2011-05-14, 08:36 PM
Sarah Wrote:I think you misunderstood what I said about the thousand miles. I was stating that the artist may as well be a thousand miles away, not that traveling a thousand miles to see something was bad. I HAVE traveled long distances to see a live show and find the experience (based on the previous reasons I've provided) to be entirely worth it.
Ohhhh, yes yes. I misunderstood, I'm sorry. Well, I think it is worth it because I am a fan of the works. I am more than happy to support SEGA, Crypton Future Media, and Anime Expo and in return enjoy a show that fits my interest. Sure I can't meet Miku Hatsune, but I can meet the production company that made her come to life on stage. I can't meet a lot of anime characters I'd like too, but I can meet the people that make them come to life as well. Heck, I would love to meet a lot of TV show personas, but I can't; instead I'll have to be happy with their most likely robotic and rude counterparts in real life
It's all in good fun. If you think the holographic stage presence will be enticing, then I say go and enjoy yourself. If you don't think so, then don't spend your money on it. It'd be fine if you had an opinion on the actual performance, but instead it seems like you are more focused on having an opinion on the people who are going to attend it and why they would do such a stupid thing. That's where the rudeness kind of shows, because I can attack My Little Ponies all I want, but when I start saying people are stupid for watching it (in a serious tone) then I've crossed some lines.