💀Wasteland Weekend is a post-apocalyptic immersive event where attendees fully commit to the theme.
🎭Role play, character names, costumes, vehicles, campsites, and tribes are all part of the immersive experience.
🧟♂️The event draws inspiration from post-apocalyptic fiction and movies like Mad Max.
💰The event has its own economy based on bottle caps and barter.
🔍A variety of quests and factions offer opportunities for interaction and reputation building.
What is the goal of Wasteland Weekend?
—The goal of Wasteland Weekend is for attendees to fully immerse themselves in a post-apocalyptic world and live out the experience.
How does the economy work at Wasteland Weekend?
—The economy at Wasteland Weekend is based on bottle caps and barter. US dollars are often useless, and attendees engage in trade using unique currency.
What activities can attendees expect at Wasteland Weekend?
—Attendees can participate in role play, complete quests, interact with factions, and engage in various themed activities throughout the event.
Can attendees bring their own costumes and props?
—Yes, attendees are encouraged to bring their own costumes, props, and themed items to fully contribute to the post-apocalyptic atmosphere.
Is Wasteland Weekend suitable for families and children?
—Wasteland Weekend is primarily geared towards adults, and some content may not be suitable for children. Parental discretion is advised.
00:00Introduction to Wasteland Weekend, a five-day immersive event in the Mojave Desert where attendees live in a post-apocalyptic world.
02:42Description of the unique economy at Wasteland Weekend, based on bottle caps and barter instead of US dollars.
03:21Quinns' quest to become a merchant and his initial inventory of items.
07:38Highlights of Quinns' bartering experiences and interactions with various tribes and factions.
09:08Quinns' decision to forge a signature and his musings on the morality of a merchant.
10:27Muckraker's attempt at reporting on a rescue attempt and the confusion surrounding the event.
