(Q - Roc: Ah no but it must be quite an experience. I would like that, to be in your place to see, obviously, I would like to be the organizer, then see all the thousands of
different solutions that happen. It must really be…)
MB: So it’s exciting, it’s enjoyable and it’s exciting. For me, there is also a concern at the moment and I am trying to get the message across to avoid, I mentioned it at the beginning of this vocal, to avoid the effect of disappointment for the players who expect find completely amazing things. It's an end to the hunt which is, I repeat, completely worthy of a pirate story. And so when we talk about pirates, I also had messages like that, pirates are not all, I said, they are oxen, etc., it's a bit caricatured, even a lot, but when I say it's the end of the pirate hunt, that means it's...
The pirate arrives at the end of the course, he is on the ground. So it’s a finale that we have to imagine on the ground. Either, we're there if we want to go there, or we transpose it mentally and we say to ourselves, there you go, I'm on the ground, what can I do, what can I do, etc. . If it means spending time with surveyor's equipment, with I don't know what archicomplex layouts, which will require lots of taking measurements, benchmarks, things in all directions, it's because we have to is no longer in a pirate story, it's much simpler than that once again.
(Q - Roc: Thank you Michel. Before leaving, I do not intend to monopolize, before leaving, please introduce yourself when you ask a question, because when you do the transcription, it's much easier.)
MB: Thank you, that’s a good remark.
(Q - Michou: Mr. Becker, good evening. So, Mr. Becker, is it okay, are the carrots cooked?)
MB: Are the carrots cooked? For you?
(Q - Michou: So, it's good, normally, I found the pile-pile.)
MB: So there is a cohort of players who think exactly the same thing about themselves. They don't agree with you.
MB: So it’s exciting, it’s enjoyable and it’s exciting. For me, there is also a concern at the moment and I am trying to get the message across to avoid, I mentioned it at the beginning of this vocal, to avoid the effect of disappointment for the players who expect find completely amazing things. It's an end to the hunt which is, I repeat, completely worthy of a pirate story. And so when we talk about pirates, I also had messages like that, pirates are not all, I said, they are oxen, etc., it's a bit caricatured, even a lot, but when I say it's the end of the pirate hunt, that means it's...
The pirate arrives at the end of the course, he is on the ground. So it’s a finale that we have to imagine on the ground. Either, we're there if we want to go there, or we transpose it mentally and we say to ourselves, there you go, I'm on the ground, what can I do, what can I do, etc. . If it means spending time with surveyor's equipment, with I don't know what archicomplex layouts, which will require lots of taking measurements, benchmarks, things in all directions, it's because we have to is no longer in a pirate story, it's much simpler than that once again.
(Q - Roc: Thank you Michel. Before leaving, I do not intend to monopolize, before leaving, please introduce yourself when you ask a question, because when you do the transcription, it's much easier.)
MB: Thank you, that’s a good remark.
(Q - Michou: Mr. Becker, good evening. So, Mr. Becker, is it okay, are the carrots cooked?)
MB: Are the carrots cooked? For you?
(Q - Michou: So, it's good, normally, I found the pile-pile.)
MB: So there is a cohort of players who think exactly the same thing about themselves. They don't agree with you.