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UFC President Dana White truly likes Andre Pederneiras. But when it comes to UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo, White believes the veteran MMA manager is making his client look scared.
Specifically, he thinks Pederneiras is approaching a bout between Aldo and newly crowned UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis all wrong."Here's the thing," White said of Pederneiras, who was an honorable mention in MMAjunkie.com's special publication, "The 25 Most Powerful People in MMA." "You can tell 100 percent Anthony Pettis is willing to go wherever it takes. I know that Jose's coach is saying, 'Bro, he can come down here at 145.' Because they think [Pettis would] be at a disadvantage whereas I actually think he'd be at a huge advantage at 145. He's big, strong.
" ... I mean, for his manager to come out, this is what drives me crazy about managers. I love him. He's a good guy. I've known Andre for years. But when you come out and make a statement like that, you make it look like your guy is afraid of him. You make it look like Aldo is afraid. And that might not be Aldo's same opinion. It might be his manager saying, 'This is what I want to happen here.' But it makes it look like he's afraid of Anthony Pettis, which already gives Anthony Pettis an advantage."
Sure, if you want to fight the champ, you should be willing to go to his weight class. After all, Aldo has won 16 consecutive fights with seven consecutive WEC/UFC title defenses. He's the No. 1 fighter at featherweight and also No. 4 pound-for-pound in the USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie.com MMA featherweight rankings.
However, Aldo and Pettis both now have a belt wrapped around their waist, so White believes Aldo and Co. need to realize they're no longer in the driver's seat when it comes to a potential bout.
As for Pettis, who doesn't know the extent of a knee injury he suffered on Saturday, he's not making demands and is willing to fight in either division, or even in the middle.
"I'm here to make the good fights happen," he said. "I'm here to prove I'm the best in the world anywhere around my weight class. Whatever happens, happens."
White, too, isn't sure what weight the fight would take place at. However, he said he doesn't anticipate a scenario in which one fighter would hold both belts, though he didn't completely count out that possibility.
"That wouldn't be the case," he said. "I don't know. Who knows? Like I said, this fight happened 45 minutes ago. I'm not even thinking about that right now."
With Aldo, Grant possible, Pettis knee injury leaves post-UFC 164 move unclear
"I don't know what's going to happen," White said. "No sense in even talking about another fight right now."With Pettis' victory over Henderson, Grant might have seemed to be his next logical fight. But the new champ told UFC commentator Joe Rogan that he wanted Aldo.
"We have unfinished business," said Pettis, who didn't mention his knee during his post-fight interview.
At the post-event press conference, Pettis said an MRI would determine what's next for him.
"I'm not sure yet," he said. "Henderson threw a kick and I went to check with my left leg, and he hit right in the crook of the knee, so I felt it go back and forth.
"So I don't know what happened. I stepped on it, and it was hurting a little bit, so when he had me on the cage, it was starting to lock up a bit. I'm not sure what happened. We'll find out pretty soon."
Regardless of injury, Pettis said he still wants to beat Aldo. He didn't specify whether he would like the fight at featherweight or lightweight.
"I'm here to prove I'm the best in the world," he said. "Anybody around my weight class that's contemplating coming to 155 or even at 145 – his coach said I faked an injury. I would never fake an injury. I'm not afraid to fight anybody, and that's what that was all about. If he wants to fight me, let's make it happen. I'm ready."


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I'm not talking about these threads. I'm talking about consumers. If they're hoping around the store like this, seems they're exploring what the OS has to offer.
That seems to run contrary to this article by the New York Times...
It used to be that a new version of the Windows operating system was enough to get people excited about buying a new computer, giving sales a nice pop.
Not this time. Windows 8, the latest edition of Microsoft's software, failed to pack shoppers into a Microsoft store in a mall here last week, at a time when parking lots in the area were overflowing. The trickle of shopping bags leaving the store with merchandise was nothing like the steady stream at a bustling Apple store upstairs.
The clearest evidence of Windows 8's disappointing introduction comes from the research firm NPD, which estimates that sales of Windows machines have actually dropped from a year ago.
According to NPD, stores in the United States sold 13 percent fewer Windows devices from late October, when Windows 8 made its debut, through the first week in December, than in the same period last year.
Those figures do not include sales in Microsoft's own stores, which were the only place to buy a Surface tablet during that period, but because the stores are scarce, analysts believe it is unlikely they made a big difference.

