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This is gonna be fun. But as long as they are happy launching the GTX 580 on tuesday that sucks more power than my whole computer...
Source: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/show...2&postcount=11Originally Posted by nVidia
This is gonna be fun. But as long as they are happy launching the GTX 580 on tuesday that sucks more power than my whole computer...
At least they say so NOW. And for them it might not even be a bad strategy to focus on that one driver that works, rather than wasting resources on chasing a whole bunch of hyped virtual rabbits.
Ha ha... oh wow. Fun times indeed. What's AMD's stance on Wayland?
Of course Nvidia and AMD will say "No!", for now.
They have a lot of software to write and support and Wayland which is not even deployed yet anywhere is the least of their worries.
In like 4 years Wayland will be running well and native on Ubuntu (on top of open source graphics drivers) and X will already considered pretty much an obsolete technology - that's when the folks from Nvidia and AMD will start thinking about supporting Wayland.
Hence the open source drivers are the (only) way to go for Wayland for now, which shouldn't be news nor surprising.
The administrator with his 1 minute rule deserves a few "warm greetings" from the phoronix forum users, we all love this rule.
Well, this is marketspeak. "We have no plans" is worse than "We are looking into" but it is still better than "We won't"
The open drivers will work well for current graphics cards because the drivers will have matured by then. New cards will be left playing catch up as always.
What does matured mean in this sense?
How long does it take for graphics drivers to reach that point, after the hardware is released? How long does it then take before this hardware then gets ignored, and the support deteriorates again? How large is this window?
Also, how is this point defined at all? Is it the point where this hardware is working as expected, or is this the point where your expectations have dropped enough?
(yes, i am an actual graphics driver developer, with way too much experience and with far too good a grasp of history)
At least Nvidia said it doesn't mind people creating open source drivers for their hardware (which is very good if you think about it), unlike for instance Microsoft, who recently vehemently opposed the intent of a third party to create open source drivers for their newly launched "Kinect".
As I understand it, Nvidia doesn't offer open-source drivers because they're afraid they might be infringing some patents which would show up in the source code.. (I heard many companies do this for same reason, don't we all love software-patents?) but then I don't know why they won't even release documentation since AMD doesn't have (serious) problems neither with the source code nor with releasing documentation about its hw.


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How about they make X.org run without root?
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dSG DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP. U.s. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 225·5858 • 1422 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING • WAIHINGTON, D.C. 20511 HON. WILLIAM M. BRODHEAD (Michigan) - Chelrman RICHARD P. CONLON-Staff Director SPECIAL REPORT No. 97-21 "The worst thing that can happen is for the nation to go on a defense spending binge that will create economic havoc at home and confusion abroad and that cannot be dealt wi th wisely by the Pentagon." Melvin Laird* November 30, 1980 May 4, 1981 THE IMPACT OF THE REAGAN DEFENSE BUDGET The worst may happen. There is growing concern that the huge increases in spending proposed by the Reagan Administration will, in fact, "create economic havoc" without providing any significant improvement in national defense. The Administration proposes to increase military spending from 25% to 38% of total expenditures over the next five years. This will mean spending a total of $1.5 TRILLION on defense alone during this period. Many economists believe that these increases will fuel inflation and exacerbate other economic problems. At the sarne time, other critics contend that. the proposed increases amount to little more than "throwing money at defense problems" and that BILLIONS will be wasted on outmoded weapons and strategies. This DSG Special Report contains the following sections: I. Summary . . . . . . . . . . · · 3 II. Defense Budget Proposals . · · 5 III. Impact on Economy . . . . · . . 9 IV. Impact on National Security · · . . 13 * Melvin Laird is a former Republican Member of Congress (1952-1969) who served as ranking Republican on the House Appropriations Sub com- mittee on Defense, and later as Secretary of Defense during the Nixon Administration.
