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Posted Dec 5, 2012 16:50 UTC (Wed) by renox (subscriber, #23785) [Link]
I guess I should have been clearer in http://lwn.net/Articles/528065/ .. What is wrong with floating point number is that they give you an approximation of the real number and it's a lot of work to know which bits of the floating-point mantissa are meaningful and which are garbage.. Floating-point range/interval (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interval_arithmetic) provide bounds on rounding errors.
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Posted Dec 6, 2012 0:14 UTC (Thu) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
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This is the opposite IMHO, most of the time the precision you have with floating point is good enough, that's why nobody care about intervals, but without intervals when (very rarely) you have a precision issue, you don't notice it which can be very problematic as in your example if you're trying to do 1/x on x=0.1+-0.2 with floating points you have the result 10 and you're (mistakenly) happy, with intervals you can see that there is an issue.
Of course, the discussions about interval arithmetic talk about the potential issues of interval arithmetic where your computation are precise enough but the interval is too big (because you wrote x*x instead of x^2 for example), this doesn't mean that this happen often..
> guile gives you rationals (which are suitable for most purposes) Unless you want to use "rare" things such as square root, logarithms, exponentials, cos/sin, etc?
As for CPU speed, I'm not sure that for common operation (+,-,*,/) floating point ranges are much slower than rationals (on x86s which have powerful CPUs)..
Posted Dec 8, 2012 17:10 UTC (Sat) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link]
It's not about speed. It's about exact calculations vs nonexact calculations (non-coincidentally "exact" is property of a number in scheme and thus guile). Arbitrary-precision rationals are top-of-the-pyramid for the exact calculations. As for inexact ones... they will always be non-exact and you can build whatever you want on top of what CPU (and guile) is offering.
The fact that recent versions of both AMD and Intel CPUs added support for half-precision (16bit!) floating point numbers should say you something about this whole business. Exact calculations may be true or not - and guile gives you everything you need for these. Inexact calculations are always approximation and there are bazillion ways to do that approximation thus guile's approach to give you FPU-provided primitives and nothing else looks sensible. You may extend the tower using GOOPS in any direction you want.
Unless you want to use "rare" things such as square root, logarithms, exponentials, cos/sin, etc?
Indeed. All these things are extremely rare. What you need relatively often is rounded up (or sometimes down) square root, rounded up (or sometimes down) logarithm, etc. Floating points are usually enough for that.
And what can you do with your numbers at this point? The answer: usually nothing. You may be surprised but programs which produce useful result 99% of time but some nonsense 1% of time are preferred by users to programs which produce useful result 90% of time and refuse to even run 10% of time. Even if such programs never produce incorrect result.
This is wrong measure. Most of the time interval arithmetic and plain old IEEE arithmetic give you more-or-less the same answer. But in cases where interval arithmetic says that there are no useful result more often then not it's wrong. Why? Because numbers which you receive from real life don't adhere to the intervals idea! When you get something like 0.1±0.2 as an input usually it means that it's probably 0.1±0.05, but if stars were all aligned incorrectly when measurement took place and all possible sources of errors materialized at once it may become 0.3 or -0.1. IEEE will give you x=10 and most of the time it'll be good enough (because you don't really exploit all your systems at close to 100% of capacity and often spare power is quite large) so you'll be able to cope with 20 or 30, too. Intervals will give you the answer: "wrong input data" and you'll be forced to revamp the whole model.
Interval arithmetic if not used everywhere and is not supported by FPUs for a reason.
P.S. Funny that you mentioned cos/sin in your argument. Do you know how sin and cos are implemented in FPU and what precision they actually offer? The answer is obvious: you don't. And if you naively expect to get the result with full precision supported by double then you are sorely mistaken. This means that if you want to ever use interval arithmetic with sin or cos (and other transcendent functions) then you need to reimplement them from scratch in a much, much, MUCH less efficient manner. It may be useful in some cases, but this is not something you want in general-purpose extension language by default.
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Heh, i loved how he came into a fucking naruto section trying to patronize people who discuss the fucking thing. I'll reply to you in that thread when i'm in the mood, by the way. No feeling so hot right now.
