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Season 3 changed a lot of things around, especially in itemization. The jungle was definitely changed and impacted from this, but again the most notable changes were in itemization. The addition of Hunters Machete and its evolutions allows for more diversity in mid game items, and the new items for AD casters and bruisers certainly had an impact. However, despite the changes and tweaks, jungling as a role has shifted even further towards support in most cases. Lets take a look at what the changes for the jungle really are:
Hunters Machete
The new machete helps some of the weaker junglers obtain more sustainability at the cost of making the early game one dimensional. Starting something other than machete such as boots or fairy charm/rejuvenation bead has become much harder to do. What the junglers lack in early diversity they make up for in great sustain and ability to farm. The biggest pitfall to Machete is early dueling and ganking. While every jungler in the game starting boots in season 2 was a bit ridiculous, the definite drop in early movement speed is noticed when ganking. When not building boots, a cloth armor was usually the way to go. The cloth armor really helped with early invasion and dueling against AD characters, allowing for more aggressive ganking or invasion, especially over those who started boots.
Hunters Machete, however, offers no such assistance. Its stats are solely for jungle clearing and provide nothing to a fight. Even razors and spirit stone, which are good upgrades, provide no noticeable advantage in a fight. They simply are tools to jungle more efficiently. This is an issue for a lot of junglers that were revolving around strong invasion and ganking as theyre now essentially trying to operate on having 0 items in their inventory. The spirit upgrades help some characters a lot, but still cost a chunk of gold. The stats on the items themselves typically work out well, but are still built mostly because of the necessity to do more damage to monsters. If this werent the case, you would see these items being built in lane as well, similar to how some laners built Wriggles Lantern in Season 2.
Other Starting Items
Aside from starting machete, there are other changes around starting items. Vamp Scepter now costing more than your starting gold is essentially a nerf to characters such as Trundle, Shyvana, Jarvan or Nocturne who could safely and cost efficiently build this item to clear the jungle. While they still function just fine on a machete/potion build, the cost of building early lifesteal forces junglers to purchase more potions or risk being low throughout their route. The removal of boots as a starting item for many junglers also changed how lanes start as well. This is another nerf to the jungle because one of the best set of starting items for laners is now a ward or two, a flask and 5-10 potions. This means that not only are lanes warded earlier but are higher health overall. Both of these in conjunction with less overall sustain and ganking power from junglers lead to lackluster early presence.
These changes to starting items in the jungle and lane push your jungler to run more of a support type role. Those who function on less farm or those who can farm incredibly well are still the most common type of junglers. The supposed buff to single target style junglers such as Warwick, Fiddlesticks or Xin Zhao hasnt really been there. While the sustain and strength of these characters has slightly become more relevant, they still cant farm as fast as strong AoE such as Udyr or Amumu. This leaves them without many options to farm hard or gank, putting them in a weird spot on any team.
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There is another massive change in the game that affects all of the junglers, and thats the addition and acceptance of the assassin. With the penetration changes and new itemization, assassins are having a field day. Junglers such as Evelynn, KhaZix and Pantheon are becoming stronger because it only takes a kill or two for them to get over the top. And now they have a late game to back it up, so the high damage gamble junglers now work a lot more effectively. This is being translated as a buff to those junglers, but really is just a buff to the characters that use them. Pantheon and KhaZix still jungle awfully, but the difference is now they can build items that give their mid and late game a boost.
What does this mean for our support style junglers? Well since almost every game has an assassin in it, being tanky out of the jungle is significantly harder. Armor and MR are harder to get, cost more and youre stuck wasting your gold on a spirit stone or razors most of the time. This leaves a lot of tank junglers weak in the early game, especially to a fed assassin. While this is really fun for the assassin type characters, it can be very frustrating for the junglers. Someone like Nautilus, Amumu or ChoGath can walk out of the jungle and be exploded by a slightly ahead laner. This is a big difference from Season 2 where a jungle tank could be just that on a normal amount of farm.
Counter Jungling
Weve seen the impact on laners and starting items, making early ganking more difficult to pull off. In the past when this happens, the plan B is usually to invade if youre not a farming type jungler. Well thanks to the machete addition, not only do you have less to work with but the enemy jungler is often higher life. The increased camp difficulty forces machete variants on most, which means that almost everyone is going to be high life in their jungle. What might be seen as a good thing in more diversity and sustainability is a negative impact to the counter junglers. Counter jungling now is only achievable by the strongest duelists such as Mundo or Lee Sin or with the assistance of laners. While this was somewhat the case before, the effect has been amplified.
