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Even in theater-style LARPs, where the absolute distance between any true actions other than political or social doodads is supposed to be at its farthest, combat still unwittingly springs up, often to the woe of the architects of the game. I barely hesitate to mention that, in other forms of LARPs, it is the core focal point around which the entire game swings. So why all this surrealistic fighting?
The obvious answer is that it all relates to the genre from which gaming takes its cues. Be it action-adventure movies, the pulp press or plain history there is a lot of fighting. Yet, there is no force that dictates what we do to be in their footsteps. RPGs are an entirely new fiction, and one can mack on Marlow or swipe from Spencer from time to time without accepting all of the premises inherent in whatever other genre is being plagiarized. In fact, it would seem the harder path to take to include fighting, simply because there is so much time and energy that must be inspired to make it "right," both in gameplay and in design. But it is the right strategy to look to the past for the reasons why this is the way it is, and we must look to our past, to the history of gaming itself.
Everybody get in the wayback machine and get ready for a little trip into the history of gaming. It will be a rough and untutored history, so excuse me if I should commit some egregious errors. But, like good old Thucydides, I have attempted to capture the truth of what happened, as opposed to the actual facts.
Back in the proverbial day when it was just a bunch of pale-males out of Lake Geneva or Minneapolis or wherever, they hit upon something (no pun intended), something that was far greater than the sum of its parts. At the time, they were playing a combat system for miniatures. People started wondering what the lead figures did when not slaying the evil X, and somebody invented the concept of character. I imagine that it started something like this:
The next thing you know, a game is formed. Around the combat system, of course, because that was what put the 'ad' in adventure. The old myth in the Second Edition AD&D Player's Handbook that role playing games were just childhood make- believe with rules is utter bunk: the rules came first. While, in effect, our ancestors may have been tapping into the same wealth of imagination that drives children to play such games, it happened the other way around.
Besides, tooling around in some other persona was fun but there was not much to it. Talk to bartenders, actually have plots for why these folks are risking life and limb, argue as someone else with your friends who are someone else over how to distribute magical items that do not really exist: it's all fine and good, but there's no challenge in it. There is no risk. Sure, you could make the wrong choice and end up betraying your soul to an evil warlord, but does that really matter? The story does not end because you lose or win. The story changes, and frequently for the better because of the wrong choices. And it is those unexpected changes that compose originality in a storyline.
Now combat, that was true risk. While what consists character may be much more, there is only one "real" representation of character, and that is the numbers on the page. As the characters are defined by mathematical fiat the only real danger they were in was by mathematical fiat, i.e. the roll of the dice, which, traps and random encounters aside, meant hacking at Orcs with a two-hander. For some reason the idea of throwing the character sheets into the washer and seeing which ones came out whole never caught on. Perhaps, at some deeper level, all those involved recognized that what they were doing was playing statistical games in which victory gave you better chances at success.
The importance of this cannot be underestimated, because I think it was an extremely comforting, if subconscious, fact, which the players understood. It is somewhat like watching a horror movie: there is some part of your mind which registers the fact that you are actually in a theater or huddled around a television set, and these facts make the identification and catharsis both good and useful. Likewise, with there always being the rules to fall back on, the event was elevated from being an improv exercise for those people that did not make call-backs. You are playing a game, not engaging in some weird sharing of emotions with a bunch of friends.
Besides, character development is never an instantaneous thing. It is damnably hard just to jump into a role, even in our modern and enlightened time. It always takes a while for people to understand what the parameters of existence that they have set for their fictional persona to mean, and, equally importantly, how they factor into what goes on into the world that has been set out for them. Think about how convoluted it must have been when the thing first started. Six guys, sitting around a table, none knowing just how far out to go with these invented people, and all profoundly affected by just how the Referee reacted to their pushing of the envelope. And so, when you do not know what to do, worry about the rules and the advancement of the statistical qualities of your persona.
Luckily for us the good Referees out there realized that between these two extremes, between fostering the emotive giblets and systematically progressing the game elements, a game could be strung out forever. Give 'em an enemy they have reason to hate and make the enemy just above their numerical reach and watch gamer run, run, run.
In short, the reason that combat is so prevalent is not that there is any particular love for it, but rather that on some deep level, all the other parts of gaming that most of us consider more important play second-fiddle to the deeper workings of the game itself. All humans are just cells and matter with some unusual preconceptions, and characters possess that same relation with numbers. To ignore numbers is to ignore the material world. So, in some bizarre gaming twist on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (short version: food, then philosophy) one needs the consistent challenges to the statistics, the numerical attacks if you will, to make for a whole character.
