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2011: Barely a week into his major league career, Twins second baseman Tsuyoshi Nishioka suffers a broken fibula in a collision with a sliding Nick Swisher of the Yankees, who is trying to break up a double play. The Yankees win the game, 4 – 3. A.J. Burnett is the winner, benefiting from a three-run rally in the 4th inning.
2010: New Yankee centerfielder Curtis Granderson quickly makes his presence felt with the Bronx Bombers. After homering in his first at-bat for the team on Opening Day on April 4th, he hits a game-winning long ball off Boston closer Jonathan Papelbon in the 10th inning of today's game, which started as a pitching duel between Andy Pettitte and John Lackey, giving the Yankees a 3 – 1 victory. Chan Ho Park redeems his poor Opening Day performance with three innings of one-hit ball in relief to earn his first win in pinstripes, while Mariano Rivera picks up his second save in as many days.
2008: Mike Mussina makes his second start of the year, and allows just two hits in six innings of a 6-1 victory over the Tampa (no longer Devil) Rays. Bobby Abreu leads the offense, with a two-run bomb in the 1st along with a triple, a single, a walk, three runs scored, and two RBI. Nursing a sore hand after being hit by a pitch a few days earlier, Derek Jeter leaves the game in the 3rd, with first baseman Wilson Betemit moving over to short and leaving his position to Morgan Ensberg. New Jersey Devils players Zach Parise and Travis Zajac advance the home games-left counter down from 75 to 74 in the fifth inning.
2002: Alfonso Soriano, Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada all double in a three-run first inning in a 7-2 win over the Devil Rays. Both Jeter and Soriano add two singles apiece, and the Captain collects 3 RBI, varrying Roger Clemens to the win. The Bombers jump on future Yankee Tanyon Sturtze for an early barrage. The only earned Devil Rays run is driven in by catcher John Flaherty, who signed with TB over the winter after a two-year stint as Posada's backup in New York. This is also the day that the Yankee players are presented with their 2001 American League Championship rings.
1977: Before a crowd of 43'785 in the season opener at the Stadium' Reggie Jackson makes his first start as a Yankee.
Catfish Hunter holds the Brewers to five hits' three by Von Joshua' as the Yankees win 3-0.
Von's last hit strikes Catfish in the instep and the hurler leaves after 7 innings of work. Sparky Lyle pitches the last two innings. Jim Wynn has two hits for New York' including a homer in his first Yankee at-bat. Reggie Jackson' in his first start as a Yankee' also has two hits and two runs' one on a suicide squeeze by Willie Randolph. With the recent addition of Bucky Dent to the lineup' the Yankees start an all-star at every position (Catfish Hunter' Thurman Munson' Chris Chambliss' Willie Randolph' Dent' Graig Nettles' Roy White' Mickey Rivers' Reggie Jackson and Jimmy Wynn). They will duplicate this on Opening Day 2005.
1970: At the Stadium' Mel Stottlemyre makes his 4th straight Opening Day start' joining Lefty Gomez and Jack Chesbro as the only Yankee pitchers to take a first day bow that many times. The Red Sox counter with newly acquired Gary Peters' who allowed no earned runs in 32 spring training innings. Boston jump out to a 4-0 lead by the fifth inning' but the Yanks score 3 in the 6th to chase Peters. That's all the scoring, though, as Boston win' 4-3.
(Editor's note: In the 'How times have changed' department, the game took 2:19 to play, with 21,379 in attendance… Can you imagine a game against the Red Sox taking less than 3 hours to play, or the Stadium less than half full on opening day?…)
1969: The Yankees begin their year on the road, as the guests of the Washington Senators for the RFK Stadium home opener, as well as Ted Williams' managerial debut. The visitors spoil the party, handing the Nats and starter Camilo Pascual an 8-4 loss. Jerry Kenney and Bobby Murcer hit back-to-back homers off Pascual in the 3rd, and Mel Stottlemyre goes the distance for the Yanks.