The other form of counter jungling, buff and camp stealing, is now harder to do and weaker overall. Because the gold itself isnt as good and lanes are much safer and harder to gank, most junglers are farming really hard. This leaves you with little to no safe opportunities to invade and take a camp. Even when you are able to get in and do it, the impact to their jungler is minimal because it is a low impact role right now. The times you can safely steal their jungle are when theyre already in lane killing your team. Even when contesting buffs, the early items such as spirit stone offer nothing to a fight, essentially making it a laner v laner with however much utility you happen to provide.
What does it all mean?
The newest changes to items and the jungle show that jungling is in the same spot as support. Its bad champion design to make a jungler or support devoted character, but instead characters in these roles tend to have certain attributes. Theyre both low farm roles with the categories of support your teams fed champions (Lulu, Nami, etc. / ChoGath, Nautilus, etc.) or make a gamble and go big (Leona, Lux, Blitzcrank, etc. / KhaZix, Evelynn, Pantheon, etc.). Theyre both being subjected to balancing of assassins and solo laners, as you can see with itemization. Why is armor and MR more expensive now? Well because solo laners could build it to negate assassins or their opponents. Now the higher gold income laners can purchase these items at a cost, but have the money to spend and go that route. This eliminates super tanky with high DPS situations that were present in some Season 2 matchups, but also hinders the development of the two support roles.
Both of these roles also have items specific to their position in order to alleviate these symptoms. Supports definitely got the better deal with Sightstone and itemization, and mostly due to the role being a lot more clear cut than jungling. Junglers didnt really need a stronger regen item, a philo stone usually did the trick. Having a spirit stone and philo stone provides amazing regen, but 0 tankiness. This is a big deal on the characters that build them, so my Amumu is now sitting a 50/50 armor/MR with 20 HP/5 and gets melted by anyone owning a Brutalizer or Haunting Guise. They also needed a cheaper madreds razor, and got it, but at the cost of early power level.
Junglers vary wildly and have very different needs, which makes creating items for the role extremely difficult. Overall the changes to the game have been harsh on any jungler that isnt an assassin snowballer, tailor-made to use one of the new spirit items or packed with so much utility theyre good no matter what. Lanes are harder to gank, the jungle is harder to farm and forces safer, more sustained builds and laners can do enough damage to negate the early tankiness you dont have. Much like the support role, you can still carry a game from the jungle, but its gone from being the one who carries to being the one who enables others to carry.
What to do?
The issue of what to do is very tricky. Im not really able to live balance or test changes, but something needs to be done to raise the power level of junglers again. Support is fun and all, but Im tired of losing games Im ahead in because my carry is out of position or I just dont have the solo lane farm even with a bunch of kills. Im aware its a team game, but the ones with less farm will never really dictate the game unless they have enough utility to do such or catch the other team with their pants down.
I would say a decent start is to give the jungling items earlier stats. The final upgrades of jungling items give relevant stats to certain characters, but the pieces are mediocre or expensive. Putting something like a small armor or MR boost on spirit stone will be a help to jungling tanks like Nautilus or Sejuani, even if its conditional (scaling stats based on how many times youve been hit or something). The spirit items as a whole kind of forgot about resistances, leaving tanks building a spirit stone simply for monster damage and not upgrading it. Putting a scaling damage component on the Machete or Razors will help your early duelists while not being attractive to laners. Say like it does 4 16 extra damage with 4 damage per stack or something (Im apparently all about stacks). The damage and itemization is low enough that laners wouldnt find it attractive but actually does something for a jungler outside of jungling.
The gold from camps could also be increased slightly across the board. Most lanes arent taking the jungle early anymore, due to the difficulty, so this might work. You could also increase the scaling gold and/or stats on the camps, giving X bonus gold per respawn number, allowing those who farm very well to come out actually farmed. In order to prevent abuse like a Shyvana continually doing wraiths and then passing a highly stacked camp to a mid laner you could add a decay factor. There are junglers out there that can clear camps the moment theyre up repeatedly, so being able to have a perk for farming really hard would be awesome, while not hurting the folks that farm somewhat and gank somewhat.
Even something like a killing spree for camps with a decay timer of, say, 45 seconds that provides increased income while its up. Throwing this on Machete would allow farmers to just plow through camps or lose these stacks/buff when ganking a lane or taking too long. This can possibly add another counter jungling element with the sigils giving you a stack, so a successful counter jungle removes your ability to accrue bonus gold.
As for the warding, maybe something like a minesweeper or radar item would be neat. This is kind of out there, but some dinky stats paired with an active that reveals wards in the area so you can know if youre wasting time sitting for a gank or securing an objective thats warded. It wont clear the ward, but can let you know to go a different way while still maintaining the safety of the laner who placed it. Im spitballing here.
