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Originally posted by maybebaked I don't think it's Trion doing it, it's not what I've said and anyone who believes a company of that size would needs to lay off the drugs. That doesn't change the fact that it could be an issue at their end and not the user, nor does it change the 'expired card' debate. We have many verified instances of gaming companies being hacked/exploited and user's information being stolen, just this month we have had this: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/136677-Russian-Hackers-Have-Stolen-Over-A-Billion-Internet-Passwords |
Originally posted by mbrodie Trying to make a new purchase is different to a continuous authority payment. |
Originally posted by Gdemami Or you are much more gullible than you think. A subscription to a game is classed as a continuous authority payment, and as it is made on a credit or debit card the direct debit guarantee does not apply. Yes I do know what i'm talking about, no you do not, your merely spouting what you believe to be true with no basis in fact. try researching it instead of blindly assuming. P.S. I'm AAT qualified in accountancy. |
Originally posted by DamonVile And of course we all believe its the user's fault! Trion can state what they like, I have a separate password for every game I play, each one is a non-sequential and random combination of letters and numbers so not something that can be guessed at, I am very security conscious, do not download suspect programs or access suspect websites and they still accessed my account and tried to charge founders pack.....yes yes, it was all my fault.... |
Originally posted by Gdemami Actually for debit cards the expiration date means squat, as the card is linked to a bank account funds can still be withdrawn even if it has expired. I know this for a fact as I had a big argument with my bank about it, and eventually got a refund after many complaints. For a credit card its slightly different, again personal experience from the two attempted Archeage gift packs.....strangely enough the only thing hat has been installed recently was Archeage beta.... |
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1. Beastlord - EQ 2. Hunter - Wow (Vanilla) 3. Enchanter - EQ 4. Ranger - DDO 5. Rogue - NexusTK |
There is no debate, the only people who are blaming video games are radicals, rabble-rousers and idiots. The guy was nuts, plain and simple. if you read more than just the mainstream articles he had a history of anti-social (almost violent) behaviour towards women and should have been flagged as needing help long before this happened. If anyone is to blame here its the system and the 'responsible' adults in his life. If you personally feel that to defend video games is monsterous then sorry but that's your issue, not everyone's. If anyone villifies gaming to me I will simply ask them if they feel alcohol should be banned too, as misuse of that has caused more violence than anything since religion! |
Originally posted by BeansnBread Well, using your example of layoffs it appears Zenimax is doing great if you look at http://jobs.zenimax.com/search ......over 80 positions available there! |
[Interview] Dragon Age: Inquisition: Bioware Reveals the Inquisitor
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion 4/22/14 9:53:46 AM
Originally posted by Domoto Oh, hadn't seen that part anywwhere, will keep a tentative eye on it in that case! Cheers! |
[Interview] Dragon Age: Inquisition: Bioware Reveals the Inquisitor
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion 4/22/14 9:22:26 AM
From the minuscule amount of gameplay in the 'gameplay trailer' it looks like they are sticking with the DA2 style of action-combat...ah well, theres still Torment to look forward to! |
Who really cares? It's one guys opinion and, if your enjoying the game, it shouldn't affect you. Are people today really such sheep that they cant make their own opinion, or that they change their mind based on some 'celeb' review. Does the game have problems, yes. Does it also have potential? In my opinion, yes. Personally I think AJ comes across as a stereotypical 'ADD console gamer', and the majority of his viewers are likely to have the same views and interests in games as he do, so how many of them would buy, and enjoy, the game anyway? |
Whether its gone down in price to £20 at one retail store or not is irrelevant. It could be this particular store bought alot more stock than it needed and is trying to get rid of it, even if its at cost. The price at Game's online website is still the same and the price in the Game store I passed this morning is still the same. Considering the chain is only recently out of administration after closing over 2/3rd of its stores neither the fans or the haters should be reading so much into this. P.S. even before release could get it on key only sites for £20-£30, just as the same sites are offering the likes of Titanfall for £28.99, and Dark Souls 2 for £24.99...oh no, they must be pants toooooo!!! |
Why cant you post items to your alts ?
