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The Faculty of Divinity, a theological faculty, was once housed in the beautiful building in front of St. John's. The building is richly decorated, but the details almost seem suffocating. The neogothic building was designed by Basil Chempneys and built between 1878 and 1879. Although predominantly neogothic, it has incorporated many styles and influences in the late 19th and early 20th century. In the 1960s, a new building was completed for the faculty. It left the last rooms of the old faculty in 2000. Since then, the building has been in control of St. John's College and used for different purposes. The building is usually not open for visitors.
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St. John's is one of the most outstanding Colleges in Cambridge. It was founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII. Her coats of arms can still be seen on the "Great Gate" facing St. John's street, which is the oldest part of the college. The core of the college consists of three main courts and while the "First" and "Second" courts mainly consist of Tudor architecture, the "New Court" close to the cam is Neogothic. Notable parts include the "Bridge of Sighs", inspired by the original "Bridge of Sighs" in Venice and the "Kitchen Bridge"designed by Christopher Wren. The 16th century dining hall and the19th century chapel are architectural masterpieces as well. With 50 metres of height, the chapel tower is Cambridge's tallest building. Please also note the building in front of the College which now belongs to St. John's and was the old Faculty of Divinity (see separate tip). St. John's is the third largest college in terms of membership, after Trinity and Homerton. Although it is the wealthiest of all of them, it does not have the same elitary tradition as Trinity. However, St. John's has brought out 8 nobel prize winners. Other notbale alumni include William Cecil, advisor of Queen Elizabeth I., John Couch Adam, discoverer of Neptune and the well-known author Douglas Adams.
St. John's has a long-standing rivalry with neighbouring Trinity College, both large colleges with an outstanding history. One of the most famous stories goes about the absence of a clock in St. John's court. Trinity's clock however has a double-tone chime. That means that it sounds one time for Trinity and one time for St. John's...
As of 2011, the entry fee was 4.00 (concessions 3.00, children under 12 for free). Please note that some parts may be temporarily closed for public and that the college itself may close for visitors during the exam period. Therefore, please check out my tip about visiting the colleges for further details.
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Another beautiful College, this one founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII.
The Tudor college is famous for its neo-gothic Bridge of Sighs.
The college chapel, has an impressive tower designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1869. The annual Cambridge and Oxford boat race began in 1829, when St John's challenged Oxford.
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I don't know what was on, but ALL COLLEGE'S WERE CLOSED IN JULY even though they say they are open all year. Obviously, something was on, but we don't know what!
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St John's College
St John's is the second largest of the Cambridge Colleges and was founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII. A statue of her can be seen in the First Court. The First Court was built in the sixteenth century.
The Chapel was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott - look out for the stained glass windows with the words 'juniores collegi alumni' appearing immediately underneath the damned being shovelled into the flames of hell! It also contains the tomb of one of the first fellows of the College. He appears on top in his academic robes and beneath as a emaciated corpse.
The Chapel Court is an architectural mishmash of Victorian, 1930s and modern architecture. The new College Library was completed in 1994
Second Court was built at the turn of the 17th Century. An oriel window in the north range contains a stained glass portrait of Queen Henrietta Maria, whose engagement to King Charles I was arranged by a treaty signed in that room.
Third Court was built in the 17th Century and is connected to New Court on the other side of the river by the 'Bridge of Sighs' - a covered bridge resembling the famous bridge in Venice.
If you cross the river and enter New Court, you encounter another example of modern architecture in the form of the Cripps building, which may come as something of a shock.
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St John's College is part of the University of Cambridge and founded on the site of St John's Hospital in the 16th century. Today, it has a long list of achievements including possessing one of the finest collegiate choirs in the world.
The entrance or main gate of the college is amazing, with a statue of its patron saint, St John the Baptist and the college's coat of arms.
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More than just random Latinate chanting...
I've been to a few evensongs but my favourite by far is the evensong performed by St John's College choir. Go there on Tuesdays to Saturdays from 6.30pm to hear the the choir sing the most hauntingly uplifting hymns- you dont have to be religious or anything as there is a bench at the back for visitors who are just dropping in.
Btw, in my opinion, these guys beat King's college choir hands down!
