[00:00 - 00:36]The group discusses how much they have been playing TFT, with Albert playing the most during the P.V. phase.

[00:38 - 01:38]They discuss playing off-stream and the benefits of streaming TFT.

[01:45 - 04:05]They mention upcoming auto-battler games from major companies, including Supercell and possibly a Pokémon game.

[04:06 - 05:06]They discuss the potential for TFT to become a popular game and attract younger players.

[04:53 - 09:22]They mention the difficulty of understanding Starcraft and how it has become less popular due to its complexity.

[06:22 - 07:45]The group discusses how much they have been playing TFT, with Albert playing the most during the P.V. phase.

[08:33 - 10:52]The group discusses the watchability of TFT and how it could be improved.

[09:38 - 10:20]They mention the difficulty of understanding Starcraft and how it has become less popular due to its complexity.

[10:31 - 13:20]Albert and Hafu are noted as examples of streamers who have gained popularity from TFT.

[10:38 - 11:30]They discuss how new games can launch careers for streamers, mentioning examples like Fortnite and Hearthstone.

[11:31 - 12:25]Albert and Hafu are noted as examples of streamers who have gained popularity from TFT.

[12:44 - 15:17]The group discusses how much they have been playing TFT, with Albert playing the most during the P.V. phase.

[13:21 - 15:11]They discuss the potential for TFT to become a popular game and attract younger players.

[13:21 - 15:42]They mention their own performance and the pressure to maintain their spot.

[13:47 - 15:22]They discuss trying harder and dealing with criticism.

[14:59 - 15:48]They discuss the potential negative impact of something.

[15:48 - 16:37]They express their dislike for long game series and prefer shorter ones.

[16:37 - 18:03]They discuss the potential for the game to change and adapt.

[17:10 - 18:36]They discuss the potential negative impact of something.

[17:22 - 18:50]They express their dislike for long game series and prefer shorter ones.

[18:53 - 20:57]They mention the importance of being flexible and adaptable in the game.

[20:03 - 21:36]They discuss trying harder and dealing with criticism.

[21:36 - 27:04]They mention the importance of being flexible and adaptable in the game.

[26:07 - 26:48]The speaker mentions how they scout players and prioritize playing against the best.

[26:48 - 28:22]They mention doing best of one matches to give everyone a chance to win.

[27:25 - 29:14]The speaker talks about the upcoming Twitch Rivals tournament and its format of 32 players split into four random lobbies.

[28:34 - 30:21]The speaker talks about adding Yasuo to the game and how it affects gameplay.

[29:28 - 30:51]The speaker mentions how they scout players and prioritize playing against the best.

[30:33 - 31:16]They discuss the high RNG factor in the game and how it affects gameplay and rankings.

[31:18 - 31:50]The speaker talks about the potential support for the game and the estimated number of players.

[31:50 - 33:11]The speaker discusses the pros and cons of streaming TFT, including the need for concentration and organization of the bench.

[33:11 - 34:02]The speaker mentions how they scout players and prioritize playing against the best.

[33:51 - 34:20]They mention Team Liquid's interest in picking up TFT pro players, including Hafu.

[34:21 - 36:48]The speaker talks about their preference for team-based tournament formats and their dislike for hitting their own teammate in Twitch Rivals.

[34:29 - 35:39]The speaker talks about the upcoming Twitch Rivals tournament and its format of 32 players split into four random lobbies.

[34:48 - 36:54]They mention the ability to queue up to three players in ranked mode and the potential for abuse.

[37:04 - 38:28]The speaker mentions how they scout players and prioritize playing against the best.

[37:11 - 39:02]The speaker discusses the pros and cons of streaming TFT, including the need for concentration and organization of the bench.

[37:38 - 38:28]The speaker discusses the importance of gold in the game and how much they can spend in one turn.

[37:57 - 39:02]They mention that top streamers are able to spend between 20 to 40 gold, with 40 being the high end.

[38:29 - 39:36]They discuss the importance of consistency in card games and how it affects player rankings.

[39:03 - 39:36]The speaker talks about how this affects their decision-making and strategy in the game.

[39:11 - 40:22]The speaker discusses how this affects their transition in the game and how they have learned to adapt and spend their gold more efficiently.

[39:36 - 40:10]The speaker mentions that their transition is typically over one turn, while for normal players it can take up to three turns.

[40:24 - 42:30]They mention the top tier items that are usable in almost any comp and how players will prioritize making those items.

[40:56 - 41:01]They mention that they can cap out at around 20 gold and that to spend 20 gold, they need to essentially reroll 10 times.

[41:02 - 41:38]They mention the top tier items that are usable in almost any comp and how players will prioritize making those items.