I think the changes to the jungle are a step in the right direction. Everyone knows were not there yet, but I dont want to see my role turned into support 2.0 even more. Please Riot, keep these things in mind going forward and make jungling a role with some balls again. What do you all think about jungling in season 3 right now?
One other thing I didn't notice but want to add is how badly you fall off as a jungler if anything goes wrong early. I guess because you're already teetering on the edge of usefullness early game compared to laners, any setback just drops you off the face of the earth in terms of map presence. Die during a gank? You're probably 2-4 levels down on mid/top lane by the time you're ready to gank again. Now you're basically unable to do anything against those lanes so you need to farm up. However, farming is more difficult because you're underlevelled and jungle creeps scale off player levels so your clears slow down a bit, making it even harder to catch up to the laners with all their gold and xp.
You're pretty spot on on the ganking analysis. I've been playing olaf and maokai recently in ranked games and what I've found even with both of them being strong gankers it is still really damn hard to do.
My best example of this would be how in one game I was ganking top lane renekton as olaf and he was pushed to our tower and had just used slice and dice to harrass. I catch him with undertow my top lee sin uses cripple so it should've gone off without a hitch right? Literally all renekton had to do was flash backwards and run back. Normally I could get him but due to me lacking boots the chase was impossible.
Other games I've played I just couldn't possibly gank because all lanes were warded and neither could the other jungler apparently because he did nothing either and it literally came down to lane v lane the whole game (luckily ours won without a hitch) but I felt absolutely useless the whole time getting one assist by undertowing garen and cho'gath chomping on him.
Maokai has become a complete support just there to root the enemy and let the lane kill because he himself does no damage and early game isn't even good for taking any damage because like you said you can't build armor worth a damn if you want to be able to clear your jungle.
+1 for you, very thought out. Good read.
Didn't Riot state that their goal with the pre3 jungle changes was to ease the effect junglers have on lanes? In season 2 constant ganks and early presence could pretty easily shut down a lane. By making the jungler tougher early, junglers have to decide on ganking a lot and getting XP/money that way, or farming.
Although what it sounds like is happening in your analysis, is that junglers and ganking champs are in trouble because they're forced to farm, and farming is hard for them. The early game for junglers is in trouble, without a decent enough payoff for them in the mid or late game.
What happens mid to late game? The carries usually swoop into the jungle and take the creeps that ae in there. That can't help a jungler that's already fallen behind early, from failed ganks or possibly invasions.
I liked your comment on the high-risk junglers being more viable now. Maybe that's just the direction the meta is taking now?
In a way, though, the junglers role is kinda like supporting. You're there to create opportunities for your team in the laning phase. You're practically a roaming support who leaps in and causes chaos. It's the unpredictable factor in what might otherwise be a pretty boring or one-sided laning phase.
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@Barbeerian: I agree fully with that as well. It's always been the case of junglers falling off, and it was a lot harder to deal with going from Season 1 to Season 2. Season 3 has continued that trend by making the camps hard enough that a ganking jungler may not be able to jungle at all without tons of potions or recalling very frequently.
@TheGrizzlyJew: The ganking has certainly changed on all front, even if you do get in nothing is guaranteed.
@Aureline: The did want to ease the effect, however it seems that they have little to no impact now. I honestly don't think junglers were as huge an issue for lane advantage as the itemization. They addressed very early snowballing in lane with itemization changes and then got rid of a lot of a jungler's early game. The high-risk will always be a solid meta for solo queue, the question will really be whether a pro team can find a way to abuse the risk enough to make it nearly guaranteed. Also, there is a difference between supporting your team and being a support. Supports are used for their CC or lane sustain, not damage or other aspects. Olaf and Nocturne aren't supposed to be support junglers but I see myself as CC for my carry or throw away initiate and not a top lane or mid lane menace.
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For my newest batch of homebrew i was a few bottles short of the usuall two cases, and i discovered that IBC rootbeer is only slightly more expensive than empty bottles from the homebrew store, plus i get rootbeer. is there any problem in washing these bottles out and using them for my homebrew?
Go Big Or Go Home
Nope. If washed well and sanitized as usual, there won't be any residual root beer smell or taste.
Aren't they screw top?
follow up on this, i used those bottles and all is going well, its a little tricky to get my capper to fit the bottles but it works fine in the end


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⬅ Return to Is This the "Change We Can Believe In"?
Feb 10th, 2009 at 8:39pm
I'm sure he'll get it right with enough time attention to this stuff (stupid economy taking up all his time). I actually find it hard to believe that Obama would agree with the position his lawyers are taking, and I hope this is more a case of lawyers carrying out their past arguments until told to do otherwise. Also, I'm jealous of your job.
