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Incursion 1.0 Features - 30 Nov 2010:
Council of Stellar Management (CSM)
Many suggestions and recommendations from the CSM have made their way into Incursion, including:
- The meta level of items now display in item detail list views
- Probes can now be toggled in the overview
- Players with POS Gunner roles will now receive notifications about control towers when they are under attack
- MWD and afterburner now have different icons
- Corp deliveries can now be sorted according to distance in jumps and filtered by location (region)
Client Customization
New functionality has been introduced to the EVE client, making for a more enjoyable internet spaceship experience. Smooth things out with new total anti-aliasing options now available in the settings menu. Set your perfect view of the universe; the height and width of your windowed client can now be controlled with a simple drag of a border. Keyboard shortcut editing is now easier with a more intuitive and organized configuration screen.
More info: Cutting it Short: EVE Shortcuts Revamped
Ordnance Overhaul
Improved design puts rockets back in demand as new bonuses to velocity and damage increase their effectiveness against frigate-class ships. Tech 2 ammunition users will find penalties now reduced on several types of short range charges. The firepower of the Caldari Hawk was revisited as well, and it now packs a bigger per level punch when using kinetic damage missiles.
More info: Attention on Deck - Cool Stuff Happening in Incursion
Faction Ships Now Available on the Market
Rare frigates, cruisers and battleships have made their way to the open market. Players now have more choices in where they buy, sell and search for their favorite faction ships.
Fighter Bombers Take One for the Team
Participants in large fleet battles will see improvements in performance and stability as visual changes to fighter bomber missiles drastically reduce CPU load.
Agents Secure New Ways to Keep You Busy
Mission runners will find 40 new missions have been added to the system, including over 20 important Level 4 storyline adventures to embark on.
A New Lair for the TQ Beast
Server migration of the Tranquility (TQ) servers brings better network connectivity, fewer intermediary devices and increased capacity to EVE Online.
More info: TQ Level Up
Fleet Jumping Accelerated
Low layer changes improve jumping into heavy battles. Jumps now complete faster, resulting in less wait and more combat for all involved.
More info: Fixing Lag: Well, this one doesn't really
Module Performance Improvements
Combat pilots, especially in large fleet battles, will experience a more responsive system as a result of resource gains from module optimization.
More info: Fixing Lag: Picking Up Low hanging Fruit
Noctis, the Dedicated Salvager
Dock that old destroyer and strap into a Noctis, the brand new salvage monster from ORE. Featuring 5% bonus to Salvage and Tractor Beam cycle times, a roomy 8/2/3 module capacity and a time saving 60% increase in Tractor Beam range this is one workhorse every salvager is going to be looking to get their hands on. Blueprints and ships will both be available on the market at select stations.
The Thin Client is Born
Recently designed for internal testing and bug hunting, the thin Client has proven its worth on the battlefield by helping to pinpoint issues in congested and combat-heavy systems. Several of the bugs identified have already been tracked down and stomped out, creating noticeable improvement in high-traffic systems.
More info: Fixing Lag: And I, for one, welcome our new automation overlords, Fixing Lag: Module Lag - Why not all bug fixesare a good idea, Fixing Lag: Character Nodes
Upgraded Server Hardware
Recent tests of new HS22 Blade Server hardware allowed a record-breaking 2023 players to pack into Jita.
More info: Jita 2000+
Incursion 1.0.1 Features - 15 Jan 2011:
Farewell to the Learning Skills Group
The much pined-for removal of Learning Skills has arrived. All characters will receive a pool of unspent skill points based on the learning skills they have already trained.
2010 Holiday Ship: The CONCORD Echelon
Enjoy a specialized codebreaking frigate, courtesy of CONCORD. The locked down mysteries of explorations sites and COSMOS missions are no match for a capsuleer in an Echelon.
Incursion 1.1 Features - 18 Jan 2011:
Character Creation System – Re-invent Yourself
Take command of EVE Online's powerful new Carbon-based technology that allows you to sculpt and shape your entire character with unprecedented precision and detail. Create a new you with the new character creation system.
More info: Introducing our New Character Creator
Planetary Interaction Evolves
Planet-side engineers collaborated to construct a more efficient and flexible colony maintenance system. Planetary Interaction now sports a new interface, upgradable command centers and a greatly improved Extraction system.
More info: Planetary Interaction and the Future
EVE Gate Enhanced
Connect and communicate with the new features and functionality that Incursion brings to EVE Gate, including integrated contact labels, EVE Gate localization to Russian and German, a rich text editor, and public profiles.