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Square-Enix posted a grim financial revision yesterday, which caused president Yoichi Wada to stand down. The company then called Tomb Raider a failure, despite selling 3.4 million units in just four weeks. Numbers like these are often not enough to cover triple-a development costs, one analyst has said.
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Square Enix released its Q2 earnings report today, which noted a 15% year-over-year decrease in net sales to ¥57.516 billion ($735 million) for the April-September period.
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Square Q1 – Profit decrease of 62% due to lack of major releases
Square Enix posted its financial results Q1 of its current fiscal year, and due to a lack of major title releases, the firm reported a 62 percent decrease in profit to ¥690 million ($8.8 million) compared to ¥1.8 billion ($22.9 million) for the same period in 2010.
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is what you use for switching in X. You'll see below what finally made this obvious to me, or rather what I was doing when I realized it.
Since I guess many people being computer literate have a tendency towards perfectionism in one way or another this is certainly the case with me. Knowing that the keyboard layout with the completely dominating installed base; "qwerty" has an inherently flawed (for what we're using it for today) design in the first place, it kind of annoys me that I've not yet gotten myself to learn a reasonably good keyboard layout design such as svorak. This is a swedish variant of dvorak since I need to type swedish letters from most every day. Now, there are obstacles for making this transition such as finding a hardwired keyboard or having to paint the letters by hand. But I think I might have come up with a better solution:
Yeah, desktop background is a tiled picture of the keyboard layout. This was I can always peek at it while I type. I'm probably going to make a dvorak-se one since it appears to have more appeal to a programmer like me with better placement of brackets as the primary treat (like the original dvorak).
The idea of using a dvorak keyboard has always sounded appealing, but what about key maps in programs? I'm specifically thinking programs like Vim and Emacs where various key combinations are essential to the proper use of the program. I imagine its hard enough to relearn how to type much less how to use Vi and Emacs and every other program you use that's mainly keyboard driven instead of the mouse.
ya the load key command is normally used by me. in the stat when i came to know about it, was surprised why this is restricted to only this context. coz i thought there may be multiple uses of it.:)
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I like plain grilled cheese sandwiches too. The best grilled cheese sandwich I've ever had was at our student center in college. But I think hubby and the kids would enjoyed a jazzed up sandwich.
We like cheese sandwiches made with raisin bread. So good!
I'm trying to imagine what this tastes like…not sure I'm brave enough to try it, although I am craving raisin bread now!
I'm a multi-cheese kind of girl with fancy bread. My favorite is a four cheese grilled cheese with pepper jack, cheddar and cream cheese in the middle on Panera's tomato basil bread, toasted with garlic butter and parmesan crusted on the outside. REALLY good dunked in tomato soup. Also sends me scurrying (waddling?) to the elliptical afterward.
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I love the last one! I grow fresh basil in my kitchen, so I love to make these. Tomato, mozzarella, basil, YUM!
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Disclosure - 1/31 - Stubb's
Neutral Milk Hotel - 2/17 - Moody Theater
Four Tet - 3/1 - The Mohawk
Austin Psych Fest - 5/2 - 5/4 - Carson Creek Ranch
First Jay-Z single (the album is out on the Samsung phone app now, too):
This sounds like a good JT song marred by a tacked-on, pointless Jay-Z performance, so essentially it's "Suit & Tie, Part 2."
Unfortunately this song is the lead single on Jay-Z's album this time.
lead single?? the whole album is out
11/21 - Pearl Jam - Viejas Arena
Her DJ Kicks mix is fantastic, but I was disappointed with the album as well.
I love me some pop. The word never came across my mind when listening to Maya's record though. Then again, I've been listening to Disclosure's record all summer so I've probably built up some sort of immunity.
Disclosure - 1/31 - Stubb's
Neutral Milk Hotel - 2/17 - Moody Theater
Four Tet - 3/1 - The Mohawk
Austin Psych Fest - 5/2 - 5/4 - Carson Creek Ranch
Sir Sly and Butter Libre have put out some of the worse albums I have heard this year.