General Discussion « Elder Scrolls Online 4/14/14 12:16:33 PM
Originally posted by Robokapp So glad I'd put my coffee down just before reading this! :) |
Why cant you post items to your alts ?
General Discussion « Elder Scrolls Online 4/14/14 9:38:50 AM
I would guess it's to do with the fact you're posting to your own account, not to a character, stupid I know. All I do is post stuff to my girlfriend and she returns it, I then open it on the alt I want it on.
Originally posted by Bigdaddyx 'Nuff said. There's a reason the word fan is derived from fanatic and you're a prime example. I'm out. |
Originally posted by Bigdaddyx Actually your claim that anyone who dislikes the F2P model is a biased hater is a loaded statement. Also there's a small number of P2P games that have gone F2P, and many more that started as F2P, so again your making incorrect sweeping statements with no basis in fact. I played Rift extensively both pre and post F2P and I assure you it isn't the same game, read their forums and you will see that even current subscribers state this. I haven't said it can't or won't happen to ESO, merely that if it does I would choose not to play it, exactly as I did with Rift and SWTOR, both of which changed substantially after going F2P (although SWTOR's problems went way beyond that regardless). Oh, and here's an english lesson for you, F2P is a viable business model that I choose not to play, therefore a game being F2P has no discernible impact on me which means no bias exists, guess you need to find another word of the week to try make people who disagree with you sound unreasonable. |
Originally posted by Bigdaddyx Actually to use Rift as an example, no its not pretty much the same MMO with a new business model, the entire feel of the game changed, the focus of the dev's became creating cash sinks/shop sales, not content. Personally I don't feel anger towards F2P, I simply don't play it. You people are hilarious with your loaded statements towards sub games! I don't use, and won't ever use, a Kindle either as I prefer the feel of a real book to text on a screen, does this mean I hate Kindles?! |
Probably a combination of L2P and laziness, I saw it alot as I recently re-subbed (stopped playing mid cata) and got all my char's up to 90 ready for WoD (which actually looks playable so far!). Its not just limited to dps though, seen some real shoddy tanking and healing, e.g. ran a dungeon with a shaman healer who was asking why he kept going out of mana, how he should be healing, what spells he should use.... basically his entire class.... I pasted the link to icy veins resto shammy page and his response... "wha fools got da time for dat, i aint reading any shit to play!" |
Originally posted by Crazy_Stick You seem to be reading alot more into my comment than intended, not sure why. The purpose of a discussion is to reach a decision or exchange ideas, this thread isn't a discussion. Everyone who posts is going to either validate your opinion or disagree with it, its very unlikely it will change anyone's feelings about the game or make them decide to buy/not buy it. Considering the site its posted on you could have posted 'ESO is a game!' and it would have still got spammed with negatives. |
So what your asking for is every swing and attack to have a visible reaction and in principle I completely agree with you, however if every two handed attack staggers the npc that 'should' mean that every two handed attack by an npc (or another player in pvp) staggers the player too. How quickly would that descend into a flamefest if players were constantly getting knocked back and being unable to counterattack because they couldn't or wouldn't use the ingame blocks? Combat would be limited to heavy attacks and blocks only.


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This is a pretty hilarious question, I know, but I have to ask it for formality: Is it possible to run the NVIDIA Solaris x86 driver package under Solaris 8 x86? I'm pretty confident that you've fallen out of your chairs laughing, but I need a confirmation so I can then go laugh at those that proposed it to me in the first place... :D Thanks for the great work, Dave |
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Netflix (NFLX - Get Report) shares may have significantly more room to run, says Goldman Sachs analyst Heath Terry in an investor report published Tuesday in which he upgrades the stock to buy from neutral.
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Great teacherSubmitted by Guest45 (not verified) on Fri, 09/28/2007 - 5:59am.
Now if we could figure out what motivated her and pass that along to all the other teachers that are letting our children down. Pender county's sex scandles and Brunswick county's misconduct records sure do make Hew Hanover county look good.
Too bad about a third of government school teens will not graduate on schedule with the rest of the normal students.
