Depends if I could make enough selling torches and pitchforks to cover the expenses of going all the way across the country.
More seriously, I think it is a good idea but I don't see myself going.
Dun Dun Dun.. GuildCon 2009
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Hooray, first vote for a second time on an Inde poll! Anyway, I'd pretty much be there under all circumstances.
Personally I'd love to see a GvG where you just set up two teams in different rooms and have them play each other, obviously with windows and some audio out into the crowd so people could hear the communication live, maybe with a commentary. Basically like the televised Starcraft competitions. |
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I'd definately be there. There's not much quite as fun as a night out on the beers with Izzy and Martin.
I think 2009 would be a mistake though. I'd leave it for early-ish next year, so they have more time to fit it into their schedule and have more information available. 2009 seems like a rush for such a huge event.
I think 2009 would be a mistake though. I'd leave it for early-ish next year, so they have more time to fit it into their schedule and have more information available. 2009 seems like a rush for such a huge event.
Personally I would love to attend, even if it meant flying over the pond (which for me it will), however I don't think trying to arrange it for what's left of this year is that good of an idea, and 2ndly I don't think A-net have anything to tell us even if it was arranged off the hoof for this year.
I think the far better option would be to hold it in 2010, announced well in advance (so us Euro types can get good air-fares). Not only will we be closer to GW2's eventual release date (even if it is 2012), A-net will also most likely have a lot more information that they will be able to release.
The point that someone made above, about people being different in person is actually very very true. The internet is a great place to let your inner child out to play. Conventions tend to be much more civilised affairs (Just don't have a PvE vs PvP symposium
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I think the far better option would be to hold it in 2010, announced well in advance (so us Euro types can get good air-fares). Not only will we be closer to GW2's eventual release date (even if it is 2012), A-net will also most likely have a lot more information that they will be able to release.
The point that someone made above, about people being different in person is actually very very true. The internet is a great place to let your inner child out to play. Conventions tend to be much more civilised affairs (Just don't have a PvE vs PvP symposium
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Oh, I would so love to go to something like that. Unfortunately, I can't even afford a passport right now, let alone a flight over to America and accomodation. Maybe hold one of these things in England for a change? Or hold an England version too? *gets out puppy-dog eyes*
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