1874: John Ganzel, who hit the first home run in the history of the Yankee franchise (as a first baseman for the Highlanders on the 16th of May, 1903) is born.


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The menu was not really gluten free. A burger without a bun is NOT gluten free. Food was average. I had to get nachos.
The gf menu mostly consisted of burgers/sandwiches without the bun. Food was pretty average.
Loved the waitstaff! So knowledgable and so friendly. Food was wonderful. Definitely coming back here!
My family went here for dinner. Server was knowledgeable and friendly. I got the Sloppy Dave Nachos, they were excellent!! Family loved their non-GF food as well! Only disappointing thing is they don't have any hard ciders. They have 2 GF beers though.
Excellent food, the GF menu is one of the best I've ever seen. Kudos to them for getting it right.
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lam gluten free they had a good..gluten free menu,plus my husband got what he wanted without having to eat what i had,the place was great!!!
2972 Coolidge Hwy, Berkley, MI 48072
They have gluten free burgers and fries. If you ask for it they have a gluten free beer list which usually contains 2-3 gf beers depending on the season.
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13961 Hall Rd, Shelby Township, MI 48315
The staff is so accommodating and made sure there was no cross contamination and the food was amazing. There are no buns on the burgers but in my opinion it didn't take anything away from it.
859 W Eisenhower Pkwy, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Delicious, and didn't get sick. Had specialty burger served in a white bowl (nice presentation) with fries! No gf bun here, but the gf selections are great and the staff and kitchen super knowledgeable and friendly. Chocolate shake is really great! Will definitely return.
1351 E Grand River Ave, East Lansing, MI 48823
They need to update their website. Waiter told us fries don't come with sandwiches even tho it states it on their website. They do have a decent gf menu.
3200 W South Airport Rd, Traverse City, MI 49684
Gluten free menu available, and server provided additional allergen information upon request. Graciously.
2106 William Street #300, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
This restaurant in Cape Girardeau is closed.
food was decent. no gf menu...manager didn't even know anything about it. not even gf beer even though it is on the drink menu.
2886 East Dupont Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Great food. Burgers are bun less but still delicious. They have both regular and sweet potato fries that are gluten free. They don't share fryers with other fried food either. They do offer Redbridge but unfortunately no cider. Much better than Red Robin
No GF menu available even though they advertise one. The burger was nothing special., reminded me of fast food. My salad came out after my burger and fries. The salad did taste good as did the fries. The service was below average. I would not come back.
3520 Hill Haven Road, Terre Haute, IN 47802
I am always disturbed by GF menus that are nothing but "without". Eating gluten free here is eating burgers without the bun, salad without ingredients, and sandwiches without bread. So we turned around and left. Why pay so much for a without when all the yelp reviews insist the bun made the item? Nope.
1224 Randolph Street, Detroit, MI 48226
Known as a Burger Tavern, Bagger Dave's provides gluten free options of their burgers but in a bun-less version. There are a few other options like chili, salad, and nachos. However, my wife enjoys their french fries the most that are gf. She just verifies that the have a dedicated frier. Bagger Dave's is a good place to stop and know what you are getting. They also serve local brews which is a bonus especially if there is a cider on tap!
13961 Hall Rd, Shelby Township, MI 48315
Excellent food. The sweet potato chips and buttermilk ranch dipping sauce are the best!
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Love the burger without the bun.
3520 Hill Haven Road, Terre Haute, IN 47802
Gluten free menu that has great food.
2106 William Street #300, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
Great food. Large portions and a lot of options.
859 W Eisenhower Pkwy, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
They have a separate gluten-free menu! They don't have gf buns, but I didn't need one. They also have gluten free beer. The fries are on the gf menu so I assume that they fry them separately. Excellent option!