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It's a logical suggestion after all, i.e., that the mission-critical enterprise is getting wider.
In truth, the mission-critical enterprise is getting wider, deeper, longer, broader and altogether bigger. But what does that mean?
In practical terms we are stating that the "granular depth" of the mission-critical enterprise has increased in both overall external size and internal granular richness.
Once again we need to ask, what does that really mean?
Previously Unimaginable Externality
In terms of external size, firms in all verticals and of all sizes are finding that the new connected world of ecommerce means that they partner with more firms, increase the scope of their supply chain, open up new markets and generally operate at a (potentially) broader level if their products and services proposition is one that finds a profitable level of market success.
Or to put it another way, firms can diversify in previously unimaginable ways now and potentially sell more as a result.
Increasing Granular Granularity
Looking internally, we can also see a bigger universe unfolding.
From the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) applications and cloud hosting / application-processing services that populate our back-end systems, through the traditional core IT stack that the business knows well, then onward to new IoT (Internet of Things) related embedded computing considerations - the granularity of our IT universe has been amplified to never before seen levels.
There's nothing to get surprised or shocked about here; this is only progress after all. Silicon wafer technology has been expanding in complexity since the birth of Moore's Law and every other aspect of IT that we usually identify has similarly proliferated, expanded and diversified at the same time.
We can logically expect vendors to respond to these new truths and offer management control suites to shoulder the tasks of a) coping with the increasing complexity that is evident b) dealing with much more 'always-on' computing that will touch areas like continuous deliver and continuous application availability b) managing mission-critical workloads in the face of the risk of unplanned downtime and d) the actual development of mission-critical operating system to boost performance.
HP for its part has for some time now talked about Project Odyssey, a project that the company asserts will help redefine the future of mission-critical computing - the firm this month extends HP Integrity solutions as an additional offering in this regard.
"Enterprises everywhere are required to handle significant data volume while providing customers continuous access and availability to their mission-critical workloads," said Ric Lewis, vice president and general manager, enterprise servers business, HP. "The latest enhancements to our HP Integrity solutions demonstrate HP's commitment to provide customers with purpose-built, highly-available infrastructure capabilities for their most critical applications."
What this will mean in terms of product developments (from all vendors) is that we are likely to see computing components capable of upgrading cloud-based application services to newer, better, faster versions - but once again, with zero downtime. More detailed mechanics will also surface, the type of technology that can handle virtualized I/O reconfiguration tasks, but without system downtime.
Who Will Use This New Stack of IT?
The end point of this argument (for now at least) is that the complexity here described will not be the sole preserve of big monolithic enterprises. Instead, smaller to medium-sized businesses must be able to adopt these technologies if a) they are to be able to grow and realize their full potential and b) the "as little or as much as you want" promise of cloud is going to blossom as it should.
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More brilliant news for The End, my short horror film, directed by Raj Pathak (We are Heroes Films), (original story Pia Cooke). The film won the award for Best Actress at the British Horror Film Festival.
The British Horror Film Festival Awards were held at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square, London and Shelley Draper's powerful performance in The End, quite rightly, won her the best actress award. This is a great boost for the team involved as we're currently seeking investment for our feature length version of the film. Hopefully more great news on that soon…
The hundreds of entries from around the world were whittled down to six short films and three features.
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Dans Le Noir – directed by Kate Tuck – a drama set in London in the first few days of a zombie attack, the piece was mixed with film-noir style scenes.
The Brain Hack – directed by Joseph White. This, to my mind, got one of the best receptions of the night and was one of the most popular films and walked away with many of the awards. I was gutted I actually arrived (unfashionably) too late to catch the film – but I'll definitely be viewing it on Vimeo. I suggest you do too!
The Jigsaw – Director – Sibling films. A very neat story based on an old story the directors (brothers) had heard as children. It was leant an extra dimension by being shot abroad, though appearing to be set in England.
The Stomach – directed by Ben Steiner. A slightly gruesome but fun body shock style story, with an interesting psychic element and a great cast.