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While many of us spent the Easter weekend eating chocolate eggs or performing overdue DIY duties, RiDE magazine's Simon Weir was raising money for charity and extreme testing a bike at the same time, racking up a very impressive 1173.5 miles in 19 hours onboard a KTM SM T!
RiDE's Simon Weir said: "I was one of 20 riders doing the RE1000 charity ride – a long-distance ride visiting four Royal Engineers depots in a day.
"The ride set off from Failsworth in Manchester at 1am on Easter Saturday. The route went to Elgin in the Highlands, down to Waterbeach outside Cambridge and finished at the Royal School of Military Engineering, home to the Sappers, at Chatham in Kent. Most of the riders got round by 11pm. I did the route a little quicker, then turned round and came home to Lincolnshire.
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Wainwright faces Padres in search of 15th win
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In his last start, Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright missed a chance to become the first 15-game winner in the Majors. The Reds' Johnny Cueto has since surpassed him, but Wainwright will have a second shot to reach that benchmark for the fourth time in his last five seasons on Sunday against San Diego.
Wainwright's last outing wasn't particularly bad, as he went seven innings and allowed three runs while taking the loss against Miami. But he served up a two-run homer to light-hitting Marlins infielder Donovan Solano that gave Miami's staff a solid cushion in a shutout of St. Louis.
"That ball was 10 feet foul and it came back fair. It was just the craziest ball flight I've ever seen," Wainwright said. "I think I got so caught up trying to stuff it in there that I didn't juice it like I wanted to. ... It obviously looks ridiculously stupid that I gave up a two-run homer there, but the sad thing is it probably wouldn't have mattered because their guys pitched very good and we didn't score."
Still, Wainwright hasn't been his dominant self since the All-Star break, posting a 4.65 ERA and .281 opponents' batting average in five starts.
St. Louis will try to maintain its slim lead in the National League Wild Card race against Padres starter Odrisamer Despaigne, who came five outs short of throwing the first no-hitter for the Padres on July 20 against the Mets.
Despaigne struggled in his next three starts but rebounded to hurl seven shutout innings against Colorado on Tuesday, setting a career high with eight strikeouts.
The Cuban defector has utilized a variety of arm angles and pitches -- including a slow, lofting curve that dips into the low-60s -- to fool hitters throughout his first two months in the Majors. But against the Rockies, he showed that his fastball command is good enough on its own in the big leagues.
"He doesn't have to trick people, his stuff is pretty good," said Padres manager Bud Black. "He got back to stuff instead of deception."
Cardinals: Wacha's arm "felt great" after bullpen session
Michael Wacha pitched off a mound for the first time in nearly two months on Saturday, throwing 30 pitches in a bullpen session.
Wacha has been out since June 17 with a stress reaction in his right shoulder. After several weeks of rest, he resumed throwing on flat ground this month and was recently cleared for this next step.
"Whenever you're cleared for your first 'pen, it's a big day," Wacha said. "It felt good to get back out there on the mound, the first time in a while. My arm felt great."
Wacha threw mostly fastballs, mixing in a few changeups as well. He is scheduled to have a follow-up MRI on Monday so that doctors can ensure that the shoulder is continuing to heal.
"It's a great thing to see," said manager Mike Matheny. "It's a step forward. We're not putting too much pressure on him. I know it's just another step in the process. He has to trust it and keep moving forward."
As long as everything checks out, he's expected to continue throwing off the mound every few days before throwing a simulated game or a possible rehab assignment, which would have to take place before the Minor League regular season ends on Sept. 1.
Padres: Solarte returns to lineup
Yangervis Solarte was back in the lineup Saturday after a two-game absence due to what was originally thought to be a mild left oblique strain. The injury turned out to be tightness in the lower back, an easier recovery.
"Oblique is difficult to make a swing, but I'm thinking [it's] lower back," said Solarte, who led off and played third base while going 1-for-5 with a double. "I'm feeling good."
Solarte suffered the injury on Wednesday while making an errant throw on the run, and his soreness continued to affect his throwing ability over the next couple of days.
