AJS September 2025 Q&A Session!

Quick Overview

The September 2025 Q&A session primarily featured discussions on upcoming video game adaptations, specifically the new Amazon Mass Effect series, where the hosts strongly preferred a completely new story to avoid "butchering" the established Commander Shepherd narrative, and they debated potential game of the year contenders like Expedition 33 and KCD2, while also touching upon fan requests for blooper reels and expressing fatigue with the current state of superhero movies.

Key Points: The hosts overwhelmingly favored a completely new story for the Amazon Mass Effect series rather than adapting the Commander Shepherd storyline, stating, "That way they could butcher their own story and not taint the good stuff." Regarding the Mass Effect series, the host predicted the show will inevitably involve the Reapers and feature a new crew on a new ship, concluding, "it's going to suck." For Game of the Year discussions, Expedition 33 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 (KCD2) were highlighted as top contenders, with one host leaning toward "Expedition for the win." A Patreon member requested a separate video for unused bloopers and sketches, which the hosts agreed was a good idea they should "definitely do" but often forget amidst production cycles. The hosts expressed severe superhero fatigue, noting that Superman had already dropped out of the top 10 global box office predictions, possibly marking the first time in a decade no superhero movie makes the top 10. One host shared his only cameo achievement was being a troll in The Witcher 3, but if he could choose another, it would be in the perpetually unreleased Beyond Good & Evil 2. The group reacted to the new Battlefield 6 trailer, noting its realistic military depiction and humorously discussing the perceived roasting of Call of Duty within the trailer.

Context: This content is a live Q&A hangout session held on YouTube in September, hosted by Angry Joe and Alex (and occasionally OJ), where they engage directly with their audience, primarily Patreon members, addressing questions submitted beforehand and comments flowing in the live chat. The discussion spanned topics from new media adaptations like the Amazon Mass Effect series and reactions to movie fatigue, to personal preferences regarding video games, favorite foods, and requests for bonus content like blooper reels.