Until next we meet

Hey guys.

The time has finally come to accept that it’s time to step away as a regular co-host of OotiniCast. The reason is obvious to those who’ve listened to the shows over the past year: I no longer have the time to play the game. The birth of my daughter drastically reduced my play time, and soon thereafter ended our raiding group; the addition of my son to our family, along with choosing to do some university study, all on top of my now full-time job, ensured games were no longer something I could do.

It’s also the case that my interests have shifted, as I suffer from Star Wars fatigue (who could have guessed that was even possible), and find I’m more interested in my study than anything to do with gaming.

All of that means that I haven’t properly played SWTOR for a long time now. It has felt more and more awkward being on the show with nothing to really talk about. My recent holiday and being between semesters has given me an opportunity to really ponder the situation, and realise that it’s time for a change.

Be assured that I remain very happy with SWTOR, and the direction it’s taken under Keith’s leadership. He is doing all the right things, though with only-too-clearly limited resources. I wish SWTOR all the best, and hope that it continues to do well in the years to come.

OotiniCast will continue under Chill’s sole leadership. Its timing and format may change, at his discretion.

I’d like to thank all of you who’ve listened over the many years, and continue to listen now. You are why we started OotiniCast, and your interest has kept us going.

I’d also like to thank my co-host, Chill. The show was originally his idea, and I remain immensely grateful that he convinced me to make a go of it. I couldn’t have asked for a better partner in podcasting!

Until we meet again, in a galaxy far, far away.

May the Force be with you and/or serve you well.

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Until next we meet — 2 Comments

  1. Thank you Teo for being such an amazing co-host all these years. OotiniCast and SWTOR won’t be the same for me without you podcasting, but I am sure they will still live on strong in your absence.

    I completely understand the hardships of engineering education, and held nothing against you in the past year – in fact I was pretty impressed that you remained a loyal co-host for so long. But as you stated, there can be no better indication to move on than the fact that your passions lie elsewhere.

    My best wishes to you and your family as you pursue these passions.

    • My sincere thanks for understanding! It really was hard to let go, and I was only able to really do so because I knew the show was in such capable hands. May the Force be with you. 🙂

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