tut tut tut, just not good enough dude 😀

Not angry. Just a  feeling of being  let down and overcome with an aura of disappointment

You had one job….

I expressed this back a few years ago when the BoW team first started (and went somewhat overboard imho) on boot camps. I do agree that they are a cool unique event, but they are also something that only a very small portion of your community is directly involved it. Back at that time, and I’m seeing it happen again, that the Boot Camp literally consumes the team and the site. Other website content (like the Hobby hangouts, which I love participating in) are shortened/skipped for several weeks because of Boot Camp activities, and a lot of the content that is added to the site is directly related to the boot camp (see the various project logs and Vlogs on armies and tables for the boot camp). Additionally, content is often sometimes slow the week after as the team recovers from the bootcamp.

particularly as someone from the US, who is very unlikely to attend a Boot Camp, it appears that a LOT of effort an focus goes into these events that don’t reach that much of your community.

Not to be overly critical, but just sharing my thoughts.

I live about an hour and half from Coleraine and think you make some very valid points

Always open to ideas on how we can make bootcamp type events even more inclusive for you guys watching from home.

They are a big effort but equally they do generate a lot of potential content. (obviously your mileage may vary on how interested you are!)

I just stared at the BoW homepage over lunch and imagined John talking about tanks, Ben talking about Burrows and Badgers, Lance patiently putting up with the other two and a stream of puns from Sundancer. It basically felt like I hadn’t missed it at all 😉