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Originally posted by Distopia I would just like to point out that the part I added an underline to sounds like you are saying anyone elses views are extreem. That aside there is nothing that can explain it. Its called a fanboy or a hater depending on the situation. By definition they think anyone who doesnt think like them are morons. Though I think anyone that frequents forums are guilty of calling someone an idiot once in a while when we shouldnt. Its just alittle worse on these forums than elsewhere but it is everywhere. It kind of reminds me of how Jesse Cox (OMFGCATA) did a stream of GW2. He also did a couple highlight videos. He spent the whole time talking about everything he liked/loved about the game but did mention how he didnt like the quest system. People completely ignored the fact he spent hours talking about what he really enjoyed and just ripped him consistantly for not likeing the questing. Now, if person 1 bases an opinion on facts and person 2 bases an opinion that goes against the facts then yes, person 2 is an idiot. The arguments on TESO though there is no right side (for the class/turn based combat). You either like it or you dont. |
*Nods* I understand the gamer line of thoughts, On a gamer point of view, probably is just good news, a new MMO with different Lore and , apparently, three faction PVP with possible meaningful battles and a different style of combat.. On a TES modder fan point of view is like seeing your preferite game raped for $$$ Not that all fans will think this mind, but i would safely say most do. http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5120/7210363296_8357bee9de.jpg |
I guess after waiting all these years for a multiplayer version of Elderscrolls, the fans of the IP found out the mmo of the same name will resemble Elderscrolls in name only, departing from those things which made their games great. I could understand why fans are upset. I would think people who love The Elderscrolls for what it is would be upset, while people who don't love it would be indifferent. What I don't understand is why use a beloved IP if you aren't going to draw on what made it great. My cynical side says a quick buck. Now...I'm a capitalist. I don't think there is anything wrong with making money. But, lately it seems like the genre has been caring too much about money and not about the love of the game or genre. I think that cynicism is starting to take hold as more people are realizing the mmo genre has stagnated into a one note band. |
Originally posted by xenogias No I'm not saying that, I just view someone expressing that they won't play the game due to whatever reason and bemoaning others for not feeling that way, as having extreme views. My wording can be off at times I'm a horrible writer. For the rest all good points. There's nothing you said here that I disagree with. It just seems really really early for fanbois and haters to exist for this game to me haha. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson |
Originally posted by Terranah I think one thing also clear with recent game revelations is, how slow they are to catch up to player wants and desires. Like three faction PVP, we've been asking for that since at least 2005 across the board, it took seven years for those games to finally start coming around again, at this point it doesn't seem to be at the top of many gamers priority list. Now many have moved on to wanting more freedoms, new combat systems, etc.. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson |
Originally posted by Distopia I knew you didnt mean it that way. I usually read your posts when I see them so I have seen the agressive writing before. I kind of just wanted to point it out because you know someone will come in all butthurt and say "see see your the same!". Oh and I think we both know that as soon as a game is announced, even if there is no information people will love it or hate it based off the name alone ;) |
Originally posted by xenogias HAHA, can't argue with either of those points. Yes for the agressive wording I'm guilty, I get that from everyone, even in the real world, I don't mean it that way it's just how it comes out. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson |
Originally posted by Distopia Well the three faction thing does sound interesting. And I always like to see more freedom because at heart I am more sandbox than themepark. But personally I don't like the direction mmos are going in terms of combat. Probably a lot of people will disagree with me, but for myself I left fps because those many 8 hour days finally began to take their toll on my hands, and I have no desire to return to that kind of gameplay. I am 43. Speaking honestly my reflexes are slower than they were at 26, and I'd rather rely more on strategy, tactics and brain power. |
Originally posted by Terranah I agree with everything you said, with my condition (heart problems) at 33 I definitely prefer something a little less intense, I grew up on FPS and fighting games, so it's not that I don't like them, I just get too competitive and actually get angry at times lol, so I avoid anything that gets my blood boiling so to speak ( thank god forums don't effect me, I'd have had a third HA by now:). For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson |
Heh , the only thing I want IF they are serious about a TESO , is that I don't want a mass open world , meaning thousands on a map. I want to be able to create my own private room (Diablo 1 and 2 style) and be able to play with a few friends. If they go down the path of mass multiplayer , it will be generic like every other MMO and be forgotten. |