1351 E Grand River Ave, East Lansing, MI 48823
Very good food! Was thoroughly impressed with their extensive menu. Great turkey burger and fries! Loved that I could have fries! Don't go there if you're in a hurry though, took awhile to get our food and it wasn't even busy. We weren't in a hurry so it wasn't a big deal to us.
4553 Canal Ave SW, Grandville, MI 49418
I was very impressed with their gluten-free menu and the knowledge of the waitstaff. Everything on the menu is gluten-free except the buns. I will definitely be going back!
A bit on the expensive side but a nice treat to have a good burger and fries without any worries. I did bring my own GF bun as they do not offer that option.
1351 E Grand River Ave, East Lansing, MI 48823
Best gluten free menu I've seen, next to PF Changs. It's 2 pages with everything from appetizers to desserts. The food is delicious. Seems like everything is fresh and made from real food ingredients.
2972 Coolidge Hwy, Berkley, MI 48072
Food was ok. Waitress was a kook.
2972 Coolidge Hwy, Berkley, MI 48072
Might have been an off night but super long wait and burger was over cooked. I was also disappointed that they don't offer a gluten free bun. The Michigan made soda and the fries are off the hook!
13961 Hall Rd, Shelby Township, MI 48315
Gluten free menu was a big help, and the staff was very understanding of my other allergies too.
2106 William Street #300, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
Love this place! I've eaten there plenty and I've never gotten sick
2972 Coolidge Hwy, Berkley, MI 48072
They are gluten-aware and friendly, but have no GF bun. Thus, all GF options are a bit too meaty and fatty (and I'm a bit of a carnivore). I'd suggest bringing your own. I'm rather sensitive, and have never gotten sick here. I've eaten here 3-4 times.
13961 Hall Rd, Shelby Township, MI 48315
Awesome GF food!!
Easy to be gluten free at Bagger Dave's! The burger was delicious. The waitress was kind and helpful. I prefer "local" restaurants over a chain any day. They also offer two gluten free beers!
4553 Canal Ave SW, Grandville, MI 49418
Food was good and easy to order! They even had gluten free beer options. Was very pleased!
1351 E Grand River Ave, East Lansing, MI 48823
Had the turkey and black bean chili with fries and it was great. Everything is gf except the buns. Great service and yummy.
4553 Canal Ave SW, Grandville, MI 49418
The fries and turkey chili both rock my world. Both are GF and absolutely delicious. I eat until I am stuffed. The burgers are as okay as they can be without the bun.
13961 Hall Rd, Shelby Township, MI 48315
Tasty food, very fresh. Educated GF staff.
Very expensive...not much food for the price. Good atmosphere. I like the old pics of Novi on the walls. That's the only reason I gave 3 stars.
2106 William Street #300, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
Great job and the fries were great and I did not get sick at all
Most of the menu can be done gluten free. We brought our own hamburger buns and we were good to go. All of us chose to " Create Your Own Burger", and we also tried the fries and sweet potato chips, which came with dipping sauces like Caramel and Honey Cinnamon. Awesome food, and only marginally more expensive than fast food. Highly recommend this place!
2972 Coolidge Hwy, Berkley, MI 48072
Good food. Nice atmosphere. Family friendly.
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Genre: Horror AdventureRelease Date: March 2006Platform: PCNote: Originally published 29 March 2006; this is a review of the Standard EditionI only just recently pulled the blanket from over my head. This was a difficult feat, mind you, considering I was trying to cover my eyes and ears at the same time. Never mind the fact I was trying to reach the lamp switch with my foot . . . and the "Escape" key was nowhere to be found.What sort of sick, twisted minds would conceive of such a frighteningly delightful game in such a deceptively simple interface? Who would give a face to terrors that only linger in the deepest recesses of your late night, cold pizza-induced nightmares?Who would have the gall to keep me awake when I should be doing other things . . . like SLEEPING?!Thank you Nucleosys...and here I thought I had cured my insomnia.Now kids, it is time to assemble what you will need to play ScratchesOf course, gather together your dark corner, super large headphones, and your trusty notebook and ballpoint pen. Here are a couple things I would suggest to ease your journey through Blackwood Manor:Your happy little Teddy Bear friend, complete with a warm supportive smile and easy-to-throw-when-you're-scared action. (Redskins shirt is optional.)
