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|Feb 17, 2013, 09:19 PM
Any Pros using Flickr?
I've been using SmugMug for 5 years now and in all that time, I realized that I never really focused on selling prints. I've had maybe 5 or 6 orders ever and that's ok. It's never been my priority and it's not how I make my income. My priority now is to get my photos seen.
Smugmug recently doubled their prices from $150yr to $300. It made me reconsider whether I should keep it. Flickr is built into Aperture so it would be easy to share and manage my photos. Also, Flickr appears to be a much more community oriented website with a lot of photographers and sharing going on.
I used to use Flickr years ago but it kind of fell by the wayside back then. It recently got a lot of buzz for its new iOS app but has the Flickr community remained vibrant or have users migrated to Facebook like I suspect?
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I'm definitely not a pro but want to comment because I recently made the move in the opposite direction to SmugMug from Flickr. The main reasons for the move was the ability to customize to my liking, unlimited uploads and price.
I signed-up for a "Power" account (no provisions to sell) for $60.00/year and I paid $45.00 with an on-line coupon. For me, that seemed quite reasonable and I'm being realistic that there is no market for my shots.
If you're really not selling photos, why have a costly "Business" account? You'd have to sell a lot of photos to justify the $240.00/year cost difference.
|Feb 18, 2013, 09:11 AM
I ended up going for a duel system for now. I kept my SmugMug account but lowered the tier to $150 which I'm surprised isn't missing any of the features I used anyway. I also opened a Flickr account and purchased the Pro option.
Both together ended up being less than the now $300 SmugMug subscription. I do the occasional wedding and/or family event so being able to sell prints might come in handy. I'll assess it over the year.
I'm going to redo my website to show a Flickr slideshow, not the one from SmugMug. While Smug allows you to customize the look of the site entirely, I prefer to design my own site and include the elements I want. Also, it's going to be much easier to manage my daily uploads with a built in Flickr sync in Aperture.
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Can someone explain to me what exactly you get from SmugMug that is worth $150-300 per year? I know nothing about the site, so I'm really in the dark here. What can they possibly provide that is worth that amount of money? Why not just set up a Wordpress site and choose a good hosting provider for it? You can have a site hosted for about $50/year, and you can get nice Wordpress themes for free or for nominal one-time fees. So what does SmugMug have to offer over that route?
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|Feb 19, 2013, 03:36 PM
Zenfolio is a nice portfolio site for photography and they have pro options with online sales, too. Most of these operations seem to double their prices when sales are included. A portfolio on Zenfolio maxes out at $60 and the sale option jumps it to $120. If you want to show your stuff their are a lot of options. If you are serious about sales, do what Madam P suggests. You can have a killer sit built for what SmugMug is asking.
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|Feb 20, 2013, 09:46 AM
I don't know about Zenfolio, but SmugMug also has an online community forum for photographers and photo website development that is quite helpful.
For a hobbyist like me, $45 to $60/year is reasonable. If this were a business venture, I would carefully research all options.
|Feb 20, 2013, 11:32 AM
I don't offer prints for sale on Flickr, but I do have a pro membership. I have been able to sell some of my work to ad companies who have contacted me. Plus, I like the entire Flickr community as a whole. For a hobbyist like myself, it's well work the $45/year.
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hey people what is a simple code for jumping with shift
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var jump : float = 4f;
function Update (){
//rigidbody.velocity = Vector3(0 ,jump,0 ); rigidbody.AddForce(Vector3.up * jump);
you can use //rigidbody.velocity = Vector3(0 ,jump,0 ); or // rigidbody.AddForce(Vector3.up * jump); its up to you. This is how i would make a simple jump using rigidbody :)
hope this helps
Ok this is the Updated script, this one does not require any rigidbody it only needs a character controller. But just to let you know you don't even need to add a character controller to the player because the script will add it automatically :) once the script is added.
The script will also allow you to walk up and down using the vertical key "A, D" and using the Horizontal keys " W , S " you can rotate the player. to make sure it is working make the camera the child of the object :)
anyway's here is the script:
private var moveDirection = Vector3.zero;
var controller : CharacterController = GetComponent (CharacterController);
answered Apr 19, 2011 at 12:50 AM
it says unknown identifier: 'jump'.