New Sansha Pirate NPCs
To take on the capsuleers, Sansha's Nation trained a deadly new army. Don't let the new coat of paint on those Phantasms and Nightmares fool you - there's Sleeper AI and several other nasty surprises programmed into those beasts. Expect to encounter enemies with advanced ships and deadlier weapons, more defined roles, and unexpectedly clever tactics.
New Sansha Combat Ships
The Nation didn't just stop at paint and tactics. Prepare to be greeted by Supercarriers and Fighter-bombers among the Nation ranks. The Sanshas' new floating fortresses, purportedly known as "Revenant," are highly prized by the Nation, but rumors abound that their blueprints are not as closely guarded as one would expect.
EVE Gate gets EVE Voice beta
EVE Voice beta extends beyond the client and into your browser. EVE Gate now allows true voice communication with your in-game teammates even when you aren't in-game.
Environment System Effects
Sansha's Nation brings devastating constellation-affecting technology, crippling active modules and weapons in use. The stronger their forces, the stronger their ability to tilt the war in their favor. Defeat them and restore the balance.
CONCORD Sets Up Shop
The shelves are stocked and the doors have opened to CONCORD's new Loyalty Point Store, established to reward those pilots who rise up and repel the Sansha scourge.
NPC AI Gets an IQ Boost
Incursion injects more intelligence and more tactics into NPCs. Look forward to encountering smarter and craftier denizens.
Incursion 1.1.1 Features - 25 Jan 2011:
Sansha's Nation has set its sights on the capsuleers, posing the greatest NPC threat ever seen this side of wormhole space. Objective-based missions, Sleeper-like AI, new enemies, and constellation-wide consequences make the Sansha's Nation Incursions one of the most challenging and ominous threats capsuleers have faced to date.
Incursion 1.2 Features - 15 Feb 2011:
Remote Destruction of Jump Clones
Remote authorization has been added, allowing players to dispose of unwanted or unneeded jumpclones directly from the character sheet.
Improvements to Buying a New Clone
When buying a new clone, options with insufficient skillpoints will be grayed out as a warning.
Region and Security Status Displayed When Buying a Clone
When moving your active clone to another station, the list of possible destinations will contain the region and security status.
Sell/Buy Window Settings
The state of your sell window (normal/advanced) will persist (remember your last used setting) on a character basis.
Market Window Displays Outpost Information
Market orders in player-owned outposts will now display the system name as well as the station name on the order.
Asset Search by Distance
Your assets list can now be sorted by number of jumps so that you can easily view your proximity to locally stored assets.
Drag and Drop Into Closed Containers
You can now drag and drop items into closed containers without having to open them first.
Character Portrait Saves Return
Say "Cheese!" It is now again possible to capture portraits of characters in-game.
Improved Overview Settings
Priority modification in Overview settings now has drag and drop functionality.
Agent Removal Confirmation
To safeguard against accidental removal of needed agents, a new confirmation message has been added which pops up when players attempt to remove one.
Starmap Autopilot's Tab Now Easier to Adjust
The 'Autopilot' tab in the Starmap now has drag and drop functionality for sorting waypoints.
Clearing All Waypoints from Space
A new right-click menu item has been added to the route label in space, so it is now possible to clear all waypoints without opening the Starmap.
Incursion 1.3 Features - 8 Mar 2011:
Carbon Inventory
An integrated series of inventory optimizations.
Incursion 1.4 Features - 6 Apr 2011:
More Pirates, Shiny Treasures
New DED Complexes belonging to various pirate factions have been discovered, with returning capsuleers often proudly displaying never-before-seen modules obtainable exclusively from the most challenging foes in these complexes.
More Portraits, More Places
We're making player portraits available in the following windows - Trading, giving money, chat invites and objects in space. Hopefully you'll be able to see the portrait and go "yeah, this guy looks legit".
Auto Fleet Commander
When you create a fleet, you're made squad commander automatically, so you don't have to move roles around manually.
As a part of the "equal value space makes this game boring" initiative, we've changed the way anomalies work. The quality of anomalies will depend on the system's true security level (truesec) - the better the truesec, the better the spawns.
More info: Those Anomaly Changes in Full
Visible Nullsec Truesec
0.0 truesec will now be displayed in the same manner empire truesec is. We made this change since anyone with access to the internet (that means you) has access to that data through evemaps and other sources.
Strip FIttings From Inactive Ships
Since boarding a ship to strip it is too much work, we've added the ability to strip fittings from unpiloted ships.