But he took swings without issue, and massaging around the area by trainers allowed him to be medically cleared.
Worth noting
• Padres rookie outfielder Rymer Liriano has reached base or collected an RBI in each of his first six Major League games.
• Cardinals rookie Oscar Taveras started Saturday in right field after sitting on the bench for two days. He delivered an RBI double in his first at-bat, and ended up going 2-for-4.
Will Laws is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Glad with the American about the good news. God bless you, and your president!
Yep, tens of millions unemployed and they RAISE taxes on everyone and are focused on immigration?? Good lord.
Of course.... NOW immigration reform is important. It wasn't back when the hispanic voting bloc didn't present much of an advantage. But now that it does, suddenly everyone's view on immigration has "evolved". Not 4 years ago when the issue was the same. Now it's important.
Politicians doing what politicians do best.
I seem to remember W putting forth several immigration reform initiatives, only to be rebuked by his own party. I'm sorry that you don't.
You only prove my point. Why is it that when W was in charge, his party rebuked him.
Now they don't want to rebuke. Have you missed out on all the Republicans going on air and talking about the need to reform immigration? Are you tell me it was the same case before?
Unfortunately we have to yield to political realities. What exactly is your complaint?
Yeah we traded structural reforms for a return to stagflation of the 70s when it was shown using monetary stimulus to prop up the economy has no effect and makes you vulnerable to resource shocks. This shit is about to get retro ya'll. It's like keysians collectively get amnesia every 30 years or so.
What resource shock are you talking about? Last I checked, this was a demand driven recession.
Inflation is below target, and has been since 2007.
Yeah, and I am Queen Elizabeth.
Geez, our national press has become little more than state run media. Nothing but wall to wall "great leader" type coverage. It's sad what we've become.
Geez.... I guess no one ever told you that The Economist is a British publication. It's sad what people say these days out of ignorance.
He's just a typical American who can't be bothered to check anything besides his "gut" and his fridge.
It's funny because when people were complaining about the media supporting Bush's policies, they were called unpatriotic/unAmerican.
Now supporting the president is upatriotic/unAmerican.
The media never supported Bush's policies. They railed about his policies every night and now give Obama a pass on those very policies. The British press does the same. I used to constantly hear about the Brits and the world hated us because of drone strikes and Gitmo, yet now you're all suspiciously silent on those issues.
This silence may be because Obama seems to be curious about the world versus Bush's well documented incuriosity and Dick Cheney's perpetual "pre-emptive" war.
This silence may be because Obama seems to be curious about the world versus Bush's well documented incuriosity and Dick Cheney's perpetual "pre-emptive" war.
" Far better, she says, to channel deficit-reduction efforts into reforms that reduce growth in entitlements such as health care for the elderly, which do not hammer the economy now but pay off handsomely in the long run."
How the Democrats are able to win while being anti-Baby Boomer like this... I don't know. But as a person of Generation Y I love it. We're screwed either way because of them. Might as well put some of the hurt where it belongs.
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The bar is really low these days, I see
Of course! It was set by George W. Bush, after all.
Who wrot this...totally contrived and irrelevant...look at the DEBT idiot.
It went up. Interests haven't yet though and deficits are falling so what is your point? Unless you were decrying the debt all the way back to the 80's it's rather ridiculous to go all chicken little now.
Deficits are falling by 600 billion over 10 years. That´s all Obama managed up to now, that is, close to nothing.
It is not ridiculous at all. Our debt is accumulating at a record-breaking pace. Do you seriously think our debt accumulation is on the same scale as the 1980's? What hole have you been living in?
I find this optimism so out of place. Shouldn´t we worry that all these positive signs are just a reflection of the trillions of dollares that are borrowed and invested in the economy?
Compared to 2009 ,things are wonderful.
But with an overhang of 3 trillion $ worth of bonds at the feds and the easing of 85 billion a month (apart from some further debt problems)this ship is speeding towards it's iceberg.
