First Report
The Gamer Live 2011 has come to an end - the main off-site event for all true gamers. It was an exciting battle, but on the very first day, our key player was lost in the battle of the disco, our beloved Anton, who continued to generate a sea of positivity for the entire GLive audience even with an injury.
If you missed the Gamer Live event, it's time to fix that: it all started at the Borodino Panorama, where we met, teamed up with our clans, dispersed to the buses, and set off.
Our staff were spotted in three clans: of course, GameNet (boisterous cheers!), Playground, and GameDev. So, the presence of wonderful people in branded t-shirts and bandanas was hard to miss.
First, our team entertained guests at the famous museum of armored vehicles and equipment in Kubinka. Gamers were greeted with an old-fashioned field kitchen: black tea, buckwheat porridge with stew, and pickled tomatoes prepared according to a very original recipe. But lunch didn't end there: everyone was offered a tour of the museum, which included the main Soviet and German [World War II tanks](/games?search=танки второй мировой) as well as some later models. After the tour, all the clans headed to our War Inc. stage. There was fun themed around the game War Inc - our third-person online shooter.
The hosts were Zhenya and Anton, dressed in uniforms and armed with rifles; they conducted several mini-games.
The gamers' further journey led them to the boarding house, where the main contests took place. All clans had to perform for greetings, play games, run with rifles in laser tag, play volleyball, organize a night strip-drag for colorful tape badges, reenact a silent scene from the first [Deus Ex](/games?search=Deus Ex), learn to be real game designers, and guess games based on just a hint from Viktor Zuyev. Not a bad list for three days of rest!
We can't provide a full report just yet: not all the photos have made it home, so to speak, and we haven't processed the wonderful impressions that are brewing in our minds from the nonstop drive and joy provided by just three days in nature with a whole crowd of fellow gamers. So, we invite you to take a look at the captured photos already and join in the comments to discuss Gamer Live 2011.
Thank you all from the GameNet company and clan.