NPC Electronic Warfare Updates
NPC jamming has been updated and streamlined. They should all work with the same functionality and you can fit countermeasures. In other news, jamming NPCs are still annoying.
Better Value Visibility
The input boxes in the industry window now has room for more digits, meaning small item manufacturing will actually allow you to see the entire number.
Extra Outpost Info Added
We've added the system name to outposts, so you know where you're buying from. This will hopefully prevent me from buying items in hostile stations while drunk.
More Default Overview Layouts
Players will start with more default overviews. Instead of having "default" and "mining, you'll now have "general", "pvp", "WarpTo", "loot", "mining", "drones" and "all". Hell yes.
Direct Bookmark Removal
Removing bookmarks can now be done from the right click menu in space. Having to go through people and places was a damn hassle and hopefully this will improve bookmark usability.
Better Fleet Boss Info Display
Instead of having a separate column in the fleet finder for the fleet boss standings, it's now a small standings box in the boss portrait, much like you're used to from chat channels.
Improved Mass Repackaging
Ever had 8000 items to repackage and one broken item which breaks everything? From now on, items that cannot be repackaged won't stop the entire repackaging operation.
High-resolution Pilot Portrait Display
Clicking the picture of another pilot will bring it up in a larger version. This feature is part cool, part creepy.
Loot Logging On by Default
Loot logging has been enabled by default. User statistics show that the majority of fleets have this on, so we decided to remove an annoying pop-up window. Your ability to be a jerk and steal from your friends still remains intact though.
Enhanced Waypoint Markers
When using the autopilot, your waypoints will be highlighted so you can see where on the route they are. This owns.
More Incursion Group Support
If you like Incursions and are seeking likeminded partners for long walks on the beach and shooting Sanshas, go ahead and join the "incursions" public channel, found in the channel folder.
Server-side Ship Fittings
Your personal ship fittings are going to be stored on the server, giving you the same functionality available to corp fittings. This means access to your personal fittings, regardless what computer you're using.
Extended Newbie Mission Durations
Newbie missions have 180 days expiration and you cannot lose standings for declining, quitting or timing out. If you decide to re-activate a trial, hopefully this puts you in a better position to come back to the game.
Incursion 1.5 Features - 19 May 2011:
Team BFF's Little Things Continue
Driven by player feedback and positive response to previous 'Little Things' improvements, Team Best Friends Forever delivers more of the community's requested changes and game updates.
Incursion 1.6 Features - 31 May 2011:
Carbon UI
The framework for building 3D user interface elements arrives, bringing the power to develop a cooler, more robust UI for EVE Online.


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Women's Basketball Uses Furious Second Half Run to Down Mars Hill 84-58 Behind Cox's 25
December 3, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Backed by a game-high 25 points from Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, NC) and a team shooting percentage of 48%, host Pfeiffer University dispatched visiting Mars Hill College 84-58 in non-conference womens basketball action on Monday night. The Lady Falcons outscored the Lions 57-33 in the second half, 37-11 over the final 10 minutes, improving to 5-1 on the year. Mars Hill drops to 1-5 with Mondays loss.
Both teams would engage in a 47-47 contest with 10:43 to play in the second half before the Lady Falcons started their game-ending run. A pair of free throws and layup by Jodie Lemons (Madison, NC) got the ball rolling before a Cox three capped off a 12-0 run just over two minutes later.
Free throws by Christina Harvey (Locust Grove, VA) and Kellie Rhoney (Catawba, NC) kept the Pfeiffer lead at a dozen heading into the final five minutes before the Lady Falcons completed the 26-point victory with a 21-7 spurt to end the contest. Lemons and Rhoney would lead the way down the stretch scoring 15 of the 21 points combined.
Earlier in the first half, Brittney Washington (Simpsonville, NC) help give Pfeiffer a four-point, 11-7 lead with 11:51 remaining on two of her six points on the night while the Lions Cadence Wilmoth (Glade Springs, VA) put Mars Hill up four with 6:37 to play. A pair of Cox triples would spark an 8-0 run after Wilmoths basket before a pair of Ansley Ricker (Greeneville, TN) free throws and layup by Katie Buckner (Canton, GA) trimmed the halftime deficit down to just two as Pfeiffer held a 27-25 lead at the break.
Cox dropped in her 25 points on a season-high 9-of-14 shooting (64%) hitting four of seven shots from behind the arc. Harvey followed with another monster double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds while Rhoney and Lemons with 14 and 13 respectively. The Lady Falcons would shoot 59% from the second half, outscore Mars Hill 44-18 in the paint and use 31 points off the bench. Ricker and Wilmoth paced the Lions with 18 points apiece.
