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<blockquote data-quote="Quickbeam" data-source="post: 1385496" data-attributes="member: 635">Pre-reg is definitely the place to sift through the myriad of game/event options beforehand.&nbsp; You can search through what's available item by item, or specify parameters to narrow your search (game system, date, time, etc.) and go from there.&nbsp; Each game/event has a description -- most of which are pretty useful -- and that info along with your own availability and preferences should suffice.For my part, I spent about and 60-90 minutes perusing the online event listings before making my selections last year.&nbsp; Then I just sat back and let the Con take over.&nbsp; As Hand of Evil suggests, pre-scheduling all of your time is a very bad idea, because unexpected items and opportunities are certain to catch your fancy.This will be my second GenCon.&nbsp; Last year I only spent two days in Indy, and had scheduled four games plus the ENnies ceremony.&nbsp; It left me with far less time in the dealer area than I wanted (needed), and almost no latitude for spontaneous action.&nbsp; This year I'm going the whole time, and will still probably only schedule four games in advance.&nbsp; Flexibility is key at GenCon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickbeam, post: 1385496, member: 635"] Pre-reg is definitely the place to sift through the myriad of game/event options beforehand. You can search through what's available item by item, or specify parameters to narrow your search (game system, date, time, etc.) and go from there. Each game/event has a description -- most of which are pretty useful -- and that info along with your own availability and preferences should suffice. For my part, I spent about and 60-90 minutes perusing the online event listings before making my selections last year. Then I just sat back and let the Con take over. As Hand of Evil suggests, pre-scheduling all of your time is a very bad idea, because unexpected items and opportunities are certain to catch your fancy. This will be my second GenCon. Last year I only spent two days in Indy, and had scheduled four games plus the ENnies ceremony. It left me with far less time in the dealer area than I wanted (needed), and almost no latitude for spontaneous action. This year I'm going the whole time, and will still probably only schedule four games in advance. Flexibility is key at GenCon. [/QUOTE]

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