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Closely entwined with our multicultural heritage, Singapore's local cuisines feature a tantalising spectrum of flavours, sights and smells. After participating in many of the past events, visitors have gained a deeper appreciation of how Singaporean food has been uniquely shaped by its diverse cultures and growth as a young nation.
From hawker centres and restaurants that pay homage to local culinary traditions to a growing pool of talent that explore creative ways to interpret familiar flavours, immersing yourself in Singapore's vibrant local food scene is an experience not to be missed.
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MEEKER I The face of medical care in Rio Blanco County has taken on a new look as approximately 500 people attended the grand opening celebration of the new Pioneers Medical Center (PMC) on Saturday.
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MEEKER I The new 2,700 square-foot addition to Meeker Library has been a long time coming, but librarian Mike Bartlett is happy to say that the end of the construction is in sight. He said Friday that the contractor told him that it looks that the project will be completed by late February.
MEEKER I Officials at Barone Middle School and the Meeker Police Department both report that there have been two incidents of students bringing non-prescribed prescription narcotics to the school and distributing them to other students. At least one student has been charged and three were hospitalized, but the names of all students involved are being […]
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Welcome to G&G. G&G is the super cute acronym I came up with for my blog, Glitz & Grammar, which is a cute play on words, particularly on the phrase, "Glitz and Glamour." You'll notice in that last sentence, the one containing four commas, that grammar's not really my thing. So what's with the title you ask? It's super fucking cute. That's what.
So here's the deal: I've been blogging for an audience made up of my mom and my boyfriend for about a year and a half now. I also write a film column over at Wildflower Magazine, which makes me feel like I'm better at life than I probably really am.
The purpose of G&G, though, is to create a place on the internet that is entirely my own – a place where I am free to spew the projective verbal vomit that is constantly getting me in trouble everywhere else in the world. Because what's life without a safe place for word-barf? You know what I mean?
I don't know that G&G will be up everyone's alley. In fact, I wouldn't be all that shocked if it's up nobody's alley. That's okay – my mom will still read it. The point is, I want a place to write every day because if there is one thing I love in this world, it's writing. I actually probably wont write every day. Or even close to it. So I guess that part of the previous statement is kind of bullshit. But I did just empty my checking account to purchase this domain/blog title (tell me it's cute) so I'd better at least get some use out of it. What's that? It only costs $17 a year to purchase a custom domain through WordPress? Yeah. I know that.
Anyway, I'm going to aim to update once a week-ish. Most people like to aim high, but I prefer to hold expectations of myself pretty low. That way if I accomplish anything I'm just like, "NICE!" And if I actually exceed my expectations I'm just like, "ffffffffuckkkking MIND BLOWERRR!" Those are way better feelings than creating all these semi-realistic goals for myself that I'll probably never attain because when it comes down to it, I'm kind of lazy. Plus I work three jobs and hardly have time to keep my hygiene in check let alone update some stupid blog every day. So let's just go for once a week, is that cool?
Do you want to know what to expect from G&G? Okay. Here are some things you might see on my blog:
- Ramblings about my shortcomings as a human being;
- Ramblings about the shortcomings of other people as human beings;
- Reviews (on music, on restaurants, on tequilas, etc.);
- Snippets of my screenplays. I've got about 7 in the works;
- Excerpts from my novels. I've got about 27 in the works;
- Relationship and dating advice from a 26-year-old who has only had two boyfriends. Ever;
- My attempts/failures at acquiring a sense of fashion;
- The things I would do to Kevin Spacey if he would let me;
- Top ten lists. Man, I love top ten lists!;
- Samples of my bad photography;
- Internal debates with myself centering around topics like, "Should I name my future cat Yoshi or Dr. Gonzo?; and, as my tagline might suggest,
- First person accounts of my life and times as a wannabe writer.
Here are some things you shouldn't expect to see on my blog:
- Super intense opinion pieces on my political and religious beliefs. Everyone on this side of Lake Mead knows I'm a non-theist hippie liberal. But you aint gotta be one to kick it;
- Some great new recipe I conjured up. Get real;
- Thought provoking discussion about a book I just read. I read novels written primarily for adolescent males. My favorite authors include Tom Robbins, Dave Eggers, Hunter S. Thompson and Tim Sandlin, in case you were wondering.
- Samples of my good photography;
- Philosophical revelations about the meaning of life. I've got no fucking clue, dude.
