Good message. I am looking forward to this even more.

Thanks. And the fire department finally gave me permission to let people accomodate the venue (not that they had any choice though) they were damn slow

Just in case anyone is wondering: the train ticket from the airport to Oslo S (central railway station) is 90/85 NOK for adults/under 18 yr olds. There is a slower and cheaper train, but I'm not sure how much those cost, bus is an option as well. The public transport ticket was something like 28NOK. I'm not sure how much pizza/kebab cost at a restaurant, but for example hot dogs at the kiosks are around 15-40NOK. 1,5L bottles of soda are ~25NOK and food is in general a bit more expensive than in other countries.

How much does food at Burger King, McDonald's and Subway cost?

Everything from 10kr to 100kr, depending on what you're getting. A single cheeseburger at McDonalds costs 10kr, while one of the bigger menus with big fries and soda/juice costs like 70-80kr.

I doubt people who aren't being housed by Hudet will have the pleasure of visiting Subway(sadly).

The food store is also your spot for getting a bit more normal food like bread and meat(I do believe they also sell fresh, hot food, but I'm not 100% sure)

Yeah, ICA has fresh salads.

Okay, because my thoughts were to buy breakfast at Subway, and lunch at McDonald's/Burger King. Yeah, Ica sells already cooked food, right? Fresh salads sounds nice too. But what about Subway, isn't it located nearby? =O

Subway is downtown. The venue is located pretty far away from it.

ICA is actually more expensive than other stores(like 2-3NOK difference on every item), so if you want to save even more money(not that 2-3NOK per item is much), there is a Kiwi a little further away from the venue, which is a littlebit cheaper. Like 500m. Iirc. (Kiwi doesn't sell allready cooked food tho, which is part of the reason it's cheaper)

However, ICA sell vanilla coke.

Isn't Rema 1000 the cheapest?

prices for general goods stores: Rema < Coop < Rimi, Kiwi < Ica < Ica maxi, Meny ... if I recall it right

Subway in norway is NO WAY like the f.ex German one, and deffinitely not worth it when it comes to price. Kebab, on the other hand, is Top Tier in Europe HAAAAANDS DOWN! You also get more food for your money in the kebab than you do in like ... every other food product in this country. McDonalds might be the only exception. If you care about your own money and dignity, stay away from subway in Norway. There's a reason why it's so few of them here.

But it tastes so goooooood

kebab is gdlike

Nota Bene! Just in case this applies to some of you who ever visit this tourney page...

We have added a new rule. For those who wants to sleep, play casuals, spectate or whatever, but who never attends any tournament, the venue fee will be 50 NOK. If you however change your mind and want to attend any tourney event, you need to pay 50 NOK extra, not including the tourney event fee.

wow y would you type out nota bene, people use the abbreviation orally too. show-off :@ (har du dratt til arendal ennå?)

Just to variate :P I used NB in the pm, so I just did a twist this time. Og nei, jeg stikker dit på lørdagen

Can somebody confirm which swedes that are coming?

The only swedes confirmed so far is me and ccst. Dunno about leffen, Smasher89, Tonsana, SMASHKNG and JerkPhil...

So, how much is the venue fee? 100 or 150?

Looked like Jerk and Smasher were coming, but I haven't heard from them in a while. And then there's Richard P, haven't heard from him in a while as well.

Not 100% sure if it'll be 100 or 150. I think it looks like it'll end up being 100(Especially now that the fighting game community is coming and having their own little casual-spot in the venue)