Apr 19, 2011 at 02:26 AM jacques 1
Ops sorry i forgot a variable :) updated the script :)
Apr 19, 2011 at 03:37 AM MC HALO
is there anything i can do without rigidbody
Apr 19, 2011 at 10:19 PM jacques 1
yea there is you can use character controller i will update it for you so you can have the player jump with the character controller instead :)
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how can i get rid of bounce, because i jump then bounce bounce bounce for a while and it shakes the camera and looks terrible
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Earlier this week, when J Street cut an ad defending Rep. Joe Sestak, the Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate, it was implicitly picking a fight with the Emergency Committee for Israel, the brand-new Bill Kristol-founded outfit that announced itself in part with an attack on Sestak for his allegedly not-pro-Israel views.
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The Emergency Committee attacked Sestak's 2007 praise for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which has subsequently been accused of being a Hamas front. "The target audience," says the Times, "is not really Jewish voters in Philadelphia and its suburbs—they tend to be a reliable Democratic constituency and an important source of campaign donations. Rather, the ad is aimed more at mobilizing the right and evangelicals in support of Mr. Sestak's Republican opponent, former Representative Pat Toomey."
J Street responded by depicting Sestak's repeated insistences of support for the Jewish state. "It does not dwell on the finer points of the attack but goes big picture," the Times notes, "casting Mr. Sestak as a defender of Israel. By featuring President Obama, the ad suggests that J Street, anyway, believes that the link will be a plus for Mr. Sestak in November, or at least for its cause."
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GILFORD — The Gilford and Shaker Regional school districts have agreed to negotiate an agreement for establishing a cooperative football team, starting this fall.
A memorandum of understanding which calls for a two-year program, contingent upon approval by the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA), was approved by the Gilford School Board Monday night.
It calls for Gilford to be the lead school district in the partnership and retain regulatory decision making-power over the cooperative program. Superintendent of Schools Kent Hemingway said that the two school districts currently operate a cooperative high school hockey program in which the Shaker School District is the lead district.
The Shaker District agreed to commit $7,500 for year one with junior varsity level player opportunities and $15,000 for year, two to include both JV and varsity play.
Future agreements between the two school districts on the cooperative football team will be based on a 50-50 cost sharing basis according to the memo.
Hemingway said that between five and 15 Shaker District students are expected to take part in the program this fall based on participation by Belmont players in the Gilford Youth Football League, which fields teams in two leagues and has about a dozen players from Belmont.
The memo calls for the Shaker District to fund its share of the operating costs beginning in the 2016 fiscal year budget. Costs for the 2015 fiscal year, while not in the approved budget, will be funded through the district's athletic special revenue fund.
The Friends of Belmont Football, a group of parents who joined together two years ago in an effort to find a way for their sons to be able to play football at the high school level, have raised over $10,000 towards that goal, according to Eric Shirley, one of the founders of the group.
Inter-Lakes High School in Meredith and Moultonborough Academy operate the only current cooperative high school football program in the Lakes Region. They also field a joint ice hockey team.
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Sanbornton voters pepper town candidates with lots of questions
SANBORNTON — A standing-room-only crowd at the Sanbornton Public Library on Friday night peppered the two candidates for selectmen and three of the four candidates for the Budget Committee with questions as far ranging as their opinion on privatizing roads to potential time conflicts for serving.
Seeking the one seat available for a three-year term as selectman are Jeffrey Jenkins and Johnny VanTassel. Incumbent Guy Giunta is not seeking re-election.
Seeking seats on the Budget Committee are incumbent Judy Burlingame Rich (who wasn't there), incumbent Roger Grey, Ralph Rathjen and Mitch Lewis. Rathjen serves on the Transportation Privatization Committee and Lewis serves on the Capital Improvement Committee.
Some of Friday's debate centered on whether or not Jenkins (who vacations in Florida in winter) and VanTassel (who manages the Northfield Public Works Department) would be available when townspeople need them.
The topic arose when retired Town Finance Director Curt McGee mentioned that of the nine meetings that the Privatization Committee has had, VanTassel has only made the first two.
"How's he going to make a 4:30 p.m. selectmen's meeting?" McGee asked.
VanTassel responded by saying he was never meant to stay on that committee and had only agreed to advise it until a director or interim director was named, which the town has done.
"I could be able to make 4:30 p.m. meetings," VanTassel said, adding he believed that many people would like to go to Sanbornton's selectmen's meetings but are working. "I would think a little later would be better."