Finally, I thought I'd just share a few fun facts about me because everyone likes talking about themselves and I'm no exception:
- When I was 11, I moved from the Bay Area to a town where cow tipping and bunny bashing were acceptable and common pastimes for children my age;
- I was a vegetarian for like five years, but now there's nothing I like better than a big piece of meat in my mouth;
- The happiest I've ever felt was sitting under a waterfall in Africa;
- When I was in kindergarten I asked my teacher what happened to all the girl presidents;
- I laugh when I'm scared;
- Sub sandwiches make up 97% of my diet; and
- I fall in love with 97% of the people I meet on a day-to-day basis.
If this blog sounds like something you can dig, stick around, click that little orange RSS button and subscribe! If you think I sound like a douchebag and don't want anything to do with me or my blog, well that's pretty harsh. But it's cool. Because my mom thinks you're an asshole and probably wouldn't want me hanging out with you anyway.
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Kristin from Montgomery - AL - USA reviewed the The Tranquil Tortoise Garden Sculpture: Giant
Bottomline: Yes, would recommend to a friend.
Simply put he's just awesome. I love everything about this statue. I have been wanting one of their giant tortoises for a long time and finally got this beauty. He looks so real. I have people comment on how life-like he is. I can't wait to put him out near my grape arbor. In the picture he does seem to look a little smaller but I'm attaching a picture of him next to my dog to give you a bit of side by side comparison. He is a pretty substantial piece. An absolutely great addition to my yard (I now have 4 turtles) and by far the biggest and most realistic. I can't imagine anyone being disappointed by this statue. He makes me happy just looking at him! If you have the money splurge! He's worth it and I hope you love yours as much as I love mine.


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Snap man Haha! I'm off today though.
Just happy I have an Xbox Plus writing for the WWE Fed keeps me busy when I'm not working.
Yeah it's not too bad as daytime TV goes Haha.
That's true mate.
Yeah that's kind of how I felt about it mate.
Tell you something though.. it's really weird seeing "Eddie" Ade doing day time TV He does some travel/cooking show for ITV. He still looks the same though to be honest where Rik has really aged.
LOL! Yeah.. Quality man.
They were actually planning on doing another series this year some time did you know? I think when they actually got together though they seen why they stopped in the first place. Shame but with all the people easily offended these days maybe it's for the best anyways.
LOL! Yeah. "10-1, so you gave me 10 and I give you 1.
Hold on, hold on.. I gave you two tenners, Oh caught me out..
Yeah, nothing gets past old Richie"
Nice choices!
I like the episode's of Richie's birthday "Madam Swish" 3:30 lol! Also a fan of the trick or treat episode where Eddie is dressed as a Banana and they try to raise the devil Haha.
Live show, for me it's Hooligans Island. Big fan of all of them to be honest.. Was never keen on the movie they did though.
Just seen your sig mate, Nice! Got a fave episode or live show?
Very true man! Same here mate, Good old fashion comedy.
Sounds good man!
Also Rik Mayall + Blackadder = Win!
Was also a massive fan of Bottom, Have you ever seen that?
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Abbas Malik lives in Karol Bagh, New Delhi with his sister Sania. They are legally fighting for an ancestral property - land case. But the odds turn against them and they lose. Their well wisher, Shastri Chacha, advises and convinces them to migrate to his village Ranakpur where he assures Abbas that he will get him a job at his owner's place. The owner being none other than the powerful Prithviraj Raghuvanshi. Abbas enters Ranakpur village and while saving a child trapped inside a temple, he breaks open the lock of an ancestral temple but fate plays an important twist in Abbas' life as the whole village including Prithviraj's step-brother Vikrant opposes Abbas' actions but Prithviraj arrives and handles the situation. On being asked his name, Abbas's friend comes out with a fake name, as it would create a rage if villagers came to know that the lock of a temple had been broken by a Muslim. From here starts a series of cover-ups, goof-ups and comic situations where to cover one lie, Abbas starts padding up with a bigger lie telling people that he also has a twin brother with no moustache. From here on starts the topsy-turvy journey of a single person acting as two different entities.
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Skipper® doll's cloudy blue shorts and skirt were stitched in navy. The skirt had a yoke and a single pleat. A cute navy tricot tee had a sun and cloud decal. This set coordinated with Barbie® doll's #9621 and Ken® doll's #9702.
