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Eric Buss is game for about anything.
The magician/comedian, who returns to his old hometown to perform in the Shenanigans Comedy and Magic Show on Saturday, has worked his sleight of hand while riding a pogo stick, made an oversized wheel of Bubble Wrap then attached it to his bicycle and rode on it as it unwound, and concocted a machine that will spit out springy tubes (think snake in a can) to the tune of "The Blue Danube." That last trick got him on "America's Got Talent" and brought some snarky words from judge Howard Stern.
The Sahuaro High School graduate (class of '93) fell in love with magic when he was a teen, and studied theater with the intent of creating magic shows. Then he discovered he was funny. Combining the two just seem logical.
These days, he lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son, nearly 2. And his unique blend of comedy and magic provides his family with a living wage.
We caught up with Buss to ask some burning questions:
Are you a magician first, or a comedian?
Magician first and foremost. But it's both magic and comedy. But it's not as separate as it sounds. I'm not going back and forth. The jokes come from the magic and vice versa."
How would you describe your act?
"I'm goofing around on stage and showing audiences what I have to show. It's high energy, original, and a bit zany and silly. But it's also good, strong, baffling magic. I enjoy building things and showing an audience what I've built. Show and tell was always my favorite in school. I want the audience to have fun."
So, the act you performed on "America's Got Talent" — the snakey things flying out of an instrument to the tune of the "The Blue Danube" — how did you come up with that?
"That goes back to 2007. I was in my garage when I found one of those snakes in a can. Playing with it, I realized the spring was launching it 10, 20, 30 feet. I started to think about it more as fireworks, and what would an indoor fireworks show look like. I created an instrument, kept ordering more and more snakes, and building different patterns. When I first performed it, it got a standing ovation, so I knew it was something special."
And that bubble-wrap bicycle trick — what in the world made you think of that?
"I have no excuse for that one. That was born, literally, right after the baby was born. My wife was on maternity leave and I was doing all the chores. We were both up all night, but I would get an hour or two to play in the garage. I've seen others ride bikes on bubble wrap. So I started thinking about adding a large roll of it to the bike.
"The problem was, I didn't know what I was going to do with this 'trick.' There's not much to it, but I thought it was worth making a video for YouTube. It hit a million views in just a few weeks. I was interviewed on a TV show in England, a radio show in Germany, and newspapers from all over called. Comments on YouTube have ranged from people wanting me dead, and a few wanted to nominate me for a Nobel Peace Prize. It is what it is: It's just silly."
Tell the truth: What does your wife think of your nuttiness?
"She likes it, or she's a great actress. She kept telling me to make the snake routine bigger."
Your wife likes it, but Howard Stern on "America's Got Talent" wasn't so supportive. He called your act "a colossal waste of time" and "boring." What was that like?
"I had a blast when performing, and the audience was a great crowd. If you don't have fun, what's the point? Once I realized they were going to make fun of me … no matter what the judges say, you cannot be a jerk; you will not win. It's like in a club, the comedian has the mic, and the drunk always loses out."

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Imperia Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(512) 472-6770
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 4:30 - 11:00, Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:30 - 10:30
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Asian, Sushi, Pan-Asian
Executive Chef:
Tim Ybarra
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Please contact us at email@example.com to help you plan a full service off-site catering or simple and delicious platters for your event.
Private Party Facilities:
Our private dining room seats up 30+ and accommodates standing cocktail parties of 70+. Private exit and entry available as well as private restroom facilities. Flexible table arrangements allow for multiple uses from banquet dinners to professional presentations.
Private Party Contact:
Kristin Ott (512) 472-6770
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Full service valet is available 7 days a week, late night on weekends.
A word from Imperia
Complemented by elaborate chandeliers, provocative murals, onyx stone panels and a golden Buddha statue, the restaurant's deep reds and dark woods bring to mind the pomp and polish of an imagined Hong Kong supper club. But the warm and friendly staff is purely Austin. Despite excessively dark
corners, pristine padded booths and high-backed leather chairs, the pretty staff dispels any notion of caste systems with their conversation and genuine enthusiasm for the menu.
Complex and flavorful dishes, such as firecracker shrimp and pork belly steam buns, combine flavors popular in Southeast Asia, Japan, Thailand and other Pacific ports of call. The distinct flavors found in the steak and mushroom dish, sauteed in brown butter and tamari with a lobster zu and seasonal mushrooms, are reason enough to visit. Entrees such as Chilean sea bass glazed in Miso (it melts on your tongue), Peking Duck, and pan seared sea scallops are available for those seeking a full meal.
