Re: Another T-shirt Idea

>> The point remains, we should take advantage of the last year of this
>> Millenia (2000) to try very hard to demo FT and SG2 and DS2 at as
many
>> public events as possible. The larger the gamer base, the more work
we
>> force Jon, his lackeys, assistants, and sculptors to do! :)
>
>    Agreed.  Running games at conventions is the best way to promote
the
>game.	I very rarely see any GZG games run at any of the regional
>conventions.  Cold Wars, Historicon, and Fall In, the three big
historical
>minis cons, didn't have any GZG games lists in their on-site books. 
Even
>though a number of sci-fi games at these cons, GZG is just not
represented
>in the programs.  I've seen a few pick-up games run, but if a game is
not
>advertised in the PEL or on-site book, it isn't going to attract too
many
>new players.  BTW, Cold Wars 00 PEL deadline is 6 Jan 00.

Well, now while I haven't been to too many historical minis cons, the
one
I did attend a few years ago I ran an FT game at (they asked me to come
to
the con, run some games; due to my schedule could only run one game). So
it
was in the book.

One person showed for my game. Others wandered by, looked, sneered a
little,
then went on to a Napoleonics or Civil War game (two heavily represented
games at that con that year). This really didn't surprise me much since
it
was a *historical* con and I'm there with a futuristic game (I didn't
have
Dirtside or StarGrunt at the time, much less being very versed in
either).
They invited me back last year but I was already going to be out of
town/
state for that weekend.

Just one experience here; not meant to be all-encompassing.

Mk
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