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Joy of Cooking: 75th Anniversary Editionby Irma S. Rombauer and Marion Rombauer Becker and Ethan Becker
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I come from a line of smart, independent women who swear by The Joy of Cooking — my mom and aunts received copies of it from their mom when they struck out on their own, and I got this 75th anniversary edition from them when I turned 18. It's a tome, yes, but it's also the only cookbook I consult with regularity because it has absolutely everything in it: not only recipes but also cocktails, techniques, household hints, etiquette, and more! I feel so much more confident in my abilities to feed myself, cook for others, and entertain because of this book, and you can bet that if I have a daughter, she'll be getting the latest edition from me.
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Seventy-five years ago, a St. Louis widow named Irma Rombauer took her life savings and self-published a book called The Joy of Cooking. Her daughter Marion tested recipes and made the illustrations, and they sold their mother-daughter project from Irma's apartment.
Today, nine revisions later, the Joy of Cooking — selected by The New York Public Library as one of the 150 most important and influential books of the twentieth century — has taught tens of millions of people to cook, helped feed and delight millions beyond that, answered countless kitchen and food questions, and averted many a cooking crisis.
Ethan Becker, Marion's son, leads the latest generation of Joy, still a family affair, into the twenty-first century with a 75th anniversary edition that draws upon the best of the past while keeping its eye on the way we cook now. It features a rediscovery of the witty, clear voices of Marion Becker and Irma Rombauer, whose first instructions to the cook were stand facing the stove.
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As always, Joy grows with the times: this edition boasts an expanded Vegetables chapter, including instructions on how to cook vegetables in the microwave, and an expandedbaking section, Irma's passion — always considered a stand-alone bible within the Joy.
This all-new, all-purpose anniversary edition of the Joy of Cooking offers endless choice for virtually every occasion, situation, and need, from a 10-minute stir-fry on a weekday night to Baby Back Ribs and Grilled Corn in the backyard, or a towering Chocolate Layer Cake with Chocolate Fudge Frosting and Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream. Joy will show you the delicious way just as it has done for countless cooks before you.
Even after 75 years, the span of culinary information is breathtaking and covers everything from boiling eggs (there are two schools of thought) to showstopping, celebratory dishes such as Beef Wellington, Roast Turkey and Bread Stuffing, and Crown Roast of Pork.
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"They say mother knows best, but in the case of this classic cooking volume, first published 75 years ago, the adage might be more accurately 'mother — and grandmother — know best.' For while some previous editions of Joy have embraced passing fads and shunned the earlier versions' old-school charm, this time, the editors (led by Irma's grandson and Marion's son, Ethan) have stayed true to the spirit of the original. Fond of its forebear's quirky phrases ('There is nothing simple about these uncomplicated-looking fungi' or 'a pig resembles a saint, in that he is more honored after death than during his lifetime'), the new narrative of Joy is one of, well, joy. Its recipes will prompt readers to bound into the kitchen; their range and depth is such that there really is something for everyone. Enchiladas, sushi, bagel chips, smoked brisket and corn dogs make their first appearance, while ice cream, nut butters and beef fondue return after some time away. The use of 'we' throughout the text will reassure those skeptical of, say, preparing game (a section that, incidentally, has been expanded), and the overall feeling of the kitchen as a place of empowerment and enrichment makes this an essential work for all cooks." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
Now available in a lay-flat combbound edition, this 11th edition of the Betty Crocker Cookbook is the most thorough update in the book's 60-year history, with 1,100 all-new photos, 1,500 recipes, a fully contemporized design and features that highlight the heritage and expertise of this trusted classic.and#160;An exclusive bonus area on BettyCrocker.com features 80 videos demonstrating recipes and techniques from the book, plus 400 additional recipes just for Bigand#160;Red consumers.