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I've been trying to find a great
sushi place in Austin and had hopes for this place, but was mistaken. The sushi is okay. I would add that for the quality and diversity of the menu it's somewhat overpriced."
Dined on 8/27/2014
Limited menu, too pricey for what
we got. It was early, but the place was hardly occupied."
Dined on 8/23/2014
I was very happy to note that the
restaurant has vegetarian options. The Vegetarian sushi, however, was not flavorful and was just alright. I would highly recommend complimenting the appetizer menu with veggie options like a cheese rangoon and improving the vegetarian sushi menu."
Dined on 8/15/2014
This was the best dinning
experience, Service was great we got a table right away. The staff was friendly, the food was Awesome I've ate sushi all over town but this is hands down my favorite place. I will recommend this place to everyone I know."
Dined on 8/8/2014
The rolls we ordered were great,
as was the sushi. However, we tried to order two things on the menu, Peking duck and Pork belly sliders, that they were out of. They did comp my wife's entree because of that though, so that was cool. I ordered the steak and mushrooms, I was not asked how I wanted my steak cooked, and it came out almost well done. The steak itself wasn't bad, and actually the lobster sauce was excellent, but it was just over cooked. My wife got scallops and cauliflower and the scallops had absolutely no flavor to them whatsoever. The bottle of sake we got, which admittedly was their cheapest one because the one we normally get at other sushi places was twice as expensive as it normally is, was horrible."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Imperia did a great job
accommodating my party of 7 for my 27th birthday. The place looks great and the server, Frankie, was fantastic. She was also the bartender and took care of our rambunctious crew. We had our own private room in the back and everything we ordered came out fairly quickly. Sake was delicious, try the almond joy. The sashimi dishes are the way to go, and the duck is always fantastic. Some rolls are OK/good. Half baked cookie is killer. Good music in the house too! Only negative is that I have eaten a lot of sushi and this was probably one of the poorer nigiri sushis that I have eaten. Rice was not sticky enough, lots of it given with a thin cut of fish. Taste was still OK, but there's better sushi out there."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Handed the phone to my friend and
told him to pick a place, originally he thought it was a place he'd been before - but upon arrival we realised neither had visited Imperia before. I'm super happy that we went! The inside is neat, service was great, and food was wonderful! Definately going back in the future."
Dined on 7/20/2014
I booked a table here online
before a girls night out. We are not from the area. I scored big with this one. The only problem was that I made a reservation and they didn't have a table for us. I believe they gave it to a bachelorette party who came in before us unknowingly. Therefore they put us in a back room. Great food though."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Went in for an early dinner before
a movie at Violet Crown. Best idea of the night! The sea bass was exquisite! Everything was fresh and tastey. Our server was knowledgeable and overly kind. Wonderful evening indeed!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
I came to Imperia because I had
purchased a Groupon and I hadn't been before. I looked at their menu, and being only interested in sushi rolls, I wasn't overly impressed by the menu, the rolls sounded weird. We ordered 4 rolls and was pleasantly surprised! 3 of 4 were AMAZING and 1 was so-so. I expected to like the Mano Tango the most and it ended up being my least favorite (no flavor at all) but the Spicy Tuna and Spicy Yellow Tail were both amazing and best of all was the Pablo Escolar. No part of that roll appealed to me, but my boyfriend wanted it and it was AMAZING. I would highly recommend! The atmosphere was nice, we had a good time, enjoyed the food, and would go back again! Oh, and we had a very attentive server!"
Dined on 7/13/2014
Excellent dining experience. The
white fish skewers are fabulous"
Dined on 7/11/2014
Had an amazing time! Prices are
decent, there is a ton of awesome stuff to do right around this restaurant, and great service!! Food is amazing and drinks are yummy!"
Dined on 6/28/2014
Some fun fusions of Chinese.
Japanese. Korean. We really enjoyed. Ambience needs some upgrades."
Dined on 6/27/2014
I've been to Imperia a few times
before, but I must say I loved our service this time! We went for the Chef's choice menu, being presented unexpected and delicious dishes. We arrived just before it got too busy, so it was a nice atmosphere. Our server, Maysie, was truly wonderful, very kind and a pleasure to work with. She made our experience so much better!"
