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Yeah, didn't post yesterday like I planned, since I couldn't stand anymore by the time I got back, and I didn't change my avi since I had to leave shortly after waking up (more on that later). Pics later as I haven't uploaded them yet.

Day 1:

The con starts off on a disappointing note. Instead of just letting people in to wait, first, you had to wait on a line outside of the Javits. That normally wouldn't be an issue, except for the fact that the line was wrapped around the whole convention center. For Thursday no less! Another thing to keep in mind that the Javits takes up pretty much the whole square of the block it's on, and that these are city blocks.
However, at least while waiting on the line, I got to experience an unintentionally hilarious moment. There was this kid dressed up as the Doctor (11th I believe), no older than 7, and as he walked by he said "This line it long, shitting Jesus!" to which I promptly yelled at him "Watch your mouth, boy!". Hopefully, the kid's parent/guardian heard the whole exchange.

Anyway, eventually we get in, and as it was last year, the place is packed, even though it was supposed to be the slow day. Most of the things I had planed to do, fell through. The Escapist was once more a no-show despite having booth space, the Rooster Teeth people didn't come to their booth until the late afternoon, and there was no Q&A section or signing at the Korra panel. This particularly bugged me since I wanted to give them all home made cookies that everyone seems to love.

Two best parts of the day was when waiting to be let onto the show floor and this five or so year old girl sees these people dressed up as Elsa and Anna, and walks up to them in utter awe, hands against her mouth. She was so excited to see them, and I guess they offered to take a picture because the little girl's father (I'm guessing) came by and took a photo of them.
Second best was when the Rooster Teeth people were finally at their booth. I was dressed up in my RWBY cosplay, and the creator of the show said "Hey, nice cosplay."
I had a 'senpai noticed me!' moment there.

Day 2:

Bit worse off than the day before. While there wasn't a line going around the Javits, pretty much all the things I had hoped to do fell apart one way or another. The signing at the Dark Horse booth the LoK people were going to do, your entry was determined by raffle, and the raffle started the moment the con opened for the day. Even though I woke up early for it (which was very difficult to do due to the utter exhaustion from the day before), I still couldn't get in. Even later, I wasn't allowed to just give them their damn cookies, all because I didn't have the stupid wristband.
The other signing went no better, as the autographing NYCC advertised it as was really a panel, which at the end of, you had two minutes to bum rush the stage, try to not get trampled, get you thing to the person you want to sign it and back, and more trying to not get trampled as the featured guest buggers off to do nothing else. Naturally, I didn't get an autograph.
The other guest I wanted to see for the day, didn't even have anything they were going to say or do, they just hung around while not bothering with much of anything.
Additionally, the Rooster Teeth people weren't hanging around their booth for he most part yet again, which was weird since they had no panel or anything.