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Well, its something on their radar at least but as has been mentioned before, it 'works' well enough, its just the mindless spam that is really a pain in the arse. And the cramps in the hand/wrist.
Well, its something on their radar at least but as has been mentioned before, it 'works' well enough, its just the mindless spam that is really a pain in the arse. And the cramps in the hand/wrist.
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hey seems like they listened to the Heroic Strike topic.
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Have they ever thought about making abilities like HS or Dev do more dmg when your rage is BELOW a certain number? That would be kinda cool in a low rage situation, or like GC said, when your running heroics with better than average gear. So far, tanks (with the exception of DKs) are the only specs that can actually do worse the better our gear gets. Right now isnt so bad, but thinking back in BC when a tank was in Hyjal/BT gear, heroics were a little harder since there wasnt any rage gain.
I'd still prefer them to leave it the way it is so we can have that edge over most Prot Warriors by just binding it to the mousewheel.
I'm also worried Blizz will do something stupid...
How cute,another topic a-la "we're "thinking" of doing something but we're not sure what it is yet,but we're gonna do it....or not"
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As if they couldn't simply make heroic strike a passive ability that lets you do more threat for auto attacks when your rage is lets say over 40 or 50 perhaps,easiest way around this damn topic.
And then what happens to your threat in low rage situations when you cant choose whether to heroic strike or not for that extra edge? And what happens to DPS warriors? They dont hit heroic strike for the threat, they hit it for a rage dump and additional damage.. that would just be another nerf to them... so alas, that is not the "easiest way around this damn topic"
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In my opinion on next attack attacks are fine, Heroic Strike are fine. It's rage that's the problem really.
Even longer term we need to think about whether we're even happy with this model of tank takes damage and converts it into threat or not.
That is what they need to do, no band aids to "fix" Heroic Strike please.
tbh remove heroic strike and make it that -> in defensive stance your melee attacks count as heroic strikes and make heroic strike only usable in Battle or zerk stance would help alot and remove 1 less warrior spam button
I think the toggle is something Cider suggested a while ago. I have a G15 keyboard, and one of the macro keys is basically that: a toggle button. I push it, then every 100ms (I'm optimistic :P) it simulates a HS keystroke. I push the key again and it toggles off. This way I also have a single use HS, which is what I use most of the time.
If implemented correctly it'd be a really good solution, but the regular HS we have at the moment should probably stay, alongside it.
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I dont see how a toggle system would help, the point isn't so much that Heroic Strike is a pain in the ass to spam, but more that its just too situational of a threat mechanic that we rely on too much.
And toggling is just lame...I mean image if we could of just toggled Old School Shield Block?
I don't mind them changing it...my 5 key is gonna asplode soon. As long as we don't lose TPS because of it.
They tossed the old Shield Block because having to press the same button every 5 seconds was not fun. Of course, now we have to press the same button every 1.6 seconds, which is hardly any better.And toggling is just lame...I mean image if we could of just toggled Old School Shield Block?
Time's method seems to be the way to go, but unfortunately, I think using a keyboard macro like that is a ToS violation (though I've not read them myself in quite a while).
I don't want to see the "on swing" abilities go away. I really think this adds alot of the flavor that the warrior tank has over other classes. For the same reason, I don't care for automating the process with a toggle, or putting any kind of cooldown on it.
I don't see our rage going down. If we aren't getting full bars from massive hits, we're going to get similar amounts of rage from other sources, all in all.
I really think the easiest overall solution is changing the Heroic Strike mechanic so that it works as well or better with a slow weapon.
I used Broken Promise for awhile, and using HS roughly every other GCD was markedly more comfortable than squeezing it between every GCD. It didn't remove change the general feel of playing the warrior, but it did was noticable.
Heroic Strike as a singular ability is the last tie tanking has to fast weapons. If it where compatible with slower ones, we could transition to them pretty easily.
A long-term change would be to make even more of tanking warrior threat come from damage done and really scale back the threat from damage taken.
