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<blockquote data-quote="Festivus" data-source="post: 3063878" data-attributes="member: 34532">I went last year and had a pretty good time.&nbsp;&nbsp; This year I am better prepared and will hopefully have a better time.&nbsp; I hope the dealer room is expanded a bit from last time, I was able to whisk through the whole thing in a few hours.&nbsp; It's bigger dealer area than anything else I had seen so it was nice, but I suspect it pales compared to Indy.&nbsp; I do need to turn in all those cans and bottles I have been saving to buy some nice goodies for the game table.I have heard SoCal referred to as the less stressful GenCon.&nbsp; Lines are shorter, easier to get into a game, etc.&nbsp; I personally look forward to playing some RPGS, and learning at least one new game I have never played before (always a goal of mine at conventions).I am still trying to figure out my schedule for GenCon, but I might be interested in getting together for a ENWorlder drink or play a game if it's not conflicting with other stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Festivus, post: 3063878, member: 34532"] I went last year and had a pretty good time. This year I am better prepared and will hopefully have a better time. I hope the dealer room is expanded a bit from last time, I was able to whisk through the whole thing in a few hours. It's bigger dealer area than anything else I had seen so it was nice, but I suspect it pales compared to Indy. I do need to turn in all those cans and bottles I have been saving to buy some nice goodies for the game table. I have heard SoCal referred to as the less stressful GenCon. Lines are shorter, easier to get into a game, etc. I personally look forward to playing some RPGS, and learning at least one new game I have never played before (always a goal of mine at conventions). I am still trying to figure out my schedule for GenCon, but I might be interested in getting together for a ENWorlder drink or play a game if it's not conflicting with other stuff. [/QUOTE]

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