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St John's College
As you enter the college through the front gate you can still see the signs of the hospital that once stood on the site of this college.The chapel is 19th century and the stained glass windows depict scenes of the life of Christ St John is always shown in deep red and green.
In the New Court across the river is the Bridge of Sighs and this connects the New court to the third court. As much as I tried the only resemblence to the Bridge of Sighs in Venice is the fact that it is covered!
Home of a replica bridge...ahhhh
When I first saw the 'Bridge of sighs' in Venice I commented (a bit too loudly for my travelling companion) "It's all right I suppose, but not as nice as the one in Cambridge"
The Cambridge version was inspired by that very bridge, and as a smaller-scale replica it elegantly crosses the water at St John's college.
Entry to St John's college varies, but expect to pay Two Pounds 20p or more in the summer season.
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St. John's College
St John's College is the second largest College at Cambridge. It was founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII. Today the College has about 120 Fellows, 530 undergraduates and 280 graduate students. The total current membership of the College, comprising in essence all those who have studied At St. John's, stands at around 12,000.
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The Bridge of Sighs, St John's College
The Bridge of Sighs was inspired by the famous bridge in Venice over which condemned prisoners sighed as they were led to their deaths! It can be best viewed from St John's Old Bridge. This bridge was designed by Henry Hutchinson in 1827, and presumably built in 1831 along with New Court.
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St. John's College
This vast college is one of the largest in Cambridge and consists of a number of quads built at different periods. It was founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort who left the land on which the college buildings were later built. St. John's stands on both sides of the Cam with Cripps Court linked to the old quads by the picturesque Bridge of Sighs. The chapel and gardens are magnificent and all-in-all the college is an absolute must-see for any visitor to Cambridge.
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Bridge of Sighs
The Bridge of Sighs in St. John's College is one of Cambridge's most enduring images. It was built in the 19th Century and, like the bridge of the same name in Oxford, modelled on the original Bridge of Sighs in Venice.
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St. John's
As with all of the colleges, avoid visiting at peak times. It'll only be a huge mess of backpacks and tour guides.
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St. John's College Chapel
Not as spectacular or famous as King's Chapel, but equally as impressive and very nice inside, St. John's Chapel is well worth a visit.
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Squirrel Nutkin sails across the lake with his cousins to gather nuts on Owl Island, where his impudence to Old Brown the owl leads him into serious trouble.

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Since Pro Bowl wideout Josh Gordon's breakout season last year with the Cleveland Browns, fans had been salivating with the thoughts of seeing him a full season with quarterback stability this year. Unfortunately for the Browns, everyone knows his offseason story, and his likelihood to be with the team this season is very much in doubt. With Gordon atop the depth chart in Cleveland, he would take pressure off whoever the starting quarterback will be in Week 1 against the Pittsburgh Steelers, thanks to his ability to stretch the field and draw defenders.
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With reports streaming in that the Cleveland Browns expect to lose Gordon "at least" for eight games this season though, reality has set in that the wide receiving corps needs to step up in a hurry.
Free agent signing Miles Austin has been a quality receiver in camp so far, catching everything in sight and running routes with veteran precision, but the health question-marks can not allow anyone to become comfortable with him as the top receiver. A Pro Bowler with a lot left in the tank, having Austin for a complete 16-game season would be a very welcomed sight for the organization this year, but as the old adage goes, you'll only believe it when you see it.
After Austin, the Browns have another free agent signing, former Bengal, Andrew Hawkins. In a limited role under offensive coordinator Jay Gruden the past three seasons, Hawkins saw spot-work in the Cincinnati offense, racking up 86 receptions for 995 yards and four touchdowns. 10 of those catches were of 25 yards or more, showing that he is capable of making things happen after the catch, as well as being utilized as a deep threat at times. In training camp, cornerbacks like Joe Haden and Justin Gilbert have noted that he is very difficult to cover and have called him a "jitterbug" on the field.
After those two, the depth chart grows a little murky. A combination of free agent veterans, like Nate Burleson and Anthony Armstrong, combine with primary punt and kick returner Travis Benjamin to round out where a bulk of the targets are expected to go. After that, the team will rely on recently acquired Marlon Moore from the Miami Dolphins, and a promising player from the Packers who has never played a down in the NFL, Charles Johnson.