Pere Ubu @ Silm's 12/17/13
Holograms @ Bottom of the Hill 12/18/14
Wooden Shjips @ The Chapel 01/23/14
!!! @ The Chapel 01/25/14
Frankie Rose @ Rickshaw Stop 02/04/14
Xiu Xiu @ Bottom of the Hill 02/22/14
Courtney Barnett @ Rickshaw Stop 02/24/14
Kraftwerk @ Fox Theater 03/23/13
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds @ The Warfield 07/07/14
I'm very pleased with the new Moderat record; it's a nice progression from their previous record, but doesn't stray too far away from their sound. Standout tracks for me are 'Milk', 'Damage Done', & 'Gita'
On a different subject, any thoughts on Magna Carter?
Not sure why it took browsing Pitchfork's 'Overlooked Records' and not the recs of reliable board members in this thread to listen to William Tyler's Impossible Truth but it is a wonderful summer day album.
I'm curious to see how AlunaGeorge's album turns out. I've enjoyed their singles quite a bit, and I'm hoping that their work with Disclosure bleeds into their own work. This could likely be setting expectations too high, but time will tell.
After reading TinyMixTapes' mid-year best-of list I discovered the album Cień chmury nad ukrytym polem by Polish band Stara Rzeka, one which combines pastoral folk, krautrock, noise/drone, and even some black metal to spectacular effect. Seriously, this stuff is from another planet entirely and is well deserving of your time; listen to it on their Bandcamp page here: http://stararzeka.bandcamp.com/album...nstant-classic
I forgot to mention that the album closes with a fucking awesome cover of Nico's "My Only Child."
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12/12 - Dismemberment Plan @ Fonda
They're streaming David Lynch's new album on Pitchfork. I'm about halfway through and really liking it. very dreamy and trip-hoppy. I never checked out that album he came out with before but I'm going to have to if its anything like this one
Bottle Rock, Napa Valley, May 9-12
Bjork, Craneway Pavillion. May 22nd
Philip Glass Koyaanisqatsi, Davies Symphony Hall May 26th
How does II compare to Moderat's first album? For some reason I've never listened to this collaboration, but I have fallen absolutely head over heels for II since first hearing it a few days ago. Might just give Deafheaven a run for it's money for my favorite album of 2013 so far.
Both are really good. If you like II definitely check out the self titled.
Washington post Review of Magna Carta Holy Grail: "It's the sound of champagne being sprayed around an empty locker room." lol. I haven't been a fan of Jay-z since Reasonable Doubt, his whole business mogul schtick got old at least a decade ago. It was as if he was emulating Puff Daddy.
I once again fucking LOVE the Mayer Hawthorne album. 3 albums in and this guy can do no wrong for me. Another solid, soulful group of tunes. Hope to see him on this tour. The song "Allie Jones" is the shit.
About Group - "Between these Walls" is a project involving Alexis Talyor and a few other semi famous musicians from other bands in a experimental rock band with an accent of funk as well country songs in this album.As in Hot Chip Alexis writes in this witty ambiguous pop lyrics and in About Group he write in this comparatively of an straight forward desperation to hopeful mood within this group album.Its a good listen even if your not feeling as down as these songs are and as well some very layerful experimental instrumental tracks.
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I don't know who this McFarland character is, but I think Seth McFarlane is doing a fantastic job.
I think he is doing fine. Not his fault they wanted to turn he Oscars into Glee.
I like Seth and think he's done a decent job. That said when it comes to his humour you either like him or you don't, it's also a generational thing younger people will like him from Family Guy but the older folks like my parents generation probably won't get his sense of humor.
Guy can be funny and he certainly is talented. Too much song and dance though. His "shock em" style of humor generally bombed there with the stiff crowd. He's smarmy as the day is long, I'm pretty sure something will come out about him in the future that is beyond weird.
I found it annoying. Seth wants to sing and dance too much. Even with Family Guy, he constantly puts song numbers in. The caps, the wig, the tan... he's trying too hard.
However, I did find Ted funny as a presenter.
He looks like Peter Brady.
Did he make it through the show without doing "Stewie's" voice?
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He was also accused of stealing the character of Stewie Griffin from Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid in the World. Jimmy is a super-genius baby who hates his mother and builds crazy machines. He even looks exactly like Stewie.
They did barbecue Family Guy, but, honestly, those goofy cutaways were what made FG funny (to me, at least).
I heard an interview with Seth once where he acknowledged the "criticisms" of Trey and Matt and then cut back on the cutaways. He also said he was working less and less on FG (as he was concentrating on Ted, at the time).