This is not to say that one cannot have a character without numbers, so please don't attack me for being a dice-head or some such. There are far too many examples of excellent games without them. However, these numbers are comforting. They reinforce the idea of the game; sustain the comfortable illusion that there is some substantive quality to what goes on between the participants in a role-playing game and not just collective hysteria. They are as substantive and important a portion of role-playing games as the introduction of character, if only because they are our past and what anyone who strives to remove them must fight against.
I must admit, there is another powerful reason why combat is still included in the pantheon of role-playing games, but, alas, that reason connects much more eloquently to a whole another topic of considerable size, so I feel compelled to keep you in a bit of suspense until we address the nature of myth and story in gaming.
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The Copper & Blue is the blogging world's Helen of Troy. First Jonathan Willis left to become a multi-site superstar at The Score! and Oilers Nation. Then Bruce McCurdy left to become an MSM star and writing mentor at The Edmonton Journal's Cult of Hockey. Now Lisa has landed at Kukla's Korner as Paul's Edmonton Oilers' writer. It's a new position at Kukla's and one perfectly suited to Lisa's cheerfully unique take on the Oilers and hockey in general.
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Spray this delay spray onto the head of your penis 30 minutes before sex to help prolong your erection and delay ejaculation. Containing powerful natural ingredients including ginseng and camomile to enhance your pleasure-time.
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Spray this delay spray onto the head of your penis 30 minutes before sex to help prolong your erection and delay ejaculation. Containing powerful natural ingredients including ginseng and camomile to enhance your pleasure-time.
A delay spray formulated to enhance and prolong your pleasure. Apply at least 30 minutes before intercourse for the best possible results.
Do not use on broken or inflamed skin. Avoid contact with the eyes and mouth.
Please note: Not suitable for use with pregnant women.
Ingredients: Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Panax Ginseng Extract, Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Hedera Helix Extract, Trigonella Recutita Extract, Glycerin, Chamomilla Recutita Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben.
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- Condom safe: Yes
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- What's it for?: Delay
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Reviewed: June 24, 2014 by LHrocker, a Straight Going Steady Male
I have tried nearly the whole range of delay sprays, creams etc. from Lovehoney and I am going to get round to reviewing them all when I get the chance.
This is going to be the first review as I've found it works time and time again, no fuss, no hassle.
The item comes in a nice little bullet-sized spray bottle which should last you 10-15 goes, providing you keep to the three spray method.
The item could not be simpler to use. Simply apply a three sprays to the head of the penis roughly 40 mins-1 hour before sex or masturbation and the job's a good one.
You should be able to feel the spray starting to work after roughly 30mins, and to myself this felt like a slight tingle on the tip of my penis (think a tingle lubricant sort of feel). Once you feel this, I'd say you're about ready to go.
My first test was just a solo session. I must admit I can normally get myself off within minutes but with this stuff I was still going well over 30mins and my ejaculation was as powerful as I've ever experienced.
Now to try it out with the girlfriend. I tried it without her knowing by spraying 20mins before we were due to go to bed. I knew I was getting lucky that night, so it helped to know.
We went to bed and went about foreplay as usual. Only one difference... She can bring me to the brink within 5 mins using her mouth and tongue. This is where it got good... Not only could I feel every flick of her tongue on the head of my penis and I was still shaking with pleasure, at no point did I feel like I was going to cum.
I threw her over and we made love for 40-45 mins, which was more than double what sex would normally last. Needless to say, she was mind-blown.
I really can't recommend this delay spray highly enough.
I should also add the the spray is odourless and tasteless, according to my girlfriend, who now knows about my dirty little Tauro secret.
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- Powerful delay spray. Could still feel everything!
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- Nothing, it's the best out there.
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- 10/10 best on the market.
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Brilliant - vastly improved my performance
Reviewed: September 20, 2012 by Zingaro, a Straight Going Steady Male
This little spray has absolutely reformed my sex life. I have previously been aware and embarrassed by premature ejaculation but this amazing spray has completely removed this problem.
A couple of sprays about 45 mins before sex and I last ages, feels like a porn star performance! I now have lots more confidence and can get much more enjoyment, taking my time to enjoy myself and pleasure my partner.
I cannot recommend this spray highly enough. I just wish it were cheaper!
This spray has bought me my confidence and enjoyment of sex back. Brilliant.
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- Fast acting, brilliant results
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- Expensive.
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- Best delay product ever tried, by far.