Tin and Tina – directed by Rubin Stein. I loved this story. It was shot almost entirely with one camera angle. The children were fascinating and the story unfolded at a steady, controlled pace. It was all subtitled (original in spanish) and I did wonder if there were some cultural symbolism I wasn't quite getting, but regardless it was a chilling film that left me with a lot of questions.
All in all it was great to see such a variety of films and film makers from a variety of backgrounds with access to widely different range of resources.
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More wonderful news for The End! After having won the Limelight Film Awards 'Best Horror', the film was selected for the Phoenix Film Festival (Leicester, England) and also for the OshKosh Horror Film Festival in Wisconsin, USA.
We also just received the news that The End has been selected for the British Horror Film Festival to be held in Leicester Square, London, England this October. The Brilliant crew at We Are Heroes Films have remastered the sound for this prestigious event and also put together this trailer….http://vimeo.com/106965525
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The End
The winner of "Best Horror" at the 2014 Limelight Film Awards was no other than our short film, The End.
It's been a long time since I worked on this short film script and saw it go into production. It was very a very surreal experience sitting in the gorgeously decadent, art deco venue, The Troxy, in London's east end watching a clip of our film played as the nominations were read out.
There was so much talent at the award ceremony, including of course my fellow film makers – Director and Producer, Raj Pathak, from We Are Heroes Films, cinematographer, Louis Vella and special effects aficionado Nik Karma from N-FX. The two actresses also attended the ceremony; Shelley Draper (who provided an immensely compelling performance of the mother in the film) and Eva Nicholson who played her daughter. Director, Crash Taylor unfortunately couldn't attend the event.
(My one regret is that we didn't get pictures of the event – we all went up as a team to receive the award and the official photographs have never been released of all the winners. Note to the organisers – there's a lot of PR each of the film awards winners would probably love to generate for the awards, so its a shame these haven't been available!)
Of course for us this isn't The End – but only the beginning of the end. With a feature length film script already written, a crew that's raring to go all that's left is to gather together more investment – I say 'all that's needed' of course this is one of the trickiest elements of getting a film made. I've no doubt it will be another long wait…. but it will be worth it!
Award nomination for The End!
A couple of days ago I got the fabulous news from Film Director, Raj Pathak (We are Heroes Films), that we've been nominated for an award at the Limelight Film Awards, due to be held on June 9th! It's a highly prestigious event to be held in the Troxy, a beautiful Art Deco venue in East London.
Not surprisingly we're nominated in the Horror category – and if we go through and win 'Film of the Night' then we'll get a massive £10,000 production budget – as you can imagine I'm hoping this might go towards making the feature length version! It's especially good timing as I've just submitted the completed script to We Are Heroes.
Even if we don't win, the nomination alone is exciting and has only been made possible by the combination of such wonderful talents as Crash Taylor, Raj Pathak and N-FX special effects. Not to mention the amazing crew and actors – especially Shelley Draper, who really brought all the emotion of her character off the paper and onto the screen.
Fingers crossed!
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Although I'm not able to be there, I'm delighted to promote the sequel to 'Don't Go In the Basement' event. A free night of shorts from Nottingham and the surrounding areas. No theme this time, so it'll be a proper mixed bag. There will be music video's, live action shorts, animations and other surprises. You will laugh, you will cry and naturally, given our obsession with horror, there will be some scares along the way.
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Abstract: Two new monoterpenoid coumarins: anisucumarin A (1) and B (2), a pair ofepimers, were isolated from Clausena anisum-olens. Their structures were establishedbased on extensive spectroscopic analyses.
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AMA StyleWang Y-S, He H-P, Yang J-H, Di Y-T, Hao X-J. New Monoterpenoid Coumarins from Clausena anisum-olens. Molecules. 2008; 13(4):931-937.
Chicago/Turabian StyleWang, Yun-Song; He, Hong-Pin; Yang, Jing-Hua; Di, Ying-Tong; Hao, Xiao-Jiang. 2008. "New Monoterpenoid Coumarins from Clausena anisum-olens." Molecules 13, no. 4: 931-937.
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