The Lady Falcons will play their final home game before the holiday break on Wednesday night hosting Barber-Scotia at 5:30 p.m. Live stats and video will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Suns acquire Marcus Morris for 2nd round pick
The Phoenix Suns have made a trade.
As first reported by Yahoo's Adrian Wjnarowski, the team has sent its 2013 second-round draft pick to Houston in exchange for forward Marcus Morris.
Morris, who is the twin brother of Suns forward Markieff, is averaging 8.6 points and 4.1 rebounds in 21.4 minutes per game for the Rockets. A 6-foot-9, 235 pound forward, he was selected one spot behind Markieff in the 2011 NBA Draft at 14.
"We have been intrigued for quite some time about the potential synergy from having both of the Morris twins on our team," Suns president of basketball operations Lon Babby said in a press release. "So we are excited to have the opportunity to welcome Marcus to the Suns."
He's not the only one who's excited.
"I shedded a tear or two," Morris told CSNHouston.com after finding out that he'd be reuniting with his brother in Phoenix. "I'm just happy to be back with my brother, get a chance to reunite and get going."
Morris played three seasons at Kansas, and averaged 17.2 points and 7.6 rebounds per game as a junior before declaring for the NBA Draft.
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Preseason Press Day House Tour and Interviews on Super Pass
As of about 3am this morning the Press Day tour videos of the "new" Big Brother 14 house were posted (Scroll down for one video). I won't lie, it was much tougher for me to get through this year than it usually is. Most of it was more about Rachel than it was about the house, and, of course she brought "BRENNON" with her. I don't suppose she could leave her wart at home just to do press day. The video of the "mini game" and tour is mostly just scripted DRs of Rachel saying things like "Nobody messes with MY man" etc.. To my knowledge this is the first time former house guests have been allowed in on press day to play the game with the other people. Rachel does get evicted, so there is THAT. Not soon enough though in my humble opinion.
The interview with Grodner in the producers video is foretelling of this season I think. No one has said that Rachel is definitely going to be there, but I think we can all safely say there are most likely going to be former rehashed house guests, and Grodner was definitely pushing the Rachel idea saying that last season was one of her favorites "because Rachel got to go from being hated to loved". I feel like we might be doomed, but then again I have been very wrong before, so maybe I will be pleasantly surprised. I can only hope.
The house on the other hand is kind of cute this year. Some photos of it were leaked earlier in the week and can be seen a few blogs back. There is also a video of Reality Nation's Spicy Pants giving a tour of parts of the house. I have seen the theme called "Tokyo pop" and also just "Space". Either way I kind of like it. It's not completely redone or revamped or anything spectacular. They did get a new fridge..but that's about it. The rest of it is just painted over as usual. It's cuter this year though.
Despite my feelings of horror that we might be gearing up for another season of Rachel and God forbid Brendon, I am actually starting to get excited to see the new cast! I kind of like this mentors theme rumor because I think it might mean that the rehashed former House Guests don't necessarily LIVE in the BB house and get to play. Maybe the actual House Guests will all be all new faces and OH wouldn't that be as refreshing as a cool misty breeze in my face during this 100 degree weather we are having down here.
If you would like to watch the videos and experience the horror (or joy if you are a fan..I know there are some Rachel rooters out there) yourself you can check them out here: http://superpass.real.com/big-brother-14/preseason/house-tour . If you don't have your live feeds you better get on it before the Early Bird Special is off and the price goes up!!
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House Bill 1302 and Senate Bill 5405 are supported by several lawmakers, but Washington s Department of Social and Health Services is concerned about possible costs to the state.
Both bills aim to help the 500 troubled foster teens who age out of the state system once they turn 18 every year, advocates said at a Thursday legislative hearing in Olympia. Many of those youths end up homeless, with no support system to depend on.
If I had a network of caring foster parents and experienced counselors while in stable housing, instead of a support structure of homeless youth and drugs, I would have learned recovery a lot sooner than I did, said former foster child Chris Bauer.
Bauer was one of many former foster youths who testified Thursday.
This will help address the dismal outcomes for children that have aged out of foster care without a permanent home, said Patrick Dowd from the Office of the Family and Children s Ombudsman.
Washington DSHS, while supportive of the proposal, has expressed reservations about the bills. It estimates the cost of extending foster care will reach $14.9 million by 2015 and $12.6 million in 2017.
Federal funding is supposed to cover most of the costs, but DSHS officials are not sure if the legislation is broad enough to qualify for those dollars. DSHS is currently trying to clarify the legal and resource impact on the state.


