Posted by
sovietprince
if the vending hall was as small and lack of big companys like last year it's going to suck.
Is there a cap on attendees this year like 2021?
sovietprince wrote:
if the vending hall was as small and lack of big companys like last year it's going to suck.
if the vending hall was as small and lack of big companys like last year it's going to suck.
Keep in mind, none of the non-American companies were able to travel that cut down a lot of vendors. Add Paizo not going (not being able to secure an army of volunteers) and you get a very different exhibitor hall. While smaller it was still a good size. Here is hoping some of those newer vendors are able to come back.
Posted by
donaldbain
Paizo said they're going to be back in the hall and in the Sagamore. I wouldn't mind if they cut a row off their booth to leave space for some of the new guys from 2021.
Posted by
quarex
Yeah experiencing what it was like without the companies that take up four aisles' worth of width and make it hard to be positive you actually saw everything makes me wish for more restrictions on how much booths can block other booths. Those huge walls that cut off line-of-sight and extend for multiple aisles are the biggest culprits, I think.
Posted by
lore seeker
Paizo for sure is going to be there in person (it was on their blog), so that's good.
Posted by
mikeboozer
Off topic here. There is a topic more appropriate for this.
sovietprince wrote:
if the vending hall was as small and lack of big companys like last year it's going to suck.
if the vending hall was as small and lack of big companys like last year it's going to suck.
Then why did I spend so much money?
quarex wrote:
You said it, Burrfoot72. It is a microcosm of the draw of Gen-Con; who KNOWS what kind of awesome nerdy stuff is going on at 3 A.M. in any of the dozens of occupied rooms? And if you suddenly find yourself totally unable to sleep, you could go find out!
I am pretty sure you would have to live a hundred simultaneous lives to really get a handle on all the things happening at and around Gen-Con any given year, and I love that.
Yup! Even after most of my buddies are asleep, I love wandering through the ICC, hotels, the streets until 3am... I work in a nightclub, so am always up till 4am anyway, and 3am Indy feels like midnight-1am for me, so I'm still pretty wide awake. Great time to try a random card game, or whatnot.You said it, Burrfoot72. It is a microcosm of the draw of Gen-Con; who KNOWS what kind of awesome nerdy stuff is going on at 3 A.M. in any of the dozens of occupied rooms? And if you suddenly find yourself totally unable to sleep, you could go find out!
I am pretty sure you would have to live a hundred simultaneous lives to really get a handle on all the things happening at and around Gen-Con any given year, and I love that.
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