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For the first time ever, the legendary chef collects and updates the best recipes from his six-decade career. With a searchable DVD demonstrating every technique a cook will ever need. In his more than sixty years as a chef, Jacques Pand#233;pin has earned a reputation as a champion of simplicity. His recipes are classics. They find the shortest, surest route to flavor, avoiding complicated techniques. Now, in a book that celebrates his life in food, the worldand#8217;s most famous cooking teacher winnows his favorite recipes from the thousands he has created, streamlining them even further. They include Onion Soup Lyonnaise-Style, which Jacques enjoyed as a young chef while bar-crawling in Paris; Linguine with Clam Sauce and Vegetables, a frequent dinner chez Jacques; Grilled Chicken with Tarragon Butter, which he makes indoors in winter and outdoors in summer; Five-Peppercorn Steak, his spin on a bistro classic; Mand#233;mand#233;and#8217;s Apple Tart, which his mother made every day in her Lyon restaurant; and Warm Chocolate Fondue Souffland#233;, part cake, part pudding, part souffland#233;, and pure bliss. Essential Pepinspans the many styles of Jacquesand#8217;s cooking: homey country French, haute cuisine, fast food Jacques-style, and fresh contemporary American dishes. Many of the recipes are globally inspired, from Mexico, across Europe, or the Far East. In the accompanying searchable DVD, Jacques shines as a teacher, as he demonstrates all the techniques a cook needs to know. This truly is theessentialPand#233;pin.
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They have been approved _for employment as of There is- budgetary "provision for 80 persons in the Freeport Police -Department, but the village has not previously hired any to replace those who recently retired.- Legal action had been pending against the Nassau County Police Department by the U.S. Jtistice Depa!rtmeiit. which cited too few minority - « r - uw p>fc»ctn»"tfaric;"T'recpoff has only .72 on the depsutment's April 27 when they will begin members on the County forest:. _ the Nassau -County Police Acad- The eight are the first officers hired by the village since March 1977 according to a village ;pok£sp£iso would bring the force up to fiill strength. Two officers, howe-/er, are presently on sick leave and (Cont. on Page 16) FUNNY BUNNIES. Freeport Police Officer John Westermann (I) and Sgt. Bryon Sullivan pose among many of the big and little bunnies who visited the Freeport Mall last Saturday at the Invitation of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce's Retail Division. While fathers were busy photographing the four Playtioy Bunnies, the youngsters enjoyed'games anj participated in a costume contest. Each.of the young contestants received gifts, with the winner receiving.a bicycle. Assisting the Retail Division in the event, attended by some 300, were Conte Cadillac, Puddles' Pub, Samet's, the Stage Band of Freeport HighSchool, the Freeport Fire Department and the Freeport Police Department. Chairman was Nat Mizrahi of B & N Stores. Freeport School Vote May Be Delayed Until June 17 FREEPORT - Insufficient information from AJbany apparently will result in a change in date for the Freeport School Budget vote. At a special meeting of the Board of Education Monday evening, April 13, the Board voted to change the date of the budget vote, and school board election, from Wednesday, May 20 to Wednesday. June 17. Sara Holly, president of the School Board; said the change was necessitated by the present ' "impasse" in Albany. "We don't know" what-we will be; getting for state aid," said Holly. "We feel we cannot go to the public without the bottom line." Holly said she had been on the telephone that day with representatives of the State Legislature and the Governor's office. The- Scnate. Assembly and Governor all have Afferent proposals which would mean varying amounts of state aid for the Freeport School District in 1981-82. Under the Governor's proposal, Freeport would receive an citra SI .2 million in aid. The Senate proposal would give Freeport an additional SI.9 million; and the Assembly proposal was somewhere in between: an extra $1.5 million for Freeport. Save-harmless districts do not have the same problem as the Freeport School .District, Holly said, because they know just about what they will receive. Freeport, however, cannoj be sure. The CAP on operating aid has been lifted, said Holly, and the district will therefore receive more than last year, but is uncertain just how much more. According to Holly she had been told that the delay was due to "Medicaid...Until Medicaid is solved." she said, "they (the lawmakers] are not discussing anything else in the budget." With J8.000 in the budget representing one cent en the tax rate, the $700,000 span betaeen the highest and lowest^ state proposals could mean a" tax difference of nearly 88C per $100 assessed valuation fOf Fieepun School District taxpayers. One Lul Try, On Wednesday Holly said letters about the new-date, would be mailed to all district residents. But first, she said, she would make one last set of calls to Albany on Wednesday, (Cont. on Page 9) f'ieldsa Wins F.D. Election FREEPORT - A 15-year veteran of the Freeport Fire Department woi\ election as its new third Assistant Chief m the department's aimual chiefs' , election held Thursday evening, April 9, at Freeport Fire Headquarters. Lester G. Fiddsa, ex- Cajptain of Emergency Company No. 