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Q: How's the golf season going?
A: It's been pretty good. It's kind of my first year where I'm starting to find my game finally, and I'm starting to pull some things together. It's a good team. We have a lot of good players out there. Everyone kind of pushes each other to get better. It's really fun.
Q: You've got a couple big postseason tournaments you're golfing in, can you talk about those a little bit? (Editor's note: this interview was last Thursday.)
A: Well Friday is the Egbers Invitational up at Skagit and that's against some of the best teams from 1A to 4A (classifications). So it's a pretty big tournament. I'm looking forward to it. I've played in it the last two years so I'm comfortable now playing in it. I'm feeling fairly confident going into it. Just have to play my own game and hit some good shots. There's a lot of good players out there.
Q: What's it like with some of the top golfers there? Are you nervous at all?
A: You can't get too ahead of yourself, that's for sure. We played a couple good matches, like the Dolan Invitational at Everett, and those were just as good of players as we're going to play (at the Egbers Invitational). We played Kamiak and Glacier Peak, which both have great teams. Kamiak won (the) 4A state (title) last year. I'm starting to get comfortable playing with good players. I actually really enjoy it. It pushes me to play better. I'm not too nervous anymore. I think my junior year the nerves are starting to go away, which is pretty nice.
Q: You have a golf-themed business right? What do you do there?
A: It's "Break It Golf". My dad and I started it and we're running it together. Basically, we put out a stand that holds glass and you can hit golf balls at it. It's more for like invitationals or tournaments. We do mostly charity work right now, with some invitationals.
Q: What spawned the idea for that business venture?
A: My dad runs a glass and glazing business, so a bunch of the guys from Everett (Golf and Country Club) said we should bring some windows up and we can hit it at the invitational. It's been a fun process, working on that a lot. It's kind of just for fun, in the spring when we have spare time. We mostly do charity events. We did the Frank Sinatra Open in Palm Springs at the start of the year and that was one of our big events which was really fun to do. Now that tournaments are picking up around here, we'll be more busy in Washington.
Q: What other activities and clubs are you involved in at Archbishop Murphy?
A: Right now our robotics season just kind of closed up. I was our business leader for the robotics team and I was really busy with that for a solid six weeks. I also work with Spanish Club. And then I went to a Guatemala learning experience that was a mission trip for a week in Guatemala.
Q: Wow. What was Guatemala like?
A: It was pretty surreal. You realize a lot of things that you might not really think about or see (back home in the U.S.). It was a totally different experience, a totally different world down there. It was a really good trip. Really worth going. I learned a lot from it.
Q: Did you build anything cool in the robotics club?
A: Yeah. This year our task was to build a robot that could shoot a Frisbee and play in a game of ultimate Frisbee. We were pretty successful. We competed in the Seattle regional and took ninth out of 67 teams I believe. It was a fun time. It's a lot of work. There were some late nights working to build the robot and finish it. I didn't really do too much of the building, I did more of the financial part behind it. Making sure everything gets funded. That was my job.
Q: Do you have any fun plans for summer break?
A: The plans are just play golf. Play some tournaments. Hopefully play well. Also the Humpy Run is coming up for fishing so that'll be a big part of my summer. And I'm moving into Everett. We're building a house there so that'll take up lots of my summer.
Q: So you've got lots going on then. Will you have time to see "Iron Man 3?"
A: Maybe. I don't know. I've got Egbers Friday, the SAT on Saturday and then Sunday I'm hoping to play a practice round at Snohomish before our league match Monday. That might have to be next weekend.
Q: Between school, golf, building a robot and your business do you have any free time at all to relax?
A: Right when I get home from golf is about it. It's pretty busy right now since golf season is wrapping up and we have a lot of tournaments. I just have to balance my school work and golf and get some sleep in the spare time I guess.
Q: Anything else you want to add?
A: I just want to say thank you to my coach and my dad and all the guys on the team out there, especially Ben Thacker, Brian Lucas, Quinn Stanley, Luke Bolles for pushing me this year. There's some tough competition on the team with me. So I just want to say thank you to the people around me. And everyone, especially up at Everett Golf and Country Club for their support.
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Since the dawn of time, dogs and cats have been natural enemies. Civilization and cohabitation have had some impact on the natural rivalry. But given their druthers most dogs would chase any old cat for the fun of it.
Since at least the mid-1960s, federal workers and contractors have, at times, also been natural enemies. As the number of contractors increased, jump-started by the Clinton administration's outsourcing, the tension between the two groups increased.