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Two former football players died within the last 18 months, shocking this community in the Upper Peninsula.
Derrick Briones, the older brother of current quarterback Alex, died in 2011. And in July, Daniel Olson, the son of coach Jeff Olson, committed suicide a couple of weeks before the start of football practice.
Fans attending the Division 7 title game Saturday at Ford Field carried a large sign with pictures of both Derrick Briones and Daniel Olson, in game action photos, with the words, "Do it for Daniel and Derrick," written in blue with a white backdrop.
"We've been through some tough times," Olson said. "(The players) are like family to me.
"This is a close-knit community. I didn't know how this year would go. I didn't know how I would handle it. It really was a relief. I knew I felt comfortable out here."
Ishpeming's 20-14 upset victory over Detroit Loyola was as much as a reward for the team's hard work as it was for the community's support and compassion for those whose lives are forever changed by these tragic events.
"Everybody said we were the underdogs today," Olson said. "They're used to it. They're used to adversity."
Ishpeming overcame adversity in the semifinals. It made a goal line stand and intercepted two passes inside its 25 in the fourth quarter and held off Pewamo-Westphalia, 8-7.
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For a project I am currently working on I need individual midi files of single piano notes as though the note was held for 4 seconds before release. I have found a few toy online midi keyboards that can generate the exact notes desired, but there is no output option. What software (Windows or linux) would allow me to generate a specific piano key and output that note as a file? I have played around with rosegarden and been unsuccessful, and I do not have access to a physical synthesizer or keyboard.
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Rosegarden should do the job. If you have programming skills, it is extremely easy to generate MIDI files like this with python or perl and the appropriate MIDI library. Along similar lines, I wrote some tiny Pure Data patches for holding long, droning notes. You can get them at the Pure Data forum (you have to sign in to see the attached files). Update - here are the Pure Data patches on github. | |||||||||
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Animation CancelingWe can say there are three types of animation canceling and I'll label them like this:
- Auto-attack Backswing Canceling
- Spell Canceling
- Spell Backswing Canceling
Auto-attack Backswing Canceling
When you issue an auto attack order, your hero must go through the attack animation. We can say that this animation consists of two parts: preswing animation (required to make an attack) and backswing animation (optional). After preswing animation finishes, the projectile will fly out of your hero (for a ranged hero) or the damage will be dealt (for a melee hero). After this point, your attack has been made and the backswing animation plays. If you issue another command while your preswing animation is playing (you're canceling preswing animation), you'll effectively canceling your attack. So you should do it after preswing animation is finished.
Backswing animation can be longer or shorter, depending on the hero, but the important thing is that it can be canceled and the attack is still made. You do that by immediately issuing another command after actually making your attack (projectile flies out for ranged hero or you dealt damage for melee hero). Usually, you do this type of animation canceling to use that backswing animation time for something useful, like moving. So instead of you hero being stationary and doing the backswing animation, your hero could be running after the enemy or away from him. When chasing someone, this will allow you to chase better and make more attacks on the enemy.
Note that canceling the backswing animation won't make you attack faster, it just allows you to move your hero instead of standing and doing the backswing animation after your attack. Generally, it's harder to do this type of animation canceling on melee heroes than on ranged heroes. and it's harder to do it on some melee heroes than other melee heroes.
Auto-attack Backswing Canceling Summary: Right-click an enemy to attack him. When your auto-attack projectile starts flying away (ranged hero) or you deal damage (melee hero), promptly right-click the ground to issue a move command. Your hero will move instead of doing the backswing animation.
Spell Canceling
Spell casting animation also consists of preswing and backswing parts (not technically, there is something called 'casttime' and 'castactiontime' defined for each spell, but let's keep it simple). For the spell to be actually casted, it has to go through the preswing animation. Note that some spells don't have this preswing part (it's zero in duration in fact), which makes those spell cast instantly when you click them. But to really cast spells that have preswing part, this preswing animation has to be played. So if you cancel your spell while preswing animation is playing by pressing the 'STOP' key, you're effectively canceling your spell and it won't cast.
E.g.: you click to perform a Pyromancer's stun ('Dragonfire' spell). Pyro goes through the preswing animation where he jumps up and then he casts the spell. If you click the 'STOP' key while Pyro is jumping, you'll cancel the spell and no 'Dragonfire' will be casted.