Not that you will really need it, but may I suggest the Grande, no whip, soy, Cinnamon Dolche latte. It's warm and fuzzy and reminds me of puppies.
Portable Mario crack to make the scary monsters go away before attempting to sleep.
Now, go don the garb of mystery author Michael Arthate and prepare for one heck of a creep-fest.All kidding aside, I really did wuss out a few times.So yes, there were many nights when, after playing Scratches for a scant 45 minutes, I would have to stop and hide under my covers. I'm a wuss, and I can admit it.It takes quite a scare to get me nowadays. I'm a hardcore adventure gamer, watcher of all things scary, and walking encyclopedia of The X-Files. I approached last winter's preview of Scratches with the same attitude I do with most of these "scary" games. Sure, it will have creepy atmosphere, with suitably creepy music and story to accompany the claims in the press release. It might get a few, cheap jumps out of me, but in the end, I'll be like, damn, that place was really depressing and I'm just really confused as to how that was supposed to be scary.Still Life, Sanitarium, Phantasmagoria, Ripper...these games had their scary moments but in the end, became cheap gore fests. (I can hear Phantasmagoria fan boys all over the world cursing me.) Shivers, Morpheus, Blackstone Chronicles were all pretty scary, but ended like most Stephen King novels...quick and confusing.In many ways, I feel that Scratches has become a spiritual successor to the terrifyingly brilliant Amber: Journeys Beyond. And here's why:K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid)Nucleosys has hit the nail on the head with their design of Scratches and gone back to what made Adventures so brilliant to begin with. We are placed in moody, pre-rendered environments of the rural English countryside. Animations are at a minimum, sounds are sparse, and the whole thing reeks of atmosphere. This game is not bogged down in gimmicks and new, "earth shattering" technology that will make everyone look at adventures differently. The interface is clean, point-and-click node-based movement with an easy-to-use inventory and menu. Plain and simple, just the way I like it. This helped with my immersion into the world of Scratches.Scratches pits you against an ancient curse that has taken hold over the lives of the previous tenants of Blackwood manor. You, as Michael Arthate, unknowing of this curse, purchase the home in an effort to create the right setting to finish your sophomore literary triumph. However, strange journals call you away from your work, leading you to bizarre photographs scattered throughout the house, creating a paper trail that unravels a tale more fascinating than the one you are trying to weave. The game calls upon you to face many commonly shared fears, and these were what kept me awake most nights, flipping the channels and hoping my DS would hold out for one more round of Mario. I won't spoil these challenges, but if you've already had a go at Scratches, then you share my dread.Perfect setting . . . for murder . . . BWAHAHAHAHAHANucleosys does a beautiful job on the visuals for Scratches. As I described in the preview I did in December, each node is shaded like a watercolor painting. I felt as if I were playing inside a work of art. The addition of many famous art pieces to the walls of Blackwood Manor is a nice touch, and buying the game is much cheaper than going to most art museums. The rooms are shadowy and reclusive, as if each holds a secret that just begs you to take a closer look, whether or not you may be covering your eyes.Sound designer Cellar of Rats has created an excellent soundscape, from the heart-pounding strings when I enter the basement of the manor to the sparse native drums in the art gallery to the actual scratches themselves. You know, the ones you hear in the middle of the night when all should be quiet? I swear my roommate started scratching the wall the other night just to wake me.I found two drawbacks to Scratches, and they're picky ones, so forgive me. The first is in the choice of mouse icons. There isn't really a definite "use item here, dummy" icon, and this became confusing because you can look at and get a comment on almost everything in the house. There were times when I would walk around trying to use an item with everything I could click on just to figure out the purpose of having it in my inventory. The item will light up when you pass it across the item being looked at, but there is no separate action icon.