Feb 11th, 2009 at 2:37am
But if you say, you can still pass the violations over, then I ask, hath your house been burnt? Hath your property been destroyed before your face? Are your wife and children destitute of a bed to lie on, or bread to live on? Have you lost a parent or a child by their hands, and yourself the ruined and wretched survivor? If you have not, then you are not a judge of those who have. But if you have, and can still shake hands with the murderers, then you are unworthy of the name of husband, father, friend, or lover, and whatever may be your rank or title in life, you have the heart of a coward and the spirit of a sycophant. – Thomas Paine
The secret of all of this.. liberty does not exist in a vaccuum. There are two things required for liberty. A government... and its lack of action. Wherein is this liberty? Should we stand back and be idle even as others are tortured, are we not as guilty as those directing pain against them?
By denying them their right to justice, their day in court, their investigation, their very humanity, we lose something far more vital than the information we seek to gain. We lose our humanity. We lose our authority. We abandon and abuse our own morality, visiting upon others pain for the very wrongs which we commit.
Were we not opposing brutality and the lack of the rule of law? By imposing that which we oppose, in order to oppose it, we become the very monsters we seek to destroy... as Friedrich Nietzsche put it...
Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.
If we deny them the freedoms and liberties we seek, for suspicion of wrong, and deny them due process, and full investigation of law, deny them the right to law, do we not also deny ourselves justice?
Justice is never just when it is applied unequally. It is never right to mete out its penalties without its benefits. It is never, ever just... to offer punishment without trial.
Lowering ourselves to the level of tyrants to preserve liberty guarantees we will only gain tyranny. Liberty cannot come from government action. Winning the love of others cannot come through compulsion. And forever, and always, becoming what you fight just means that you've become as big a monster as you perceived the other side to be.
Feb 11th, 2009 at 4:16pm
p.s. my school's Moot Cout competition this year is loosely based on this (and the Arar) case.
James Dunn
Feb 15th, 2009 at 4:51pm
Corporations were involved with directing our politicians in exerting influence. If this came to light that our politicians acted in accordance with corporate directive, then our political structure would wholely be in question.
Our political system was a revelation in 1776. Before indoor plumbing, before toilet paper, before corporations took over the majority of natural resources, before lobbyists, before the Fed, before ... the National Security Agency.
I propose that we the people elect "State elected doctors of science" as representatives to lead the National Security Agency (NSA). As such, their job would substantially be to Ethically monitor and guide the various factions of our Government so as to consistently make broad-based ethical decisions.
Ethically Eliminate ALL Political Corruption:
Our political STRUCTURE must keep pace with our government's corrupting influences.
In an ethical environment, Freedom and Security are NOT mutually exclusive.
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Boomers' Retirement: Changing Outlook
For generations, Americans worked hard, lived within their means, saved for retirement, spent their golden years in relative comfort, and passed on a healthy inheritance to their children. Many Classic Boomers held only one or two jobs during their careers; received healthy raises, bonuses, and pensions; and didn't have to worry about healthcare costs gutting their assets. These were traditionally-held patterns and goals. Based on these behaviors, many in succeeding generations could count on an inheritance to help finance large expenditures such as buying a house or paying for their children's educations. Now? Maybe not so much. Ironically, in the days before the first wave of Boomers began to retire, economists warned against the impact of the largest transfer of wealth in our nation's history.
Ancient Rituals and Modern Technology
The electric and gas utility business is complex. Some say the electric grid is the most sophisticated technology in the world. Natural gas networks are not far behind. Diving deep in to the business, there is probably one of nearly every kind of technological wonder at play. Control systems, artificial intelligence, Lidar, sensor networks, augmented reality, and of course GIS. Utilities, to some extent like the space industry, drive innovation of technology. Yet overlaid with all this sparkling technology are some old patterns of behavior.
Every industry strives to improve. Utilities can improve by getting rid of old habits.
Two old behaviors linger: working in silos, and heavy reliance on institutional knowledge. Continue reading
Denver Growing Smart with Spatial Technology
I'm here in Denver, Colorado for the New Partners for Smart Growth Conference (2/13-15/2014), a perfect location for an event that illustrates the importance of triple bottom line planning that addresses the environment, the economy, and the social sphere of culture, justice, and equity.
For more than ten years, Denver has been adding light rail and commuter rail to their transportation infrastructure to help reduce traffic and improve accessibility. In the last six years or so, a lot of work has been done to revitalize historic parts of downtown to increase its vibrancy and livability. New shops and trendy restaurants have moved in; planters, trees, and artwork dot the streets; and in the summer, colorfully-painted upright pianos are randomly placed along the walking mall on 16th Street, with free bus rapid transit attracting the young and old to explore and maybe play a tune. Continue reading
Urban Planning and the DNA of the City
A city looks and feels the way it does because of human intention. Early civilizations built their settlements next to waterways, designing them to accommodate this resource accessibility and their own survival. During the beginning of the industrial revolution, cities were planned with ever-evolving rules ensuring that city streets were wide enough to accommodate the full turn of a horse and carriage. In this way, the values of the people were encoded into the very DNA of the city.
