now its only 14 days until I suffer the annual soul crushing, heart breaking, agony of not getting any of the events I wanted to sign up for! LOL
In excel form.
https://www.gencon.com/gen-con-indy/how-to-find-events
Links toward the bottom.
Hopefully there are more events by then otherwise I might be just pulling the plug on going unfortunately. Most of what I might be interested in isn't present or only 1 event listed. *shrug* Oh well.
If previous years are any indication, there will probably be 50% more events added by the time August 4 rolls around. What in the world are you into that is not present, though? Not that I am doubting it, just that I usually gauge if there are enough events by checking out the selection of obscure 1990s RPGs I used to be into, and they are back again this year, unlike last year!
What's with some of the Call of Cthulhu event ticket prices? I saw quite a few of them priced at over $20.
Although if the auction is 100% coming back, that will fill any holes, but haven't seen any official yes/no on that.
The MU Skulls runs Call of Cthulhu events for the regular ticket price. This year please feel free to contact me at [email protected] to schedule a game outside of the official event schedule. www.muskulls.org
Yeah the Cthulhu game I played in last year was a bit expensive but I also ended up with like a hardback book and a few dice or something as a result of playing, so it seems like often the price makes some sense (but yes as MU Skulls Frank pointed out, there are exceptions)
Also, KevinRG, the Auction sounds like it is, say, 80% coming back? Definitely hoping we get an answer before event registration, since it will impact how many things I sign up for for sure.
https://www.facebook.com/youtoocancthulhu/posts/5300450160016337
GAME ON!
Saw the number of events jumped from exactly 10,000 yesterday to 11,788 as of now. Love seeing the numbers back to that level!
We put in hundreds of events equating to almost 800 tables of D&D games a few days ago. They'll show shortly we hope.
As to prices - supply and demand on some - for us it is that plus we pay/compensate all of our staff (including DM's) and as we all know those downtown hotel rooms are not cheap (and we book/pay for a few hundred each year).
As a regular I've seen good and bad games. Once was in a cheap D&D session that was so bad my friends and I skipped the second session. Last year I played in several sessions of the Harry Potter D&D which costs a bit more but was completely worth it. Your mileage may vary...