Dined on 6/20/2014
The restaurant itself was very
good. Our waitress was fantastic. She knew the menu forwards & back, & had some great recommendations. The food itself was not the best sushi I've ever had, but still definitely worth the trip. The sake selection was great as well. The noise level was very low and the lighting soft & romantic. Overall, a great date night out."
Dined on 6/6/2014
Sushi rolls, calamari, lo mein and
curry offerings were really good! Nice presentation also with excellent service from Ky. The happy hours specials are great value."
Dined on 6/3/2014
Great food but everything else was
mediocre. Also my wife is gluten free and their selection for that was minimal. Good if you have a coupon/discount but I wouldn't pay full price for the food. "
Dined on 6/2/2014
Our server made the experience so
wonderful! The food was amazing and the items he recommended were spot on. The wine was delicious and the ambiance was fantastic! I can't wait to come back."
Dined on 5/22/2014
I read on Yelp that the service
wasn't very good. We had the same experience but when we spoke to the manager about it suddenly service got a lot better. That said our waiter was super nice just a slightly unattentive. The food however is AMAZING!!!so if you're not in a rush and want a great meal, check it out. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
The food was delicious, very
flavorful and tasty, almost like a little explosion for your taste buds. The waiter was awesome, he recommended different dishes on the menu and he knew what he was talking about. Overall it was a really good experience!!"
Dined on 5/10/2014
The drinks are tasty, the food is
delicious and the servers are great."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Showed up and ordered appetizers
and drinks as soon as we sat down. Took 30 minutes to get the drinks. Once drinks arrived someone ordered a roll. We finally got our food order in 45 minutes after we arrived and still had not received our appetizers. Edamame doesn't take 45 minutes to make. Once they finally brought the Edamame all of our food came out. Minus the first roll that was ordered at beginning of night and cucumber salads which came out last. I was excited about the red devil roll. Presentation was horrible. Looked like a mayonnaise bottle exploded on the plate and the actual roll was fishy. Very disappointing meal. I will not be going back. I should also note that it was not busy when we went. Only 5 tables in the restaurant."
Dined on 4/5/2014
The food was average to good - the
service was terrible!!!! We waited 20minutes for first round of drinks to arrive, which was just in time for the delivery of the appetizer and ALL of the other sushi we ordered - the table was sooo crammed, it was ridiculous!! The server acted as though she couldn't see it, despite her failed tetris-style attempt to place every single dish on the table at the same time!!! I expect more when we are presented with a $200bill - All-in-all it was a missed opportunity!!"
Dined on 4/4/2014
Used to be a real nice sushi
bar. Several months ago, Imperia split into two different names: Imperia and something else, stopping short of physically dividing the two spaces entirely. One side is the louder "club" side and the other side is the "restaurant". Consequently they killed the restaurant ambiance. (We sat on that side a month or so ago and this time we sat on the "club" side). Turns out this just means you get slower food while listening to music that's way too loud for a total of 5 people in 2400 sq ft. Sushi bar got moved to kitchen. Apps came out same time as rolls. To top it off, a woman making balloon animals was walking around to tables on both sides of the restaurant hustling for dollars at each table."
Dined on 3/29/2014
The server was an untrained noob
who did not even bring wasabi and ginger with a sushi order, then disappeared for 10 minutes. Honestly made an expensive meal disappointing."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Top notch food with the freshest
ingredients. Because I was here on business and was a party of 1, I sat at the sushi bar and the sushi chefs were very engaging. Very laid back and hip. Great spirits as well. Only drawback is you couldn't split a check...other than that. AMAZING"
Dined on 2/25/2014
Food was more than excellent,
service really sucked. We were seated and after 20min our server asked us to hold on even longer :( my date was upset because it seem they did not want to serve us and kept passing us through."
