Whiteflame @ E3 2016 (That's all!)

These people probably see hundreds and hundreds of aspiring game journalists and designers during e3. I doubt it's that great for networking, none of these people probably remember who you are 5 minutes later. It's not like you're getting their personal contact info or an in for a job interview

Sure sounds awsome

It is beautiful in 4K, Cross play is seamless in a live Demo. It is very pretty and Dialogue flows really well! They were playing the Xbox version on the S and it had no issues, though I did notice in the night it is a bit more blue and lit up on Xbox than PC

I also got a shirt. It is comfy.

hey thanks for doing this its cool to get a perspective that isn't a paid journalist


Also have you been to the naughty America booty :^)

>Sees this post
>can't help but think of a racist response

I have been around a lot of North America but getting around is always a hassle since I was born Australian. Hoping to go to more southern countries after I return from Africa.


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holy fuck that was supposed to say booth not booty


There's a VR porn booth at least there was yesterday

Oh. I just thought you were interested in my life... WHATEVER! I did not see that booth it is probably part of the southern halls clutter. Luckily I have the E3 app that shows every booth to me. My friend who's also here tried out VR for the first time and that was great. So I'll see if I can find it later today. My first priority is Zelda nigga.


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These people probably see hundreds and hundreds of aspiring game journalists and designers during e3. I doubt it's that great for networking, none of these people probably remember who you are 5 minutes later. It's not like you're getting their personal contact info or an in for a job interview

Actually developers love meeting aspiring game devs and people here. Got burnie's info, capcom lead artists info, IW devs info. In fact we had a good conversation about creating modern warfare and we were talking to the guy who made all ghillied up who now works on the Titanfall two team. Trust me devs are just as interested to talk to others as a young game dev is. It is a very nice community. Much nicer than the online game community haha


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These people probably see hundreds and hundreds of aspiring game journalists and designers during e3. I doubt it's that great for networking, none of these people probably remember who you are 5 minutes later. It's not like you're getting their personal contact info or an in for a job interview

Actually developers love meeting aspiring game devs and people here. Got burnie's info, capcom lead artists info, IW devs info. In fact we had a good conversation about creating modern warfare and we were talking to the guy who made all ghillied up who now works on the Titanfall two team. Trust me devs are just as interested to talk to others as a young game dev is. It is a very nice community. Much nicer than the online game community haha


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that's cool as fuck actually

Trust me when I say. People want to meet and connect with others here. They make an effort to remember people. They will go out of their way to remember a name and get connected. As much as this is about games. It's always just as much about connecting. Jenna loved to talk to me and my friend and even though it didn't mean much she asked if I wanted her email to talk again. It is a very social experience. I will say that if you get a lot of social anxiety and are scared to talk to others it is gonna be hard for you to have a good time


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These people probably see hundreds and hundreds of aspiring game journalists and designers during e3. I doubt it's that great for networking, none of these people probably remember who you are 5 minutes later. It's not like you're getting their personal contact info or an in for a job interview

Actually developers love meeting aspiring game devs and people here. Got burnie's info, capcom lead artists info, IW devs info. In fact we had a good conversation about creating modern warfare and we were talking to the guy who made all ghillied up who now works on the Titanfall two team. Trust me devs are just as interested to talk to others as a young game dev is. It is a very nice community. Much nicer than the online game community haha


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that's cool as fuck actually

The online gaming community and professional gaming community are very different things, and I'm very glad it is. Honestly I thought a lot of people would be dicks. I thought Egoraptor might be too busy for me but he stopped in the middle of him going to a backstage just to talk to me and he was really happy to. He really made an effort to be a great guy and be social.


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It's interesting how people say Nintendo is not relevant at E3 anymore where they have the longest line for a booth at the whole expo. I'm currently 3 hours away from playing


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>VR porn booth


what, already?

Just met Mario's voice actor!


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Just saw Reggie walk by


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Jenna!


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Wait, how did you even get into E3? I thought it was closed to the public.

Wait, how did you even get into E3? I thought it was closed to the public.

Wat?

Wait, how did you even get into E3? I thought it was closed to the public.

Wat?

E3 is for journalists and people in the industry, not the public.

Wait, how did you even get into E3? I thought it was closed to the public.

Wat?

E3 is for journalists and people in the industry, not the public.

Uuh

No

The only stuff that is limited really is the conferences, which can be watched via stream anyways.

Booths and all that are always open.

Wait, how did you even get into E3? I thought it was closed to the public.

Wat?

E3 is for journalists and people in the industry, not the public.

Obviously not.

Wait, how did you even get into E3? I thought it was closed to the public.

I am in the industry. Working at Itechne/Scribetribe as a UX dev, and looking to move up in the world from there. But it is fairly easy to get in if you know what you're doing. I believe a pass is also buyable for 1000$ dollars.

Finished up day 3 and holy shit that was an amazing expo. Best experience of my life. Met so many great and nice people, got a lot of connections made with people in the industry and had a great time playing the games. Was able to play Zelda and oh my god guys it is everything I could want. The trailers undersell it. It is truly an experience. It is also fucking gigantic. The 200$ dollar swag was also a nice add on! It was very pretty the booth was amazing. I have pictures on my snapchat if you wanna see what it looked like. Only flaw I saw was some frame drops. I also played Halo Wars 2. Before I talk about it I must say I am not a PC user. And so playing it on PC was difficult for me and I did not enjoy how it played. But I enjoy the controller, even for an rts. Also playing the game at E3, it felt a lot more like Halo Wars than what I thought when I played the beta. I hated the Beta, but the E3 build looked pretty ok.

Oh and can anyone tell me if any Modern Warfare Remastered gameplay has been shown yet? Because I watched a mission.

The only stuff that is limited really is the conferences, which can be watched via stream anyways.

Booths and all that are always open.

Ah. Cool to know. I can understand having the "behind closed doors" stuff limited to people in the industry. Obviously. Don't see why not everyone can't watch the conferences on-site though.

The only stuff that is limited really is the conferences, which can be watched via stream anyways.

Booths and all that are always open.

Ah. Cool to know. I can understand having the "behind closed doors" stuff limited to people in the industry. Obviously. Don't see why not everyone can't watch the conferences on-site though.

With how many people watch E3 if they left those open that would be chaos.
Might as well just let the people who will advertise the most in.

The only stuff that is limited really is the conferences, which can be watched via stream anyways.

Booths and all that are always open.

Ah. Cool to know. I can understand having the "behind closed doors" stuff limited to people in the industry. Obviously. Don't see why not everyone can't watch the conferences on-site though.

With how many people watch E3 if they left those open that would be chaos.
Might as well just let the people who will advertise the most in.

It is very much a trade event. A place to network more than check out games.


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