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<blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 5150152" data-attributes="member: 20741">The smell of DT Indy appears to be an issue with storm sewers and lack of capacity to accomodate rain without smell.&nbsp; For all that, it really only seemed to be a problem after a rainfall in Indy.Comparing Milwaukee to Indy? It's no contest, imo. I far prefer the event in Indy. That said, the pizza in Indy is rather iffy, especially compared to the deep-dish, sit-down restaurant near Mecca centre in Milwaukee - whose name I forget -- but whose pizza I won't.Attending every single year, one after the other, the event can lose a certain unique appeal. After attending three in a row I missed last year and I intended to miss it this year as well. I had hoped that after skipping this year, the hankering to go to Gencon would&nbsp; return full blast next year.I was wrong. Dead wrong.After the hotel registration day came and went, I completely regretted it. Luckily enough, Paizo has permitted me to resile from that position!&nbsp; So I'm a Tier 1 GM running 8 slots of Pathfinder events for Paizo this year. I am REALLY looking forward to about 40 hours of DMimg Pathfinder. I can't wait, actually!Anyways, enough explanations; accept the fact that Gencon is special and a helluva good time for any gamer. If you can find the time in any way to go - you should. Often, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steel_Wind, post: 5150152, member: 20741"] The smell of DT Indy appears to be an issue with storm sewers and lack of capacity to accomodate rain without smell. For all that, it really only seemed to be a problem after a rainfall in Indy. Comparing Milwaukee to Indy? It's no contest, imo. I far prefer the event in Indy. That said, the pizza in Indy is rather iffy, especially compared to the deep-dish, sit-down restaurant near Mecca centre in Milwaukee - whose name I forget -- but whose pizza I won't. Attending every single year, one after the other, the event [B][I]can[/I][/B] lose a certain unique appeal. After attending three in a row I missed last year and I intended to miss it this year as well. I had hoped that after skipping this year, the hankering to go to Gencon would return full blast next year. I was wrong. [B][I]Dead wrong[/I][/B]. After the hotel registration day came and went, I completely regretted it. Luckily enough, Paizo has permitted me to resile from that position! So I'm a Tier 1 GM running 8 slots of [I]Pathfinder[/I] events for Paizo this year. I am REALLY looking forward to about 40 hours of DMimg [I]Pathfinder[/I]. I can't wait, actually! Anyways, enough explanations; accept the fact that Gencon is special and a helluva good time for any gamer. If you can find the time in any way to go - you should. Often, too. [/QUOTE]

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