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the aftermath was entertaining, too.

Also ACAB

I like to imagine a world where console games were shipped on these.

It's nice to be able to see friends yeah, but it's also nice to be able to actually go and do things together with them. That's really the key frustration here, at least for me. Time slots, broken queues, elevators, and difficulty in con functions make this less possible.

* I should clarify, third party event staff. The first-party were super kind and helpful.

It also felt like zero of the event staff had been briefed on what was happening, I think by day 3 it was alright? Answers to questions were scarce.

People flow was not accounted for, which resulted in a fire-code-violating line that stretched 3 buildings for reg.

Nobody seems to be able to figure out elevators, regardless of other conventions managing an elevator line with absolutely no issues. Props to them for genuinely putting in the effort this year, though.

Why you can't close off two floors to everybody but fursuiters and disabled people is beyond me