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Re: what helps you decide to play a game?

In Reply to: what helps you decide to play a game? posted by dave on September 25, 2003 at 16:34:05:

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Posted by:
danger_man
on September 26, 2003 at 10:39:58

I look at what kind of promotion is going on for the event. If I travel a great distance, I want to see a lot of players out there.
I also take a look at the hosting field and try to find out about it. If I see that they normally have a lot of problems for normal play, I will stay clear from that event.
Nice hotels near by and/or free camping/bunkhouses are a must of course. If they have open play a day or two before the event, it would be nice to have a list of places to travel to at night for food and fun.
Props and giveaways are nice, but improving the communication to the players throughout the event would be much nicer.

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: I look at what kind of promotion is going on for the event. If I travel a great distance, I want to see a lot of players out there. : I also take a look at the hosting field and try to find out about it. If I see that they normally have a lot of problems for normal play, I will stay clear from that event. : Nice hotels near by and/or free camping/bunkhouses are a must of course. If they have open play a day or two before the event, it would be nice to have a list of places to travel to at night for food and fun. : Props and giveaways are nice, but improving the communication to the players throughout the event would be much nicer.

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