All of these screens are from the Xbox version, and I took them. You can turn a lot of the UI off, if you want to. When they first showed these fonts in alpha footage last year, I assumed they were going to be replaced in the full game…but they weren’t. The fonts look very bland and business-like. I also don’t love the font choices for the main information overlays on the game screen. It has all the things you’d want a modern open action RPG to have in it, it just takes longer to learn than is really necessary. Now, once you get the hang of it, the UI is nicely-featured. Upgrading and kitting out a character is similarly clunky.

Want to fast travel to the next recommended quest for your character? That’s located in a whole separate tab with quest log information. Want to see where treasure chests and resource deposits you’ve already discovered are located? You’ve got to enter Treasure Info mode.

So instead of just picking a spot and then hitting a certain button to fast travel there, you first have to enter fast travel mode. The map has all of its functions bafflingly split across various menu items. It’s had a total overhaul from the previous games, and has a much cleaner, more modern look…but everything takes about 3 clicks more than it should. Each episode of the show is also available via flagship radio station SportsTalk 790, as well as to all major podcast distributors under “ The Lager Line.The interface in this game is a very clunky bit of business. Tuesday’s full podcast can be listened to below.

An evaluation of Alperen Sengun (great) and Jalen Green (mixed) in their second seasons, and what Green should do to build off of Monday’s elite performance in Orlando.

Kevin Porter Jr.’s improvement as a playmaker, and what his long-term role looks like.

When a KJ Martin contract extension could make sense.

Strategies to find more minutes for Tari Eason.

What Eric Gordon’s ideal role should be.

Jabari Smith Jr.’s early struggles as a rookie, relative to Paolo Banchero of the Magic.

Led by hosts Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves, topics include:

The remainder of the show, sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing, features storylines and key takeaways from Monday’s 134-127 victory by the Rockets (2-9) in Orlando. In the aftermath of another World Series championship for the Astros, Tuesday’s podcast episode of “The Lager Line” explores what lessons Houston’s basketball franchise should take from its baseball peer, particularly when it comes to team building.

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