[41:19 - 44:52]Another member discusses the importance of playing for top four rather than always aiming for first place.

[41:38 - 42:00]The speaker also discusses how some players will put one item on each of their sellable units in order to maximize their chances of success.

[42:07 - 42:13]The speaker talks about how this affects their decision-making and strategy in the game.

[42:13 - 44:22]They mention that in the top tier queen lobbies, players spend a lot more gold in order to secure a first place finish.

[42:30 - 42:42]The speaker talks about the importance of items in the game and how they can make or break a player's strategy.

[42:42 - 42:51]The speaker talks about the importance of knowing how much damage they will take in each round and how this knowledge comes with experience.

[43:27 - 43:58]They mention that in the top tier queen lobbies, players spend a lot more gold in order to secure a first place finish.

[44:04 - 44:09]The speaker discusses the meta of the game and how it is constantly evolving and players are constantly learning and adapting their strategies.

[44:22 - 44:45]The speaker talks about how this affects their decision-making and strategy in the game.

[44:45 - 45:53]They mention that in the top tier queen lobbies, players spend a lot more gold in order to secure a first place finish.

[44:52 - 47:13]They talk about how streamers and top players can lose two times before dying due to their ability to spend gold.

[44:52 - 47:55]They discuss the potential impact of the new ranking system on the game's meta.

[45:54 - 47:41]One member shares their experience playing in a late rook lobby and making a risky decision to go for a five-star unit.

[46:18 - 47:55]They mention how the meta has shifted from saving gold to spending it, and how players need to adapt in order to stay competitive.

[46:25 - 46:54]They mention that they can cap out at around 20 gold and that to spend 20 gold, they need to essentially reroll 10 times.

[46:55 - 47:00]They mention the top tier items that are usable in almost any comp and how players will prioritize making those items.

[47:56 - 48:25]The speaker talks about the importance of knowing how much damage they will take in each round and how this knowledge comes with experience.

[47:56 - 49:23]They discuss the potential impact of the new ranking system on the game's meta.

[48:26 - 49:18]They mention that they can cap out at around 20 gold and that to spend 20 gold, they need to essentially reroll 10 times.

[48:39 - 49:47]One member shares their experience playing in a late rook lobby and making a risky decision to go for a five-star unit.

[48:46 - 51:11]The speaker also discusses how some players will put one item on each of their sellable units in order to maximize their chances of success.

[49:24 - 52:05]One member reflects on their identity as a streamer and balancing playing TFT with their other content.

[49:32 - 51:20]The speaker talks about the importance of knowing how much damage they will take in each round and how this knowledge comes with experience.

[49:32 - 51:20]One member shares their experience playing in a late rook lobby and making a risky decision to go for a five-star unit.

[50:14 - 50:20]The speaker discusses how this affects their transition in the game and how they have learned to adapt and spend their gold more efficiently.

[50:20 - 50:55]The speaker mentions that their transition is typically over one turn, while for normal players it can take up to three turns.

[52:06 - 53:25]They mention their upcoming TFT tournament and the challenges of finding a fair format.

[53:07 - 55:41]The group discusses the difficulty of creating a perfectly balanced tournament format and the idea of randomized lobbies is suggested.

[53:45 - 57:53]They imagine a scenario where only the first place from each lobby moves on to a final "super lobby."

[54:43 - 1.00:39]The speaker and another person are discussing a tournament they are participating in.

[56:11 - 57:36]The group discusses the difficulty of creating a perfectly balanced tournament format and the idea of randomized lobbies is suggested.

[58:07 - 59:13]The tournament has multiple stages and games, with varying prize amounts.

[59:20 - 1.00:57]The speaker and another person are discussing a tournament they are participating in.

[1.00:45 - 1.05:15]Some of the contestants struggle with the test, not remembering the different origins and classes in the game.

[1.00:58 - 1.03:19]The speaker expresses frustration with their viewership numbers and the pressure to win in order to maintain viewers.

[1.03:05 - 1.03:50]They discuss the importance of results to viewers, even if they don't accurately reflect skill.

[1.03:19 - 1.05:44]The speaker and another person are discussing a tournament they are participating in.

[1.05:15 - 1.06:42]The speaker and the other person express excitement for an upcoming event, but are unsure about the details.

[1.05:15 - 1.07:40]The group discusses a minigame plan, with Sean promising no one will die and offering to keep everyone safe in case of an earthquake.

[1.05:57 - 1.08:13]The speaker expresses confusion and surprise while handling an object

[1.06:16 - 1.07:13]The speaker and another person are discussing a tournament they are participating in.