He also noted that if it was the middle of a snowstorm and he was plowing, then there was a good chance the town offices would be closed and there would likely be no meeting.
Gail Morrison, who is a candidate for Trustee of the Trust Fund, posed the same question to Jenkins, who vacations in Florida during the winter.
"Over the past few years this has kept me from stepping up," Jenkins said. He said state laws have changed regarding electronic communications and his cell phone is available to all. "Obama takes a vacation. I plan on taking a vacation."
Jenkins said there may be times when he appeared by computer (Skype), but guaranteed his attendance would be better than that of some selectmen who has served the town in the past.
As to privatizing the road responsibilities of the town, Jenkins said he is serving on the committee and said any decision is about a year away at the earliest. He said his research has shown that the 10 New England towns that had been identified as having private highway departments was misleading because those 10 towns had never had highway departments.
He also said the committee has never found a town that once it had a town-operated highway department returned to a private one.
Jenkins said he didn't yet have enough information about it and was uncommitted about what he would recommend.
VanTassel, who was the Sanbornton highway superintendent before leaving for Northfield, said that while the study being done is a good study, he really doesn't see Sanbornton's entire operation going private.
"I think (the study) will make for a better highway department," he said, noting that many of the things done by many municipal highway department are already private.
VanTassel also noted internal control can often make for a better product. Responding to an earlier observation from an audience member who complained that last summer's mowing was not very good, VanTassel said that in 2012 the department did it in such a way that certain brush would die back during the next year and make it easier and cheaper in 2013.
When the town instead subcontracted the work in 2013, he said it may have saved a little money but the quality of the work was not as good as when the town crews had done the moving the year before.
Rathjen said he realizes the entire DPW budget is $1.5-million (it includes the transfer station as well ) and that at most the town would only be able to privatized between $550,000 to $750,000 of the work anyway.
He said it was "premature" for townspeople to expect a $400,000 annual savings — a number that was thrown out by current Budget committee member Earl Leighton when he asked the candidates about it.
"We could come up with a situation where it could cost more," he said.
The other major point of discussion was the 2½ percent raise that was accepted by the Board of Selectmen but eliminated by the Budget Committee.
VanTassel said he feels employees are "extremely important" and would like to see them get a raise, but knows the town's taxpayers can only afford so much.
"We should cover the cost of inflation (1.3 percent according to the Consumer Price Index provided by the government) because keeping employees is a bonus," he said.
Jenkins, who is on the Budget Committee said he would definitely not support any 2½ percent raises this year. He noted that every employee got 2½ percent in 2013-2014 and the police got between 6-and 10-percent raises.
"We asked for departments to give us a flat salary budget. We thought it was a reasonable thing to do," Jenkins said.
Lewis said he works in the private sector and just saw many in his company take 40 percent pay cuts. "We gave 2½ percent last year and most towns didn't give more than 2 percent," he said.
"It's not easy," he said. "While 2½ percent seems fair, the inflation rate is 1.3 percent."
Rathjen described it as a valid difference between what the selectmen do and the Budget Committee does. He noted there is a $67,000 difference between the selectmen's and the Budget Committee's budget, $50,000 of it is raises.
Grey said he won't support 2½ percent raises this year and said he voted to keep salaries level. He said Sanbornton was a small rural community with 60 percent of its land in current use and 1,800 parcels that pay taxes.
He said that if people at annual town meeting vote to support the raises or to add the difference between the library request and the Budget Committee's recommendation that was fine, "but don't complain when the tax rate goes up."
"We have to start saying no at some point," Grey said.
Elections are May 13 and will be held at the Old Town Hall. Sanbornton's Town Meeting begins at 7 p.m. at the Sanbornton Central School. Full sample ballots and the list of the warrant articles are available on the Sanbornton Town Website.
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Gilford parent arrested for book protest
GILFORD — The parent of a Gilford High School student who raised objections to what he called a pornographic passage in a book, "Nineteen Minutes" which was assigned to his daughter's ninth grade honors English class was arrested last night for failing to leave the meeting when ordered to by Gilford Police Lt. James Leach.
William Baer, who moved here recently from New Jersey, said he was "outraged" when he found out about the passage and said that it was beyond comprehension that the board would allow a book with that kind of passage to be read by high schoolers.
