, nuke lobbies and team play, camo grinding and the debate between skill vs. time, and the impact of matchmaking and SBMM on gaming experiences. The conversation delves into the evolution of Warzone, the impact of matchmaking on player experience, the balance between casual and competitive play, gameplay and movement styles, and the transition to future plans. Takeaways The experience of playing through a single-player game at launch may not always justify the cost, leading to a preference for renting or trying the game before purchasing. The disappointment with recent campaigns in popular first-person shooter games highlights the need for more engaging and replayable single-player experiences. Audio hardware plays a crucial role in gaming experiences. The quality of gaming headsets has significantly improved over time. Gaming platform disparities impact player experiences Account suspensions for violations aim to address unfair practices Camo grinding raises questions about skill vs. time investment Matchmaking and SBMM influence player satisfaction and game dynamics Warzone's evolution impacts player experience Balancing casual and competitive play is crucial Chapters 00:00 Setting Up for the Podcast 01:13 Gaming Podcast Episode 120 04:25 Discussion on Single Player Games 13:47 Campaigns in First-Person Shooter Games 24:04 Multiplayer Gaming Experience 25:20 The Impact of Audio Hardware on Gaming 27:20 The Evolution of Gaming Audio 28:40 The Importance of In-Game Audio 30:44 The Quality of Gaming Headsets 32:06 The Role of Audio in Competitive Gaming 44:13 The Experience of Old vs. New Games 54:04 Gaming Platform Disparity 55:29 Champion Quest Limitations 56:00 Account Suspensions for Violations 57:15 Nuke Lobbies and Team Play 58:01 Camo Grinding and Skill vs. Time 01:12:04 Matchmaking and SBMM 01:16:36 The Evolution of Warzone 01:18:00 Matchmaking and Player Experience 01:21:30 Casual vs. Competitive Play 01:34:03 Gameplay and Movement Styles 01:41:09 Transition and Future Plans

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  Slightly Above Average Gaming

  Episode 111 - Is Battlefield DEAD Already?

  Jan 15, 20261h 28mS0

  <p>Summary</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from injuries in San Francisco's stadium, memorable Super Bowl halftime shows, frustrations with fantasy football, and their gaming experiences over the weekend. They delve into the differences between Battlefield and Call of Duty, including streaming dynamics, game mechanics, and the impact of player roles. The conversation also touches on cooking and outdoor activities, as well as the ongoing issue of cheating in competitive gaming. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the current state of Battlefield and Call of Duty, discussing gameplay experiences, community...

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  Slightly Above Average Gaming

  Episode 110 - Do we have a full blown Shooter Royale?

  Jan 4, 20261h 26mS0

  <p>Summary</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode of the Slightly Above Average Gaming Podcast, hosts J007tv and Subone KD reflect on their holiday experiences, discuss family traditions, and delve into the gaming landscape, including the enduring appeal of Mario Kart, the identity crisis of Call of Duty, and the success of Grand Theft Auto V. They also explore the evolution of extraction shooters like Arc Raiders and the future of gaming, emphasizing the importance of catering to core player bases while navigating the challenges of casual versus competitive gaming.</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p><...

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  Slightly Above Average Gaming

  Episode 109 - Vince Zampella Tribute

  Dec 21, 202553 minS0

  <p>Summary</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode, the hosts reflect on their personal lives, discuss the recent passing of gaming icon Vince Zampella, and explore his significant contributions to the gaming industry, particularly in the first-person shooter genre. They also delve into current gaming trends, player behavior, and the evolving landscape of gaming as players balance multiple titles and engage in healthier lifestyles.</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p><p> </p><p>Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices</p>

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