[1.06:22 - 1.08:42]The speaker is surprised by their incorrect answer

[1.06:42 - 1.07:06]The speaker expresses confusion and surprise while handling an object

[1.07:43 - 1.11:16]Some of the contestants struggle with the test, not remembering the different origins and classes in the game.

[1.07:58 - 1.11:22]The speaker is surprised by their incorrect answer

[1.08:13 - 1.09:29]The speaker identifies different characters and their abilities

[1.08:42 - 1.11:08]They mention a possible punishment for losing the game

[1.09:41 - 1.13:00]The group moves on to the next question, with more points being awarded for correct answers and points being deducted for wrong answers.

[1.11:22 - 1.14:04]The speaker expresses confusion and surprise while handling an object

[1.11:44 - 1.15:14]The speaker is surprised by their incorrect answer

[1.11:54 - 1.16:08]The final question is worth 20 points, and contestants are given 50 seconds to complete it.

[1.13:08 - 1.15:51]The group jokes around and has a good time during the minigame.

[1.14:05 - 1.15:46]The speaker expresses confusion and surprise while handling an object

[1.15:54 - 1.20:42]The speaker is surprised by their incorrect answer

[1.16:08 - 1.20:11]The final question is worth 20 points, and contestants are given 50 seconds to complete it.

[1.16:30 - 1.20:05]Some of the contestants struggle with the test, not remembering the different origins and classes in the game.

[1.19:26 - 1.21:23]The speaker gives the others 15 seconds to answer a question.

[1.19:51 - 1.21:23]The speaker struggles to remember the name of a historical figure

[1.21:29 - 1.23:32]The speaker explains the rules of the game- first place doesn't have to do anything, second place chooses one of three options, and so on.

[1.21:35 - 1.24:39]Second place gets to choose one of the three options, and third place gets to choose from the remaining two.

[1.21:49 - 1.21:55]The speaker explains the rules of the game- first place doesn't have to do anything, second place chooses one of three options, and so on.

[1.23:20 - 1.26:16]The scores are counted, and Toast is in first place by one point.

[1.24:40 - 1.27:29]Albert has to drink pickle juice, and the others react.

[1.26:19 - 1.29:11]He chooses the one he had originally wanted, and the speaker reveals what it is.

[1.26:43 - 1.30:16]They tried wasabi and it's really spicy.

[1.26:55 - 1.29:26]He needs milk to cool down the spiciness.

[1.27:29 - 1.28:03]Albert has to drink pickle juice, and the others react.

[1.28:30 - 1.31:38]They tried wasabi and it's really spicy.

[1.28:30 - 1.31:47]The speaker and Albert both drink the strong drink, and they talk about it.

[1.29:20 - 1.32:14]Albert has to drink pickle juice, and the others react.

[1.30:49 - 1.34:20]He needs milk to cool down the spiciness.

[1.30:57 - 1.33:19]The speaker and Albert both drink the strong drink, and they talk about it.

[1.31:28 - 1.33:25]They decide to give an extra five seconds, and the speaker looks at the scores.

[1.31:54 - 1.34:07]The stream ends with a discussion about brushing teeth with Japanese mayo and earthquakes.

[1.32:48 - 1.32:55]He chooses the one he had originally wanted, and the speaker reveals what it is.

[1.33:26 - 1.34:14]The group wraps up their TFT minigame and thanks Twitch Prime users.

[1.33:26 - 1.37:01]They talk about how spicy food affects their bodies.

[1.34:15 - 1.35:23]He reaches out to the owner, who is a cool guy, and plans to resolve the issue peacefully.

[1.35:23 - 1.36:40]The group wraps up their TFT minigame and thanks Twitch Prime users.

[1.35:33 - 1.36:48]Toast mentions competing in a Twitch Rivals tournament.

[1.36:48 - 1.37:39]They discuss the next TFT tournament.

[1.37:01 - 1.40:04]The group is trying different foods and reactions.

[1.37:39 - 1.38:42]Scarra talks about a personal issue where his cheat sheets were copied without credit.

[1.37:54 - 1.40:11]They discuss doing challenges for donations.

[1.38:22 - 1.41:10]He reaches out to the owner, who is a cool guy, and plans to resolve the issue peacefully.

[1.39:37 - 1.46:17]The stream ends with a discussion about brushing teeth with Japanese mayo and earthquakes.

[1.40:11 - 1.40:48]The group discusses Anime Expo and offline TV projects.

[1.41:11 - 1.43:33]Scarra and Albert have new projects coming up, including a lo-fi hip-hop album.

[1.42:40 - 1.44:29]She also plans to stream TFT at different times.

[1.44:02 - 1.46:23]They discuss the next TFT tournament.

[1.45:11 - 1.46:22]The group ends the podcast with some final words and advice for viewers.