A complex built environment can be reduced to three basic elements: links along which travel can occur, nodes representing the intersections where two or more paths cross and public spaces form, and buildings where most human activities take place. The functionalities of place are all defined by rules and procedures, which make up the core design vocabulary of a place. Procedural design techniques automatically generate urban designs through predefined rules which you can change as much as needed, providing room for limitless new design possibilities. Continue reading
Electric Utilities Need Answers
GIS Responds to the Tough Questions
Electric utilities face a new world–one in which the infrastructure is aging along with the workers. The price of everything keeps going up. Customers want better and faster service, but some of them cannot pay their bills. Natural disasters seem to get nastier each year. Governments continue to dole out more and more regulations. The community wants better service, lower emissions, and fewer mishaps. It's a political nightmare to raise rates. Plus, the new smart grid devices are smothering utility operators with data.
In short: utilities cannot continue to operate as they have been. Utilities need a better way to do business. GIS can help. Continue reading
USDA Adds People to Its Forest Inventory
At one time, researchers limited their forest ecosystems studies to biological and physical analysis. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service recognizes that humans are also part of the forest ecosystem. The condition of a forest greatly depends on how people think of it and the ways they want to use it.
Dr. Richard Guldin is the acting associate deputy chief for the USDA Forest Service's research and development. In his keynote address at the Esri Forestry GIS Conference in May 2013, Guldin explained the role of GIS in tracking the health, productivity, and diversity of the nation's forests. Continue reading
Sharing Information to Support Smart Grid
I recently co-presented a session on GIS and the Smart Grid to a group of about 150 folks from the gas and electric utilities and the telecommunications businesses. We thought it might be interesting to have the groups come together since as more and more utilities implement Smart Grid (electric and gas), there will become greater interdependencies on one another. We further thought that this session would be a great opportunity for each company to tell us their current practices on sharing data, problems and issues. The premise was, of course, that since ArcGIS is a platform which facilitates sharing of information, that both groups could give us feedback on how best to facilitate collaboration. Much to our surprise, the groups do not have much collaboration at all. In fact, they hadn't really considered it very seriously. When I probed them further, I asked, well how do you share information with each other? One utility guy, perhaps, half-jokingly said that he bought his friend from the phone company a beer and that's when they shared information.
The biggest take away from this session was this: the discussion on this topic hasn't really started. It should. Continue reading
Esri and the Scientific Community
Updated: March 20, 2015 Jump to: Current Projects | Other Initiatives | Staying Connected At Esri we are concerned with supporting basic and applied science, but we also recognize that there are many major themes of compelling interest to society … Continue reading
After the Storm
The outbreak of bad weather that has plagued the US over the past few weeks has created a significant need for access to location data and pre- and post-event map imagery. I was recently on a call with a former colleague who was looking for the latest post-event imagery. He described how imagery and other recently available features of ArcGIS Online, Esri's cloud-based mapping platform, were having a significant impact on streamlining their claims workflow and efforts to effectively align field resources. Continue reading
Benefitting from Change
The Esri Forestry GIS Conference held its third meeting at Esri headquarters in Redlands, California on May 14-16. Esri president Jack Dangermond launched the event by welcoming attendees, who represented land and timber companies, government organizations, and universities, and came from as far away as Guyana, Ireland, and South Africa. Continue reading


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The suburban ranch-style home in Ohio where humor writer Erma Bombeck launched her nationally syndicated column has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
The drowning death of a young girl in West Columbus Tuesday is raising questions about central Ohio's network of 911 call centers – and the lack of foreign language-speaking operators. 4-year-old Jennifer Garcia was pulled from a pond near her apartment Tuesday afternoon. Medical assistance was delayed because her stepfather and her mother spoke mostly Spanish.
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Unfortunately, we're increasingly discovering that the European intelligence agencies are pretty strongly in bed with the US surveillance state, too. It's not 100% clear if the situation is quite as bad, but there is substantial evidence that the German, French, Danish, Swedish, etc. intelligence services are routinely helping each other out. There's some suspicion that they're even doing some jurisdiction-laundering through these arrangements: the NSA can spy on Germans because they're foreigners, and then shares data with German intelligence that German intelligence wouldn't be able to legally collect on their own citizens. And vice versa, e.g. Swedish intelligence has apparently been spying on Americans and sharing the info back with American intelligence.
