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3 realms isn't any better than 2 or 4 or 6 etc. The two 'underdogs' will still gank each other given half a chance. DAOC showed this clearly (The switch servers deal was put in to try to 'help' solve it). And point #4 is a non-starter. If you make it better to defend than attack, well, that's what people will do.... until very few people are attacking because everyone doesn't want to miss out on the 'bonus defense'... thus making defense worth less because so few attackers are attacking.... people revert to trading keeps because it's faster/better loot/xp because defending is too slow... |
Originally posted by eric_w66 You need something to defend. So people will attack and defend, see how that works? |
That's just it, one of the two will be worth 'more' and that's what people will do. If you make just standing around in a keep worth more xp/loot than actual fighting, people will stand around in their keeps. It's just human nature.
Originally posted by eric_w66 I am sure the devs are not that dumb. We come a long way since people Qing for WoW battlegrounds and standing AFK and getting rewarded. |
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Good article and at the moment theres not much I can think of that needs to be added other then for the game to work completely and become as fun there needs to be static choke poiunts like Milegates.
Make it open world and an inherent part of the game. We don't need more games in games.
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Originally posted by Artean Yeah..lets take a hugh IP and make it for the smallest group of players.... |
Great article: A good idea to stop the keep swapping would be to increase the realm (alliance) bonuses, the longer the keep (s) are held. Not only does that help the pvp players, but it also benefits the pve community. It can really help to create a better realm (alliance) pride amongst the pvp players and the pve players. And by increase, i mean the more time an alliance holds a certain keep, more alliance bonuses or perks are added to the mix. Some examples are: if your alliance holds Gold Keep, they receive 5% magicka damage. But if they continue to hold the Gold Keep, a new bonus of 5 % Magicka pool increase. If your alliance holds Red keep, they receive 5 % physical damage increase. If they hold for the next time increment, they receive 5 % more experience per kill. So each keep should have different incremental bonuses. These are just random examples. |
A well though out article and I hope the ESO dev's take these into considersation, I really, REALLY do! ( Im playing skyrim on my second moinitor and as I write this, and Elder scroll's have been a big part of my gaming life since the begining.) I get excited for many games by my very soul NEED's ESO to succeed! Kudo's to Bill Murphy, he seems to be on a roll; we've seen a lot of good content from him the last few weeks. Keep it up sir |
They could also learn from games that tired open world pvp and failed miserably. Like the game engine not being able to handle more than 10 characters on the screen without giving you 5 fps. (hello SWTOR!). Other things that I think are important: - You can never have too many objectives. The more you spread out the Zerg the better the game will be. Have your final keep push if you must, but devs should focus their energy on making small groups the center of open world pvp. When your small group (5-10) can turn the tide by taking an objective or killing an important enemy then you know you got this feel right. Heck even two or three players should be able to make a difference if they are smart enough. Lots of objectives, spread out, all working towards a larger objective. - Rewards for owning territory and not taking territory should be your way to solve the keep swapping problem. Reward players for owning stuff. For example, every player gets a tax from all keeps held, say once per three hours or something. The more keeps you own, or the more objectives you own, the more rewards you get with coin and or special currency. So taking or holding a keep rewards you the same. However, holding a keep should be much easier to do against much larger forces. Thus holding a keep should always be the better option because it should give a substantial defense bonus. - Kills should be their own reward. Killing a player puts them out of the fight. That's your reward. Your objective should then be easier to take, and as a consequence the gaining of that objective is your reward. This will prevent kill swapping and other nonsense. Just a few more ideas... |
Originally posted by mythran7 Agreed. I have some concerns that the "Mega server" or whatever is going to end up a fancy name for repackaged GW-1 style instancing. ( While I didnt mind it in GW-1 many people couldnt stomach it as its not a true, open world or whatever.) I hope they take a long look this issue, it could make or break this game imo. |
Originally posted by bobm111 Opinions: everybody has them, and they aren't facts. So get off your high-horse and the idea that you're ruining 'pipe dreams' There are plenty of PvE games out there. In fact, the majority of games are PvE. And look no further than WoW for the type of game you are apparently in favor of. However, for me and many other, 3 realm pvp would be awesome. The best game I ever played, by far, was DAoC. Rogues climbing keeps was awesome. And having pvp battles actually mean something to the rest of the realm ala Darkness Falls was one of the best features any game has ever implemented. In my opinion. |