This type of animation canceling is useful if you determine that you're gonna miss the spell, usually with AoE (Area of Effect) spells and skill-shots. Or if you decide not to cast the spell after all. If you click the 'STOP' key while in the preswing animation part, you'll successfully cancel the spell. This type of animation canceling is also used to trick the enemy into thinking you're gonna cast the spell for the purpose of seeing how they would react.
E.g.: you cast Valkyrie's 'Javelin of Light' and cancel it to see if the enemy would react at all or to try to make him change the running direction.
You can also use spell canceling to look cool or to irritate enemies with the produced visuals and sounds. Some of the spells create very distinct visual effects and sounds when repeatedly canceled. If you are interested in learning more about such (ab)use of spell canceling, there is an extensive guide related to that subject:
Spell Canceling Summary: Click to cast your spell and press the 'STOP' key (check your key-bindings) while the preswing animation is still running. You have canceled your spell and no mana is wasted.
Spell Backswing Canceling
So we mentioned that spells also have preswing and backswing animations. After the spell have been cast (preswing animation is over), backswing animation plays and this is the part that can be canceled without canceling the spell.
This is similar to auto-attack canceling in sense that you use the backswing time to do something else with your hero (move). And it is done in the same way as auto-attack canceling, you just issue another command to your hero after the spell is casted (preswing animation finished). Usually you use it to move somewhere instead of letting your hero stand and play the backswing animation. The other use of spell backswing animation canceling is to give less visual cues to the enemy that you casted a spell.
For example: as Deadwood you can cast your 'Rotten Grasp' AoE spell on area and after 2 seconds that area will be affected by the spell. 'Rotten Grasp' has quite a long and recognizable backswing animation that is easily perceived by enemy players. If you cancel this backswing part, maybe your enemies won't notice that you casted the spell (and even if they do, you can use backswing animation this time to move). Of course, another good indication that deadwood has casted this spell is his mana dropping so observant enemies will notice it anyway.
Spell Backswing Canceling Summary: Cast the spell and issue a move or attack command as soon as your hero casts the spell. Your hero will perform the requested command instead of doing the spell backswing animation.
Orb Attacking and Orb WalkingWhen you perform orb walking, you usually perform animation canceling as well so I guess that is the reason many people confuse those two terms. Let's explain and make sure you're not one of those people . As one of their abilities, certain heroes have attack modifiers that can be toggled on or off. Attack modifiers are called orbs also.
For example: Arachna has 'Webbed Shot', Vindicator has 'Master's Incantation'.
Orbs (attack modifiers) modify and boost your attack in a certain way, obviously. Attack modifiers can be set to be always on (right-click the ability icon with your mouse) so each auto-attack you make, when right-clicking the enemy, will have the orb effect applied to it. But you can also leave them off and manually use them when you want. You do this by clicking the ability shortcut key or left-clicking the ability icon, just as you would do when casting a normal spell. This activates the ability and changes mouse pointer to a crosshair pointer. Then you left-click the enemy to attack.
There is a difference in having the attack modifier (orb) always on or manually using it. If you're manually using it, it is considered to be a spell. If you're having it always on, then it is considered to be a normal auto-attack (a modified and boosted one, but still an auto-attack).
This makes a big difference as enemy creeps will only aggro you while you're auto-attacking an enemy hero. If you're manually using the orb, it's like you're casting a spell and that won't draw enemy creep aggro. The same applies to enemy towers - if you orb attack an enemy hero, the enemy tower won't start hitting you if it's hitting something else. As you can see, you can use this technique of manually using your orb to attack an enemy hero in the presence of enemy tower/creeps without drawing the enemy tower/creep aggro.
So that was orb attacking. Orb walking is nothing more than orb attacking while also animation canceling your auto-attack to chase and better keep up with your enemy.
Orb Attacking Summary: Keep your auto-attack modifier off and manually cast it on the enemy. Use this technique to harass enemies as it doesn't draw enemy creep/tower aggro.
Orb Walking Summary: Orb attack the enemy. As soon as your auto-attack projectile is flying away, issue a move command towards the enemy. Your hero will move instead of doing the backswing auto-attack animation.