Dined on 2/15/2014
The food was very good, fresh
fish! We had a reservation booked but were seated in the lounge at a couch that would seat 10 and had to eat off a table at knee level, not great for chop stick eating. Frankie, our server was what made the experience so much better and took our mind off the less than stellar seating. Marco"
Dined on 2/14/2014
My friends wife got her entree 10
minutes before we got 3 of our 4 sushi rolls that we were having for our entree. Around 10 minutes later our fourth sushi roll came out. We finished our sushi rolls and his wife finished her entree and had it in a BOX before we had to ask our waitress where my friends entree was. At this point she said "its almost out" but we said don't bother. The bar was also slow for a non busy night. It took 15 minutes to get our first drink. I had my third drink almost gone before I had to hand my two empty drink glasses to the waitress to take them away. However, the food was great. The sushi rolls were delicious. The timing, poor drink service, and lack of table clearing makes it an overall not-recommended place."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We love Imperia! The sushi is
always wonderful. Great choices, too. I love the ambience. Kind if sad that half the restaurant is now a night-club, but I quests that only makes it that much more interesting and adds variety. We'll have to try the other side one weekend."
Dined on 2/9/2014
Got the bank and loved it. Best
sushi at reasonable prices."
Dined on 2/1/2014
It was a good place to eat, and i
loved the atmosphere but I really disliked the fact how you could make reservations for dinner all the way up to 11pm but yet the kitchen closes at 11. I got out of work late and I wanted to have dinner with my friends but when I found out that we only had a couple minutes to order, i clearly felt rushed and wasn't able to enjoy the overall experience. Waitress was excellent though."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Imperia was yummy! Fresh
sushi...good service great atmosphere I had Tuna sashimi 5 nice size pieces very fresh. We also enjoyed the Spicy Roll which was was 8 pieces along with a large hot saki. I was very pleased and look forward to my next encounter with Imperia! Thanks I loved it!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
We had the edamame with red
peppers and prepared in a wok. It was excellent. We also had the Red Devil Roll which was excellent as well. The two other rolls we had were average. It took us forever to get our drinks, but they didn't charge us for those drinks. Overall it was a nice evening, but not outstanding."
Dined on 1/11/2014
Took 3 clients there last Thursday
night and they were very disappointed in the quality and selection. They were out of 4 of the 5 first things we ordered. Food was not worth the cost. The server was new and didn't have much knowledge of the menu. It was so bad that I am now sceptical of other options on Open Table. I can see me using Open Table less and less in 2014 out of concern that they don't hold their options to a higher standard. When I have to apologize all through the dinner it's an issue!"
Dined on 1/9/2014
Overall good experience, kitchen a
bit off in getting food out, and did not have table ready for group of 8 with a reservation. Food was fairly good and waiter attentive."
Dined on 12/30/2013
The food was good, ordered the
Peking Duck, it was basically cold when it made it to the table and I mean almost ice cold. Their combination rice was amazing, but again was barely warm. Service for a basically empty restaurant was very poor, long waits and didn't come back enough till close to the end of our meal. I would try it one more time, but I wouldn't go out of my way to go there."
Dined on 12/18/2013
I'm always notably timid of going
downtown to have a nice dinner with my girl, but this is the 2nd time I've been here and I just dig the atmosphere and food. And who ever caters the music playlist know what's up!"
Dined on 12/3/2013
We had taken some out of town
guests from LA to Austin (from Houston) and wanted to be sure that they , and we, had a rewarding dining experience. Imperia did not disappoint. We had a mix of sushi and the Peking duck. all of which was excellent."
Dined on 11/30/2013
I took my wife to Imperia as a
surprise dinner for her pre-birthday, before going to see a play. The rating as "Austin's top Asian" was not wrong: the sushi, sashimi and delicate but flavorful whitefish skewers were delicate, fresh and of very high caliber. The service was an ideal match: Tracy was very helpful, funny without being intrusive, and made our dining experience a joy! And the huge fortune cookie which he arranged to celebrate my wife's birthday was a very mic touch! All and all, an exquisite evening -- we WILL return!"
Dined on 11/27/2013
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Discretion, wage indexation, and inflation
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A lot of driving today sadly leaving the beautiful mountains, heading to Graz. Graz is the 3rd largest capital of Austria, but more of an industrial hub, no mountains etc. Our hotel is about 10km out of the city centre booked here because I couldn't get a city centre hotel, have learnt today that's because the Austrian Grand Prix is on, which is one of the huge races ...
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I talk to JJ [Abrams] a lot about that. We went through a lot on that whole thing, I don't know. I talk to the DC guys, [President Paul] Levitz is here and I just saw Greg. Food for thought. I think it's a great character, I would want to make the character infinitely more dark and complicated, and get away from the big Blue Boy Scout a little bit and get into the alien among us. And how that could be lonely and interesting. It's not that I would make it depressing, I'd would just make it a little tougher... Which I suspect people would respond to. We have the glorious Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, which to me is an excellent example. I like the Schumacher pictures and everything Burton did but it needed to be reinvented to some degree and I think we're all better for it. We're all happy it went that way at least. I haven't thought about it [editor's note...clearly].
