....Forgive me if I sound pessimestic here...Why did you elect for a store on Neck Road when that particular location has a busted Subway station? Correct me if i'm wrong but wouldnt I need to go all the way to Brighton Beach on the Q and then turn around? On another note, I have had some friends who've gone there before and have told me stories of this place. From what i've been told, The owner smokes in the store, he lets his 2 cats roam freely there, and the store's customer service is horrible.
Now, as far as the potential League Fee for this store. I give him credit with his flexibility, though the thing that is strange here is that they are using an idea Kings Games initially had. King's Games wanted to run league and charge us each $5 to use the gameroom, However, paying said fee would garner us a Booster Pack from them. Also, the fact that Neck Road is so close to Kings Highway means that Neck Road league in particular will never be more then just a League as Kings Games has already claimed the Official Tournaments for that area. It also doesnt help that Neck Road's store has a small game room.
Now...considering everything above, the $2-$5 entry fee doesnt balance out the many reasons this store wouldnt work as a league. It isnt accessible (busted stations and sheer distance), allegedly the owner smokes in the store, which is horrible for juniors and seniors, and the game room is small. To me, this sounds like the Brooklyn variant of Heights of Gaming, only Worse.
Now, as far as the potential League Fee for this store. I give him credit with his flexibility, though the thing that is strange here is that they are using an idea Kings Games initially had. King's Games wanted to run league and charge us each $5 to use the gameroom, However, paying said fee would garner us a Booster Pack from them. Also, the fact that Neck Road is so close to Kings Highway means that Neck Road league in particular will never be more then just a League as Kings Games has already claimed the Official Tournaments for that area. It also doesnt help that Neck Road's store has a small game room.
Now...considering everything above, the $2-$5 entry fee doesnt balance out the many reasons this store wouldnt work as a league. It isnt accessible (busted stations and sheer distance), allegedly the owner smokes in the store, which is horrible for juniors and seniors, and the game room is small. To me, this sounds like the Brooklyn variant of Heights of Gaming, only Worse.
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