I fear the NSA a lot less than Russian Mafia and or the others that seem to be running things like the Target break in. I feel that many people do not have their threats in line with reality. Kind of like people that live in terror of nuclear power plants and flying but drive a 1982 Volvo with no airbags, traction control, or anti-lock brakes.
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League of Legends
ATTN: Lurkers of the LoL Board. introduce yourself here!
1. CNLAviator(CNL=Colonel)
2. I play ADC(Graves,Tristana and looking to learn Twitch)
Support(Taric, Sona)
Mid(Morgana, Veigar looking to learn Karthus and Talon)
I don't play Jungle or Top because I don't feel comfortable being in melee range.
3. I jus hit 30, and see myself as a 1300-1600 Elo player. I've asked if anyone wanted to play a game a few times in the gamefaqs chat, but I've received just silence. If I'm going to play a normals game I want it to be played to win, but I want everyone to have fun and be graceful if defeated. Raging is a major deal breaker.
I've only won 77 normal games(>50% win rate), but I understand the game better than people that have more experience because I watch a lot of professional games and streams.
GT- longhairedjew03
I dunno if you can really call me a lurker since I've been here since Stonewall and TOO were still here and I post occasionally, but for the sake of people who don't know me:
1. Heavypress
2. Irelia
3. Because I'm usually playing with my bro-made when I'm on. I play with a couple people from here every now and then though. (PBR, Ulala, satinangora, just to name drop like a real dweeb.)
Human beings are just so damn interesting!
1. Gustavo F
2. Theres a few. Nocturne, Swain, Sona, Nunu, Trundle my favorites/most played
If I had to pick 1 favorite: Nocturne
3. I'm a sociopath
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iTz_SLammi posted...1. iTz SLammi
^true story XD
xHaterade, your name suits you well D: lol
Twitter: @_SammiB
Steam: iTz_SLammi
I occasionally post when there isn't someone breaking out the ruler to settle a dispute on something pathetic, or if it's support related.
Any support
I don't play with you because I cant be bothered with ragers/CoD kids/forum posts related to me. The main person I think I'd like to play with is Voidgolem, he has been the most helpful person in my year of being on this board.
The official Fat Chocobo of the the dissidia 012: duodecim boards.
Dem G'faqs mods- complete idiots.
From: Ravens_27 | #025
The main person I think I'd like to play with is Voidgolem
........ wat. You'll learn fast, young one...
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iTz_SLammi posted...
1. iTz SLammi
Did you start playing league after that topic about "Stuff Valve needs to copy from League of Legends" where CHA (and someone else too) made a fool out of himself?
Quid faciat volt scire Lyris. Quid? Sobria fellat.
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From: Ravens_27 | #025The main person I think I'd like to play with is Voidgolem
I've been here a while..
The official Fat Chocobo of the the dissidia 012: duodecim boards.
Dem G'faqs mods- complete idiots.
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From: Ravens_27 | #025The main person I think I'd like to play with is Voidgolem
Veeg's a nice enough guy most of the time. Of all the times I've invited him to play with me I think I've seen him rage once, and it was rather brief. Plus he is pretty helpful on here.
Human beings are just so damn interesting!
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Tile Launches Sharing, Allowing Others To Help You Find Your Lost Items
Tile, the lost item tracker that you can attach to purses, keys, luggage, bikes or anything else that tends to go missing at times, is today rolling out a new feature designed to make it easier for people to get help finding their items. In an update to the company's iOS and Android applications, users will now be able to share their Tiles with others, including friends, family… Read More
Sensai Raises $900K To Help Data Scientists Query Unstructured Data
Data analysis often involves looking at a large set of pretty uniform, well-structured data. But as companies continue to gather more electronic documents in all kinds of forms (and formats), those traditional techniques don't work anymore. Companies like Palantir and IBM (with Watson) are now making it easier for data scientists and technical users to query unstructured textual… Read More
ESPN Launches A Big Redesign For Its Web Versions
Tomorrow, ESPN is launching a major redesign to an experience that has basically gone unchanged since its previous redesign in 2009. The company has rebuilt its web experience: instead of having two different completely units — a mobile version and a desktop version — it's now a single responsive unit that scales to the size of the device, using the same underlying technology. Read More
Twitter Publicly Launches Curator, Its Real-Time Search And Filtering Tool For Media Outlets
Twitter this morning is launching Curator, its new product that lets media organizations, publishers, and broadcasters identify, filter and display tweets and Vine videos on any screen in real-time. The free service, which is something of a competitor to Storify, is designed to help those in the media industry and, soon, others too, make better sense of the barrage of data on… Read More
Google Drive For Work, Education Get New Data Security Features
Google is launching an update to Drive for Work and Drive for Education today that introduces a number of new tools for users who need to have greater control over how their data is shared both internally and with external customers. Over the next few weeks, both Google Drive for Work and Google Drive for Education users will get access to these new tool. Read More
