I love reading all these comments. You guys have great ideas, the problem is until you actually plan for and execute a LAN event, that is all you have just ideas. You really have no clue as to how much time and preparation go into each and every one of our LAN events.
BTW how many people were actually supposed to bring their consoles and tv’s? I know at the one in December lots of people said that they would bring theirs and they didn’t which is why we only had a limited number, I suppose that is why we had a limited number this time. I do think that the executives planned to have more consoles and tv’s because they had extra space setup for them.
And as NoDice said, having more than one day for LAN’s is not feasible at this time, nor is it supported by the constitution or staff. I hand it to the executive staff and advisors because they put at least 7-8 weeks of nothing but getting everything ready for the LAN events, which is why we have two and only two each semester.
I am sorry that consoles felt like they got cut short, that is an issue for your council leader, Akuzan.
Oh, why is CS1.6 getting cut in favor of CS:S…more people signed up to play CS1.6? Just a question.
How many people here have attended all 7 LAN events that the WCU Gaming Club has hosted? I know NoDice, Adambomb, NukeDude, and myself have, but I was just wondering how mnay others had as well.