Hey guys, I've heard there will be a lot of hots chicks.. fapfapfapfapfap
You guys strongly fail to realize that video games are not branded with the same social stigmas in other parts of the world like they are in the U.S. and Canada.
Also, I doubt this event will be attended by your stereotypical "basement dwelling nerd" as those types of people tend to not be social enough to go to an event like this. The typical European gamer is generally much more socially adept and attractive than most of the children posting in this thread. Little to do with genetics and more to do with cultural upbringing that promotes healthy eating, exercise, and moderation.
I would also compare this to a smaller scale BlizzCon, in which a majority of the patrons are adults. There are more adults playing this game than you would think, and which would Jagex be more apt to cater to? The immature children that require supervision, or the financially stable and legally accountable adults?
But not very many people live in the U.K + a doubt some one in "Newcastle" Would travel all the way down to cambridge Just for this...
I wouldn't go if it was in my backyard.It's in central London, not Cambridge.
Flights inside the Uk are actually quite cheap, and if you book well in advance the train fares are cheap also.
Another stupid update today. This time Jagex is holding a real-life convention for Runescape in the UK. Okay it already seems gay at first. But it get's gayer.
So it's going to be a bunch of adults showing their love for a children's game..
You can read more about it here
If Andrew Gower is going to be there someone will ask to be unbanned and he will say no and he will be shot in the head. I can honestly imagine a hardcore london fan raging out on Andrew Gower about his banned account.
You guys strongly fail to realize that video games are not branded with the same social stigmas in other parts of the world like they are in the U.S. and Canada.
Also, I doubt this event will be attended by your stereotypical "basement dwelling nerd" as those types of people tend to not be social enough to go to an event like this. The typical European gamer is generally much more socially adept and attractive than most of the children posting in this thread. Little to do with genetics and more to do with cultural upbringing that promotes healthy eating, exercise, and moderation.
I would also compare this to a smaller scale BlizzCon, in which a majority of the patrons are adults. There are more adults playing this game than you would think, and which would Jagex be more apt to cater to? The immature children that require supervision, or the financially stable and legally accountable adults?
It's in central London, not Cambridge.
Flights inside the Uk are actually quite cheap, and if you book well in advance the train fares are cheap also.
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^ agreed
Chill out dude, you don't have to take it so offensive.
I bet you Jagex as a last chance attempt will change the age limit to sell tickets. The events they have listed sound flat out boring. The only reason some people would go is to see Gertjaars irl.
I got banned on the Runescape forums for saying "Can we bring are own alcohol?" I'm positive it was Mod Crow too.