Google Maps Easter Egg Sets Pac-Man Loose On City Streets
Google has created a new Easter Egg for Google Maps (pretty much just in time for actual Easter) which lets you play Pac-Man in real-world locales on the company's Maps apps for desktop and mobie devices. It's easy to play, by either navigating to the Google Maps website or opening the app on your Android or iOS device, and then just searching for a location where Pac-Man might… Read More
Amazon's New Dash Button Hardware Offers Instant Orders For Staple Products
Amazon has new hardware called the Dash Button that allows one-press ordering of products you're likely to want to replace on a regular basis. The Dash Button comes in a number of different branded versions based on what it's coded to order, and includes an adhesive backing and hook holster to let you stick it where it's most convenient. The Dash Button is a natural extension… Read More
Frame.io Is Cloud-Based Collaboration For Everything
Given the world's shift toward video, both in terms of consumption and creation, it's almost surprising how tedious and painstaking the process of post-production collaboration can be. Lots of services focus on pieces of the problem, like accelerated file sharing or review in-progress collaboration, but there isn't really a service that covers everything, end-to-end. Read More
Google Expands Advertising Options For Mobile Developers Designed To Increase Installs
Google announced this morning a range of new advertising options for Android app developers designed to increase the number of app installations. The most notable change rolling out today is that developers can now more easily advertise their applications on the Google Display Network, including via video app promo ads. The Google Display Network today reaches 2 million publisher websites… Read More
Alcatel OneTouch's Cross-Platform Smartwatch Opens Pre-Orders For $150
The Alcatel OneTouch Watch, which got its debut at CES this year, is officially going on sale today with pre-orders starting at $149.99 directly from the company's U.S. website. The smartwatch is unique among those from larger OEMs in that it works with both iOS and Android smartphones, packing in support for health monitoring features, phone notifications and music controls on both kinds… Read More
Service Marketplace StarOfService Takes On Thumbtack
French startup StarOfService plans to provide a solid Thumbtack alternative for the rest of the world. To achieve this goal, StarOfService is opening its marketplace in 80 countries and just raised $1.2 million (€1.1 million) from Point Nine Capital, Kima Ventures, Oleg Tscheltzoff and other business angels. When I talked with co-founder and CEO Lucas Lambertini, he doesn't even hide… Read More
Social Media Management Company Sprinklr Raises $46M, Now Valued At More Than $1B
Sprinklr just announced that it has raised $46 million in new funding, at what it says is a valuation of more than $1 billion. The round was led by existing investors Battery Ventures, Intel Capital, and Iconiq Capital and brings the company's total funding to $123.5 million. (Sprinklr's last funding of $40 million was announced just under a year ago.) Read More
Former Quidsi Execs Launch Primary, A New Site For Kids' Clothing Essentials
A pair of former Quidsi execs, Galyn Bernard and Christina Carbonell, longtime employees who stayed with the company through its acquisition by Amazon.com, are today launching a new e-commerce site today called Primary which focuses on the kids' clothing market. The two, who are both parents themselves as well as savvy marketers, believe there's still an untapped opportunity… Read More
Securifi Adds Serious Home Automation To Its Almond Routers
Own an Almond router? It's about to get a dose of home automation thanks to new firmware from Securifi. The company behind the clever (and attractive) routers just announced a new set of features that will better position its product in the marketplace. These home automation features are a natural fit for Almond routers since Securifi designed the router to be showcased in a home rather… Read More
MoPub Founder Jim Payne Joins Board Of Ad Analytics Company Metamarkets
Following last month's announcement of $15 million in new funding, analytics company Metamarkets is bringing someone new onto its board of directors — Jim Payne, founder and former CEO of MoPub, the mobile ad company acquired by Twitter. Payne left his full-time role at Twitter last fall, and since then, it sounds like he's been focused on making angel investments and… Read More
Infinit's New Mobile Apps Might Be The Best Way To Transfer Those Pesky HD Videos
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Microsoft Announces Surface 3, A Cheaper, Thinner, Slower Surface Pro 3
Microsoft announced the Surface 3 today, a new edition to its Surface lineup of tablet-hybrids. The Surface 3 is best described as a thinner, smaller, lighter, and less-powerful Surface Pro 3. The Surface 3 also costs less, starting at $499, sports a smaller, 10.8 inch screen, a claimed 10 hours of video playback on a single charge, and runs a full build of Windows that comes with a… Read More
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Hotel with an outdoor pool, in Sirmione (Lugana)
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Great Sports Teams! I love my schools sports. No matter the sport, there are always students supporting them, and encouraging others to participate! The teams do very well, also!