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HOUSTON A Houston man secretly videotaped his girlfriend, then tried to blackmail her with the sexually explicit footage after the two of them broke up, according to Houston police.
Seth Tristan Santikos, 29, was charged with improper photography/ visual recording.
The ex-girlfriend said she and Santikos dated from 2005 to 2011, but continued to communicate from time to time after they broke up. One night, the two were texting each other when Santikos asked her if she wanted to see a video of the two of them. The woman did not know what video he was speaking of and asked to see it.
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Just finished watching "The Amazing Spider-Man" Movie again and wanted to claim my opinions about the flick. First off, I think the actors of the screening were good choices, based on each character of the Marvel comic, Spider-Man. I think I would rate the movie 7 out of 10, as there was action-packed, but still focused on the main theme of the movie, which usually results in a good movie. One thing they could've explained and emphasized on more, was Peter Parker's development into becoming "Spider-Man" such as him learning about his abilities, to use and harness them, customizing his suit, and so forth. That probably would've opened up the story and character more in the movie. What did you guys think about the screening?
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I am a bit biased, since I can't stand Toby Maguire as an actor, just so everyone knows.
That being said, I found ASM to be a great movie. I loved the humor and the action. I appreciated the movie telling a story about Parker and Stacy, without throwing MJ in there since she is more well known. The only true thing I didn't like were the alterations to the origin due to technology differences of the mid 20th century and today (though, those were obviously necessary changes, and I don't hold it against them for making said changes.)
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"One thing they could've explained and emphasized on more, was Peter Parker's development into becoming "Spider-Man" such as him learning about his abilities, to use and harness them, customizing his suit, and so forth. That probably would've opened up the story and character more in the movie."
I think the studio spent less time on the development of Spider-man, because of the previous films. They knew that the general public have probably only seen the films and aren't deeply attached the characters like we are, and they found a way to cut costs by foregoing a deep development that most people would find repetitive. That's just my personal take, of course.
I personally like the ASM. Unlike @BigMaraSpence, I personally liked the technological changes they made to the origin of the movie. I also think the actors chosen were perfect. I think Andrew Garfield did an excellent job of showing us the goofy, funny, nerdy, side of Peter Parker without being a total loser the way Toby Maguire was.
@vicske77: I agree with you all the way. But in some cases I think Peter should've had spider web strings in his DNA to shoot them spontaneously like the previous Spider-Man Movies, instead of him building a device to do so. You agree? I know the storyline takes place from "The Amazing Spider-Man" Comic which talks about Peter Parker from Earth #616, but the whole technological device with the spider web's kind of corny.
@ckuakini I'm personally on the wall about the web devices. I think its more realistic to have the devices which is something I like. But, at the same time since the spider bite enhanced his senses, made him stronger, and he has the sticky hands why not just be able to spin webs as well.
I basically feel the same way @vicske77: feels about the film. I do have some issues with the plot:
- What was the deal with that scientist? He gives Dr. Conners some crap, he gives Peter a dirty look, he's on the bridge, and the he's never heard from again. Did he die? What happened to that guy?
- Did Peter give up on searching for Ben's killer? He spends a good portion of the movie desperately searching for this dude, and then it was never referenced again after Lizard went to the bridge. Some closure on this part of the story would've been awesome (as it's kind of a big deal to the whole Spider-Man story), but they just sort of forgot about it.
I also had some issues with the way Sony marketed the film. The whole basis for the posters/trailers/etc. was how we were going to witness "The Untold Story." What untold story? His parents? How they were mentioned in the beginning and were never referenced to again until the very end? Even at the end, nothing was resolved. We just got a brief mention buy a shadowy figure, and then nothing after that. We were promised an "untold story," but in the end, not only did we not get this story they spoke of, but we got even more questions about it.
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Yea now that I think about it, What did happen to that scientist? In regards to Uncle Ben's murderer, at the very end of the movie they do show his wanted poster still on Parker's cork board. Maybe a hint that he is still looking for the guy. That could be a stretch though. I also think they left his parents story unanswered because I feel its going to have a bigger role in the overall story of the ASM series. I think Kurt Connors and Oswald are going to end up having to do something with his parents death so how.