9, had a 10 vote margin of victory over his nearest opponent in the three-way" race. This was Fieldsas third try for the office; Fieldsa bad 104 votes. _His opponents were George Mul-holland with 94 votes and Lee Tucholski with 82 votes. A life-long resident of Free-pert, Fieldsa is an electronic engineer with' Grumman Aerospace. He and his family live on Branch Avenue. Others Rao Unopposed Running unopposed were Fir<t Assistant Chief John Combs, who received 175 votes to become the department's next Chief; Second Assistant Chief John Proventano who received 164 votes on the First Assistant Chief line; and Steve Wenk. the Third Assistant Cluef. (Cont. on Page tO) FOLLOWING THE ELECTION of Freeport Fire Department Chiefs (lop photo), incoming Chlefjonn tximbi (f.) Is wiiyialulated on hiti unanimous win by village Deputy Mayor Dorothy Storm and village Trustee Al Sirlin (I.) as outgoing Chief William Sarro looks on. Sarro was unanimously elected Second Batallion Delegate. Unanimously elected with Combs were (bottom photo) First Assistant Chief John Provenzano (r*) and Second Assistant Chief Steve Wenit (2nd from I.), who joined Combs and the newly elected Third Assistant Chief Les Fieldsa (I.) in expressing unity for the coming year. (See story this-page.) (LEADER photo)
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What is the ideal raid size for you? And why?
I personally enjoyed the 25 person size the most because it required heavy coordination but not so much it became a logistical nightmare.
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I voted 16. I am used to 24 players raids from EQ2 and I really enjoyed them, but as you said logistics were the biggest problem, especially later in the life of game.
I enjoy though 8 players operations in SWTOR. They are more intense and demand more skills and are not so forgiving (no ninja afk in the middle of fight - like it was possible in 24 raid).
16 players seems to be a golden middle. Still some logistics and the fun of doing something in a big group.
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MMO's should NOT rely on raids for content. Older mmo's we made up our own fights that could span anywhere at anytime. Was more fun and exciting. Today's games it feels like a chores to do this now. Sorry but raids/warzones are just bad and takes the fun out of it.
I prefer no limits. Raids always become a bit exclusive of certain classes/builds when you limit the amount of people you can bring.
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Voted 16. To me this is large enough to be significant but not so large to require huge amount of time forming a group. I'd stretch this to a range of 15 to 20.
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Originally posted by Wolfenpride
Very true with the smaller sized raids but once you get into the 20+ range you see much more class diversity. The days of the 40 person raids are over and likely to never return although I'd love to see 1 new mmo like ESO or eq next add a large scale 40 person or larger world raid. It's not the era of huge raids anymore but 1 massive raid dropping the bis gear or giving some difficult achievement would be cool.
Note if any devs troll here pay attention to this idea.
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I voted other because I want no raids, I am not interested in raiding at all. Besides, this is a PvE discussion? Raiding is PvP!
I pass.
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There is no 'perfect size'. Much better to have a more nebulous approach, ie, Small, Medium, or Large group activities. I am more inclined to pay attention to how long the thing will take. The longer the 'raid event', the more interesting it has to be for me to commit the time.
If it's a 'raid-n-hope' that you'll get the one drop....well, not likely to be playing that type of game in the first place.
If you are holding out for the perfect game, the only game you play will be the waiting one.
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Depends entirely on game mechanics and party dynamics.
Same as asking "How many players should be in a sports team?" -It depends on the sport.
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A perfect raid is no raid at all. Imho.
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Just make shit scalable.
You can attempt X *raid* with a group size of 5 or 10 or 15 or 20 .. and scale the content inside to the raid size. Limiting raids to *X number of people* is a bad idea. Make content scalable and everyone is happy. Of course the trick is to make the content as challenging at each level of scaling. If its a tough encounter with 5, ok with 10 and stupid easy with 20 ... we'll people will cluster up for the 20 version. If each version is as difficult and rewarding as every other version, then your group size determines which version you run. Some of your 20 man raid group could'ent make it tonight? Nps, run it in 15. You hate large raids? kewl run it as a 5. You got a few friends online .. into 10 man.
Static numbers are bad ... scalable content is the way to go. Hell DAoC had scalable instances way back years ago .. they would scale to the number of people (1-8) and the level of mobs was adjusted based on the levels present. Sure it was'ent raid content, just a repetable dungeon ... same in LotRO, Scalable instances in that game, the Skirmish system and the older tradeskill dungeons. Baffles me that we've not seen a game with pure scaleable end game content yet.
