Shawn S. |
Hi everyone!
So why doesn't Saturday night have more events? Friday has seven, Sunday has 13 (awesome!) and Saturday has... three! It's Saturday night people! Where is all of the action?!
I am getting in some mega action on Friday night and Sunday night but I wonder if I am missing something for Saturday night? I am hoping it states somewhere that Saturday night is open gaming madness but maybe not.
Can anyone let me in on the secret?
Thanks!
Shawn
Shadowborn |
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I will be arriving late Saturday night and would LOVE a pick up game. Never been to Paizo Con before, how does one find such a game and would it be PFS?
Typically you just poke around the open gaming rooms and see who's doing what? There are plenty of people who don't attend the banquet, as seating is limited, so the chances of finding a game, PFS or otherwise, is pretty good.
Tanis O'Connor Adventure Card Game Designer |
LeSigh |
I too was disappointed with the lack of Saturday night events, but I kinda understand since a lot of people will be in the banquet. That said, according to the schedule book, Open Gaming will be closed after 6:00pm. Anyone know if it will actually be open and just not staffed? Or where else one should look for pick-up games (preferably Society)? I already checked Warhorn and didn't see anything for Saturday night there. If all else fails I suppose we could hang out in the bar, but I can drink any time! I want to gaaaaaame!
Alanya |
The banquet takes place in the Grand Ballroom, thus open gaming needs to be done by 6 so they can set up. Pick up games can still happen, they just need to find another place to play. Try looking for a group of like-minded people right before they close the room; I'm sure there will be a few hanging around!
LeSigh |
The banquet takes place in the Grand Ballroom, thus open gaming needs to be done by 6 so they can set up. Pick up games can still happen, they just need to find another place to play. Try looking for a group of like-minded people right before they close the room; I'm sure there will be a few hanging around!
Except open gaming was in the Evergreen rooms, not the grand ballroom. We're getting ready to head down and see what we can rustle up, though. Good luck, all!