@The_Tree: Agreed. Webb's a very talented director, and I know that the movie would've been ten times better if he was the one calling all the shots. I do know about those deleted scenes (still haven't seen them), but the fact that those didn't make it in the final cut, especially the one concerning Ratha's fate, just burns me up. Don't introduce a plot-line only to have nothing be done with it. Know what I mean?
@vicske77: I get what they're trying to do with his parents' story and I dig it, but I just think that it was stupid to market this film as if this was the one where all the "untold" stuff was going to be told.
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I thought it was pretty good. I'd say either on par with, or a little tiny bit worse than Spider-Man 1. Gwen was the best part, Emma Stone nailed her part.
Amazing Spider-Man was a bit below average.Peter stuttering and kept on breaking stuff with his powers late into the film was annoying.The film was kinda average.I hated how Peter didn't keep his promise about keeping away from Gwen Stacy.When the film was over, the audience looked kinda bored.Only half stayed for the credits.
I didn't like the realistic take of the film.The film ties to be realistic but then there's the giant lizard.
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it was pretty good.i loved this movie.
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Several county races may be decided Tuesday during the primary election. Circuit Court Clerk Mary Alice Busby said her office has been busy leading up to the primary and hopes for at least a 40-percent voter turnout. (August 1, 2011, Page 1A)
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Are you still undecided on a candidate for Tuesday's primary election? Not sure about a candidate's platform? Then take at our Meet the Candidates section for a profile on the candidates who have a primary opponent, and be better informed before Tuesday's primary election. (July 29, 2011, Page 1C)
Several miss last deadline before primary
With the primary election on Tuesday, candidates were required to file a second finance report for July with the deadline being Tuesday. However, several candidates missed the deadline. (July 29, 2011, Page 1A)
Election spending slows as primary inches closer
With three weeks to the Aug. 2 primary election, spending on campaign expenses seems to have slowed down for many candidates. (July 13, 2011, Page 1)
Where to Vote
For elections at the county, state and national levels, registered voters cast their ballots at the precinct assigned to them by the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk's office. View a map of precincts here. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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You can register to vote in the county where you live at any time, but you must be registered at least 30 days before an election to vote in that election. (To check 2011 election dates, see the calendar here.)
You are eligible to register to vote if you:
- Are an inhabitant of Mississippi, except persons judicially declared mentally incompetent; At least 18 years old (or will be by the date of the next general election);
- Have been resident of the state, county, and supervisor's district for 30 days;
- Have never been convicted of any crime listed in Section 241 of the Mississippi Constitution (murder, rape, bribery, theft, arson, obtaining money or goods under false pretense, perjury, forgery, embezzlement, or bigamy).
Once you are registered, you generally remain registered indefinitely, unless you move or no longer meet one of the qualifications to vote.
Lafayette County residents register to vote in the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk's office, on the first floor of the Lafayette County Courthouse at the center of the Oxford Square. You can also register to vote by mail. Download a voter registration form.
Once registered, a voter will receive a voter registration card identifying your voting precinct location and address, legislative district, supervisor district, chancery and circuit court districts, justice court districts, Supreme Court district, school board district, and congressional districts.
If you have questions about registering to vote, contact the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk's office at 234-4951 or call the Mississippi Secretary of State's Elections Answerline at 1-800-829-6786. (July 8, 2011)


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As so many of the other posts have said previously... Geezus F-ing F - POOR DAME JUDI!!!!! Can someone please rent Dame Judi some bodyguards...she won't want 'em...but insist and make her do it. Please don't let this sort of horrific catastrophe happen again! In the meanwhile, PLEASE crop that picture for Dame Judi's sake -- PLEASE!!! How in the *F* did Paris "Filth-on" hijack that picture???
OMGSeriously 8 years
New bond is ugly and eh
OMGSeriously 8 years
This new bond is so old and funny looking.
witchofthenorth 8 years
i'm laughing my butt off about everybody's reaction to the dame judi/paris photo, it's just what i thought too. and sarah22, i'm boycotting it for the same reasons as your fiance, bond can't be blonde! ;)
TNgirl 8 years
I don't recall ever seeing a Bond movie but I think I will check this one out, it looks pretty good. Plus Daniel Craig has amazing eyes, I don't have any idea why I didn't notice it sooner. :drool:
Luxebot 8 years
Love Daniel Craig. I knew he would be terrific. Who is that woman in the picture with him? The dark-haired one?
