TOPIC: Hotel Registration 2013

Brad wrote: if we're spending time in the room while at the con we are doing something wrong

Agreed! Hotel rooms are for sleeping, showering, and storing clothes and junk. If I didn't need to do those things, I'd never leave the convention hall for the whole of the Con. 90+ hours of True Dungeon in a row!

Brad wrote:

Stormie wrote: I got in at SpringHill Suites. No idea if that's decent or not.

lets all be honest, if it's close it's good.

if we're spending time in the room while at the con we are doing something wrong

I try to take a nap Friday or saturday

Hotel rooms are for your token hoard. You don't even need a bed to sleep on. That is what the hoard is for.

Rafiq

Brad wrote:

Stormie wrote: I got in at SpringHill Suites. No idea if that's decent or not.

lets all be honest, if it's close it's good.

if we're spending time in the room while at the con we are doing something wrong

Too true!

Adeya wrote:

Brad wrote: if we're spending time in the room while at the con we are doing something wrong

Agreed! Hotel rooms are for sleeping, showering, and storing clothes and junk. If I didn't need to do those things, I'd never leave the convention hall for the whole of the Con. 90+ hours of True Dungeon in a row!

There are some who do that. They get easier to identify as the days go by.

My wife played a Ticket to Ride game with one. His strategy seemed to be to lean close and reach past his opponents, upper arm perpendicular to his torso, and fog their vision.

Brad Mortensen wrote:

Adeya wrote:

Brad wrote: if we're spending time in the room while at the con we are doing something wrong

Agreed! Hotel rooms are for sleeping, showering, and storing clothes and junk. If I didn't need to do those things, I'd never leave the convention hall for the whole of the Con. 90+ hours of True Dungeon in a row!

There are some who do that. They get easier to identify as the days go by.

My wife played a Ticket to Ride game with one. His strategy seemed to be to lean close and reach past his opponents, upper arm perpendicular to his torso, and fog their vision.

One time at the Con in Milwaukee I talked to a guy, he was staying/sleeping in his car.

Did that once during collage when I tried to shoe string a con budget. Between Mr noodle an all night event the first day and sleeping in the car on the second the entire con cost me a hundred bucks and a tank of gas. Still I would not recommend it XD

On a better note I finally got my hotel room booked for this year. Had a heck of a time getting in touch with the B&B lady I use this year.