Dogs chase cats. Cats claw dogs on the snout. Those are the rules.
Of course there are exceptions: Three of my favorite dogs, Pepper, Grady and Batman, coexist peacefully with their feline roommates. But there are times when Grady backslides and briefly resumes the chase! So it is with career civil servants and the contractors who often work alongside them. Sometimes they get along. Sometimes not.
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I was thinking about the mechanics and systems that I do not enjoy or approve of in WoW, and it struck me that a large percentage of them share the same characteristic of being extrinsic rewards.
These include mechanics like crafting profession perks, or guild perks, or valor points. Basically rewards where you stop doing the underlying activity for its own sake and instead are doing it solely for the sake of this extra reward.
Crafting used to be about making stuff. Or about gathering resources to sell. I used to have Mining, and I rather enjoyed it. But now crafting is all about the character perks which add power to your character.
This is in contrast to Fishing, for example. I rather like Fishing, even if it isn't the most challenging activity in the game. The point of Fishing is to get fish, which you turn into Feasts via cooking. This chain makes sense to me, the rewards are inherent in the profession.
Before Cataclysm, guild used to be about joining friends or social groups, or banding together to accomplish a goal. Now it's about getting random rewards from being in a guild, most of which have nothing to do with the guild itself.
I've discussed Valor Points before. I'm not a fan of running old content over and over again just to get VP.
All these perks and systems share the same characteristic of giving extra rewards to entice people to do these activities. And yet all these perks and systems have warped the game, in my opinion, and made it less fun.
The only extrinsic reward system that has really worked, in my opinion, is reputation. I'm not really sure why reputation works. Maybe because it is a side-effect of questing and dungeon running, and never really moves into the point where you are doing quests and dungeons solely for reputation.
And even then, reputation used to be a lot less fun before the tabard system. Even Therezane and Hodir reputation are not the funnest parts of the game, but you do it because you have to have the extrinsic rewards of shoulder enchants.
I think extrinsic rewards are bad for the game. If an activity cannot be made inherently fun or useful, then maybe it's better to let the players ignore it until it can be improved.
Take archeology, for example. Some players like archeology and have collected everything. Some players ignore it. I would absolutely hate for Blizzard to decide that not enough players are doing archeology and tack on a perk that gives you a stat bonus for hitting 450 archeology.
Personally, I would be quite happy to see profession perks, guild perks, and valor points and most other extrinsic rewards stripped from the game.
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Extrinsic Rewards
I was thinking about the mechanics and systems that I do not enjoy or approve of in WoW, and it struck me that a large percentage of them share the same characteristic of being extrinsic rewards.
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- Alindra said...
re: Archeology
While it may not have a raw stat bonus like other professions, it did have items that could be BIS or close to it during T11 content. I went after the Zin'Rokh for a while ending somewhere in the 300 Troll solves (all post 450, before the fragment cap) and never got the sword.
I think that is much worse than a profession being a stat stick.
Anyways, I won't side track this discussion further, because I could say, ah, quite a bit about that profession.
- 11:33 PM, October 13, 2011
- Kring said...
The same is true for raiding.
A lot of player argue that raiding must reward superior rewards than other activities. And people argue that hard modes should reward better or more rewards than normal modes.
> Easy drops 1 piece per boss. Normal drops 3 pieces.
> Heroic drops 5 pieces. Additionally, Tier Tokens don't
> drop in Easy, only Normal and Heroic (1 token in Normal,
> 2 in Heroic).
Even you suggest that there must be a carrot to get people to do something they wouldn't do otherwise.
- 2:01 AM, October 14, 2011
- Anonymous said...
I really don't understand your thoughts on this Rohan. Every thing in WOW is abot rewards of some type wether its tangible or intangible. End game, which I don't/can't do is all about the reward of the challenge or the drops. Professions are all about making tangibles for character improvement (power). Even fishing and cooking are about the buffs which again is power.
- 7:34 AM, October 14, 2011
- Oh Henry said...
I am a big proponent for rewards like VP's , extra stats from professions and special rewards from grinding out archeology. As a matter of fact, I'm disappointed that Blizzard hasn't done anything else with Archeology. I hope 4.3 brings some new gear upgrades to dig for.
- 8:02 AM, October 14, 2011
- Anonymous said...
"I would absolutely hate for Blizzard to decide that not enough players are doing archeology and tack on a perk that gives you a stat bonus for hitting 450 archeology."
There is one already: the archie-only quest 'shrines' inside instances grant a buff depending on the dungeon.
ZG has a summonable boss that requires a maxed archie too come to think of it.
