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<blockquote data-quote="Wycen" data-source="post: 2054130" data-attributes="member: 13732">I would bet other Dundracon veterans will back me up on this, but your experience was ok or better than average, (not counting your enjoyment of 2 games).&nbsp; That you got into 3 games is what I'm talking about.&nbsp; Sometimes getting into 1 is a problem.&nbsp; Getting into a game with ANYBODY you know is nigh impossible at Dundracon, unless you both show up and they have spare room.&nbsp; In the decade plus of going to Dundracon I think I can count on one hand how many times I've signed up with a friend for a particular game and we've both gotten in, but I couldn't because it is so rare I simply haven't tried in years.&nbsp; Of course we've solved that problem by simply leeching into any session run by somebody in our gaming circle, which itself is a problem for some people.I avoid any of those games that have a link to another game.&nbsp; The only time I've seen that work was at Gencon SoCal last year for the Drow Proving Grounds which had all 4 tables set up next to each other, running at the same time.It is hit or miss with the quality of games for all the reasons pointed out above, not to mention the GM could also be sleep deprived, or drunk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wycen, post: 2054130, member: 13732"] I would bet other Dundracon veterans will back me up on this, but your experience was ok or better than average, (not counting your enjoyment of 2 games). That you got into 3 games is what I'm talking about. Sometimes getting into 1 is a problem. Getting into a game with ANYBODY you know is nigh impossible at Dundracon, unless you both show up and they have spare room. In the decade plus of going to Dundracon I think I can count on one hand how many times I've signed up with a friend for a particular game and we've both gotten in, but I couldn't because it is so rare I simply haven't tried in years. Of course we've solved that problem by simply leeching into any session run by somebody in our gaming circle, which itself is a problem for some people. I avoid any of those games that have a link to another game. The only time I've seen that work was at Gencon SoCal last year for the Drow Proving Grounds which had all 4 tables set up next to each other, running at the same time. It is hit or miss with the quality of games for all the reasons pointed out above, not to mention the GM could also be sleep deprived, or drunk. [/QUOTE]

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