For mine this would be a better long term answer, with the addition of 3 more classes all equally capable MTs this would allow us to be equally viable OTs. No more rage starvation from avoidance streaks, and allow us to scale up with our gear rather than down grading for heroics and the likes. Im not sure why it would be too big for 3.1, i wouldve thought they'd have enough data on these type mechanics from Druids. Fingers crossed it isnt too far away
a) the ability to tab target and spread the love faster
b) smoother rage intake, less crippling miss streaks
c) better affinity with crit-proccing builds like deep wounds
d) better affinity with on-hit enchant procs like the new Blade Ward
Now granted, all those could change too. But we'll have to see.
If Heroic Strike went from (Weapon Damage)+X to 2-3x(Weapon Damage), that'd start skewing us pretty quick toward slower weapons.
We'd damn sure want to use it every swing, still, but the rage cost could come up accordingly, and when you did use it, you'd sure feel the benefit in a hurry.


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December 22, 2014, Monday
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June 4, 2014, Wednesday
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October 4, 2013, Friday
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December 18, 2012, Tuesday
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December 14, 2012, Friday
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December 6, 2012, Thursday
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November 23, 2012, Friday
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June 18, 2012, Monday
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June 2, 2012, Saturday
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'If they oppose my plan, their claims of securing the border are nothing but lip service designed to manipulate the American people into supporting this flawed bill.'
WASHINGTON -- U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) issued the following statement after Senate Democrats rejected his amendment that offers a chance for real results on border security before seeing it:
"It took less than 12 hours for Senate Democrats to reject a real border security plan. The American people don't believe that the so-called Gang of Eight's bill will ever deliver real results when it comes to border security and enforcement.
"The choice for Senate Democrats when I offer my amendment is very simple: if they are sincere about securing the border, here is their chance. If they oppose my plan, their claims of securing the border are nothing but lip service designed to manipulate the American people into supporting this flawed bill."
Cornyn serves on the Finance and Judiciary Committees. He serves as the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee's Immigration, Refugees and Border Security subcommittee. He served previously as Texas Attorney General, Texas Supreme Court Justice, and Bexar County District Judge.
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This knob features non-functioning knobs for both sides of the door. Dummy function is surface mounted and not functional except as a pull. This is perfect for the inactive leaf of a double door, or anywhere else a latch is not needed.
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Riverbend Lodge
Destination: Breckenridge
Area: 4 O'Clock/Snowflake
Type: Condo/Villa
Number of Floors: 3/1-2
Bedrooms: Studio-3
Baths: 1-3
Located directly next to the Snowflake Lift, Riverbend boasts luxury along with a prime ski in / ski out location. At the beginning of your ski day, ski to the base of the Snowflake Lift, which will take you to the easy green run, Twister. At the bottom of Twister is the base of Peak 8 and a myriad of chairlifts which will take you to other parts of the mountain. At the end of your day, follow the Four O'Clock Run back to the Snowflake Run and ski to your front door! In the summer, Riverbend is situated among acres of forested hiking and mountain biking trails. All guests also enjoy the added luxury of Wyndham Vacation Rentals' complimentary, on-call guest shuttle.
This guest shuttle provides door to door transportation to any location in Breckenridge, including historic Main Street and the new gondola at the base of Peak 7. Riverbend is also completely wireless! The Snowflake Lift is just moments away from your door and will whisk you away to the easy green run, Twister which leads to the base of Peak 8. Here, there are numerous chairlifts that will take you to other parts of the mountain including the challenging double black diamond Imperial Bowl at almost 13,000 feet. What a view! And take either the Colorado Super Chair or the Rocky Mountain Super Chair which will get you to the top and skiing in less than 10 minutes for the ultimate gain of daily vertical feet!
The Riverbend condominiums feature fine furnishings and detailing throughout. Each condo includes a spacious full kitchen with appliances, coffee / tea makers, cooking utensils and dinnerware. The luxurious living rooms have gas fireplaces, wireless internet and cable TV with DVD. Enjoy the forest views and fresh mountain air from your wooded deck. The clean and bright bathrooms have hair dryers and complimentary travel toiletries. Most units have washers and dryers with complimentary detergent. Daily housekeeping is provided upon request.