The second gripe is the limit of 10 savegame slots. Why only ten? Why not 40? Because of the scary nature of the game, I played it in small doses (considering I only had time at night). This became a problem if I wanted to save after every small session and I ended up having to save over some of my earlier games.I challenge you . . .Okay readers, what is there not to love here? Scratches should be on the shelf of any gamer out there. I challenge all of you to pick up a copy of this game when your next paycheck comes through and show some love to Nucleosys. They have really pulled out all the stops with their first effort and created one classic piece of Adventure gaming.Just don't get too used to that luxury called sleep.Congratulations, Nucleosys.
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The food you eat can get contaminated in a number of ways: from livestock near fields, through the water source, or by farm workers. But it's getting safer. The Food Safety Modernization Act was signed into law in 2011. It's taken until just a couple days ago for the FDA to release the regulations for farmers and manufacturers. Our Katie Gibas tells us what these rules will mean for both farmers and consumers.
UNITED STATES -- In recent years, there have been several major food recalls, including spinach, cantaloupe, and ground turkey. Every year, one in six Americans will get sick from food-borne illnesses and 3,000 will die.
"We've seen these really nasty strains of salmonella and ecoli, and they're harder and harder to treat," said Keri White, a St. Joe's Registered Dietician.
That's why the FDA has adopted the most sweeping reform of U.S. food safety laws in more than 70 years.
"Occasionally something might slip through, but if we have this system in place now there shouldn't be any food contamination," said Dr. Donna Bacchi, the Upstate Public Health & Preventive Medicine Department Chair.
Companies that manufacture, process, pack or hold food will have to submit written plans that identify hazards, the steps that will be put in place to minimize those hazards, and how results will be monitored.
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Steve Ammerman, the NY Farm Bureau Public Affairs Manager, says New York farmers already have many of these policies in place to reduce contamination. And while the law specifies what must be done, how to implement the regulations is up to individuals.
"What's good about this act is that it also provides some flexibility because what may work for vegetable growers may not be the best for fruit growers or what may be best in New York might not be best in Arizona," said Steve Ammerman, the NY Farm Bureau Public Affairs Manager.
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In September thousands of people converged on the White House in the largest act of civil disobedience in the history of the U.S. climate movement. The protesters sat-in peacefully and over 1,200 were arrested in protest of the Keystone XL project. Now the movement has gained fierce support from landowners of Nebraska. More than 2,000 people showed up at the Nebraska State Department hearing to say they don't want crude oil running through the delicate Sandhills or the Ogallala aquifer—which supplies water to most of the Midwest.
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That was why I referenced the pally mount. It is handed out now. Still doesn't bother me. I want what I want. There are things I like and would like to have but they are not worth the effort to me. For instance, the winterspring mount. Even nerfed, not worth the effort even though I like it. Ashes of Alar, I run every once in a while when someone else wants to go but not worth devoting myself to every week. The swift Zulian Tiger, I want to ride BattleCat but did not see it as worth the random effort to farm it before Cata.
In reality, I think that there are really two things we are talking about here; rare pets/mounts or rare gear. I can't see any of those having real prestige now since the only thing you are "winning" is RNG. That's likely all you were winning before as well, with the only exception being that you had to be able to clear the content to even get the chance. Not to mention, without the knowledge that xmog would come, you may have had that gear before and this is just a chance to reclaim what you deleted maybe years ago.
I guess for me, you can't really compare anything in wow to a marathon, etc. Most obtainables in wow are a reflection of time spent and luck rather than a demonstration of skill.
I kind of look at it like lfr. I know people who got 4 piece in anywhere from 1-3 weeks. My main is the swing tank. I tank on 2 tank fights and dps on 1 tank fights. I need dps gear but rarely get it during progression. I used lfr to try to gear that spec for progression. To this day, I have never won a helm. After running lfr EVERY week, I have determined that the pay off is not worth the effort anymore. I have been able to complete lfr every week since it released and normal for months now. Getting that helm is clearly not a reflection of skill and niether are most of these things being discussed as possible BMAH items. I just can't see a NEED to restrict the distribution of these items.
