>>378541135
How, exactly, was it poorly planned? It was planned exactly how it was planned to be planned.

Not having any information wasn't a fucking mistake. Like I said, the entire event was just me wanting to host an even and deciding it'd be funny to me to see how many people I could get to show up to an event with 0 concrete information. People showed up, and lots of them liked some of the stupid details I put into the map. That's exactly what I wanted.

Will next years be better? Yeah. Will it be because I somehow fucked up this year? No, it'll be because I put in more effort next year.

>>378541289
Nah, see, if you READ the post, I also said "It's no more of an equivalence as any other event". If you're saying "people were online anyways!", then I would counterpoint that most people are online during the times most events happen.

Honestly, most events are during weekends - I did it on a fucking thursday.