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Relatively New – What makes UCF unique is that the campus is relatively new. The dorms werent built 100 years ago like some other Universities, and it shows. It has a planned circular layout and was made to resemble Disney World. Other campuses i've been to are spread out and not easy to navigate. But the best part of UCF is that you get out of it what you put in. There are plenty of oppurtunities.
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Greeks Are Involved – The Greeks are involved on campus. I attend some of their events; they do a good job putting them on. Students who I talk to that are part of the Greek system are really involved in it. They stay busy with Greek events.
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Good Variety at an Affordable Price – There are a lot of restaurants near campus. There are a lot of variety including pizza places, cuban food, asain, 24-hour breakfast places etc. Most restaruants are chains such as TGI Fidays and Buffalo Wildwings but some are local. My favorites are Tijuana Flats, the Mellow Mushroom, Kyoto, First Watch and Longhorn Steakhouse. Around Universal Studios there are some high priced restaurants but if you can afford to eat there they are a great experience. Most other restaurants are pretty affordable.
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Generally Clean – there are associates that are cleaning the restrooms on a regular basis. have not had a bad experience yet
First Come First Served – The computers are well kept throughout the campus. They also offer a lot of different options so you won't be stuck in the lab i.e. renting laptops, iPads. The only issue is out of almost 46,000 students they only have 50 iPads to loan out for the year. Not a very high chance of you getting one
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Ways to Get Involved – Greek life doesn't dominate UCF, but they do have a strong presence. Greek life is a great way to get involved and meet people.
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So Many Oppertunities – Orlando is full of intern and job oppertunities. And downtown Orlando is a beautiful city with an exciting night life and lots of things to do on the weekends.
Very Helpful – I came to University of Central Florida because of its amazing hospitality college and program. The Rosen campus is beautiful and the professors I've had are very helpful and informative. They form relationships with their classes and are happy to write letters of reccommendation and refer their students to different academic oppertunities.
UCF is not very strict. As long as you don't do anything illegal or cheat then UCF doesn't get involved.
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in the student union there are many different places to eat including Burger king and subway as well as various other foods. you can get any ethnicity of food here.
There are many computer available on campus. In the library, they have laptops and iPADs available to rent. There is a 24/7 free printing lab in the Student Union. Wireless is sometimes hard to connect to and is a little slow when on campus but is usually fine if you live on campus.
Admission to My Program – I feel that the admission to my major of Psychology was fairly easy. I got accepted rather quickly and UCF seems to have a very large and successful Psychology program.
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I think that UCF has a really great campus life. I am a member of the swim club on campus and I love it! There are also tons of fun events put on by different organizations and multiple volunteer opportunities. We have 'market day' where clubs come out and promote themselves and try to get students involved. Also there is a very big range of classes offered at the gym, which serves as a great way to help students meet one another.
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It can get really hot and humid around campus. Dorms are relatively far from classes so longboarding or biking is recommended to travel around campus.
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Not the Best Dining Experience. My first experience with campus dining wasn't as pleasant as I expected. Much of the food that is offered is repetitive and not as healthy as they advertise it to be. If anything, students ought to save their money and use it on groceries to cook for themselves.
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Orlando, the Place to Be! The University of Central Florida's location in Orlando has a lot to offer. Downtown is only 10-15 minutes away and we have a huge dedicated area for amusement parks and tourism!
Get there at least a half hour before and don't expect to find one during lunch or popular class times or by the gym. its pretty easy on weekends though
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Hi Everyone, I need some advice on an unfinished punch list. We had horrible dealings with our builder as some of you may remember. Well, I am still dealing with it. We moved into the home mid September. I am still owed a couple things. A re-do on the poor/sloppy stucco job on the back of the home, a repair on the tub that scratched during install and a breaker that keeps popping. I have left numerous messages for the builder and sometimes I get a call back, sometimes I don't. He always gives me the usual stories that the sub for stucco is tied up on another job etc. I don't have money for a lawyer and the cost of what he owes me is maybe a total of $5000. I was just going to go and file a claim with our local district court. I have all things documented including a running diary of dates and times of phone messages, emails etc. Any advice? We are coming up on our one year warranty, so I wanted to get it taken care of by then.
Well you can take him to court and wait a year or so to have the guy who either a) did a poor job to start with or b) pay someone else to fix it correct keep the receipts and have him pay you the money back. Chances are you will not see the money nor if he did that lousy a job to start with you may not want he nor his subs back to finish. And if he is ordered to do so by the court I doubt he will do a good job on the punchlist since he will not want to be there to start with. Again not saying what he is doing is correct or ethical but if he were ethical he would have finished long before this