SaRaH-22 8 years
My fiance is boycotting the movie because of the choice of the new bond! I actually think Paris looks good in that picture!
vickypu 8 years
Most of ppl say he is the worst Bond ever but I don't agree..I saw teasers.. he does suit in being Bond !! actually he looks damm sexy !! maybe not babe face like Brosnan but definetely he is very charismatic..!!
sashak 8 years
I know what you mean IMA. I choose to ignore that aspect of his life. He is WAY too good for that euro-trash anyway...
Imabeliever 8 years
I'm not sure that I can like Craig in good faith since he is on again off again with Sienna Miller. He has great abs though from the trailer!
vmruby 8 years
why in the world is that idiot standing in a photo with judi dench?
bonbonfay 8 years
Uh, why does Paris think she belongs there? What a hoochie. ~Bonnie~
sashak 8 years
ooo ishtar-I forgot about Munich! :DROOL: not at Munich...I cried through most of it, but DC is exceptionally good looking...
JennaV 8 years
:rotfl: PARIS HILTON?!?!!? WTF is she doing there. That is the funniest picture I have seen in a loooooong time. It is obvious that Dame Judi Dench does NOT want to be in that picture....it looks like she is about to walk away.
bluejeanie 8 years
i get a kick out of her. i think most things she does and says are hilarious, how many people get famous for little to nothing? she's like a cartoon character and barbie doll.
Regina-George 8 years
Really Bluejeanie? Why? I'm not trying to be mean...you're just really the first person I've "met".
ishtar 8 years
sashak- u saw him in munich right? someone is def wearing colored contacts
sashak 8 years
I LOVE Daniel Craig!! :DROOL: he was so hot in the 1st tomb raider & Layercake?! OMG! I just can't get enough of him! I'm so pissed I won't be able to catch it on opening night
BlondeSugar 8 years
Poor Judi Dench. Paris, go away.
allthingspop 8 years
In the first pic he looks like some sort of Lord of the Rings hobbity kind thing. Really weird.
bluejeanie 8 years
i dunno, i like paris hilton and i'm not 15 years old or a second rate celebrity blogger.
Regina-George 8 years
Mrs Nicholson, I think fans of Paris Hilton are limited to 15 year old girls and a a blogger named Perez...she's our Katie Price. The media keeps her relevant and no one knows why. I love the picture of her with Dame Judy though. The Dame's expression reminds me of the look the celebrities get when they have to talk to Star Jones on the red carpet at events. I wish events would start banning Paris Hilton the way club do....
ariel_38668 8 years
goodness...those eyes
mrs-nicholson 8 years
america - please take paris home. she is talentless and an offense to women. does anyone actually like her?
paigesweetkisses 8 years
the new bond is super sexy.. ;)


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The second day of Virasat Pune Heritage Festival began with a wonderful tree walk by Nature Walk Outdoors at Alice Garden at University of Pune. It was not just a tree walk but the participants were enthralled with interesting information of insects, birds, spiders, flowers, bamboos, and seeds as well.
Pallavi D and Ashwin Warudkar from Nature Walk Outdoors briefed the visitors about the identification of trees, their scientific and local names, seed collection, and showed them different kinds of climbers. Hardly anybody knows about the dense forest like garden behind the open canteen of University of Pune. The participants got an opportunity of observing birds like parrots and grey hornbill in the garden. Spider-nest at the tree root, nest morphology were among the interesting highlights of the walk.
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Close on the heels of the busting of an inter-State kidney racket last month, a special team of the Tamil Nadu CB-CID is monitoring kidney transplant-approved hospitals across the State.
Over 20 such hospitals in the city are also under the scanner.
On June 10, the Dharmapuri police unearthed a kidney racket with the arrest of a tout. The racket was spread across various districts including Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri, Salem, Namakkal and Coimbatore. A nephrologist attached to a Salem-based hospital was also arrested for his connections with the illegal transplant racket.
Following this, the case was transferred to a special team of the CB-CID. So far, 12 brokers have been arrested in connection with the case.
