Tickets are all gone for fan fest

[ShanaMia]

As someone who goes to SDCC, this is not the same and I actually prefer this system. This is a queue. It lines you up in the order that your internet connected. SDCC is entirely randomized. Everyone enters the waiting room, waits for however long the waiting room is open (usually an hour), randomly assigns everyone a number in the waiting room, then finally queues you in based on the random number you got.


If yall think this was rough you'll never survive SDCC's rush lol

I don't have a problem with increased demand but the thing is, there's been reports of people being able to circumvent the queue altogether. I also find it somewhat hard to believe this game has grown to the extent that tickets are sold out within 30 minutes, especially when they were sitting there for several hours when Las Vegas 2016 Fanfest tickets were on sale.

[Rokke]

I don't have a problem with increased demand but the thing is, there's been reports of people being able to circumvent the queue altogether. I also find it somewhat hard to believe this game has grown to the extent that tickets are sold out within 30 minutes, especially when they were sitting there for several hours when Las Vegas 2016 Fanfest tickets were on sale.

I dunno how popular the game is or if select tickets were reserved for the jp promo someone posted above. I was commenting on how FF isn't handled like SDCCs- It sucks when you come out empty handed, but (imo) this isn't half as frustrating as a lottery.

[ShanaMia]

I dunno how popular the game is or if select tickets were reserved for the jp promo someone posted above. I was commenting on how FF isn't handled like SDCCs- It sucks when you come out empty handed, but (imo) this isn't half as frustrating as a lottery.

Yeah, by all means. I'm just frustrated at what seems to be a failure to execute as promised.