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  <title>Listener Questions May 2026</title>
  <description>In this episode, host Dirk Knemeyer is joined by co-host David Heron to answer a series of deep dives from their community. The discussion explores the technical and philosophical underpinnings of game creation, ranging from the &amp;quot;Wild West&amp;quot; of QA processes to the evolving landscape of global publishing. The duo discusses why mimicking video games might actually be making your tabletop combat feel slow and uninteresting, the &amp;quot;heartbreaking&amp;quot; reality of survivor bias in digital publishing, and why educational games must prioritize fun to survive the scrutiny of &amp;quot;hyper-literate&amp;quot; young players who are used to the polish of modern hits. </description>
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