This columnist really has no diea what hes talking about sadly. 5.) Races and Factions Should Have AvA Strengths And lastly, this one is sort of supplementary to the others, but each race and faction should have things they're good at in the ever ongoing battle of rock, paper, scissors. For example, let's say Orcs are good at a certain type of siege equipment. Maybe Elves are good at sneaking behind enemy lines, while Britons excel at magical wards around encampments. Elder Scrolls already has a strong sense of making racial choice matter in character development, and that should carry through to AvA. This is the worst and most terrible idea ever heard in human written history. Thuis breaks balance and makes game not good in a single feature, stuff like racials is BAD BAD they should be at most cosmetic, making thema whole balancing deal for pvp is bad. |
Originally posted by Alakor I have to disagree with you on this one. I believe that having racial differences is something that should make a comeback. They should be meaningful and are very much in line with Elder Scroll lore. In Skyrim, I loved playing an Argonian and breathing underwater. Things like this add a little unexpected variety to the race/class combinations and can have some amazing results. |
"Now, with the success of Guild Wars 2 and its own take on three-faction warfare" I just had to lol for the three-faction warfare called out in GW2. Total joke! I did on the other hand enjoy the references to Warhammer as someone who didnt get on DaoC train in time. If the game is designed with true RvR in mind there is no problem. Sadly, I expect the transition from single player RPG to MMOPVPRPG to be a painful one. I hope that I am wrong!!!! I would imagine for me personally Skyrim ala RvR with three weak sauce factions rushed to release to be a painful experience, one from which I shall never again recover lol... |
I have absolutely no faith in todays community. I played DAoC during its prime and then sometime after. I didn't need any more reasons to defend my homeland, other than realm pride, and I wasn't even a real PvPer. The xp for taking a tower, and especially a keep was really good. It was also hard to take towers and keeps, since the other side would ardently defend them. Needless to say, I don't have a list of things ESO will need to have good RvR. I think the problem lies with the community. They're lazy and will always take the path of least resistance, including changing realms to be on the stronger side. If you can flip the keeps, they'll do so. GW2's recent example shows this. My only hope is with the subset of people within the community of each game that I normally gravitate towards. That's the older MMORPG crowd that's been around well before WoW came out and have a different perspective on gaming than the mainstream audience. Of course, that's all assuming ESO will be a good game. I personally don't plan on buying it, since it bastardized the TES name. |
4) There should be aleast a slight advantage to defending a keep. GW2 is a prime example of how not to do things. It's is easier to AE from outside a keep than from inside due to line of sight issues and people can be pulled down from walls but not up. People stopped defending because it puts you at great disadvantage in that game. The biggest thing for me will be stealth and run speed. There need to be sufficient counters for these. Being able to choose their fights and flee whenever you want makes for great imbalance. Also it makes people flock to a class that has this advantage. These things tend not to get fixed either because although 1/2 your players are trying to tell you it's imbalanced , the other 1/2 are playing these classes and dont want to lose there advantage , so they tell you everything is fine. DaoC probably had the best balance for this and still I wouldn't say it was very good, stealth and run speed characters were still the most popular. I'd rather games just didn't have these 2 things. |
Could we add please: 6. Strategy I loved DaoC and had high hopes for WAR (both games with a mix of PvE and a hefty portion of RvR), but what most annoyed me was the lack of gameplay requiring something like "longer term strategy". First of all, the game did not require the players to think about meaningful deployment of their troops, you portalled from map to map if there was a hot spot, back and forth, rinse repeat and it gets boring very quickly. I would wish for a system where a realm could deploy their troops in strategic ways, i.e. getting a zerg to a certain spot in the battlefield, moving with their Sieg to an objective, having a bunch of stealthers attacking an important target and if the other realms do not foresee this move and move relevant units against it, then tough luck and good on you for the realm that thinks strategically. So a gamemechanic that prevents players portalling all over the battlefields in a flash and slows down movement of units would be my first request. Also, what got boring in WAR extremely quickly was when the big price of capturing the enemy capital was made completely trivial by removing the forward Fortresses. Hey it even came to the point that both realms took turns to capture the other city once, twice, even thrice a day..yawn. So my second request would be to have a big price as the target of RvR, such as becoming Emperor, capturing the capital , but that this would only be achieveable after continued excelence in strategic planning on the side of the winning realm over several days or weeks even. ..and yes, geez DF !! |