I've heard gw2 has scaled Pve content. I'm not sure how well received it is but I like the idea. The problem is most mmorpg gamers have the set raid size mentality because the most popular titles had that format.
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Originally posted by Axehandle
To a degree.
Honestly the scaling in GW2 aint great. It does scale somewhat, but still runs into the too few or too many issue. Its DE your talking about, and scaling means throwing more mobs at the players when there is a decent player pop in the area. However it does cap out and you get to the point where stuff dies before it even renders on your screen if there are alot of people around. Knowing where stuff is going to spawn and AoEing that point is the best course of action.
Too few and the events just roll over you.
This is mostly an issue in Orr (the end level zones) as people are there to farm some quick looping event chains. Some chains are over camped and some have no one at all there and become impossible. Generally the 70-75 and 75-80 maps in Orr (Straights and Leap) are just fully contested (ie all way points blocked by mob activity) because there are no players there, and about half of Cursed shore is the same. The events people farm are dead in seconds, the other events just trample around killing any poor sod who happens near them.
They made some efforts in the right direction though, so cant knock them for that. Just dont work out so well in practice :)
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Originally posted by Cephus404
It's a discussion of PvE raiding.
I voted other. I would say that the 15ish range is probably easiest to manage without becoming too exlusive. The problem of scaling is that you need to create a minimum about without it becoming too easy, and have to set a maximum amount without becoming too easy.
For those that say no to raiding all together, that's fine, but at the same time raiding can be a worthwhile activity that provides challenging content with defined parameters and clear goals. Where I feel raiding gets a bit silly is when it becomes a multi-hour, multi-day activity where you have to repeat the same raiding content in order to progress into the next level of raiding (aka wow model). Many other mmos created interesting raid content that was challenging, provided unique opportunities for character advancement, but didn't require you to make that the only focus of your endgame experience.
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Why bother with size? Just make everything(loot, difficulty, etc) properly scale depending on the number of players. While I honestly like large raids, part of my annoyance was either we were lacking players/classes or we had too many, and thus the tough decision of who would be left behind was on the table.
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Originally posted by doragon86
I asked a similar question and it has been established that the most recent company go do it Arenanet tried it with gw2 and as was previously mentioned by someone experienced with that scaling Pve system said it hasn't worked very well. I can't speak of the success but according to others the scaling system is easier said than done.
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Don't trust these people. They're crooks.
I have a hate-hate relationship with raids, because traditionally they've been associated with the damaging idea that recruiting X other players is something that should be rewarded by in-game rewards despite the fact that it has nothing to do with the game in its execution (depending instead on your personal charisma, social skills, and more often than not in this generation of MMOs, pre-existing relationships when you came to the game).
Getting ten people together and causing them not to screw up doesn't mean you should get better rewards than the guy who can do the same with only eight people. That's not because herding cats isn't challenging--it certainly is, to be sure--but because there's no in-game skill, risk, or accomplishment associated with that feat. For anybody who plays RPGs, it's the same problem as the "roleplay for success with charisma/intelligence, roll dice for success with strength/dexterity" issue that tends to attract justifiable criticism.
If you doubt that this is still a thing, spend five minutes over on the Rift boards and you'll spot a thread or two on the very issue, loaded up with the "best rewards should come from raids" arguments. It's unfortunate that, until recently, GW2 was the most promising effort to tackle this issue head-on. Shame things turned out the way they did.
That (raid perceptions--not Ascended-gate) is not what this is about, though, so now that it's out of the way, let me just say that I think it's possible, however difficult, to create a place for raids in a forward-looking game. The purpose of this design should be to accommodate people who have the preexisting relationships (or form them over the life of the game) and allow them to complete content in one-another's company rather than in segments. It should not be to add another hurdle to player advancement, gate access to content, or create a metaphorical stand-in for a designer's conviction that his or her pet-boss/dungeon/etc. should be super hard.
Having to roll the dice every weekend to see if Leeroy is going to fuck us this time shouldn't be a prerequisite to advancement, but it should be something that I can opt into if Leeroy is a friend of mine.
If this is the philosophy that's going into raid content design--or, hell, all content design--there comes a point where the technology should be able to support a group of arbitrary size. If you want to balance content around class interdependency, I think that's fair, and that would be a reasonable benchmark for minimum group size for content, but nobody's yet made a game with forty classes, one of each of which is required to complete a raid.