Originally posted by Distopia Yeah I am competitive too and with my hands stiffening up and aching after less than an hour of fps I can no longer be competitive, so it becomes frustrating. Also, FPS has evolved too, moving away from the classic Quake style games to more team based fps with rpg elements. Anyway, forums are the new unofficial mmo for veterans, hahaha. |
Originally posted by Terranah Yeah I do actually prefer the new shooter mechanics employed today. Definitely adds more substance to multi-play. ANd yeah I can imagie that getting frustrating, with my meds I get a bad side effect with my joints, so I understand the pain you're referring to, I had to give up skating (both due to heart and meds), was almost about to give up playing live music, but I just can't. At the last part so damn true lol. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson |
You made a whole thread just to express that you don't understand why other people don't understand things? |
Originally posted by Paradigm68 I guess I did. For every minute you are angry , you lose 60 seconds of happiness."-Emerson |
TES wouldve been better with like a 4man coop than some MMO that restricts your classes/races. How many Elderscrolls restrict your classes and races? Thats not opinion. Why would you create a game with the name/lore of another but completely rewrite its playstyle to fit whats not in the previous games? Youre surprised that people keep spouting thier 'opinions', but thats what makes the original elder scrolls so fun. The fact you get to make choices/opinions. This MMO seems to restrict your ability to make choices more than anything else. |
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Originally posted by Distopia The irony of this post, it burns like 1000 exploding suns. |
Originally posted by Distopia MMOS with tab target Combat, and generic mmo art styling are ten a penny. You have such a wide selection of games to play this shouldnt of been one of them. This should of been for the crowd that dont like wow. That want more of a sandbox feel and an experience close to that found in TES. This isnt that game it is aimed at a compeltely different market. A market that is so spoilt for choice they really wont appreaciate the game for longer than 2 months. Just like SWTOR. there are 2 types of mmo, imitators and innovaters. |
Problem with your argumentation is that you base your arguments on subjective and moral perspective but MMO games are business and as such risking millions and millions of dollars based on such arguments is unacceptable for most.
Originally posted by Gdemami The truth is that TES is a huge multi million selling franchise, Bethesda are great at making a TES style game. They know little about making an mmo, they are making a game they know little about simply because all they see is $ signs. But the issue here is they are no longer making a TES game, they are no longer making a game they have built into a multi million dollar behemoth. They are making a wow clone and like all imitators to WOW's crown. It will end badly Just like all the previous MMOs. Thier goal is to either release the game and cash in for the first 2 months of release as mcuh as they can (12o hours of gameplay??) and then let the game fade out of existance esentially fooling the fans into paying money for the game. Or they are looking to closely at WOW and zenimax think that TES makes alot of money so it should make alot of money as an mmo. porblem is it isnt going to beat WOW at its own game. What they needed to do was, make TES into a TES mmo. not TES into a WOW mmo. When all the fans of TES were beging for multiplayer or an mmo version they werent thinking of WOW. but Zenimax obviously were. No wonder the original TES developers steered clear of this. there are 2 types of mmo, imitators and innovaters. |


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Volume 10 Number 19 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM February 19, 1982 Studentbody Secretary Chosen Selecting a new Studentbody Secretary proved to be a hard decision for those involved, because of the qualified candidates. After reviewing the applications, struggling through the interviews, and many sleepless nights, Kim Erickson was elected for the position, replacing Donna Black (now serving as Secretary). Kim is eighteen and a Freshman from Lehi Her hobbies include; all sports, especially swimming, since she's a lifeguard and swim teacher during the summer. Kim's major is Legal Secretary, which seems to be very beneficial for her new job. She was also nominated "Secretary of the Year" for 1980-81, by the National Chapter of Secretaries. When asked why she picked UTC for her College choice, she said, "Besides being the great place it is to get a good education, it's the friendly atmosphere and the close unity of the smaller school that I like" J vswwsw H.jJllllllililllW1 " ' H 1 I Kris Erickson will be the new Studentbody Secretary. Some Benefits To College Students Are Over Benefits aiding some 800,00 college students whose parents are either disabled, retired or are no longer living, are gradually being phased out, so says the Social Security Administration in Washington. Commissioner of the S.S.A. John Svahn stated that any student interested in applying for these benefits must do so prior to the May 1 college enrollment deadline. The abandonment of benefits has come as a result of last summer's vote by Congress to do away with the college student program by 1985. The vote also entailed that no new recipients would be accepted after May 1. As a result, many high school seniors are enrolling in college earlier than usual. As it turns out, a previous notice, mailed to some 100,000 high school seniors