BTW you wrote "Britons" in 5.). It's "Bretons". :)
3 Factions largely prevents keep trading since if 2 are swapping the 3rd will take eveything |

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This hint is great! I've been looking for a way to add favicons to my email, as I deal with a lot of firms and it would be nice to identify them by their website favicon. I wrote this little function that I put in my ~/.profile:
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How about this (NOTE: Untested and I don't know if it'll work! I'm hoping from a little 'free' guru help here! ;-): function mailfav() { EMAIL=$1; DOMAIN=${EMAIL#*@} curl http://www.$DOMAIN/favicon.ico --output ~/Library/Images/People/$EMAIL.tiff --create-dirs }
It's inelegant, and if the site re-directs to a domain *without* www. we have the same problem. function mailfav() { EMAIL=$1; DOMAIN=${EMAIL#*@} curl -L http://$DOMAIN/favicon.ico --output ~/Library/Images/People/$EMAIL.tiff --create-dirs } By default the limit is set to 50 re-directions, but you can improve on that by adding the --max-redirs flag. ---
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As part of a coordinated national movement, the Clallam Transit System announced it will be participating in the third annual Dump the Pump Day on June 19, sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association.
The day is highlighted to encourage people to ride public transportation and help them realize how they can make a difference in their own lives and on the planet.
New studies indicate public transportation reduces U.S. carbon emissions by 37 million metric tons annually, enough to power 4.9 million households. Also, the cost for an individual to ride public transportation is far less than for that person to drive.
The national Dump the Pump Day characterizes the present level of greenhouse gas reduction and customer savings while putting across a message for ongoing use past the single day event increased use of public transportation boosts savings, both environmentally and economically.
By participating in the third annual national Dump the Pump Day, we hope people who have never used Clallam Transit System services will decide to give us a try instead of driving their car, said transit system general manager Terry Weed. Using public transportation is the quickest way to beat high fuel prices (and) public transportation also has an important role to play in helping to reduce greenhouse gases.
National statistics indicate an average household with two workers owning a single vehicle and using public transportation saves $6,200 a year, compared to those with no access to public transportation, according to the transit system.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- In the wake of Mark Downey's resignation as the University of Charleston men's basketball coach last month, Dr. Ed Welch had a conundrum.
The UC president, who is entering his 25th year at the school, briefly considered the virtues of an interim head hoops coach who could steady the program through one season and into calm waters. Then, with ample time next offseason, Welch could conduct a national search for Downey's successor.
"I had ethical qualms about asking someone to switch jobs this late in the year because of what that does to the other school," said Welch, who was left with a premium coaching vacancy to fill when Downey departed July 19.
"It puts them through what we're experiencing, but on the other hand my compensation is to do what's best for the University of Charleston and our student-athletes."
Welch said he was "pleased at this late date to have the quality and quantity of candidates" vying for the men's basketball gig. Dwaine Osborne, a West Virginia native and former Glenville coach, was introduced Aug. 5 -- two weeks ago today.
The choppy waters haven't necessarily ceased, although at no fault of Osborne, who has been busy finding players to fill what Welch said is "quite of bit of aid available."
Questions were raised about Downey, who took the West Alabama job less than three months after three of his top four returning scorers were arrested and booted from the program.
Could Downey, who went 60-29 in three seasons at UC, have been coerced into staying with more job security?
"It never came up," Welch said. "In the three conversations we had, there was only one request he made and that was a very modest request and I said 'that's fine.' There were no issues or any 'I wish you would do this' or 'I wish you would do that.'"
All UC coaches are on year-to-year contracts and there were rumblings that Downey didn't feel secure in his position after his recruits shined a negative light on UC in the spring.
That ordeal was challenging for Welch, a man who cringes at technical fouls on the court and red cards on the pitch. And even though the three jettisoned players were transfers, Welch isn't going to insist his coaches only recruit first-time college entrants.
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Practically the only thing pitcher Bailey Blair didn't do Tuesday afternoon for North Hardin was drive the team bus.
But the sophomore is just 15, so she shouldn't be driving anything – legally, anyway. And her Trojans were hosting 17th District rival John Hardin, so transportation wasn't an issue.
