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Edited by Space Beaver:
3/13/2014 6:28:44 AM
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The public is allowed into GDC... It was designed for upcoming generation of designers and veteran designers alike.
I was planning on going because I'm in school for Computer Science(Game Scripting) and Design. The ticket just costs an arm and a leg.
E3 is the industry only conference.
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Actually, as a student, a ticket only costs $75. Only good for Friday, but it gives you access to almost everything going on that day. The other tickets (All Access especially) are a bit pricey, but unless you go for the all access pass, they're not bad at all. Especially for this type of conference.
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But who wants to go for one day. Highly doubt the 75$ one would get you into everything. Maybe the lectures, but I doubt it'll get you into the workshops.
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Also, if you're going to school for game design, GDC would be a great place to go, even for a day. The networking connections you could make there may be worth the $75 alone, nevermind everything else they have to offer. Never a bad idea to learn as much as you can and meet people in the industry.
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I was going to go for the full week with my cousin who already is in the industry, other more concerning plans came up though.
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Not all of them, but a few. http://www.gdconf.com/attend/passes.html
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Thanks for clearing that up my bad! Hopefully u can learn more about destiny and share it with us!!!
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Your bawls too...don't forget it costs an arm, leg AND your bawls.
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ALL your [i]Bawls[/i]...