The next picture I'm likely to make is 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. Which is challenging, because it's got the classic literature roots and it's the film that Walt Disney sort of bet the farm on when he was only known for animation when he got involved in live action.
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An Emperor slain by his own children, a realm devolving into chaos and civil war, imps breeding like rabbits - the only person who can save the fantastical steampunk land of Rivellon is the eponymous dragon commander. This is a collision: between the turn based and real-time strategy you recognise from Total War, with an airborne shooter. It is mad, fun, and entirely original.
Divinity: Dragon Commander takes slices of Total Annihilation, Risk and even Panzer Dragoon and throws in some political commentary - both on the nose and unexpectedly astute - elevating the game beyond its initial, slightly silly premise of slapping a jetpack on a dragon. It's one of the oddest strategy titles to grace our PCs, yet it manages to be robust and compelling, filled with clever surprises.
Onboard the Raven, a flying ship powered by the heart of a demon, the last hope of Rivellon plans his attempt to free the land from the clutches of his evil, monstrous siblings. From that impossible vessel, the whole kingdom is ruled using a simple, unassuming map. Units are purchased, buildings are erected and troops are moved from province to province.
The turn-based phase of Dragon Commander is a little humdrum, honestly. The map is bland, units are poorly defined, and there isn't a whole lot to do besides buying troops or buildings. Employing cards spices things up from time to time, however. Cards can be generated by different types of buildings, and might allow one to reinforce armies with mercenaries prior to battle or give them handy buffs, while others can be used to sabotage enemy buildings.
When units collide, the war shifts from the macro to the micro; zooming into colourful battlefields covered in bases and mechanical hordes. Combat in Dragon Commander is a fast-paced, streamlined affair. Units pour out of the factories, aerodromes and shipyards, and rush to their targets in an unrelenting stream of metal. Rarely is a map not covered in lines of vehicles and mechanical soldiers marching into the fray.
Buildings have predefined nodes that, when captured, can be constructed on, so there's little faffing about. Everything in the RTS phase of Dragon Commander is designed to get combatants fighting each other as quickly as possible. And when they do meet, the whole area is engulfed in fire, lasers and explosions. Forests burn, the ground is pockmarked by artillery strikes and smoke pours out of crippled vehicles.
Despite the dramatic nature of these clashes and the balls-to-the-wall pace, there's no small amount of strategy involved. Each unit comes with its own strengths and weaknesses, from being able to dish out more damage to structures to being incredibly fast but easy to destroy when pinned down. With research - performed back on the Raven between battles - they develop new abilities like cloaking fields, energy shields and self-destruct modes, offering greater flexibility and more things for a commander to worry about.
Not being the type of leader who hides behind the front lines, the commander himself is able to enter the battle in his dragon form, and this is where Dragon Commander briefly becomes a frantic shooter. Dashing around the battlefield, the dragon fires flaming projectiles at the enemy units below, rapidly destroying them before it hurtles off in a blaze of speed to its next unfortunate target. Magical research can augment the dragon, adding new attacks, healing abilities, and boons that can be cast on allies. In this form, buildings cannot be constructed, and control over the rest of the army is restricted to directing units to head to certain places, but at the touch of a button one can quickly leave the dragon mode and get back to being a more hands-on leader.
This powerful ability is balanced by the dragon's weakness to anti-air units and turrets, and if killed, it can only be revived by spending recruitment points - limiting reinforcements. Yet, even with limitations, the dragon remains the most powerful force in the game, easily capable of turning the tide of a battle. It's undeniably fun to fly around the conflict zone, spewing flames and slaughtering countless foes, but at times it can make victory feel a little hollow when enemy factions (outside of multiplayer) can't do the same. The "hard" difficulty neutralises some of these issues, thankfully, requiring more tactical thinking and faster fingers to beat a more aggressive, slyer enemy.
Though it would be pointless to do so, the RTS portion of Dragon Commander can be completely ignored. Just before a battle, a general can be assigned to lead the scrap - it's basically an auto-resolve feature with some added depth. Generals come with their own unique strengths, and they are further enhanced depending on how you treat them onboard the Raven. Side with them in a dispute or make a positive change, and this is reflected in their ability to fight.