He challenged Superintendent Kent Hemingway to read a copy of the controversial passage aloud at the public input session of last night's meeting. But Sue Allen, School Board chairman, who had earlier set a limit of two minutes on public input on the issue and ruled that no one could speak a second time, said no one from the board or administration would be reading any material submitted at the meeting aloud.
Baer's arrest came after he was asked to leave the meeting after interrupting a statement made by a Joe Wernig, a parent who supported having the book on the school's reading list and suggested that if Baer and other critics had their way ''these people will be dictating what we can and cannot read.''
That prompted Baer to interrupt and say ''that's absurd'' and defend the criticism as justified. When Lt. Leach asked him to leave, Baer asked as Leach approached him ''am I under arrest?'' He was escorted into the hall outside the meeting room and handcuffed before being led outside to a police cruiser.
Hemingway, Allen and Gilford High School Principal Peter Sawyer last Friday issued an informational statement to local media in which they said that students in English classes at the high school were assigned "Nineteen Minutes" on Monday, April 28. The statement said that the book, written by New Hampshire author Jodi Picoult, has been a selection open to high school staff since 2007, the year it was published.
The statement described the book as of "thematic importance," noting that it contains scenes of physical and sexual violence.
The statement reminds parents of the school district's policies, which refer to the procedures bearing on controversial material.
The officials said that when "Nineteen Minutes" was assigned in past years, parents were notified for their approval and conceded this procedure was not followed last week. A statement was sent to parents yesterday notifying them of the book and its content and acknowledging the oversight.
Following last night's meeting, the board issued a statement apologizing for the discomfort of those impacted and for the failure of the School District to send home prior notice of assignment of the novel.
The board said the district will take immediate action to revise these policies to include notification that requires parents to accept controversial material rather than opt out and that the notification will detail more specifically the controversial material.
Other parents supported Baer's stance. Sarah Carrignan said that she was ''utterly appalled that this was acceptable. My son should never have had the book in his hand'' and said that the waiver sent home which would allow their children to read the book was ''garbage.''
Baer's wife, Barbara, said that when she found the passage in the book that was being read by her 14-year-old daughter she was shocked. ''I'm speechless, I really am that this was allowed.'' she said.
But when Joe Wernig defended discussion of the book and said that his daughters had read it and that he had even met Picoult when she was in Gilford before the book was published. He said the book had provoked meaningful discussion which he thought was valuable with his daughters.
''It made my daughters feel uncomfortable and they wanted to have a discussion with me,'' said Wernig, who took a shot at critics of the book by saying they were trying to dictate what could be read in the schools.
Doug Lambert later read the offending page, which described a sex act between teenagers, and later in the meeting, when a second public input session was held, read a passage from the Bible which said that those who sinned against the innocent be cast into the sea with a millstone around their neck.
''That's what's coming for all of you. You're all going to pay for this,'' said Lambert, who said he was glad he no longer had children in the Gilford school system.
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Moultonborough selectmen question dues paid to regional planning commission
MOULTONBOROUGH — When Jeff Hayes, executive director of Lakes Region Planning Commission, met with the selectmen last month the board used the occasion to challenge how the annual dues of the 30 member municipalities are assessed, an issue that has rankled the town for several years.
Paul Punturieri noted that the state statute establishing the regional planning commissions requires them to "determine on a reasonable and equitable basis the proportion of its costs to be borne respectively by each municipality." He said that although Moultonborough's population is approximately 4,000, because of its relatively greater portion of the total property value of the member municipalities, it bears a disproportionate share of the costs. The town, he said. pays approximately $10,000 a year, which is comparable to the contribution of Laconia, a much larger community. Stressing that he had no qualms about the services the commission provides, Punturieri said, "Just on principle we should stop paying other people's bills."
"It's been one of my pet peeves for a long time," echoed Selectman Russ Wakefield who told Hayes, "We've got the pockets and everybody's got their hands in them. The planning commission is no different. To use our equalized value is unfair."
Hayes explained yesterday that the member municipalities fund 15-percent of the commission's annual budget of more than $800,000 while federal funds represent 68 percent, state funds 1 percent and miscellaneous grants another 1 percent . Proceeds from contracted services for member municipalities also account for about 15 percent of the budget.
The cost is apportioned among the members by what Hayes called "a straight-forward formula," consisting of two equally weighted factors — each municipality's percentage of the total valuation and population. The results are indexed annually to the rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index.
