[Deptheads]space and exposure

Evil5757 at aol.com Evil5757 at aol.com
Tue Feb 26 09:59:51 PST 2008


 
Also, there is a LOT to be said for demos being held at dealer  tables.  With 
finances the way they are, no one will want to bring another  person in to do 
demos at a separate table/area/room, it's just not worth their  money that 
way.  This is why we have the demo tables at the dealer tables,  so they can do 
demos as they can with staff available.
 
If this were a perfect world, I would LOVE to have a DEMO ROOM where  
everyone can come in and just have wall to wall demos and go from one game to  
another, because that would be a load of fun for everyone.  It's just not  doable at 
this time.
 
John
 
In a message dated 2/25/2008 11:20:05 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
janicemsj at gmail.com writes:

Except  that it doesn't work as demo space.  That's not where the
dealers want  to have their demos, and the people who had demo space in
the dealer room  didn't have that much participation, compared to the
ones that were outside  the room.

Janice

On 2/25/08, Ryan McMullan  <rmcmullan at gmail.com> wrote:
> On the other hand, the back of  the
> dealer room would be much better used as a high-profile game demo  space 
than
> a hidden LARP space.







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