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Liam Myers
speaking of the excessive cheering over nothing sometimes during E3, how likely is it that any percentage of the crowd during any showing was paid or just people in the industry told to make noise?
Logan Myers
Likely? It's incredibly obvious.
Luis Lee
Possibly, but if they were paid, they'd probably have been given instructions on when to cheer and clap. It's not too unlikely to imagine that the kinds of people who would go to E3 and sit in a front row seat to witness the infamously awkward presentations would have the time of their lives interjecting the presenter at inappropriate times for prolonged lengths.
Jaxon Stewart
105%
Hudson Thompson
Do you think they realized how obviously fake the cheering looked? You'd think they'd ask them to tone it down a bit; make it at least seem a LITTLE realistic.
Leo Rogers
Honestly I doubt the guy screaming was, they just had the front row too mic'd up and apparently there were free beers in the journalist waiting area
Jason Ortiz
probably everyone. Why would a normal person even go to these presentations? you get nothing new, fake trailers and lies. Why not just stay on normal E3 floor, walk around and look+play all the games and stuff yourself?
Brandon Cooper
D R A G O N S
Isaiah Stewart
Like I'm sure certain people get put up front, like people apart of the company for the presentation and/or industry insiders with special privileges. Like if you look at Ubisoft's presentation, they had people part of the company in the front and off on their own corner in the audience. Could be the same for others but they are in plain clothes and not with company logos
Oliver Roberts
All front row seats are completely reserved for "special guests". Take that as you will.
Ian Adams
NIGGER
Leo Sanders
autist from bethesda conference is just some guy that runs skyrim memes twitter page
he promised to yell even louder next year
Adrian Harris
something's gotta give. everything works in cycles. when is the next crash? it has to happen, please let it happen. the pendulum has to eventually come back, right?
Andrew White
>Sony refused to be a part of this fake bullshit any longer
Absolutely based. My respect increased 10 fold for Sony after this (((e3))).
Thomas Scott
WHOoWOOOOoWOOWOWOOWOOWO OEYEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Caleb Nelson
How could they reach this decision? "if people hear a lot of screaming at our conference, they'll KNOW they have to buy the games!"
Jack Garcia
Thomas Reyes
underrated comment
Nathaniel Sanders
Wasn't it recently confirmed that asshat, and the other excessively loud cheerers were indeed Bethesda employees.
Chase Morales
The front rows are reserved for employees and other related people
Charles Perry
I like how there's a question mark at the end of some of them.
>YEEEEEEEAH!?? WOOOOOOO!
Easton Cruz
Family members of employees were held hostige
Eli Thomas
Remember that year when WOOO guy was in every single conference?
Mason Evans
Someone give me a vid with a timestamp at the point where some cuck said "yes sir", don't feel like sitting through the whole conference again