Hayes said that told the board that since the commission provided services bearing on land use and natural resources, evaluation and population, which are closely related to both, represent reasonable and equitable criteria for apportioning the cost of those services. He noted that while the resident population of Moultonborough, as counted by the U.S. Census, is about 4,000, its summer population may swell to four times that. Moreover, he reminded the selectmen that since safeguarding water quality is a high priority for the commission, the length of shoreline, which is reflected in the value of waterfront properties, should not be overlooked when considering the apportionment.
Several selectmen suggested levying user fees to apportion costs among municipalities. Hayes replied, "there are a lot of intangibles," explaining, "resources and values do not respect town boundaries. That's why user fees don't work."
Nevertheless, he assured the board that "we're willing to look at other reasonable parameters." Repeating that property, population and shoreline seem appropriate, he said, "We're open to looking other factors."
The LRPC consists of 30 cities and towns in Belknap, Carroll, Grafton and Merrimack counties, including Laconia and all 10 towns of Belknap County.
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I have just bought my second basic set and now I am not sure how to integrate the cards and get the best use from the second set. Any suggestions or have I thrown my money away?
Best Use Of Two Basic Sets
Posted 07 May 2014 - 02:56 PM
Posted 07 May 2014 - 03:06 PM
The additional Command cards are really only good for a second player, but you do get the benefit of more options for deployment cards, mission types, and terrain. I plan on getting a second set, and think the only thing one player loses out on really is the second set of command cards, since you can't have duplicates.
Posted 07 May 2014 - 03:07 PM
Not at all. Two cores is a great investment. I'll gloss over the obvious, more dice, extra tokens should some become lost or damaged, and the extra range ruler.
Beyond that, you get the extra set of command cards, which will ensure in two player games at least, that you and your opponent can play with whichever set of command cards best suits your play style, without the need to resort to proxies. The additional terrain cards will allow you not only to play the special scenario with someone who doesn't have their own set, but will also allow you to theme your terrain for narrative battles or just provide a more randomized set of terrain for regular battles. This is also true with deployment and scenario/objective cards. With one set, it's pretty easy to tell what objectives your opponent might have, with two you will have to pay more attention to their play style, which will create a more dramatic game.
Having the extra hero's means you can play mirror matches should both you and your opponent want the same army.
Finally the biggest benefit will come in army building. You will now be able to build almost any list you can conceive of for a standard two-regiment game. That includes the dreaded double Blood Thirster list. I can't stress enough how this opens up possibilities, especially in competitive play.
I do recommend playing several times before throwing in some of your extras like deployment, scenario, and terrain cards. Make sure you have a good grasp of those basics, before expanding them. that will make it easier for you to work around things when you end up playing on a board later that has two swamps.
About the only things in that second set that might really collect dust are the battlefield corners and the initiative tokens.
Posted 07 May 2014 - 03:16 PM
I also have two core sets and here's what I did:
1. If you want to play mirror matches (i.e. Empire vs Empire etc.) you don't have to do anything with the disks. I personally don't like mirror matches so I took out all the hero disks from my second set.
2. Keep the command cards, but keep the sets separate so
Both players have one complete set to choose from.
3. Keep the terrain cards so you can have for example both the windmill AND the watchtower in the same match
4. I personally don't think you need the extra mission cards and the extra deployment zone cards so I took those out.
5. I also took out the second set of initiative markers and race effect tokens (the four oval/rectangular ones) as well as those corner markers etc. as well as the second rulebook.
6. Keep the rest and enjoy having some killer possibilities with army building
You most certainly did not throw away your money!
Hope I didn't forget anything...
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 03:17 PM
Posted 07 May 2014 - 03:22 PM
Okay it sounds as though I made the correct call......now where was that second Bloodthirster?
Thanks for the replies.
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 03:56 PM
Everyone beat me to it
But you added some very good insight. So no problem there.
Now, my problem is that I keep thinking about a third core set for possibilities of larger scale game, and better army building at the three regiment level...
Must... stay... in... control... of... wallet...
Posted 07 May 2014 - 04:16 PM
It's like that third piece of cheesecake that you really want but once you have one bite from it you're full and realise it was a waste of money
Trust me, I was there... having three volley guns or three Bloodthirsters for 3-regiment games seems tempting but once you realise how many disks you won't ever use you'll regret it. Invest that money in multiples of the expansions instead!