Putting it all togetherHere is a short demo video of auto-attack animation canceling and orb walking (not done by me):
Pay attention to the mouse clicks - after attacking the target, the guy playing Arachna immediately issues a move command to cancel auto-attack backswing animation and better chase the enemy. Also, notice how he manually clicks the Arachna's 'Webbed Shot' skill and then attacks the enemy (orb attacking).
Although you wouldn't benefit from orb attacking in this situation (as there are no enemy creeps/towers that could aggro you) and you could just have 'webbed shot' toggled on, orb attacking technique is nicely demonstrated in the video.
As a sidenote: although in the video Arachna comes very close to Electrician when chasing, that might not be so smart to do. When you are chasing an enemy, think about the distance you want to keep so you don't put yourself in a dangerous position.
Last edited by Marach; 08-31-2011 at 09:07 AM.
Note that it doesn't actually have to be a move command for backswing cancels, you can also cancel by casting another spell/issuing any other command.
Also note the function "Order Hold and Cancel" works just as well as "S" for spell canceling.
Proper capitalization please
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The damage being dealt or projectile being launched isn't actually the point where you can cancel the attack and it still deals damage/succeeds. The best way to develop this skill is when you are jungling or just autoattacking creeps. Attack something and issue a move command:
1) If you issue the move command too early you won't damage your target.
3) If you issue the move command too late you won't be as good at chasing as you could be.
So you want to find the 2) in there: where you are dealing the damage but moving as soon as is possible so you are an efficient chaser or retreater:
Animation cancelling is a tool you can use while jungling to not have to take a lot of the damage from creeps who have to chase you and then run back to their spawns. Not to mention in team fights etc.
I believe jungling the best environment to get aquainted with all this stuff.
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I would like to suggest this Guide for the Premium Guide Section!
You managed to describe the way canceling/orbwalking works, without using lots of images, and still make it clear what to do, and when to. So its a must read for every player who has never heard of animation canceling.
Hope to read more Guides like this!
Premium quality: probably yes, from what i read before my eyes started hurting from the lack of capitals. Get the formatting correct and I think it might be a candidate.
The Game. You just lost it.
Yeah my eyes still hurt from reading it
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thank you, I'm glad to hear that I managed to explain it well enough as english is not my mother language and I often struggle to express myself. I still think that the text could be much better so if any native english speaker wants to ameliorate the text, feel free to PM me.
regarding the nomination of the guide for the premium section, I honestly think the overall quality would have to be much higher for something like that. I didn't write the guide with that in mind anyway.
thanks to you too, but like I mentioned the guide was written impromptu and can hardly be qualified as a premium guide material.
so I see the lack of capitals make it harder to read for some (all?) people. I will probably edit the text then.
what, no one here values the esthetics of lowercase text? okay, I have edited the text so you can have your proper capitalization now.
btw you just mad cause you couldn't spec that IH game, admit it! and the game was HUGE! :P
Well at least it has some spacing now, my eyes are now better
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Look for my highlighted text (important information) and grey text (interesting but not required information).
Small suggestion- the choice of the term backswing is confusing. In all the sports I can think of, the back swing is "preswing" as you call it (tennis, golf). Why not make the preswing the back swing, the back swing the followthrough?
His use of the word backswing made total sense to me. Probably because I read it in the same type of context in this very forum. Very nice guide.
It really does look much better now. Great work. I also think the word "backswing" is perfectly fine here.
The Game. You just lost it.
I have again reworded parts of the guide and significantly changed the formating (spacing, colors, font size, etc.). any valuable feedback to improve the guide further is welcomed. as I'm quite satisfied with it now, I have considered the suggestions and decided to nominate it for a premium guide in hope to expose it to more people.
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Blood Pact: Inner demons in our talent selection
We covered Karazhan's pets, mounts, and fun last week, so this week, we'll cover Serpentshrine Cavern and Tempest Keep in the continuing quest to colle--
No. Sorry. If you really thought I was going to skip this past week's bombshell of warlock PTR patch notes for collecting pets from retro raids, I will scold you later for having no faith in me. Let's talk level 90 talent problems.
Filed under: Warlock, (Warlock) Blood Pact, Mists of Pandaria