Still, things couldn't have gone much better for Blair, who was one hit batsman away from a five-inning perfect game and helped herself by going 2-for-3 with five RBIs as the balanced Trojans used 16 hits to overpower the Lady Bulldogs, 10-0.
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WhatsApp Deal Highlights Suite of Similar Apps
February 20, 2014 9:48 am | by Youkyung Lee, AP Technology Writer | News | CommentsFacebook's announcement it is paying $19 billion in cash and stock to acquire WhatsApp is a milestone in the short history of mobile messaging apps. Hundreds of millions of people have downloaded such apps to their smartphones and tablets to chat and share photos and videos for free, making them potent rivals to Facebook.
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(ABC7/AP) — A Virginia attorney and tea party activist is seeking to have Newt Gingrich's name placed on the state's Super Tuesday primary ballot.
Attorney Jonathon Moseley of Reston says he filed the suit Thursday in the Circuit Court of Richmond County. It contends that Gingrich met the requirement of filing 10,000 signatures and that many of those were improperly excluded. The suit also takes issue with how the Republican Party of Virginia determined that not enough signatures were valid.
Only Mitt Romney and Ron Paul have been found eligible for the Virginia primary ballot. The campaign of Rick Perry is challenging his exclusion in court.
Moseley says he is acting independently of the Gingrich campaign but is encouraging the former House speaker to join his suit.
Gingrich spokesman R.C. Hammond said the campaign has not decided how to proceed in Virginia.
Gingrich believes that he was kept off the ballot in the state — where he now lives — because a paid campaign worker committed fraud by turning in false signatures, according to Hammond.
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Predictably, people on both sides of the debate regarding the use of off-highway vehicles (OHV) on the Plumas National Forest (PNF) have appealed the Forest Service's proposed Travel Management Plan.
The complaints of various counties and OHV user groups have been aired in this paper as the public process has progressed in Plumas County Board of Supervisors meetings and at public workshops held by the PNF.
Larger national and statewide groups have also entered the fray. Our recent story on the Sierra Access Coalition's appeal indicated that document was coauthored and supported by a larger OHV user group, the California Off-Road Vehicle Association.
The Wilderness Society and Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility are challenging the PNF's decision from the opposite side in another joint appeal.
The Wilderness Society, founded in 1935, describes itself as "the leading American conservation organization working to protect our nation's public lands."
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) was founded in 1992 and characterizes itself as "a national alliance of local, state, and federal resource professionals."
PEER argues it provides "an important counter-force to those who demand weakening governmental protection of America's land, air, and water quality."
The joint appeal argues the PNF's proposed plan will "fail to halt resource damage, fail to reduce conflicts with other recreational users, fail to ensure that water quality goals are met, and fail to meet other important resource objectives."
Like the other groups that submitted appeals, this document contended the Forest Service inadequately addressed useful comments made by the public.
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The appeal asked that the final use map only include "those motorized routes which can be justified through appropriate documentation showing that they were designed to be used by the public for long-term motorized recreation."
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Officials plan to dedicate a new commercial motor vehicle inspection site in Commack this morning to a Suffolk County police officer who died in the line of duty.
Officer Glen Ciano, 45, died on Commack Road and Motor Parkway in February 2009 when his patrol car was rammed by a drunken driver.
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"I didn't know it was in the works," said Ciano, 50, of Bayport. "I think it's really special that they chose to name it after Glen ... it's a way of even having truckers conscious that they can hurt somebody or themselves."
The inspection site is north of the Long Island Expressway, on the west side of Crooked Hill Road, between Henry Street and Commack Road. It will be the second official area for inspecting commercial trucks in Suffolk, Sgt. Michael Mallin, of Suffolk County Highway Patrol Bureau's motor carrier safety section, said in a previous interview. The other site is between Exits 65 and 66 off the westbound Long Island Expressway.
During inspections, police walk around and go underneath trucks to check suspension, brakes, tires and fluids, Mallin has said, adding that they also ensure the load is secure and that the driver is properly licensed.
Smithtown officials allowed the county — at no cost — to use a 1-acre parcel for the inspection site. PJ Venture donated that parcel to the town in a zoning agreement.
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TEAMS: Minnesota Timberwolves, Chicago Bulls
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Alexey Shved made two 3-pointers and scored 12 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter in the Minnesota Timberwolves' 82-75 exhibition victory over the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night.