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 07:31 PM
Planning on buying my second set, doubt i would go for a third. And even then, there are some places on Amazon that sell just individual armies, so if you really wanted to fine tune Orks, that might be a cheaper option, paying I think 7 or so dollars for one entire army, as opposed to the 45 for stuff you might never use.
Posted 08 May 2014 - 07:04 AM
I think you are right. I'm going to hold for now and wait for the expansions. Besides, as you say, Amazon has the army sets, so if I really want more army building options, I can always go for that.
Posted 08 May 2014 - 10:03 AM
I was tempted to by an extra set just for another range ruler. I think I resisted, though.
Posted 08 May 2014 - 10:13 AM
A second core really does bring a lot to the game, besides the range ruler. Obviously, if you aren't getting a ton of play out of the single core, then you don't want to make the additional investment, but if you are playing a lot or competitively, I think you can get a lot of mileage our of that second set.
That's in part why I've been so tempted to get a third. More of a good thing, right? Although, I have decided to wait on getting a third or additional units from the core until I see what the expansions do.
Posted 08 May 2014 - 12:07 PM
I'm so not a fan of second core sets...but then I bought 2 for X-Wings since the value was so there.
Diskwars will probably be the second game i'll do it...just so you know I only have one Netrunner core set
I didn't played since marsh and now my hands are trembling...I need my flipping fix!
Posted 08 May 2014 - 06:19 PM
Same here, X-wing was the first time I felt it necessary to buy multiples of a core set, but I ended up getting three when they were on sale at Target for $12.
Compared to X-wing, however, I feel like there is a ton more utility to buying a second core for Warhammer Diskwars than to X-Wing. With X-wing, you really just buy it for the 3 ships, all the rest is pretty much just a "nice to have" or useless, whereas for Diskwars, every single extra disk, all the terrain, and especially the cards too really add to your possibilities and gaming experience.
Posted 09 May 2014 - 05:06 AM
Eh, I disagree. I think the dice are kind of required, you really do need six red and six green dice in X-wing. And it kind of is required to have multiple of each ship to really be able to enjoy and competitively play it. At the very least two of each individual ship.
Posted 09 May 2014 - 09:43 AM
[...] With X-wing, you really just buy it for the 3 ships [...]
Eh, I disagree. [...] It kind of is required to have multiple of each ship to really be able to enjoy and competitively play it.[...]
And about the extra dice: They are clearly just a "nice to have" feature. Not having them doesn't make it less fair for anyone, doesn't limit the game modes you can select, doesn't limit your fleet selection or tactics, and doesn't limit your options or ability to play in any way whatsoever. You just have to re-roll some of the dice, that's all.
Is it more convenient to have more dice? Sure.
Is it like you say "required"? It sure isn't!
With WHDW, the exta cards make it more fair for each player (and ideally you even had 4 sets of cards), the extra terrain lets you play a new game mode, and of course the disks vastly expand your armybuilding capacity.
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X-Wing was my first repeat core as well, and I am sorely tempted to pull the trigger on Diskwars...just waiting for the right sale!
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X-Wing was my first repeat core as well, and I am sorely tempted to pull the trigger on Diskwars...just waiting for the right sale!
You will not be disappointed. That second core adds tons of army building options and the extra command cards takes the headache out of distributing them if you are playing two players with just your disks. I also like having the extra terrain and less certain objectives.


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Has anyone ever taken any photos and then framed them to decorate the house?
I was given a canon 40d for christmas and would like to frame some photos to hang in parts of the house
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Nice hotel. Clean.
we were on the inside by the pool. In the room smells like chlorine.could here kids running up and down the hallway all day.
I know I will never get a room like this again, where I don't know exactly where it is located.
If you're staying a night and on a budget it's worth just what I paid for it. but you get what you pay for. It was cheap, so I got a cheap hotel room.
Th3e location was great and it was clean.
There was no free breakfast but they did have coffee. It will be tough in the winter due to cracks around the outside door. Most ceiling tiles in the bathroom were damaged but repaired to cover the ceiling.
We chose this hotel because of its 'hot' continental breakfast options. Sadly the cheese/egg omelettes sitting in a warmer tasted like they were days old and outsides were crusty. Luckily there were also biscuits and gravy which were good!
Location was what we needed.Staff was friendly and helpful.
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