sexygoatgod:

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cloudheadedcreep:

thisgirlgames:

Today I learned that some of the people invited to E3 are upset about “having” to go.

Fuuuuuuuck yooooooouuu.

I would rather see the webcasts or find out about the stuff that happened secondhand than cram myself into a massive manmade space with hazy fluorescent lights and 90% sweaty dudes shoulder to shoulder for six hours waiting in line to play a ten minute demo of Rainbow Six or watching game developers/console manufacturers stand up on the stage all proud as if the shit they’d been putting out in the past year wasn’t buggy/laggy/glitchy/disconnected af. Just saying.

Some people (such as myself) would love to go to E3. For the conferences alone, mind. I just want to be there, firsthand, in the middle of all the excitement and bright lights and loud noises. The Floor isn’t even required. Plus, you can buy tickets to the Floor (at a hefty price). However, I know I’m not the only one who’d love to sit down in a giant theater as Naughty Dog premiere new gameplay for Uncharted 4 or BioWare reveal their next Mass Effect title. E3 is a dream for a lot of people who love video games.

Just sayin’.

Just because you want to go doesn’t mean EVERYONE wants to go. 

Some people don’t like shit like that, it’s like someone saying they’re pissed that people are dragged into cons and don’t like it just because they can’t go.

That’s a pretty fucking shitty viewpoint imho.

You shouln’t be pissed at people for not liking shit just because you want it. 

While I would love to go to E3 I know I would hate it because I cannot handle large groups and sleeping in places that are not my bed. Not to mention how big it is, it would be easy to get lost. And I do not have the confidence to go as my true self.

Everyone is different.