The recovery, such as it is, is halting and very much under threat from renewed euro trouble.
But Obama's complete ignorance of and interest in where the money comes from is likely to upset all his plans.
Like his predecessors, Obama has wantonly allowed the productive heart of America to be eroded away. There's a good take on this in,"The Great Betrayal" at:
The humming sound of the money printing machine has a calming effect.
If the US economy is doing better than the European, then why is the dollar dropping? To me that indicates a lower confidence.
The falling dollar is a good thing. It indicates that the Fed is helping to assist the shift in the economy away from domestic consumption and towards exports.
So that means that the other economies have agreed to allow their currency to be appreciated, and their exports to suffer, in order to help the US?
They've chosen not to undertake countervailing measures for a variety of reasons. I doubt the interests of the US are among them.
Absolutely not. So now you see the Japanese depreciate their currency to keep exports competitive.
So you think it is only a matter of time before the Euro zone does the same? Or is perhaps the German reluctance to a weaker currency too dominant?
Good heavens, no! That would mean INFLATION, WEIMAR, ZIMBABWE!
Beware, it is coming to a place near you:
Yes, i think the Euro will depreciate sooner or later. Since the Japanese has such a big plan to depreciate their currency, the Euro zone has to do sth to prevent their economy from recession.
No, it means Asian and European governments are using monetary policy less aggressively than the US.
No, it means Asian and European governments are using monetary policy less aggressively than the US.
Actually it means that we are printing more money to prop up our failures in fiscal policy.
The more currency in the system, the faster it changes hands and the more risk investors are willing to take, the greater inflation will be. If the dollar is dropping, it's either because money is being printed, the economy is heating up, the safety of the dollar is no longer seen as an asset or a combination of all three. Since they've been printing like crazy for years and inflation hasn't been that bad, most likely it's the improving economy and stock market that is causing the dollar to go down.
The less the dollar is worth, the cheaper U.S. labor becomes and thus the more appealing it is for a company to in-source jobs into the U.S. The down side is that things will cost more, so get used to not being able to afford a flat screen TV in every room.
U.S. Economy Only Better For Some
"No question that today the U.S. economy is better than the 2007 economy. Then, we were heading into the financial crash. Now, the U.S. economy is wallowing well below expectations. Exporting industries, the lion's share of the stock market roared up 100% plus due to FED interest manipulation. The Real Estate Development Business (after 5 years of drought) shows real potential. Still, average Americans are barely better off than they were in 2007. The fear may be gone but not their financial suffering."
Richard Michael Abraham
The REDI Foundation
"The expiry of last year's payroll-tax cut and higher taxes on the wealthy at the start of this year will squeeze incomes generally: the main reason that economists expect growth in 2013 of only about 2%."
Right, and the continued austerity-mongering in Washington will probably push it down even further. Pretty amazing to have this economy and workers ready to go, but a political body that is not only standing in the way of growth, but actively pursuing policies that slow down the economy.
obama is doing a fine job...he is focused on putting AMERICANS first...
he has reduced employment but needs to also concentrate on the creation of more sustainable jobs.
More people in work means more TAX receipts for the government...
step in right direction...
the big issue will be the IRAN ISRAEL confrontation sometime in the future
over the nuclear ambitions of IRAN.
The UN will not be able to get a unanemous vote on the issue with Russia and
China probably abstaining...
we shall see how OBAMA addresses the international issues in his final four years of power !
Why should the president be focusing on creating jobs? That lies on the market, not state planning. Stop filling the air with such filth.
I know that it must be difficult for a somewhat conservative paper like the Economist to criticize conservatives, but you should clearly state that today's Republican party has very little to do with rational conservatives around the world and is instead made up of a bunch of ignorant and dangerous radicals who are trying to sabotage the US economy because of their irrational hatred for it's president...
Thank you! When it comes down to it, I guess I'm left of center, but that little bit of focus I have for a ground-up approach to economics (keysian...sure i guess) gets me lumped in with "liberals," who genuinely irritate me.