These lovely condominiums are tucked among the pines in a neighborhood of their own. Riverbend at Breckenridge offers spacious condos, each with a separate living room, family room, and blazing gas fireplaces. Extra amenities include a heated parking garage, common are outdoor hot tub and sauna, a fitness room complete with treadmill, elliptical machine and weight machine, and wireless internet. Riverbend guests also have access to the on-call guest shuttle. Just down the street, at the River Mountain Lodge, are a 24 hour front desk, bell service, concierge and a maintenance department for any other needs. ResortQuest also has a variety of meeting spaces and regularly hosts weddings, corporate groups and business retreats.
The Breckenridge Ski Resort boasts 5 huge peaks spanning 2,908 acres, runs for all abilities and interests. Every beginner and intermediate trail is groomed nightly so you can enjoy endless turns throughout your day. Or, ride North America's highest chairlift, the Imperial Express, up to the high alpine bowls for unforgettable views and steeps. If you're looking for terrain parks, Breckenridge has five...one for every skill level.
After a long day of skiing and riding on Breckenridge's 5 huge peaks, wander into town for dinner. Main Street is a healthy walk from Riverbend, or take the complimentary on call shuttle. There are 61 restaurants in the town of Breckenridge. The Wyndham Vacation Rentals shuttle can take you to Ridge Street for an excellent meal and wine at the historic South Ridge Seafood Grille. Or journey on foot to the Pizza Parlour, in another historic building, for fantastic homemade pizza. If you are looking for a sports bar, try Downstairs at Eric's for homemade food and a game arcade. There is also late night fun in Breckenridge. A short walk or the complimentary shuttle can take you to Main Street for dancing at Cecelia's, an Irish toast at Napper Tandy's Pub or a martini and some jazz at the Blue River Bistro.
An assortment of unique jewelry boutiques, casual-wear shops and souvenir stores line Main Street Breck. At the corner of Ski Hill and Main Street is Goods where you will find winter wear and shoes you won't find anywhere else. There are unique jewelry shops, like Breckenridge Jewelers on the south side. Step into Cabin Fever in the center of town on Main for souvenirs. And, of course, you must return with a t-shirt from one of the numerous shops, like Mountain Tees. Breckenridge also has a fabulous arts district, in the center of town, displaying art from many of the gifted locals as well as well-known artists from around the world.
If you time your trip right, you may arrive for one of Breckenridge's world class events. The International Snow Sculpting Championships are held each January and are located at the Riverwalk Center. Gaze as sculptors from around the globe carve giant masterpieces out of 20-ton blocks of snow. Also at the Riverwalk Center are plays, comedy shows and concerts including performances from the National Repertory Orchestra. Or come for Oktoberfest when Main Street is closed off for fun, dancing and beer! In June, the Breckenridge Festival of Film hosts filmmakers and celebrities from around the world. There is also the Great Rubber Duck Race, Breckenridge Wine Festival, Breckenridge Beer Festivals and the world famous Ullr Fest.
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The property has the following accessibility features. For additional information regarding any other accessibility features, please call (866)-312-5556
|This property has an accessible public entrance.
|There is an accessible route to the registration area.
|There is an accessible route to the accessible guestrooms.
|There is an accessible route to the meeting room/ballroom area.
|There is an accessible route to the exercise facilities.
|The registration desk is accessible.
|This property's guest room televisions have closed captioning or closed captioning decoders are provided.
|Closest Airport: DEN
|Nearest City: Denver
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Breckenridge, Colorado
Check-In Time: 4:00 PM
Check-Out Time: 10:00 AM
Open: This is a 24 hour office, year round.
1-970-453-4000 (check-in line)
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Friday, March 20, 2009
Friday Discussion: What Were You Playing in 1991?
Today's Friday Discussion is straightforward, and a chance for some reader to come clean about their age: what RPG were you playing in 1991? If, like me, you didn't start gaming until after that (1993 here), what year did you start, and what was your first game?
