Tom's Boring Unboxing Video May 21, 2024

Tom Vasel takes a look at what is inside a box or two!
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[@doggosplosion]

I got a chuckle at Tom laughing at the "Alien Brain" sticker, thinking about which Cabal episode of Chris' misadventures Tom was thinking of at the time.

[@CharlesHepburn2]

Should’ve warned us about the last item… I wasn’t BRACED for it.

[@JonReid01]

I miss the old song with the mail truck 😢

[@CharlesHepburn2]

Ya know you can go back and watch ANY previous video if you miss it so much. Have you? No? Maybe you don’t miss it as much as you think.

[@jpowers9879]

Bring Zee back!!! He was really into these unboxings!

[@Qyro]

FYI, a Shire is an English county. That's why so many English counties have -shire in the name (Yorkshire, Hampshire, Hertfordshire etc). The term predates Middle-Earth by a couple of centuries.
Still a weird title for a non-LotR fantasy game though.

[@heroesoftheshire4681]

Indeed this is correct. We are based in Shropshire in the UK, which is 1 of the 2 counties Tolkien actually based his books on. As much as we love LotR in general, the name of our game had no inspiration from it at all. We actually wanted a name like HeroQuest, but of course that was taken. At the time of trying to decide a name, a friend messaged to say the following: 'I'll be back in the Shire next weekend if you want to catch-up'. From this, the name Heroes of the Shire was born, and we stuck with it. Best wishes, Heroes of the Shire.

[@Qyro]

@@heroesoftheshire4681 Also being from the UK, and somewhat rurally, I've heard that exact phrase from friends many times. I find that "Shire" is often starting to mean "home" especially if that home is outside of city areas.

[@richard-mtl]

Enjoy Gest of Robin Hood! Maybe it'll be your entry-point into COIN games ;)

[@ThymeKeeper]

A Gest (pronounced like "jest") of Robin Hood is part of the Irregular Conflict Series, which is an offshoot of COIN.

[@The.FrozenGamer]

Rodney did a how to play video for it. Not a walk in the park, but not nearly as complex as COIN games are.

[@Drewkas0]

Looking forward to seeing a review of A Gest of a Robin Hood!

[@nshaw1299]

I didn't managed to hear clearly... you got a bag of Meshugenuts?

[@duartemartins14]

No Zee? Disliked! 🤣🤣😍😍