Chapter Tactics is a 40k podcast which focuses on promoting better tactical play and situational awareness across all variations of the game. Today Peteypab brings on 3 of the top players in the world to talk about what it takes to dominate in the shooting phase and compete at the highest level.
Show Notes:
- Want to hear more from Mitch check him out on The Best in Faction Podcast!
- Want to check out the stats we talked about in the episode? Click on this link.
- Click here for a link for information on downloading best coast pairings app where you can find lists for most of the events I mention.
- Check out the last episode of Chapter Tactics here. Or, click here for a link to a full archive of all of my episodes.
- Commercial music by Music by: www.bensound.com
- Intro by: Justin Mahar
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frontlinegamingpeteypab@gmail.com
Please do not send an army list in a format such as Army Builder, send them in an easy to read, typed format. Thanks!
Great episode. I like this new format a lot.
Hi
Can you guys get an audio equalizer. Some people you can hardly hear, others are almost shouting – it makes it very difficult to listen to. Cheers.
Hello, audio equalizers have historically not helped enough. I’ve invested in a bit of software (Open to more suggestions).
You have 4 people with varying connections, different mics, and who have the power to make adjustments on top of when I make adjustments inside the software.
I already spend hours editing the volumes of each individual audio track, and then together on the master file.
I think the easiest solution is obviously don’t bring on a lot of guests, however I decided I would rather sacrifice some audio quality to bring on guests from all over the world. I figured since even some of the top radio shows suffer in quality when they bring on random callers. So it’s something that a producer has to accept.
Fantastic podcast, Pablo, and a great panel. Really enjoy these 101 episodes. I also liked the format that gave everyone a chance to speak their piece.