Well, I recently got back from my first NotaCon... and I have to say that it's immediately on the list of "events that kick ass which I'm never going to miss again." It's still a very small conference (who the hell really wants to go to Cleveland voluntarily?) but it's starting to really grow this year and attract some great people.
We ran Gringo Warrior in the lockpicking room and everyone had a blast. Heh... and with the help of Heidi potter and a few ShmooBalls there were some changes made to the game...
That, plus all the really great artwork and music elements, was more than enough reason to attend. When you factor in the insanely outrageous parties along with RoofCon...
... it was really worth it. It's actually terrific having one small con like this in an out-of-the-way city at a place like the Holiday Inn. It keeps the costs and hassle down a lot. It was really inexpensive to attend, and when you have hotel staff knocking on doors saying things like "Look... is there anything you can do with the windows or the bathroom fan to keep some of the pot smoke out of the hallway?" one is almost reminded of DefCons way back in the day at dirtbag hotels when it was just a tight group of good friends and smart people.
We ran Gringo Warrior in the lockpicking room and everyone had a blast. Heh... and with the help of Heidi potter and a few ShmooBalls there were some changes made to the game...
That, plus all the really great artwork and music elements, was more than enough reason to attend. When you factor in the insanely outrageous parties along with RoofCon...
... it was really worth it. It's actually terrific having one small con like this in an out-of-the-way city at a place like the Holiday Inn. It keeps the costs and hassle down a lot. It was really inexpensive to attend, and when you have hotel staff knocking on doors saying things like "Look... is there anything you can do with the windows or the bathroom fan to keep some of the pot smoke out of the hallway?" one is almost reminded of DefCons way back in the day at dirtbag hotels when it was just a tight group of good friends and smart people.
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