Nikola Pekovic had 16 points and 17 rebounds, and Brandon Roy added 13 points in his comeback attempt.
Kirk Hinrich led the Bulls with 15 points, Joakim Noah added 14 points and 13 rebounds. Nazr Mohammed finished with 10 points for Chicago.
The Bulls led 60-58 after three quarters, but Shved, a member of the Russian Olympic team who signed with the Minnesota over the summer, helped the Wolves grab control. He made a free throws with 7:59 to give Minnesota the lead for good at 67-66, and added five points in an 11-0 Minnesota run midway through the fourth quarter.
Chicago played without Luol Deng and Richard Hamilton, both of whom were experiencing general soreness. Minnesota did not have Kevin Love (elbow) or Andrei Kirilenko (left hamstring) available.
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teresa mcgrath
December 18, 2012 at 03:27 PM
great article mary...1. mr castro for civics/history- his political views helped frame our thinking during the anti-war movement...a few of us became a register of voters when we turned 18 yrs old, and castro or other students with cars, would drive us to downtown high schools to register other students...grass roots politics...2. tui smith for art- she introduced us to tie-dye, macrame, candle-making, and batiking among other traditional art usually taught.... she was generous and exposed us to a variety of artistic theories. 3. miss ruth requeim for p.e.- i concur with mary, she was fantastic and helped mold our love for sports...glad you are still in touch with her mary...wonder if ms marilyn klucken, friends with requeim, is still in the puget sound area..4. phyliss siegel for p.e.- or was that at walter reed mary? she was great and promoted soft ball...fun and inspirational. 5. mrs dunwoody for spanish- although i had her for 3 yrs of spanish, and i thought she was severe, she reached out and help adhere the love of language in us...we translated don quixote...lots of memories...i loved algebra, but can't recall the teacher....anybody recall the algebra teachers?
Mary McGrath
December 18, 2012 at 04:12 PM
Loved Phyllis Siegel also....tried to find her, but not successful yet.
Suzanne Waisbren
December 18, 2012 at 06:58 PM
Teresa, I NEVER want to recall the algebra teachers, or anything else about algebra! Mary, you brought back a fond memory about PE. By senior year, I, along with a handful of my friends, had just had it with PE....not playing sports, because I was a tennis player, and played for hours everyday after school....but we were done with changing clothes, showering and ruining our hair, or having to go to the rest of our classes sweaty and dirty. During that year, four or five us of used to ask Miss Clarke, our P.E. teacher, for a "library pass" so we could "go study in the library during P.E." We did this two or three times a week, and she was always accommodating. P.E. that year for us was second period...right before nutrition. Instead of going to the library, we would all pack into someone's car (this was before the gates to the school were locked during the day) and would drive to Van De Kamps for breakfast. We had all of second period and nutrition before we had to return for third period. This went on all semester and we really thought we were pulling the wool over her eyes. One day, towards the end of the semester, after receiving the usual "library pass" from Miss Clarke, we were walking away and heard her call us...."Hey girls...." We were nervous as we turned around to see what she wanted. "Would you please bring me back a Danish....cheese if they have it." Apparently she was on to us the whole time. Loved Miss Clarke.
teresa mcgrath
December 18, 2012 at 08:54 PM
suzanne, that is so funny...did you bring one back for her? you have an acute memory about nutrition, what period a particular class was, etc...i might have to dig up the yearbooks and look for the algebra teachers if nobody responds...hated geometry! loved pyschology and sociology...
Kim Phillips-Clark
December 19, 2012 at 10:25 PM
great article Mary! Ms. Korney, she sometimes scared me to death! But always around christmas I think of her and pronounce my letters clearly at the end of a word when I sing. I can still remember the song I had to sing for my final, "If ever I would leave you..." She taught me a lot.
I agree with everything you said about Mr. Reeves. I had Mr. Pesin for Algebra, he did nothing to help further my math skills. The biggest flirt around, ick. We had a girl in school at the time that flirted her way to an A and hardly ever went to class. Go figure!!
I also thought quite highly of Ms. Requiam. Glad she's still around.
David Pearlberg
December 22, 2012 at 02:00 AM
I attended N.H.H.S. in the mid-seventies. Mr. Reeves and Mr. Moelter were two of my favorites. Loved Mr. McLeroy for Sociology.
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