I'm afraid not. We're taking the train to Detroit, so there's no way we could possibly transport all of the kit it takes to make the game work. (It's going to be challenging driving the kit to Salt Lake City.) Not that we wouldn't like to do it; it's just that we can't do it justice without our tech kit. Generally, we've found that when we try to rely on the "local" kit, Lisa gets told things like "Don't touch our toys" by the locals, and no matter how good they are, they don't understand how to make the SFX we need.
(For example, one guy insisted that he knew how to do our sound effects, but he didn't understand the game well, and missed every sound cue. One of the reasons for the "think" music on the show is that it keeps people from starting to sing the "Jeopardy!" song, which usually happens after about three seconds of silence.)
Lisa says, by the way, while she's never had much interest in attending NASFiCs, your personality presenting the bid at Westercon won her over and made her want to attend more than most conventions.
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Date: 2014-04-14 12:15 am (UTC)(For example, one guy insisted that he knew how to do our sound effects, but he didn't understand the game well, and missed every sound cue. One of the reasons for the "think" music on the show is that it keeps people from starting to sing the "Jeopardy!" song, which usually happens after about three seconds of silence.)
Lisa says, by the way, while she's never had much interest in attending NASFiCs, your personality presenting the bid at Westercon won her over and made her want to attend more than most conventions.