A Look Inside the Friendly Local Gaming Store
- Thread starter Karloff
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A better summary for game stores, I've never heard. Most of the stores I've been in aren't very good, because the people running them aren't businessmen or experienced retailers, they're people who love games and want to surround themselves with them. They're not the best places to shop, but by God do they care.
Also, from the amount if exclamation points, I'm going to assume that Kilbert was bouncing up and down in his seat the whole interview like a dog walking through a new park.
My parents shopped at the New York City store for their stuff.
I've been in that store. It's a cramped little space where, if they're busy, you're busy walking sideways to get what you need to get.
AND BY GOD IT'S GLORIOUS! I'd even go as far as to say it's a tabletop gaming pilgrimage site (then again, I may be a tad bit biased about that >.>).
Never expected to see them on this site...thanks for the warm, happy feelings, Karloff.
I've been in that store. It's a cramped little space where, if they're busy, you're busy walking sideways to get what you need to get.
AND BY GOD IT'S GLORIOUS! I'd even go as far as to say it's a tabletop gaming pilgrimage site (then again, I may be a tad bit biased about that >.>).
Never expected to see them on this site...thanks for the warm, happy feelings, Karloff.
I love this place. When i lived in NYC and worked 10 block away, I would hop on the subway to visit the Compleat Strategist once a week. I just enjoyed being in its musty embrace, from the thousands of RPG supplements to the minis in the back. Thanks for bringing back the memories, Adam.