Yes I am also progressive, but I believe in the promise of capitalism and I am not willing to throw the baby out with the bathwater. But it's almost impossible to have a reasoned economic argument in the U.S. because you either have right-wing nut jobs who are the antithesis of "conservative," die-hard liberals falling for rhetorical/logical fallacies who reject business and finance and think that we can fix our economy without understanding either, or apathetic John-Galt sociopaths who get a high off of the zeros in their various bank accounts and are just willing to ride this baby all the way down to the bottom!
Whenever has The Economist been conservative? Conservative in comparison to a socialist, perhaps, but that's about it. I'll not respond to the rest of your ignorant rant.
I have to admit that yes, the housing market has been showing some signs of improvement lately which is totally great. But I am curious about another think: why on earth would you think that employment is growing. You are mistaken: the unemployment rating is totally growing very fast. The latest numbers are just shocking. These poor people cannot even take out cashadvance. When you were comparing US with Europe, were you referring to France or to Greece and Spain? Because that really matters. The United States is not doing any better and unfortunately this isn't just my opinion.
It is your opinion. The unemployment rate in the US is well below the overall EU rate, and payroll growth (as shown in the chart above) has seen net growth of a slow but real 160k per month. The problem is that the growth we're seeing is good for a normal economy, but not fast enough to close the gap in a depressed one. It is factually incorrect to say that unemployment is growing, however.
"The housing market has been showing some signs of improvement lately which is totally great."
For sellers and those who hold mortgages. But worse for buyers, who tend to be younger and have lower incomes. Should we celebrate rising rents and the freeze in the minimum wage, too?
The federal government and Federal Reserve have managed to prop up asset prices relative to wages, worker benefits, dividend and interest rate payments to savers, and tax revenues to pay for public services and benefits. Believe it or not, this isn't good for everyone.
I get really tired of people who just spout of whatever they feel like saying. What sort of evidence do you have to back up your view that "unemployment rating is totally growing very fast"? The latest numbers are just shocking? What numbers are those and where would one find them? Who are these "poor people" and how do you know they "cannot even take out cash advance" and what does that have to do with anything? You say "that really matters". What is "that"? That poor people cannot take out "cashadvance"? I don't follow you in the least. The US is not doing any better and unfortunately that isn't just your opinion? Unfortunately, that is just your opinion because you provide nothing to back up your opinion.
You should take into account that in the US they cheat with economic stats.
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I have to say I was dreading this 3rd in what seems to be a never-ending franchise (there's talk of an "Expendabelles" all female version) but I was very pleasantly surprised- I laughed a lot and just went along for the silly ride.
In his first role since doing close to 3 years for tax evasion, Wesley Snipes finally gets to join the fun (he was supposed to star in the original but then came that little jail thing). He's hilarious in the opening scene. Mel Gibson gets to play the bad guy they're after with Harrison Ford as the biggie calling the shots in the mission. Kelsey Grammer helps Sly Stallone find new expendables when he's forced to fire the old crew after a botched job. Antonio Banderas steals the movie as a manic new recruit. The franchise gets younged up with the additions of Kellan Lutz, Victor Oritz and for the first time, a woman: Ronda Rousey.
While there's lots of action and dead bodies, there are just a few dribbles of blood so it's pretty sanitized when it comes to violence.
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"Do You Want To See Mattel Acquire the 1987 MOTU Movie Rights?"
Hmmm, how shall I put this?
Uh, YES!!!
I would be ecstatic at the news!!!
All of the characters I would want from the movie they already own the rights to :Blade, Saurod, & Gwildor. The only other character I would want would be Karg. He was pretty cool but to be honest, I'd rather see Mattel put more effort into the Classics line. Plus, I can think of other figures that deserve figures more before the line ends.
"Do You Want To See Mattel Acquire the 1987 MOTU Movie Rights?"
Hmmm, how shall I put this?
Uh, YES!!!
