Comments on: Georgia is Gaming http://jayroe.com/2007/10/10/georgia-is-gaming/ everything is connected Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:43:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: will http://jayroe.com/2007/10/10/georgia-is-gaming/#comment-1030 will Mon, 15 Oct 2007 22:40:00 +0000 http://jayroe.com/2007/10/10/georgia-is-gaming/#comment-1030 <p>Being from Mississippi and having lived in the East Bay for a year, I can say that Atlanta's "heat" reputation is undeserved. IMHO, it feels almost as nice here in GA as it did in CA. August was hot, but Hayward was hot for about 2 months in 2006... with no A/C!</p> <p>At least in GA they wouldn't dream of building apartments without A/C standard.</p> <p>Of course, MS, AL and LA are far worse than Atlanta. The humidity in GA is tame by comparison.</p> Being from Mississippi and having lived in the East Bay for a year, I can say that Atlanta’s “heat” reputation is undeserved. IMHO, it feels almost as nice here in GA as it did in CA. August was hot, but Hayward was hot for about 2 months in 2006… with no A/C!

At least in GA they wouldn’t dream of building apartments without A/C standard.

Of course, MS, AL and LA are far worse than Atlanta. The humidity in GA is tame by comparison.

]]> By: Brian Woods http://jayroe.com/2007/10/10/georgia-is-gaming/#comment-1008 Brian Woods Sun, 14 Oct 2007 07:33:28 +0000 http://jayroe.com/2007/10/10/georgia-is-gaming/#comment-1008 the problem with all this is that what they have to change most about georgia is the climate. game devs still complain about the e3s that were held in georgia as being terrible for various reasons with one of them being how the southern humidity affected their west coast cushioned bodies. short of building a series of biodomes to house trasplanted bay area denizens, i don't see georgia being able to shake this unless they are ready to cost georgia taxpayers money giving insane incentives to get companies to relocate there. the problem with all this is that what they have to change most about georgia is the climate. game devs still complain about the e3s that were held in georgia as being terrible for various reasons with one of them being how the southern humidity affected their west coast cushioned bodies.

short of building a series of biodomes to house trasplanted bay area denizens, i don’t see georgia being able to shake this unless they are ready to cost georgia taxpayers money giving insane incentives to get companies to relocate there.

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