Now, the team has shifted focus to transplant-approved hospitals in the State. More than 20 hospitals in the city are being monitored.
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The police are also investigating if kidney transplants were conducted in hospitals other than the approved ones.
As per the Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994, organ donation is possible between living related persons. Living unrelated persons can also donate out of 'affection' for the recipient.
The team is probing if there was illegal sale of organs through brokers. The process of approving the transplants is also being investigated, sources said.
The investigating team is also categorising transplants carried out legally and illegally. The illegal list prepared will be scrutinised and further probe will be conducted on donors, involvement of brokers, illegal payments made, if any, and most importantly, the role of the doctor and transplant hospital. Severe action will be initiated against those involved in illegal transplants, the police said.
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Officials said there are a total of 56 approved hospitals for kidney transplantation in the State, of which, nearly 25 are in Chennai.
"Officials of the directorate of medical services (DMS) are regularly monitoring the hospitals. The DMS and joint director conduct regular inspections at the hospitals," an official said.
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Currently at school we've got an DIY project to design a game. For me there's just one problem. I barely have any inspiration.
I don't know whether or not I am allowed to ask such a question here on lockergnome.net but it's always worth a shot.
My main though is to make a 2D tile based MMORPG adventure game where you walk around in a little town which is under attack by zombie's and the undead. Through quests you gain strength and skill which will help you defeat the enemy's. Some of them need to be defeated with a group and others can be defeated on your own.
As you see this is way to little to create a game out of. Our deadline is in about 2-3 months until the summer vacation (even though the concept needs to be done by next Friday).
Could any of you please help me extends this into a full game, it would be very much appreciated (and off course your name will come in the credits)
Who are your audiences?
Teenagers aged 16-20.
What are you doing this for?
Good question. I know this isn't the best answer but I am doing it just for a school project.
A bit about my history in development, Nine years ago I started with Flash AS2. It didn't take long for AS3 to arrive and I immediately switched to it. Later on I started experimenting with Java on the I/O and networking side (which is the reason that I want this game to be MMO). Since about 15-20 weeks I've been working with C# and XNA. Because of my history in development I was able to pick it up very easily and now use it as my main programing language.
I will write ALL the code myself. I've written such code before (unfortunately not in any type of reusable library) so I won't have to much problems writing it again.
About the MMO being to complicated, Two weeks ago I wrote a Packet class which will read and write the data 8-9 times faster than just using the BinaryInputStream and BinaryOutputStream in C#. Also I've made several multi-player games before (unfortunately none really available to show since it was more of a way to test myself) so I won't have to much problems with making this one.
Answer by LAWGA · May 09, 2011 at 10:48 AM
What about a mastery game where u need to solve puzzles but the stupid kind , the kind that need thinking and make characters in the back respond to any right or wronge move the user does and keeping a 2-D kind of game with a story
That's not really where my mind was going. You may have missed it but I just edited the question since I want it to be a adventure game, not a puzzle game.
Answer by Nebula · May 09, 2011 at 10:56 AM
After certain stages you could have an option to expand the town or travel to a new one once one town has been fully defended. You can have levels which will unlock better armour/weapons from a shop in the towns.
Great idea! This will make sure that there is enough game-play and extendable game-play.
Answer by Duodave · May 09, 2011 at 11:28 AM
Are you restricted to a certain development environment?
If I have to say, I think something as complex as an MMORPG would probably take longer than a few months to develop, mostly because of the networking issues. But if you were to develop such a game, I believe most modern game developers use physics engines to model most of the redundant stuff they don't want to reinvent. While there's some of these out there that are free/open source, you're possibly looking at a significant investment for such a product.
As a class project, I would start with something smaller, like along the lines of an "Asteroids" or "Tetris". Games with simple sprites aren't all that hard to develop.
Alternately, check out http://www.inform7.com and consider writing a text adventure. Inform is a pretty easy language to pick up and you wouldn't have to develop graphics. Your teacher might be impressed that you know about text adventures, too.
"Are you restricted to a certain development environment?" I am not restricted but I have chosen to go with C# and XNA. Three of my friends also use the same code and therefore we can help each other.
"As a class project, I would start with something smaller, like along the lines of an "Asteroids" or "Tetris". Games with simple sprites aren't all that hard to develop."