If, during a single turn, there are multiple battles, using a general will be necessary. The dragon commander can only be used once per turn, thus it's not a great idea to ignore one's generals or armies. While under player control, a tiny force can eviscerate a vast horde, the same cannot be said for the same force under the command of an AI general.
A second, more subtle war takes place in Dragon Commander: one where hearts and minds must be won rather than territory. The Raven is home to diplomats, generals and eventually the Queen, and interactions with them will lead to significant changes in the war effort. Chatting with these colourful individuals is a delight even were it not to have an impact on the game, for they each come laden with eccentricities, gags and exaggerated personalities enhanced by fantastic voice acting.
This chatty phase of Dragon Commander is best encapsulated by the Royal Council, a group of diplomats representing the fantasy races of Rivellon. Dwarves, undead, lizards, elves and imps all want the attention of the would-be Emperor, and have frequent demands. The political decisions that must be made only have a thin veneer of fantasy, and most actually relate to very modern issues.
The elves, for instance, want gay marriage to be legal, and are supported by the lizards. These two races represent the more liberal face of Rivellon, with the elves being a bit hippy-dippy, while the lizards are strong supporters of a republic and egalitarian ideals. The horrible, ultra-religious undead and the big-business loving capitalist dwarves are completely against such legislation, however. The imps... well they are just crazy.
Choosing to support the proposal of one race inevitably leads to ostracising some of the others, and these bills have a tangible impact on the war, with far-reaching implications like a shift in the economy or troop numbers. Courting these diplomats requires a spot of pragmatism - not unlike real politics. The wealthy dwarves, for example, are worth playing nice with because one always needs cash, but that becomes hard to do when the dwarven ambassador, with his fur scarf and bowler hat, calls homosexuals "queers" and makes a fairy joke about elves. These are believable, often horrible characters, and they go a long way to making the war seem less about statistics, and more about people.
After making such decisions, the salacious rag, The Rivellon Times will usually have a headline about it. It's almost always negative, and beneath it smaller, sensationalist headlines fill the page along with claims that the publication contains saucy dragon pictures. The Times represents the worst elements of the press - though it's highly amusing - but it is the number in the top right corner that I found my eye being constantly drawn to: the death toll. It's not all fun and games.
The substantial single-player campaign is not all that Dragon Commander offers. An online mode contains both skirmish and campaign options for up to four players, showcasing both the turn-based and RTS elements found within the single-player mode. The draw of the multiplayer is not merely the opportunity to face human players, it's the chance to finally fight with and against other dragons.
Dogfights between scaley titans are exhilarating, especially with enemy units below also joining the fight. Units become more vulnerable thanks to the constant risk of an aerial bombardment, and certain dragon abilities - like the power to heal other dragons - that were completely useless in the original campaign suddenly become incredibly important.
Though the diverse phases of turn-based, real-time and political shenanigans all compete for attention, Larian Studios has managed to tie them altogether into interlocking systems rather than leaving them as intriguing, yet disparate elements. There's a lack of focus, and the turn-based portion of Dragon Commander could have benefited from a greater level of fleshing out, but the whole experience remains highly entertaining from start to finish. Rather than merely being a silly break from Larian's action RPGs, this is one of the studio's strongest titles. And let us not forget, it features dragons with jetpacks, and that's just wonderful.
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I was dreading negative reviews of this, really, as I think it would take an especially creative mind to appreciate the setting. Usually you have this depressing stratification where people are unable to appreciate anything that steps outside of their comfort zones. You know, science-fiction in my fantasy? Et cetera.
Ignoring, of course, that science-fantasy has been a valid genre in literature for the longest time, now. And done well, it's actually one of my favourite settings. Plus, any game that allows you to vote on an NHS equivalent so that a dwarf can get a magitech augmented arm to replace the real deal he lost on the job is okay by me. Likewise, any game that augments a dragon with a rocketpack is also okay by me. I wish we had more of this sort of thing.
Another reason I feared that this would get low scores is that "hit reviews" are a thing. I remember that that's what put me off of Rock, Paper, Shotgun, as they do too many of those. Where they attack something to draw in controversy for extra page views, so long as it isn't too risky. Like the Fallout: New Vegas review. And it's not the only time they've done that, either. I really hate it when sites do hit reviews.