I would be ecstatic at the news!!!
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I voted YES, even though I would not buy a single movie character. I really don't care for the movie, and I generally don't like movie figures.
That said, these characters would make many other collectors happy, so that's cool.
Always Expect the Unexpected!
That's a big YES, beside Blade, Gwildor and suarod, I would love a movie He-man, Skeletor and Lubic.
I'd be for it, but it's not a high priority to me at the moment. Might be a nice move to pull out in 2016 to add some hype to the line once we're past the "All Star Years".
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Uhmmm, I mean other than Karg and a few variants I don't see a pressing issue to have them but this is my opinion. Now for my fellow brothers and sisters of the org and every other MOTU /POP/NA/200X and other version, I hope they do. I would love that 'God' Skeletor to be the "Homecoming" version of Skeletor and for those who have lobbied for him make them a Lubic figure already, he could be the bodyguard of Queen Marlena when he arrives on Eternia.
'Tis the wind and nothing more.....
I voted NO.
The movie is fun and the best they could do.
But i don´t like the earth part, i wanted to see Eternia, Battelcat, more Eternian heroes and more known villains and not their replacements.
Karg, Balde, Sauron... nice ideas but i wanted Tri Klops, Trap Jaw and Kobrah Kahn.
Except for golden god Skeletor i don´t think i want any variant. Dolph looks cool but it´s He-Man with a cape, Teela looks nothing like Teela at all, skinny blonde-ish Man-At-Arms again, the original is way better.
Gwildor instead of Orko...Orko is enough as comic relief we didn´t need another one....
For it´s time it was okay and fun but i really don´t need them in MOTUC.
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..just sayin it again, because it would be that cool if we got this... Here is what I would call a perfect streamlined idea for a 12 figure Movie subline...
00. Sub exclusive Figure - God Skeletor
01. Movie Heman variant
02. Movie Man-At-Arms variant
03. Movie Teela variant
04. Movie Skeletor variant
05. Movie Evil Lyn variant
06. Blade
07. Karg
08. Saurod
09. Lubic
10. Gwildor - heavy tool 12 figure sub item
11. Movie Black Skeletor Shock Trooper - Army Builder 2 pak sku slot 1
12. Movie Black Skeletor Shock Trooper - Army Builder 2 pak sku slot 2
..we get that, I would be all over that sub in seconds like a starved dog on a tossed out rib eye steak! lol
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I've said no. Purely due to if the line will be ending next year. what's the point in them having the rights? It's not like 2014 will be filled with JUST movie characters. There's no point getting the license if they can't use it.
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We don't know yet whether the line will be ending next year or not. And TG has said that, even if the line got scaled down, they would still be doing more sporadic releases for some time later. Plus, they wouldn't need to acquire the rights to all of the movie-specific characters in one big (and expensive) "movie rights" pack. I think most people would be content if they bought the rights to at least Karg, so as to be able to release a special (SDCC exclusive or whatever) "movie pack" of Gwildor, Blade, Saurod and Karg. Or they could buy the rights to just a few specific characters for a 6-figure movie mini-sub; for example:
1. Gwildor
2. Blade
3. Saurod
4. Karg
5. Lubic (with interchangeable detective outfit and Eternian robes)
6. Air Centurion (army builder, with hovering board)
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I voted yes just for the movie versions of He-Man and Skeletor. Karg would be fine, but I wouldn't shed any tears over him if we don't get him. I would shed tears over Gwildor, but Mattel already has rights to him. so he doesn't even count here.
Anyway, give us movie versions of HM and Skelly! With their movie faces! Both of them! Please.
Yes! We'll get Blade, Gwildor, and Saurod at some point, but we need Karg and Movie Skeletor too! He's the only variant I *must* have, but the others would be cool as well. I know it was a departure, but once you accept that, the movie isn't *that* bad. Heck, I want to watch it right now.
Whatever to me, but I won't be buying them, I don't like the movie, don't want the figures.
