Holy ****, I'm on Kotaku. Someone defend my honor:
http://kotaku.com/5039755/aion-booth-babe-feeling-blue
Games Convention was awesome today. It was awesome every day, but today was better somehow. Perhaps we (we being me and three other dudes) just had gotten more comfortable with the convention. We've found all the shortcuts, all the extra helpful features for press members (a coat and bag room, electricity outlets, free wifi, free food, etc.). That might be why today felt a little bit more...smooth than the last two days.
Or perhaps it was something else. Today we got an exclusive interview with Ayase. We got to see and hear things no one else have, and we can't even say what those things are. We didn't sign an NDA, NCsoft just trusts us. I don't plan on breaking that trust, so don't even bother asking about what we saw.
Or maybe it was the international podcast, on which I made myself sound a bit foolish (asking stupid questions, I could have been more creative) but NCsoft did it's best to make me feel and sound important (pointing me out in a crowd, awesome). Thanks guys. I promise I won't ask about AION's release date again...for the next two days.
Or even Korean fansites asking about AionSource.com and how I got to GC, namely PlayForum.net. They may write an article about us, that would be cool. Got a few more business cards from some defintely important people and some questionably important folks. Hung out and joked with NCsoft for about an hour and a half or more, that was great fun. Getting up on stage to record a tshirt toss, great.
Amazing day, really. We haven't even gotten to the party yet, that starts at 10. We plan on going around the city and taking photos in front of every AION advertisement (there's a lot more than those two we had filmed, holy ****). Perhaps we'll get something special for our troubles, eheheh.
See you later, AionSource.com! Gotta run!