Also, why do we want things others can't have? Just so that others can be...envious, if you like that word better? If everyone in SW was on Ashes, I really wouldn't care. Any mounts I want, I want because I think they look good, not because of their rarity. Don't get me wrong, from stamp collectors to wine to art to whatever, there are a lot of people who like having exclusive items. I get that to a degree. I just can't get it to apply the same way to pixels in a game in my mind.
The only way I can see even trying to make anything exclusive is to tie it to it's original difficulty. Like the suggestion before, making an item level restriction for the achievement is maybe the best you can do. However, with changes in talent trees, especially the changes in when certain talents are available to a class, you can never truly preserve the design intent for difficulty. If you can't do that, then your Olympics medal becomes a Special Olympics medal no matter what you do after the fact.
I brought up this topic you speak of Lore once a while back, and was called an Eliteist. This was when gear began being given out to everyone for next to no effort.
When they began removing class quests and giving Warlock and Paladin mounts to everyone without earning it. Was called an eliteist.
When druids were given their epic flight without the quest chain done. Same thing.
Slowly Blizzard began pushing me away from their game by giving everything to everyone for nothing.
Achievements kept me in Warcraft for a while until they began making them easier and then finally the nail in the coffin for me was when they out-right removed achievements I had spent a long time doing such as Key-Master.
So once they began removing stuff I had done, that was it for me. No point me doing anything in the game as Blizzard will just take it away. As I said, that was the final nail in the coffin for me.
Now I just log in to code add-ons as there literally isn't nothing much that interests me in Warcraft these days.
EDIT: Back on topic
I agree there should be something to make you feel better than another for doing something another had not done. I believe green gear should be given for quests, blue gear for dungeons, purple for raids. Legendary gear (not so much stats, but colour and gear model) should be given to heroic raiders. Something to make people drool and want to go and do that content. And as for PvP gear, I don't see why they can't add another colour and have red as the PvP gear identifier.
I think class quests should return for mounts... and if you do them, your mount is a unique model and colour compared to the version that you can buy.
I know this is CasualCraft now and things need to be available to all who just want to log in, scratch their butt and buy something or raid for 5 minutes and get a sword. But their should be a difference in the rewards for those vs the ones who go after the harder quests and raids.
If that makes me eliteist for thinking it, so be it I guess.
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It could be argued that it takes just as much, or even more effort to reach gold cap.
Is that achievement any less prestigious?
I feel somewhat similar to the way you do, I just want people to really think about what they consider prestigious, and why.
Preface: I don't mean to attribute this attitude to you, just stating a common attitude I've seen in these types of threads!Something to make people drool
This is the main contention I would have. I dislike the idea that "I should have this to make people want it, but if they get it too, then Blizz is just giving it way". What is really being said usually, is that you want it and you want it exclusively. When most of these items are pure luck, there is no way to measure who "should" have it and who shouldn't. Sorry, but the Alysrazor mount and Stonecore mount I saw go to a d-bag we were carrying through the content because he won the rolls the only times we saw the drop. That is true for most of these types of items. I also know someone with the Rivendare mount who got it first time. No effort there.
If you tie these items to the character leve, item level etc to ensure these reflect skill, I am better with this approach. However, I don't think you can truly maintain the difficulty intent over time.
Just my opinion on this...there is a difference. The item level differences, the skins differences and the stats differences so you can do you job better are all the tangible reward needed. You still know what you accomplished and I see no need to flaunt that. Blizz is doing enough to encourage new raiders without gear appearance (and the frequent egos that go with it) being the driving factor.But their should be a difference in the rewards for those vs the ones who go after the harder quests and raids.
