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Cool beans. I applied and got rejection so far XD keep your fingers crossed folks they're doing another bundle of approvals in a week or something....

This is very nerve racking.

This new system is very nerve racking  :'(

You would think that registering early shows dedication and effort. Can't complain if it's being done for the sake of quality control though.

Also gundam is misspelled  :'(

I think I applied for panel space.... but I don't remember now  ;D

Where can I find out if I applied? I don't want to clog up the system by applying twice XD

What would you talk about?

hahah. Sounds funny. I would help but I'm not sure what I could contribute XD

I'd be a willing participant though.

You could hand out slips of paper and have audience write some questions in as well. But of course you're going to want a good pool of questions just in case people don't really have anything to contribute.

I would friggen love to help!

As long as we don't spend more than 5 minutes on SEED and SEED DESTINY (COMBINED!)

A.C. franchises get too much love. You need to remind people about the awesomeness that is U.C. Like for example why doesn't Gundam Unicorn or the New Zeta get any love?

Sorry, ranting....

I see. Thank you very much for the information.

Can I bring food as a prop? Show how it should look/feel/smell when it's complete?

We should all add each other.

I don't play very often but I'm a 36 Diamond I think.

Not that big a deal consider the fact that there's two tiers above Diamond now.

Unblockable setups, full screen super moves, broken characters, X-factor doublings your speed and damage, simple crossovers, handful of infinite, 2/3rds of the cast already having 100% kill combos.

It's completely awesome.

From a pure "fun factor" point of view it's one hell of a game. I'm concerned about competitive play, and general longevity of the scene, lack of polish in the online play is also a bit concerning.... but otherwise. One hell of a game.

After my string of oddball jobs I have settled on baker for the last year. After working 6 days a week for a year I think I've got enough experience to convey simple concepts and answer any questions you guys might have. I had the following recipes lined up:

Melon Pan (Melon looking breads  ;D)
Korokke/Croquette (Those fried donuts covered in bread crumbs usually served with katsu sauce)
Taiyaki (fish-shaped breads)
Mochi (yeah, technically not baked. Bite me! XD)
"Pudding" (Japanese call it pudding, but it's technically more like a flan...)

Were there anything else you guys wanted to see? Those are the only Japanese styled goods we make at our shop and I figured that would peak the community's interest.

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks guys.

P.S.
There will be samples.

P.S.S.
And yes, they will be awesome