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Reviewed: March 20, 2012 by shtym
I received the item in a small package as usual the day after the order was generated. Once I opened the box I immediately saw the "Delay spray for men" writing on the bottom, which made me remove the label altogether. Amazingly it came off very easily and left no sticky residue, and now it looks like a very generic plain spray bottle :)
Application was very easy as the application method is simply spray it on, no rubbing, no fiddling about like other alternatives that I have seen and tried. This was a huge plus as there was no mess involved at all, it was quick and easy. The spray itself smelled slightly sweet and it started tingling within a few minutes, which then became more and more intense with time. Even after rinsing it off after about 15 minutes the effects of the spray was still there and it works great.
Overall, this is a great product. No painful sting like some other products, quick to work, and a no mess application. Only problem is the price tag, as it is slightly expensive compared to some other great delay products.
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- Spray bottle, ease of use, discreetness.
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- Price tag is slightly high. Other great products out there for a lot less.
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- Excellent product, discreet spray bottle, and most importantly it works!
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This entire area is currently closed due to ongoing fire activity. Fires started on 15/1/2014 and swept the area. All access is prohibited.
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Grampians National Park Update – 14 February 2014 (Rock climbing and Bouldering)
The Northern Grampians Fire severely burnt the natural environment and much of the park infrastructure in and around Hollow Mountain, Summer Day Valley and Mt Stapylton – this includes many popular rock climbing and bouldering sites; as a result there are many park closures in place. The dry, rocky landscape is now extremely fragile and will take a long time to recover – the fire burnt extremely hot so in many cases regeneration will now occur (very slowly) from seed. Loss of vegetation, loose rocks, unstable soils and loss of access tracks means any foot traffic will have long term impacts on the recovery of the environment. Impacts now will also affect the sustainability of rock climbing sites well into the future.
Please respect the fragility of the environment and support the long term recovery of the Northern Grampians by remaining out of any closed areas. While Parks Victoria regrets the need to enforce closures, substantial fines will be imposed on those found in any closed, fire affected area.
Parks Victoria recognises the importance and popularity of the Northern Grampians to the rock climbing and bouldering communities and will be working closely with industry and community representatives throughout a staged reopening process. Environmental considerations will largely determine when sites are available to be reopened, and replacement of damaged infrastructure will occur as suitable funding is available.
As part of the recovery process, Parks Victoria will be identifying alternative options for climbing and bouldering, and will closely monitor impacts on these sites as their use and popularity increases. There will also be significant work done on the future experience of visitors in the Northern Grampians.
Parks Victoria is continuing to improve its understanding of the needs of climbers and boulderers and is intent on providing an experience that is well respected, regarded, promoted and understood throughout the Australian and International Climbing and bouldering communities.
Parks Victoria will be relying heavily on the climbing industry to work together to spread the messages about the fragility of the landscape and the long term sustainability of rock climbing in the Grampians. There may be opportunities for licenced tour operators, school and community based groups to become involved in the recovery process.
Due to closures in the Northern Grampians, the availability of rock climbing, camping, car touring and bushwalking experiences is limited. Sourcing information on available campgrounds and other accommodation options is recommended. Please visit www.parkweb.vic.gov.au for park maps and regular Grampians fire recovery updates.
For detailed information on available rockclimbing and bouldering sites in and near to the Grampians please refer to recognised guidebooks/websites. A general list of open and available areas includes the following:
Rockclimbing sites open in the Grampians:
- Wonderland Range
- Serra Range (Including Mt Rosea and Bundaleer)
- Mt William Range
- Victoria Point area
- Victoria Range (Including the Red Rock, Muline and the Gallery area. Please respect cultural heritage and recovering fire affected areas)
Limited Bouldering Sites available in and near the Grampians:
- Victoria Range (Including the Gallery area. Please respect cultural heritage and recovering fire affected areas)
- Serra Range (Including Mt Rosea and Bundaleer)
- Mt Arapiles
- Mt Talbot
- The Black Range
Please remember your climbing etiquette:
- Only climb and boulder in open accessible areas
- Stick to tracks
- Respect fragile environmental areas and cultural heritage
- Keep an eye out for Aboriginal Art sites – Report to Parks Victoria if you come across anything new.
- Be mindful of cleaning
- No chipping or bolting
- Avoid excessive chalk
- Take your rubbish home with you
Parks Victoria - Grampians National Park
Walk to 'The Citadel' and then sidle around for a couple of minutes. I.e. follow the walking track almost until the summit of Mt. Stapylton. The track climbs a gully just before swinging left(south) along a rock shelf to the final scramble. Low down in this gully, veer right off the track and follow, as closely as possible, the cliff east and then north. The easiest route involves a bit of maze-work among blocks but the sword-grass gullies should be avoided like the plague. Scramble over a slabby terrace running below the east-facing cliff-line to the head of a sword-grass choked gully running down to the south-east. There is a nice crack here. It sounds hard but the climb is only five minutes from the track.© (willmonks)
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