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I want Karg, Movie Skeletor, He-Man and maybe Air Centurians.
WISHLISTKarg ~ Crita ~ Despara ~ Fang-Or ~ Kittrina ~ Darius ~ Sorceress of Serpos Teela ~ Lodar ~ Hunga The Harpy Great Black Wizard ~ Staghorn ~ Lady Slither ~ Artilla ~ Ra-Jarr ~ Major Header ~ Vultak ~
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I voted no. I really just want the three they already have the rights to. Karg would be cool too, but not necessary to get rights to the entire movie just for him.
yes! karg needs to be made...and i would LOVE to see a Lubic figure. choice! really choice!
and i will be seriously disappointed if they don't get saurod and blade released after the goodwill and support the actors showed in pushing for subs.
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I voted yes. I'd love to see a Saurod figure made. The Skeletor variants would be cool as well.
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I'm not especially hungry for the figures, but it seems strange that they don't have the right to make them. That should be fixed.
I think a 12 month sub for this would be perfect.
Sub Exclusive: Lubic
1. He-Man
2. Skeletor
3. Karg
4. Goldnen God Skeletor
5. Evil Lynn
6. Teela
7. Gwildor
8. Blade
9. Saurod
10. Stormtrooper
11. Sorceress
12. Man-at-Arms
Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
It can't rain all the time.
"Live the journey, for every destination is but a doorway to another."
Yes. I'm a fan of Skeletor's troopers.
I think it's important to distinguish between the movie-specific characters and the variants of 'common' characters. We already have (in some cases multiple) MotUC versions of He-Man, Sorceress, Man-at-Arms, Teela, Skeletor, Evil-Lyn and Beast-Man, and while their movie variants would be cool (specially the golden God Skeletorif they released just one movie variant, this should be it), I don't see them as a priority (just like Filmation variants aren't considered a priority).
The movie-specific characters, for their part, are a totally different animal, since we don't have any other MotUC version of them. I think an eventual movie-sub should concentrate on these (just like the Filmation sub is devoted to Filmation-specific characters), and from among these some are, of course, more important than others:
A. Essential:
-Gwildor: As the inventor of the Cosmic Key, he's a key character both for the movie and for the MotUC storylines (and with all this new emphasis in spacetime-travelling plots, he's become even more essential for MotUC than he was in the movie).
-Blade, Saurod, Karg: Awesome must-have bad guys. Mattel should really acquire the rights to Karg.
B. Cool-to-have:
-Lubic: He's the second earthling to permanently "immigrate" into Eternia, so I'd rather see him wearing Eternian robes (or with interchangeable detective outfit à la Glenn/Marlena). I don't care if his face is sculpted in the likeness of James Tolkan or not (I'd rather not, to avoid potential personality-rights problems, so long as the figure is recognizable as the character Lubicthat is, a mature bald-headed "authority-like" figure).
-Army-builder pack: Black Stormtrooper + Air Centurion (+ hoverdisk accessory). I think the more different kinds of troopers we get for Skeletor (those plus Hover Robots, Skelcons, Skeleton Warriors...), the better.
C. Non-essential:
-Worruck (concept): Could be the perfect sub-exclusive.
-Comtech: Might be viewed as an "evil technician" army-builder.
-Kevin & Julie: Although prominent in the movie, I don't consider them "properly" part of the MotUverse (they're basically a pair of earthling "passers-by" that accidentally got involved in one specific storyline, but had little further connection to Eternia), so these are the first movie characters I'd leave out if necessary (although they could serve as reuses of the teenage-sized bucks that are needed for other characters such as 200X Adam, 200X Teela and Facet).
Then there's also (apart from the accessory-sized hoverdisks) a movie-specific vehicle (Skeletor's "throne-ship"), and the movie-specific Eye of the Galaxy diorama piece (which could be a Castle Grayskull "interior expansion pack").
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I'm interested only in Karg, Regular Movie Skeletor and Evil Lyn. out of those MAINLY I want Karg
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