To the above, I understand what you're saying and just saying what has made me left the game. I understand why the game has gone the way it has and even if they did let's say lose all the hardcore players, the majority is what they are focused on and will survive on. So I do get their direction over pass few years... but it isn't one for me personally.
Rare items are rare, regardless of if the person who won it didn't have to run the instance the mathematical maximum to reach 99% drop chance, it's still one of a very few on the server, otherwise it wouldn't be a 1% drop chance. There's prestige in rarity as well as hard work - I'm sure people will debate it's value, but it's there.
I've farmed Phospherus stone drakes that had me sat around in the dead of night for days on end with dubious amounts of sleep, I've had ICC meta-drakes farmed with blood, sweat and tears, Rivendares deathcharger that dropped after a buff from 0.02% to 1% drop rate after months of farming, realm first time-lost protodrakes that I stumbled upon while still wearing TBC gear after a brief period of farming, a swift horde wolf and both ZG mount that were all claimed right before they were made no longer obtainable and a ravenlord mount that dropped the first time my DK set foot in Sethekk Halls, despite farming it hundreds of times on other characters. They've all got prestige associated with them, varying depending on who you ask, despite having wildly different degrees of difficulty to earn.
I really can't think of ANY prestigious mounts that you simply buy though. The vendor mammoth usually got comments relating to it being a waste of gold, even when wotlk was still in full swing. I can't help but feel the same will be true of anything found on the BMAH, frequency and prices v gold inflation will play a big part in it, but I doubt there will be (m)any people who would pick the bought version as being as / more prestigious as the drop.
Prestige is buyable. Vial of the Sands (drake that turns you into a flying mount) costs about 30k gold in vendor mats alone if i recall. And that's not to mention the other mats that need to be farmed or bought for it. So if you see one on the AH for less than 35k gold, somebody is cutting a very slim profit margin. Now,this mount is nowhere near as rare as raid drop mounts, but still only a handful of people are willing to pay for one. Making it a somewhat prestigious item.
But, yes, BMAH is a very random thing for blizzard to come out with, but if they do it correctly it shouldn't have that great of an impact on the economy or the rarity of those 1% drop rate raid mounts. But who knows, this is blizzard we're talking about, their track record for doing basic calculations when it comes to drop-rates isn't that good............
"You get a *legendary*, and you get a *legendary*, and you get a *legendary*....." ~ Blizzard playing Oprah in 4.2
I understand where you are coming from and, at the core, you have a valid opinion and can somewhat agree about the class mounts, but the few sentences are why people toss elitist in a derogatory fashion. If you had simply ended your statements in a civil manner, I doubt you'd get much hate, but when you toss out CasualCraft and demean current content, you just seem like an angry old man on his porch call all the young people pansies because back in my day... Civility and a lack of condescension would probably help a lot.
I didn't mean 'CasualCraft' to be demeaning. There needed to be more casual elements added to the game (which have been) as that is the majority. Glad you understood what I meant though.
I myself towards the end of my seven years was becoming a little more casual with the game, but I would go out and farm those solo achievements which were harder to get, then all of a sudden, removed from game just because they were no longer obtainable. That kind of thing I felt was a slap in the face to those players who did achieve and obtain them whilst they were available (not speaking of mounts).
Anyhoo, meant no disrespect to the casual player by the term.
Legendaries I think you're spot on though, Dragonwrath is what turned me over to Lores way of thinking. If they're going to be designed like that they aren't rewarding - I loathed working on mine, I loathed it when I finished it.
The prestige for the vial of the sands was pretty minimal to begin with, but now its less because of the exact problem the BMAH is going to have. On my realm/faction its going for less than the vendor mats pretty consistently and if you take the time to tradechat it you can get one for about 20k. Nobody actually buys the sands of time to make it (which is normally 21.6k worth of cost with the guild perk discount). Those get bought from the goldsellers who have duplicated them and are selling them for as little as 400 gold apiece. This also ruins the 'gold sink' aspect of these types of items as the gold is never removed from the economy since it just goes to the goldseller instead of to the vendor.