was entirely misleading in relation to the latter. The information led students to believe that they would be able to once again receive benefits. In order to clear up the situation, the S.S.A. will soon be mailing out flyers notifying students of the error. Expressing concern over the matter were both the Ways and Means Social Security subcommittee as well as the House Education and Labor subcommittee. Abolishing the student benefit program is expected to save an estimated $10 billion. f K M ILl -s ; s y w i s p-- wi ' i - :"" ""y1 IH ,ii:i:!:I:J fl I - i LA ' I f x I": Iff:: ' Students who enjoy watching TV in the Student Center, but don't enjoy the sun in their eyes, will be happy to know that blinds have been installed in the large picture windows behind the set. Workmen said it was their hardest job to date. Photo by Steve Robinson. Orrin Hatch Tells Deep Convictions In front of an audience of approximately 200, Senator Orrin Hatch put aside his political image and spoke from his heart at the institute building at Utah Technical College. Those who attended the forum at 10 a.m Tuesday morning probably were surprised to hear a U.S. Senator totally evade political issues and speak about his personal convictions as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His talk included several experiences he had while talking with influential people about his membership in the LDS Church, and the prejudice he experiences in the political system because of that membership. He gave several arguments for the existence of God, expressing his testimony and conviction on these matters. Indian Week Begins Feb. 26 In preparation of Inidan Week coming up in March, the UTC Indian club is sponsoring a Western Dance on February 26, 1982. "Sky Blue" and the Ghost Riders will be the featured band. Wil Numkena, who is known as "Sky Blue," a Hopi from Moencopi, Arizona, began singing at the age of 14. He has put out three albums, "A Boy from Hopiland", "From the Eagle Bed." and "The Night Ryders." The dance will be held at the National Guard Armory, 500 N. 222 W- Provo, from 8:30 p.m. to 12 midnight. Tickets are now on sale for $2. 00, tickets are limited. They may be purchased from officers of the Indian club. Studentbody to Sponsor Charity Dance Feb. 27 A dance benefiting Muscular Dystorphy will be held at the Star Palace on Saturday, Feb. 27th at 8:30 p.m The dance is being sponsored by ASUTC. "We are not only doing this to help out a worthy chairity; but also to improve the image of UTC," said Karen Otteson, UTC Social Vice President. "We want to invite the public so they can see what great kids go to UTC. Our school is larger than all the junior colleges put together," she added. Door prizes will be offered including gold and silver jewelry, radios, a black and white TV, tape recorders and more. Admission will be $3.00.
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DENVER (AP) — First came marijuana as medicine. Now comes legal pot for the people.
Those who have argued for decades that legalizing and taxing weed would be better than a costly, failed U.S. drug war have their chance to prove it, as Colorado and Washington became the first states to allow pot for recreational use.
While the measures earned support from broad swaths of the electorate in both states Tuesday, they are likely to face resistance from federal drug warriors. As of Wednesday, authorities did not say whether they would challenge the new laws.
Pot advocates say a fight is exactly what they want.
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Soon after the measures passed, cheering people poured out of bars in Denver, the tangy scent of pot filling the air, and others in Seattle lit up in celebration.
Authorities in Colorado, however, urged caution. "Federal law still says marijuana is an illegal drug, so don't break out the Cheetos or Goldfish too quickly," said Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, who opposed the measure.
As the initial celebration dies down and the process to implement the laws progresses over the next year, other states and countries will be watching to see if the measures can both help reduce money going to drug cartels and raise it for governments.
Governments in Latin America where drugs are produced for the U.S. market were largely quiet about the measures, but the main adviser to Mexico's president-elect said the new laws will force the U.S. and his country to reassess how they fight cross-border pot smuggling.
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text: [page 1] 1. June 9-45 Dear Frank & Dorthy I got your letter the other day, I was to busy to answer it right away we are taking care of alot of plains now, well I am glad to hear that you and your family are getting along good, my wife family and I are getting a long fine, but she has got alot of work to do, it sure is a big job to take care of children, she has done it for better than two years now, it sure seems a long time, when you haft to live like a groundhog for a long time, but it is alot better now, we have cotts to sleep on a big tent, we have pretty good eats, ice cream three times a week, I am just sweating out home, I have got over eighty fine points, and I hope to get out of the army I think I deserve getting all what I have been through with and my wife has had a ruff life, her and the two kids was sick all last winter, but it is war I guess life will be better in a year or so, I sure hope so any way. Well I am glad to hear all of the boys are getting along good I hope them the best of luck in the world, I know what it is like to be in bad spots. Well as it is getting about tobacco setting time it


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