Get ready for an epic clash in the gaming realm! In this episode, hosts Brandon, Nic, and Justin dive deep into the history of competitive gaming, exploring its rise to dominance and its impact on the casual gamer's experience. Is the competitive gaming culture to blame for the demise of the laid-back, casual gaming vibe? The sparks fly as the hosts engage in a passionate debate, each defending their stance.

But wait, there's a wildcard in the mix! Joining the fray is none other than Nathan, brother to Brandon and Nic, an Army IT specialist, and self-proclaimed casual gaming aficionado. With his unique perspective, Nathan adds fuel to the fire, challenging the assumptions and beliefs of hardcore gamers. Will he tip the scales in favor of the casuals, or will the competitive spirit prevail?

Tune in to witness the ultimate showdown between "Git Gud" enthusiasts and the "Just for Fun" casuals!

Welcome back to the First Floor Podcast, where Brandon, Nic, and Justin dive deep into the tactical world of Rainbow Six Siege! Join us as we dissect the intricacies of this beloved game, sharing our thoughts, experiences, and perhaps a few heated debates along the way.

In this episode, we explore the ever-evolving landscape of Rainbow Six Siege, discussing everything from operator strategies to map dynamics. We offer insights and tips that both seasoned veterans and newcomers can appreciate.

But that's not all! We unleash our creativity as we brainstorm new operator concepts that we believe could shake up the meta. From gadget specialists to stealthy infiltrators, our ideas are sure to ignite your imagination and leave you eager for the next Siege update.

So grab your headsets, lock and load, and join us on the First Floor as we navigate the high-stakes world of Rainbow Six Siege and dream up the next wave of operators to conquer the battlefield. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your own operator ideas in the comments below! Let's breach and clear together.

With the release of the new video game "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League," the boys on the First Floor wanted to discuss the topic of Live Service Games. The industry trend of such games is evident with scores of new releases fitting into this category. Many fans deem the projects as alleged "cash grabs" that are now saturating the market. However, are these games justified? This episode of the First Floor Podcast delves into a little history of Live Service Games and microtransactions, the pros and cons of these types of games, and the boys evaluate some of today's biggest titles to see if they stand on their own merit. Come join us for another great episode!!!