To us that's kids play. Myself I stared with development in general 9 years ago. I am currently 17 years old so it's kinda baked into my head. Plus you may have miss understood (probably due to me forgetting to mention it) but I am developing this game on my own. Not as a full class project.
"I think something as complex as an MMORPG would probably take longer than a few months to develop"
Referring to what I said above. I've already written a full packet class which can send data about 8-9 times faster than just the standard IO functionality in C#. Plus I've made a couple of multi-player games before.
About the Inform7, that is purely based on the storyline. It's not really what our teachers want to see from us. And I even think that they were to disprove it if I came with such an idea.
Ow and about the open-source and libraries, I will write those myself with ease.
Oh ok, I guess a little more information probably would have helped.
Have you ever heard of a little-known board game called The Awful Green Things from Outer Space? ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Awful_Green_Things_From_Outer_Space )
This game's general plot was one player was the crew, one player was the creatures. The creatures start out as eggs and you're supposed to defeat the crew. The crew is supplied with a variety of things on board the ship (like fire extinguishers or lasers) that may or may not injure the creatures. Their effect is determined randomly.
Anyway, my point being maybe some randomness as to how effective weapons are against the zombies might add to replay value.
Adding randomness to the game. Great idea! And yes I should have given more information about my background in game-development.
One of my favorite games had a certain trick in one of its plotlines. In "Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" there were several plotlines you could follow (any of them, all of them, any combination of them). If you did the assasin's guild (The Black Hand) quests, you would get a horse that was unkillable. But since you could knock it out and corpses could be used as containers, it was possible to knock the horse out, you could put any amount of possessions on the horse so you wouldn't have to go sell or store stuff as often. It was a portable chest. So we always did the assasin's guild first thing so we could get the chest on four legs.
Anyway I am not saying use that specific idea, but nesting little strategies or easter eggs in your game is always fun for the player.
Wauw I've never heard of such a thing before. Using the inside of a horse to store items. Horses ok, but using them as a chest goes a bit to far for my taste.
Answer by iTechnologyz · May 09, 2011 at 12:48 PM
How about a game with things to do, like quests and other stuff to work together with other people to earn some credit and buy weapons/equipments/armor to train yourself in a training centre. There, you get more strength and then kill the undead yourself progressively.
After killing the undead, more will come out and then you can also build defenses with the credits you have to protect your place, the game ends after reaching the maximum level and killing the "big boss" of the game which is quit hard to defeat and needs a lot of training in order to do so.
You can also add a "real time" feature like making it train itself even without being online. It can also get more strength when the person is "really online" rather than getting lesser strength by getting on "real-time offline".
Later on, you may want to add features like "PvP" in the game or "team kills" to kill the undead zombies or other creatures/monsters, it should be cute though, if not too bloody will not appeal to the young players.
Minigames are also possible and, if possible, you can do it by adding tic-tac-toe to gain more strength.
And by "killing", I mean It must not be killing, it can also be like making the opponent faint or just tired
Once again, too much blood isn't good as the players may get violent in the future and start to even kill themselves in real life in the future or even kill others.
You might also want to add things to the game like "gangs"
My idea is quite similar to a game called "MapleStory", which I just quit recently.
After your game stabilizes, you may want to add events and more maps for the people to play in.
Who are your audiences?
What are you doing this for?
Once again, good luck on creating your game.
Great information! I've edited the question to give a bit more information and answer you're two questions. The real-time feature is something that doesn't do me enough to implement it. I've wanted it myself in certain games as well but I do see why they didn't add it due to it being to easy to train your character that way.
The game will most likely get a unofficial 16+ sign (also protected on registration even though people can fake there age). I am not planning on adding to much blood but I do plan on actually killing the zombies and undead. They might even expel some sort of slime/gue instead of blood.
In your answer you sort of described it as a town defense game. This might be very interesting to do.
The gangs is something I would add if the game were to become more popular than just our school (not expecting much people from outside to play this, at least not during development).
PvP and Team Kill are quite good for adding more game-play after you finished the story line. But it is something I would add if I finished the game earlier than planned.
And how does playing Tic-Tac-Toe increase your strength? That makes no sense :P
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inspiration www.uo.com what should be expected out MMORPG
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