The very valid complaint anyone can make about the BMAH is that 'you can just go buy the gold from a goldseller' is going to persist until/unless Blizzard actually tries to stop it. The economy is already being completely warped by this (queen's garnets at 1/2 the price of lava corals) but that really only directly affects the people who play the AH. Its going to be far worse if there is substantial reason for people to use the BMAH and the goldsellers are really motivated to take over.
To be fair, duping is a straight up hack/exploit that is very illegal and results in a far higher increase in items availible than the BMAH does.
Honestly, this is probably to combat that some,
"well... I could go spend RL money to pay a gold farmer for this mount that he illegally duped and I could get my account banned for... or... I could just camp the BMAH and try to get it a legitimate way"
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I don't see how BMAH could be relevant for the current goldsink 'prestige mounts'. It could be made relevant for the TCG mounts but from what I can tell those aren't being duplicated now anyway (and I can't figure out why this is, but maybe Blizzard does a better job of tracking those than the other targets of duplication?). For the chopper/vial though they aren't going to be made unavailable (or in the case of the TCG mounts effectively unavailable since nobody wants to buy the TCG packs) so the really important property of the BMAH (market-driven pricing) would never apply to an item whose price is largely fixed. The majority of the price of the goldsink mounts is for now and really for any forseeable future going to be based largely on the cost of the vendor mats so there would never be an interesting market for the chopper/vial on the BMAH. The BMAH provides an interesting differentiation for things like ashes (do I play the market to get the gold to compete against people for it or do I go farm Ashes for a year and hope I get some luck). For goldsink mounts they are always going to be available within some range of price and any BMAH versions would be constrained within that same range.
For a real tinfoil hat theory for Legendary think about this part of the BMAH too - imagine they make the rate at which the rare items released constant among the servers. If I'm sitting on Ilidan-Horde with 75k other level 85 toons who are almost certainly more hardcore than the average WoW player what is the cost of a rare mount going to be? What is it going to be on bumpkin_server_01 with 7k toons that are probably less likely to be as hardcore? If I see some stupid rare mount go up on Ilidan and get snagged at goldcap immediately how strong is my motivation to go buy it for 20k on the bumpkin server where the level of competition is dramatically lower by quite literally orders of magnitude? Just by putting a seemingly innocuous feature (constant spawn rate of rare items) Blizzard can use the AH to motivate people to give them $50 of transfer fees.
Have they said the BMAH is going to be server specific? I see no reason why it should be.
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I know you didn't but using words like CasualCraft are going to bring in that tone. I did the achievements you mentioned as well and was somewhat disappointed when not all of them became FoS like the unarmed skill did. Keymaster was super easy when you had played the game forever though, so I can't count that as being an accomplishment; hey look, all the keys I got from playing the game got me 10 points, that's nice.
The BMAH would have to be server specific to function. I can already see issues with how much is going to be bid on things and if you had all servers competing for one item every two days, they'd gold cap at all times.
A) you don't need a big server to gold cap, though the AH margins are often bigger.B) I might agree as long as there's no "buy now" option and it's just pure bid until auction expires. Otherwise you'd have to have prices adjusted for the economies of all the servers.
Though now that I think about it... there's a gold cap of how much you can transfer isn't there?
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Brand: Favero
Origin: Italy
Favero's precious jewels are an embodiment of both art and nature. Born in Italy, thirty years ago, the House of Favero, believes that fine jewelry is born out of passion, gives light to its wearer, and that each piece has a unique and precious history. By transforming precious metal into unique timeless creations, Favero, blends the timelessly elegant with the thoroughly modern. Its collection of heirloom-quality pieces dazzles with its array of classic diamonds and colorful precious gemstones and includes teardrop aquamarine cocktail rings, green tourmaline studs, ruby station bracelets and oval citrine pendant necklaces.