Maddy Myers

Yeah, I think we did.

Yeah, I haven't been to those in a while either, but I think PAX is kind of... There's probably one near where Kevin lives if he's based in the United States.

There's one at least in some distance, some long driving distance.

Those are fine.

I feel like as a non-press person, PAX is tough because the lines for each game demo are so long that I think you have to kind of plan your day around it if you want to play double and triple A games there.

But if you just want to play a whole bunch of new game demos and meet other people, then there's an indie game festival in Boston that I've been to a few times.

It's called like the Boston Festival Indie Games.

And it's really fun.

And just from either a press perspective or just a human perspective, you actually get to like directly meet indie game developers and have conversations with them at a ton of little booths.

And that I think is a really cool vibe that is a little different from something like a PAX where you're just standing in line for a really long time to play like

five seconds of, I don't know, pragmata two or whatever it may be.

I don't know.

Whatever you can imagine.

Um, and that, that it depends on what you're looking for, I think out of, out of an event and what, what you want.

I think if you want to make friends, then some of those smaller events, like the indie game festivals, you probably have one local to a city near you that you can Google and find.

And that might actually be the most fun that you could have.

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