Honestly, despite its flaws, I genuinely believe that objectively Dragon Commander is worth a 7 for what it's achieved. Higher based upon subjective opinion. So I'm very pleased with this and I respect you guys for not stooping to doing a hit review.
Colour me impressed.
Thanks for the feedback - it's really appreciated. We haven't really set down anything about how we review yet, but our goal is to always review the game on its own merits, and we'd never mark down anything for its subject matter.
To be honest, I really like the idea of a game that mixes fantasy and science fiction and a little bit of modern day politics. It's brave and interesting.


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At the Tidal Basin the other day I was reminded that the most stimulating experiences are the unmediated ones. I was educated for mediation, for middle terms that unified logical or lived discrepancies and conquered them with a category. Contradictions were to be eliminated, like dissonances in music, or shown to be false, and in their resolution lay a release. But I have lost my confidence in single descriptions, and I am a little bored with the dream of release.
We Intervene
March 21, 2011
After only a few days of allied military action, the Libyan nightmare has been averted, and the rebels are now marching westward again. Like the invincible Serbian juggernaut of yore, the power of Muammar Qaddafi, which frightened Secretary Gates, has been shaken. President Obama has done an admirable thing. On March 18, he gave a speech explaining his decision. The speech was both ringing and baffling: as the poet said, I wish he would explain his explanation. What follows is a commentary on some of the president's statements.
After Ecstasy
March 17, 2011
If spring comes, can winter be far behind? We are just concluding one of those rare hours when history could be viewed with something other than contempt. The revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia introduced a new movement of freedom, and demolished the cultural pessimism that confined such longings to people like us. The revolt in Libya, also animated by a democratic aspiration, exposed not only the depravity of a dictator but also the cravenness with which he was received in the wood-paneled precincts of some of the immensely important people of Washington, New York, and Cambridge.
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March 11, 2011
Barack Obama's policy toward the Libyan struggle for freedom is no longer a muddle. It is now a disgrace. Here is what his administration and its allies have told the world, and the Libyan dictator, and the Libyan rebels, in recent days.
March 02, 2011
As the dictators fall, the clichés fall, too. Cairo and Tunis and Tripoli are littered with the shards of platitudes about what is possible and what is impossible in Arab societies, in closed societies. Civilizational analysis lies in ruins. Idealism, always cheaply mocked, turns out to be a powerful form of historical causation, as disruptive of the established order as any economic or technological change, and even more beneficent.
We Choose Consultations
February 25, 2011
"This violence must stop." So President Obama declared the other day about the depravity in Tripoli. This "must" is a strange mixture of stridency and passivity. It is the deontic locution familiar from the editorial pages of newspapers, where people who have no power to change the course of events demand that events change their course. This "must" denotes an order, or a permission, or an obligation, or a wish, or a will. It does not denote a plan. It includes no implication, no expectation, of action.
February 10, 2011
Whatever the satisfactions of the liberal view of the world, simplicity is not among them. I do not mean that liberalism has a corner on complexity: there has been altogether too much liberal vanity of that sort. I refer, rather, to the liberal picture of existence. The picture is not of the one but of the many. Liberalism is a grand retort to the dream of oneness, which was a beautiful philosophical fantasy with sordid political consequences. From Parmenides to Marx—mystics and materialists have both propounded such a vision—the monist temptation flourished.
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February 04, 2011
There are two ways to think about the impact upon Israel of the collapse, fast or slow, but inexorable, of the Mubarak regime in Egypt. The first is to be concerned for Israel. The second is to be concerned about Israel. Until the peace treaty with Egypt was concluded in 1979, it was said about Israel, and rightly, that it was surrounded by "confrontation states." The accord with Egypt, followed by the accord with Jordan, destroyed the monolithic character of the security threat to Israel.
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February 01, 2011
Item: "In recounting Saturday's deliberations, [administration officials] said Mr. Obama was acutely conscious of avoiding any perception that the United States was once again quietly engineering the ouster of a major Middle East leader. … 'He said several times that the outcome has to be decided by the Egyptian people, and the U.S. cannot be in a position of dictating events.'"—David E.
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Full Report: Police mistakes over stabbing death
A simple spelling mistake on a computer database meant police missed crucial details about a man's violent past, just hours before he killed his partner.
Sarah Gosling was stabbed to death in Newcastle earlier this year. Now, the police watchdog has criticised mistakes by Northumbria police, which it says had "profound consequences."
