Howdy,
A quick heads-up to point you in the direction of a cool Marvel Puzzle Quest video interview you may have missed.
MPQ Producer, Joe Fletcher and MPQ and Marvel scribe, Alex Irvine chat with Marvel Live at NYCC 2014 about story creation, the addictive nature of the game and the MPQ 1-Year Anniversary.
You can watch the fun interview on YouTube here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-REXktA … 4mS9yKZPHs
Dave, do you remember the name of the podcast that you guys did? Might as well listen to it during the LR grind haha! 
Alex should rather be in voice-acting!! 
Hi seasong,
Great hanging out with you at NYCC. We recorded a podcast/videocast with The B-Team but it hasn’t gone live yet.
(http://www.thebteampodcast.com/)
Awesome, thanks for letting me know! I’ll look out for it.
And it was great hanging out with you guys! <3
Wow !
I was planing to show the interview to my gf (she keeps saying i m a kid to play Marvel game)…
I will not. The 2 speakers seem to not have social lifes (LOOKS LIKE, they’re maybe not). Not a good publicity
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PS: "we are trying to make the game easier " let me laught !
Sure, it s a cool game but please assume, it is far the most pay to win game I ever played.
Most pay to win ever? Ever play Rage of Bahamut?
I’ve never paid anything and I win a lot.
I love that Alex writes for multiple games but is addicted to MPQ.
I don’t know where this is coming from, but I think you are just being harsh in the first paragraph. Whether someone has a life or not is up to them. And having a life is interpreted differently by each individual. So before you go and call someone a “bad publicity” first think of the fact that they have a job and they are getting paid good money for it. It looks like a pretty good life for me.
Saying that this is the most P2W game ever played is weird. I would like to know what games have you plaid so far, because frankly, there is not a single online game that is not based around you throwing money into it. And there are some games that literally make you the best if you pay for stuff. At least in here there is a limit to where you can progress and then everyone is equal after that. You can go to that limit by not paying, paying a little or paying a lot. There are mechanisms for everyone to win in this game. But, of course, people that pay will progress one step ahead of you. After all, they should get some value out of their money.
Yeah, let’s judge people on their physical appearance! That’s what mature adults like you do! Woo!
And second Paintsville’s comments on Rage of Bahamut - that game is notoriously Pay to Win. Way worse than MPQ.