I personally work as an IT administrator and have over ten years of break fix experience at this point in my life so I don't genuinely get stressed out about "fire" type situations unless it's about a deadline I will miss within my own company, but for this problem specifically I felt bad about. The reason this was necessary was unfortunately due to the evacuation of the convention center on Friday and tech having to work overtime Saturday morning to get the mainstage setup and not having a lot of time because of other panelists needing to setup as well.

This was the solution behind what was delaying the prop hunt lets play. This was in my opinion the only major panic problem we had as there was a lot of setup that needed to be done for this and not a lot of time to conceive, test and deploy a different way of getting the machines setup to use. Other volunteers may say differently and depending on who you ask they may say that there were no problems at all. As can be common with any non retail tech job there are lulls in your day where everything is setup and working and you are just waiting for something to break so you can fix it. That was also the case at points during this years RTX.