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Spelling mistake "allowed man with history of violence to kill partner"
A spelling mistake on a police computer allowed a man with a history of domestic abuse to kill his partner, according to a report.
The police watchdog has criticised the Northumbria force for mistakes that led to the death of Sarah Gosling in Newcastle earlier this year.
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Northumbria Police have responded to criticisms over their handling of an incident of domestic abuse shortly before a woman was murdered by her partner.
– Supt Steve Wade, Northumbria Police
"Our thoughts continue to be with the family and friends of Sarah Gosling following her murder.
"The officers who attended on the evening of February 25 were called to a report of a neighbourhood dispute. Ms Gosling was calm and did not make any complaint of assault, which she had done in the past. The officers also spoke to Ian Hope separately. Even if the officers had been aware of the domestic abuse history, there was still no reasonable basis to arrest Hope given the circumstances the officers faced."
– Supt Steve Wade, Northumbria Police
"Special attention has been given to extra training for officers around domestic abuse to ensure they recognise potential signs, even if it is not immediately obvious or is not the reason they have been called out. "There have been changes to the force computer system so the addresses of all high risk perpetrators and victims are 'flagged' so anyone attending an incident can immediately see any domestic violence history attached to an address and not just to an individual.
"Clearly there were lessons to be learned and we have taken every step we can to avoid a repeat of this incident."
Officers 'missed opportunity' before domestic abuse murder
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has criticised two officers who responded to a disturbance at a house, two hours before a woman was murdered by her partner.
Ian Hope, 53, stabbed his partner, Sarah Gosling, 41, to death in Lemington, Newcastle, in February.
Errors on the police computer meant a history of domestic abuse in their relationship wasn't attached to his address.
But the IPCC found two officers who attended the house on the night of the murder did not investigate thoroughly. They did not ask for Mr Hope's name and did not run a computer check on him.
If they had, his abusive past would have been linked to him.
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"The lack of information undoubtedly dictated a certain mindset for the officers on that occasion and as a result they only identified the incident as being one of anti-social behaviour. This possibly resulted in their lack of diligence in making their enquiries. Tragically that specific incident was a precursor to Ms Gosling's murder.
"Although we can say there was a missed opportunity, we cannot speculate that if the officers had the information about the couple's history they would have identified an ongoing abuse situation and prevented the murder."
Spelling error meant police failed to prevent woman's murder
A spelling error on a police computer contributed to officers missing signs of domestic abuse shortly before a woman was murdered by her partner.
Sarah Gosling, 41, was stabbed to death by Ian Hope, 53, at their home in Lemington in February. He received a life sentence for her murder.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission found 'organisational and individual errors' in how Northumbria Police dealt with the case.
The force was aware of a history of domestic abuse in the relationship, but Mr Hope's Tewkesbury Road address had been mis-spelled when entered into the computer.
There was therefore no record of the couple's history when officers visited the house on the evening of the murder after reports of shouting. They treated the incident as anti-social behaviour. Two hours later, Hope stabbed Miss Gosling to death.
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"It is clear that Northumbria Police were aware of the abuse and had been involved in measures with partner agencies to try to tackle it.
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Townhouse: 40 West 10th Street
Building Facts1 unitBuilt in 18993 stories
Building ClassA7 One Family, Mansion Type (A7)
DistrictCommunity District 102City Council District 3Police Precinct 6
Lot & building size24.3'W X 92.3'D lot (2,245 ft²)
24.3'W X 88.0'D building
Building Description
We don't have a description for this building yet.
Building Amenities
- NYC Storm Zone 5
Building facts
|Owned by:
Subways and Commuter Rail
PATH at 9th Street Station (under 500 feet)
A C E B D F M at West 4th St (0.1 miles)
F M L 1 2 3 at 6th Av (0.2 miles)
1 at Christopher St (0.3 miles)
N R at 8th St (0.3 miles)
L N Q R 4 5 6 at 14th St-Union Square (0.3 miles)View subway lines on Google Maps
Local Schools All school zoning information applies only to the current school year and comes from the New York City Department of Education. No warranty is made with respect to the accuracy of this information as it may change at any given time. Please consult with the DOE or your broker for the latest information.District 2 - Schools zoned for this address:
PS 3 Charrette School
PS 41 Greenwich Village (K-5)