Let's start the weekend off with some gaming talk! Have a great one--whether or not you're partaking in Worldwide D&D Game Day, enjoy yourselves!
34 comments:
- rdonoghue said...
1991 would be DC Heroes and Rolemaster more than anything else, I think.
-Rob D.
- March 20, 2009 at 7:51 AM
- Rob Lang said...
Icar. I invented it in its original incarnation Nov 1990, so I'd been roleplaying for about 2 months when 1991 dawned. It's all I played until about 1994.
What about you, Zach? what were you playing in 1993? You've neglected to start the ball rolling. :)
- March 20, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- ChattyDM said...
This puts me square in my Gurps and Paranoia 2e years!
- March 20, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- Mad Brew said...
I think I had my grandmother order the Basic D&D (Rules Cyclopedia) [and when I saw the demihumans were clases, I said "WTF"] brand new that year, but I was also playing AD&D 2nd Ed.
- March 20, 2009 at 8:15 AM
- Stargazer said...
I've started playing around 1992. The first time I actually roleplayed was on the PhanCon '92 near Bonn, Germany. And the first RPG I ever played was TORG.
Shortly after that I've started playing Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying.
- March 20, 2009 at 8:47 AM
- Chgowiz said...
1991 - that would be 1st edition AD&D, Battletech/Mechwarrior and Shadowrun. I was really getting into the SSI gold games at the time as well, so I was starting to do a lot more CRPGs.
- March 20, 2009 at 8:49 AM
- Vampir said...
I've only started playing in 1999... with Vampire The Masquerade...
- March 20, 2009 at 8:53 AM
- ChattyDM said...
@Chgowiz: Oh man, Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bond I remember those fondly!
- March 20, 2009 at 8:59 AM
- Bonemaster said...
Wow - 1991. Let's see where was I? I know I was in the Navy. So that most of meant that we were doing some MegaTraveller and Some AD&D (1st). Might have also been doing some Rolemaster. Due to the operational tempo of the ship I was on, that time is a bit of a blur to me.
- March 20, 2009 at 8:59 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Me? In '93, my first game was Palladium Fantasy, followed closely by Rifts (spent some time making a character, only to have him crushed by a falling meteor within the first 5 minutes—ah, junior-high GMing). Then Rules Cyclopedia D&D got into the picture later that year.
- March 20, 2009 at 9:04 AM
- MJ Harnish said...
Sadly, I was playing nothing because it was during my RPG hiatus that lasted from 1990 through 1993. If I had been playing, it likely would have been AD&D
- March 20, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- clash bowley said...
In 1991 I was running my 15th straight year of my 20 year Jalan AD&D campaign, and going slowly nuts. I had given up attempting to get my playing group to try anything else - they were all perfectly happy playing in my D&D game - but my mind was starting to go dry on Fantasy.
I was desperately trying to freshen the game. I literally destroyed and remade the world in-game. I created a tesseract mega-dungeon. I had the players find gates to the other side of the world. I kept moving the tech level up and up. I had them dealing with the gods. It lasted five more years.
- March 20, 2009 at 9:38 AM
- James V said...
By 1993 it was all about RIFTS. It was the first game that really got my friends motivated to play with me and ended a pretty good stretch of not playing.
- March 20, 2009 at 9:43 AM
- Thasmodious said...
'91 was my heydey and I played quite a range - Runequest, 2e D&D, Paranoia, Top Secret SI, Shadowrun, Blood Bowl (lots of Blood Bowl), Toon, Call of Cthulhu, Mechwarrior, Star Wars...
- March 20, 2009 at 9:59 AM
- James Maliszewski said...
I was playing 2e, mixed with some MegaTraveller and Call of Cthulhu -- pretty much as it's always been :)
- March 20, 2009 at 10:10 AM
- tim said...
I wrapped up a Shadowrun game and was just starting up a Dark Conspiracy game in 1991.
- March 20, 2009 at 10:26 AM
- Jeff Rients said...
I was heavy in BECMI D&D and just started on the road to a half decade or so of HERO System fascination. Also played a very brief Doctor Who type game using rules drug in from Palladium. I was the Time Lord of the party. There were cybermen lurking in the steam tunnels.
