How to beat the Post PAX Blues
Below are my suggestions for beating the post PAX blues, an ailment that afflicts almost everyone who attends a PAX in some form or another. The list of actions below are only suggestions and it is not exhaustive. Feel free therefore to add to to it!
- Join a tabletop gaming meet up group so that you can continue to play the amazing games that you played at 2am during PAX.
- Contact the developer of games you saw and liked at PAX and thank them for showing it off and compliment on their game; it'll mean a lot to them.
- Continue to visit these forums as well as any other social network sites that have pages dedicated to PAX.
- Share your experiences of going to PAX with others as a means to rekindle those memories and also demonstrate to people why it's such an amazing show.
- Play the games you saw when they come out as they will be quite a different experience as to when you played them during PAX.
- Keep your PAX badge(s) as a memento of when you went and spent time with 80,000 other like minded people.

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7. Take the rest of the week off.
8. Schedule a full body massage a couple of days after the show, to work the strain of standing in line out.
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Definately. Perhaps to Austin in late January, Boston in April or Seattle in August. They are nice places at that time of year...or so I hear.