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Note to Panel Attendees...
MJPM
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If you have no Earthly-fucking clue about the panel in which you find yourself, do yourself and everyone else a favor and STFU. DO NOT ASK RETARDED ASS QUESTIONS! I'm looking at YOU, the idiot at the Hothead panel who clearly didn't know what PA was, or comics for that matter (cartoons? wha?).
ALSO, if you wish to be late to a panel:
1) Be Quiet! Pisses me off when people have conversations outside of/going into panels (looking at you Enforcer outside the Episodic Gaming panel!).
2) Pay attention! I KNOW some of you were present when the very same ass question was asked, and you thought asking it a different way would be cute. WRONG.
3) Don't ask questions! You don't have to use the mic to query the panel. Just wait till after the panel is over to ask a question that may have been touched upon before you entered. Plus its a good excuse to speak one on one with different panelists in the industry and, if you are savvy enough, network.
Also, guy in the hat at Hothead panel: we need to talk. You don't NEED an Elite, do you?
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ALSO, if you wish to be late to a panel:
1) Be Quiet! Pisses me off when people have conversations outside of/going into panels (looking at you Enforcer outside the Episodic Gaming panel!).
2) Pay attention! I KNOW some of you were present when the very same ass question was asked, and you thought asking it a different way would be cute. WRONG.
3) Don't ask questions! You don't have to use the mic to query the panel. Just wait till after the panel is over to ask a question that may have been touched upon before you entered. Plus its a good excuse to speak one on one with different panelists in the industry and, if you are savvy enough, network.
Also, guy in the hat at Hothead panel: we need to talk. You don't NEED an Elite, do you?
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This also goes for the people who preface their question with "I actually have three questions, a compliment, a comment, and a rant." Ask the most pressing question, then get back in line. Stop being a mike hog. Again, people care more about what the panel has to say then about how you wish the panel would figure out a way to solve your latest guild drama.
IF YOU ARE DOING A Q&A DO NOT WASTE TIME WITH RETARDED QUESTIONS.
I swear to god almost every question at RvB or any other panel I went to usually started with some attempt to suck the scrotum of whoever was sitting in on the panel. And the RvB one especially had the stupid idiot questions such as, "Have you thought about ornaments" or "So I watched the Strangerhood pilot, and I didn't like it, should I watch the rest?" The only thing that kept me from getting up and leaving the stupidity of this Q&A was the way that the RvB guys backhanded the guys verbally. It was made even better by the fact when they came down they looked pissed because they thought they where witty and got told to sit down by their heroes.
Yes, yes I do. And it's AWESOME! :evil:
Seriously, you're retarded.
Fuckbag: "Well, I've been playing videogames all my life, and I got an NES when I was 3. I played the classics...."
Prof. Erhardt (moderator): "Is that the question?"
Fuckbag: "well no but blah blah blah video games all my life blah blah"
Erhardt: "Just get to the fucking question already."
This happened two or three times. God damn, DigiPen has the most awesome professor ever.
Oh you have no fucking idea. I was going to ask about XBLA when I asked about physical/digital distribution, and blanked it.
A winner is me.