- March 20, 2009 at 10:35 AM
- Welleran said...
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- March 20, 2009 at 10:49 AM
- Welleran said...
Until May of '91 it was year 11 of my Old Campaign (as opposed to the later "New" one) using a mish-mash of 1E/2E rules with some Holmes leftover bits.
After May, on active suty in the Navy and all gaming ceased for about 4-5 years!
- March 20, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Barking Alien said...
I started gaming back in '77. We played a lot of different games over the years, always eager to test out something new. We also always returned to our favorites. In 1991 at 22 I was running Star Trek (FASA), Star Wars (WEG D6)and playing Champions.
Still three of my favorites.
Once again I'm amazed and impressed by the number of people not playing (or at least exclusively playing) D&D.
Barking Alien
- March 20, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- mthomas768 said...
Hmmm. '91 would have been AD&D 2nd edition and Shadowrun. Might have been some classic Traveller thrown in there too.
I started playing in '78 or '79 with white box D&D, followed by a vast ream of homebrew additions.
- March 20, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- Amityville Mike said...
I would have been running a AD&D 2E game at home and playing in a 1E AD&D game and a Cthulhupunk homebrew game at college. '91 would have been the beginning of my slide into RPG hiatus but I'd pull a little more life out of the hobby with VtM 1st edition towards the end of '91/beginning of '92.
- March 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- Scott said...
I believe that would have been year 2 of my 1st ed. AD&D City of Greyhawk campaign...
- March 20, 2009 at 11:24 AM
- Gleichman said...
Effectively, same as I'm playing today.
Age of Heroes and HERO System (although a different edition of course).
- March 20, 2009 at 11:26 AM
- stu said...
- March 20, 2009 at 12:35 PM
- Dead Orcs said...
Wow...in 1991 I was playing precious little, as I was engaged to be married and expecting my first child to boot. On the rare occasion that I did get a chance to play, I played either 2nd Edition D&D or the Talisman Table-top game.
- March 20, 2009 at 2:04 PM
- L. Beau said...
1991? I was still in school, so I had lots of time for gaming: AD&D (mostly 2e), WEG's Star Wars, Marvel Super Heroes and Hero System (4th ed), more or less in that order by frequency of play.
- March 20, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- John Fiala said...
I'm not certain, as it's been a while, but probably Call of Cthulhu, a wierd systemless thing that my friend Will Timmons was running, and/or Palladium Fantasy Roleplay.
- March 20, 2009 at 4:13 PM
- Blotz said...
Probably Champions in '91.
- March 20, 2009 at 6:49 PM
- Darran Sims said...
In 1991 I had just returned from Corfu after a three year stint working as a professional beach-bum.
I jumped back into an epic Gloranthan campaign using RuneQuest III. I was loaded with so many story ideas back then some, only now, coming to the fore.
- March 20, 2009 at 6:55 PM
1991 would be mostly WFRP (my group's "The Enemy Within" campaign was in its 3rd year by then), with a little WEG Star Wars and Paranoia on the side.
Good times. I wish I could somehow have bottled them...
- March 20, 2009 at 9:42 PM
- Sean said...
I and everybody I knew was playing AD&D pretty much exclusively from '86 to until D&D 3.5. I'd played other stuff before that, but in small town British Columbia it was the only game in town (there was a fair bit of Vampire being played too, but I wasn't into that).
We tried a few other systems in that time, but the only one that lasted was a GURPS Cliffhanger campaign I ran for about 3 years.
- March 21, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Mike said...
Ah, the good old days.
I was playing in a weekly 2nd Edition AD&D campaign and a weekly Shadowrun, and running a weekly RIFTS campaign.
Lots of time for gaming back then ...
- March 22, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- Daniel M. Perez said...
1991 - wow.
First and foremost was D&D, a hybrid version of Basic D&D and AD&D, favoring more the Rules Cyclopedia. Also Shadowrun.
- March 22, 2009 at 10:05 AM


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