Wouldn't take much to implement a similar mechanic in raids, tied either to arch or a rep level.
- 10:48 AM, October 14, 2011
- Dathi said...
@ Kring
You're example of raid drops is incorrect in looking at Extrinic rewards.
Getting loot from downing a boss is an Intrinsic part of Raids and Dungeons, and always has been.
This is about things slapped on top. While I like Valor Points earned in Raids, where it basically is a liquid raid drop, as opposed to a solid raid drop (item) the VP award from Dungeons has just been terrible in my opinion.
In WOTLK I *hated* feeling obligated to run launch content 5 mans for badges/points even when I was raiding ICC, and in Cata I hate having to grind Troll 5 mans to cap out my points.
VP in dungeons are why there is so much arguing about "skippable bosses" as so many players run the dungeon not for the intrinsic drops, but for the extrinsic point.
"Screw killing everything, I want my super fast run that gives me a chunk of VP for the week!"
I don't mind profession stat perks, but I do wish Professions had more to offer, I'm a Blacksmith not to make items, but to get 2 sockets, and any character I bring to the level cap pretty much HAS to take 2 professions, which is a little annoying.
- 3:26 PM, October 14, 2011
- Kring said...
Dathi, for me it feels more intristic to craft a special powerful gem for myself then looting a cloth robe from a plate wearing raid boss.
The problem are not extrinsic rewards. The problem are rewards for for actions you don't enjoy.
If you like the jewelcrafting profession, getting an in game bonus for having that profession feals intristic and awsome.
If you don't like it, it feels extrinsic and is a stupid grind for you.
If you like raiding, getting loot drops from bosses feels intristic.
If you don't like raiding, it feels extrinsic to loot cloth items from a warrior boss and raiding is a grind for you.
> All these perks and systems share the same
> characteristic of giving extra rewards to
> entice people to do these activities.
Of course they do because every action in WoW gives a reward these days.
- 4:23 PM, October 14, 2011
- Imakulata said...
According to Merriam Webster online dictionary, intrinsic is "belonging to the essential nature or constitution of a thing". Think of it this way: Can you remove the reward from the activity? Note that the question is not "if you removed it, would more than 5 people do it?" but whether you can do so at all.
This places loot, valor point, experience, reputation etc. firmly in the extrinsic reward category. It's possible to remove the rewards from raids and dungeons without changing anything about dungeons themselves and it's possible to give players loot without having them raid or run dungeons.
An intrinsic reward, for example, is fun you might have while progressing on a boss or through a dungeon or the good feeling you might have when, after hard work, you manage to get the kill or run. Bragging rights are another. Sure, it's possible to remove the reward but only by changing the nature of the activity - e. g. by making it too easy or too hard.
The only complicated thing about this is that many rewards are actually two-in-one packages. Think about the powerful gem mentioned: That's actually two rewards, first you learned to craft stuff for yourself (which can be argued and probably is intrinsic), second you got a bonus that made you more powerful (which is an extrinsic reward without any doubt).
- 2:58 AM, October 15, 2011
- Anonymous said...
I totally agree. I always felt it was bad to roll crafting benefits into other parts of the game.
A good crafting system should stand on its own, and the reward for leveling it should be to be a great crafter, and to create equipment that people will want to use. Not to get an additional 130 agility.
- 10:31 AM, October 15, 2011


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It's Master Class time again and the first programme organised by our current Artistic Director Emma Woffenden. Our first two Classes this year are The Unique Genius Loci of the Space with Petr Stanicky and The Lie of the Land with Helen Maurer. Both Classes have made the most of the warm weather we're having to explore our amazing local landscape and to discover hidden treasures, natural beauty, archaeology and man-made interventions.
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Leadership conceived the idea, but managers and employees have become the major drivers of progress in the Census Bureau's reorganization effort, the agency's deputy director said in an interview.
"And so for the various functions that we're realigning, we've put together teams of employees — managers really — who are looking at their own functions and trying to come up with better ways for structuring the workforce to better be agile and to be able to be more responsive," said Census Bureau Deputy Director Nancy Potok.
Census employees are working on an 18-month effort to realign headquarters functions and close half — six — of the bureau's field offices. The goal is to reduce costs by up to $18 million per year and improve survey data collection in the digital age.
"It's really led by the employees," Potok said. "I think the leadership here has been quite critical in putting out the vision and the goals of what we need to accomplish. But it's really been the employees themselves who have put together the nuts and bolts of how we go about accomplishing that."
The reorganization is the bureau's first major internal changeup in 50 years. In part, it aims to modernize Census' ongoing survey work.
"We actually do almost 30 demographic surveys and then a large number of economic surveys," Potok said. "We have a lot of other agencies that pay us to do surveys, so we wanted to provide better service to our client agencies, and therefore we also wanted to provide better service to the taxpayers."
The agency started closing its field offices in January and will finish by Dec. 31, Potok said. She did not provide a completion date for the headquarters realignment, which began in February.
Census leaders expect the closures to affect 300 employees. Some field workers will have the option of teleworking, and others may be reassigned.
In addition, the bureau offered buyouts and early retirements.
"We had 203 people who ended up taking the early outs, so it was a successful program," Potok said. "But that's not sort of our first line here. I think what we'd like to do is see how we can train people here and see if we can get the skill sets that they need."
To improve workforce performance, Census leaders have asked employees to assess their skills in areas deemed critical to the bureau's future. They feedback will fuel more robust training programs.
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Hickory, N.C. - In the opening round of the NCAA Division II Southeast Region Women's Soccer Tournament, the Pfeiffer women's soccer team (13-7-1) was shut out by Belmont Abbey (15-3-3) by a 3-0 score Friday afternoon at the Moretz Sports - Athletic Complex on the campus of Lenoir-Rhyne.
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Alexander, a member of the Shelby High Interact Club, also recruited members of the club to help her collect materials for the project. Those items will be sent to Cleveland Regional Medical Center.
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With Wednesday night's 10-2 dismantling of Charlotte at Boshamer Stadium, the Tar Heels will head to a much-anticipated showdown with North Carolina State in a good frame of mind.
"We certainly didn't want to drop two in a row, especially going to State this weekend," first baseman Cody Stubbs said. "Everybody just stayed calm and nobody panicked. We were just back to our old self."
A day after their 14-game winning streak ended with a loss to UNC Wilmington, the Tar Heels (40-3), who are ranked No. 1 nationally, were in the groove again.
"It was important," North Carolina coach Mike Fox said of the team's smooth outing. "I didn't say anything to the team about it."
The Tar Heels have scored a double-figure run total in the game following each of their losses.
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North Carolina freshman Reilly Hovis threw five innings, giving up one run and three hits. The freshman right-hander picked up his first collegiate decision.
"We got a good start out of Reilly Hovis and that was good for us," Fox said.
Trevor Kelley followed Hovis with two perfect innings in relief, while the Tar Heels were chipping away on offense.
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PARIS (AP) - France's National Assembly has approved a key article of a controversial bill that would legalize gay marriage.
The measure, approved by a 249-to-97 vote Saturday, would drop the legal requirement that a marriage in France must be between two people of the opposite sex.
To become law, that measure must now be approved by France's Senate. That is expected to happen since President Francois Hollande favors the change.
However, the legislation also contains a measure that has been more controversial in the parliamentary debate, which began Tuesday. It would legalize gay adoption, and hundreds of thousands of supporters and opponents of the measure have held protests in Paris.
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Brices Creek Bible Church has been preparing the past few weeks for its seventh annual Halloween community family event, which actually goes under a longer name, "Festival of Lights: Night at the Barn."
"This is not a sermon. It's an outreach opportunity," according to Associate Pastor Jud Howry.
The event, which is set from 5 to 9 p.m., is designed to be a family, costumes-optional night of activities that include, but goes well beyond, the traditional gobs of candy for your favorite offspring.
Chili, hot dogs, popcorn and other treats await while games, family photo-ops, music and hayrides keep attenders from getting bored.
The activities take place in and around a large barn-like structure on church property where the congregation will eventually be erecting a new worship center. "We're on Highway 70, about a half mile beyond the church," which is opposite the Carolina Colours entrance, Howry said.
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What does it take to pull such a night off? "Oh my gosh. Weeks of work," Mabe said. "It's a church-wide event. Pretty much everybody has to be involved."
The event is one of the largest annual ministries of the church, which is also known for its annual six-scene Nativity drive-through. Howry estimate 120 people volunteer to work the event, from baking and cooking to running rides, tending animals to driving the hayride tractor.
Howry was quick to refer to the night as ministry: "It's an alternative to what Halloween's about. Ghosts, goblins and ghouls — we offer something different." Referring to the "Festival of Lights" he added, "The light of the world is Jesus. That's what fuels us as Christians."
Still, no one needs to fear being hammered with a Bible, piles of tracts or pleas to abandon their church and join Brices Creek. "It's an opportunity to minister to our community and be a blessing to families," Howry said. "It's another option for them to have family-friendly fun."
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