Usually you need a tank, enough healers to keep him alive, and enough DPS to kill the mob faster than it kills the raid. So you need one guy with a shield and an arbitrarily large number of healers and DPS. If you want, you can make content that requires two guys with shields, but that only goes so far before things get silly ("Alright, let's get you thirty-five tanks up in the corner over here to keep aggro on these adds. Yeah, I know it's tight, so go ahead and take off all your armor, grease each other up real good, and get familiar. Hold your shields up and you'll be fine.").
There comes a point after which inflating the raid has no meaning, because you're just adding redundancy, or worse, exaggerating aspects of the fight to make it take longer despite the fact that you've added no new gameplay (GW2 had serious problems here when it came to mob HP, even with only five-man content).
I think where the industry ought to be headed is to scaling content with mechanical floors and ceilings (e.g., you can't bring more than twenty people in here because we don't want to have to cap how many dots can be on the mob at once; you have to bring at least two tanks because there will be at least one add midway through the fight). Then if I want to take my five buddies into the Temple of Horrors, we've got the same chance of success, and the same rewards, as someone who brings his ten buddies.
Does this mean content that scales for raids should be soloable? Maybe; I think it's hard to escape that argument to some extent, but it's a lot easier for me to draw the line at requiring groups--and I think required grouping is better for game health also--than to requiring raids--since we've seen enough games where required raiding is usually the end of the line for at least as many players as the ones it causes to stick around.
What's the ideal raid size? How ever many people you have.
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50+ , anything under 30 isn't even a raid
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no limit. raids should happen in open world. instances are stupid.


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Posted 28 June 2013 - 03:43
Why are they removing features that were in Windows 8.0? First System images then custom Libaries not being shown by default and now WEI.
WEI was a good feature at first, now it's rather useless since no app developer or game developer use it. Also, unless you're running a P4, you're bound to have a relatively high score regardless. My rig is almost 6 years old at this point, and scores 7.2's across the board, the only thing keeping the score down to a 5.9 is my HDD.
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one use apparently for WEI is its role in determining HDCP. At least that's what I am gathering after troubleshooting 8.1's refusal to play premium cable channels in Windows Media Center via my CableCard / HDHomeRun Prime Tuner.
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In my case, it's the GPU and HDD (both of which are known porkers - AMD HD5450 and WD Caviar Green 1TB, respectively), and the system (desktop) otherwise dates back to (don't faint) the Vista era.
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By the by, is there a version of the 8.1 Premiere with Media Center *included*?
Posted 30 June 2013 - 19:06
HD photo slideshows in the old Photo Gallery were also dependent on WEI. The newer Photo Gallery 201x has the crappy Movie Maker engine with low quality slideshows but high quality slideshows can be enabled with a reg tweak (and if WEI passed). Now no more. You're stuck with low quality ones.
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Microsoft should licence the 3DMark technology and build it into the Windows platform. Publishers could then use those numbers to offer more accurate minimum and recommended specs, with scores grouped into categories based upon performance and features (VRAM, DX11, etc). The problem with WEI is that it was useless from the get-go, as it wasn't at all representative of overall system performance. It didn't help consumers make informed decisions, which is what it was intended for. Microsoft could even offer visual tests—like those in 3DMark and not dissimilar to the Direct3D tests included with DX—and hype up the gaming side. It would certainly help distance itself from the criticism associated with Windows 8.
I think the only reason that Microsoft hasn't included features in Windows aimed at gamers is because of its focus on the Xbox brand. In fact Microsoft seems to have gone out of its way to undermine PC in order to protect the Xbox - it killed off the Flight Simulator, Age Of Empires and MechWarrior brands, while deliberately undermining / scrapping PC versions of Halo, Gears Of War and Halo Wars and interfering with creative talents like Chris Roberts. Making Halo 2 Vista only was ridiculous, especially given the two and a half year delay from the Xbox version and shocking quality of the port.
Microsoft needs to stop treating PC users as second class citizens, whether it be in respect to the Xbox or tablets.
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By the by, is there a version of the 8.1 Premiere with Media Center *included*?
I used the key that I had already for the RTM version, and it worked fine.
I'm aware of the displayport issues with HDCP, but DVI has worked fine for me on my other machines, as well as this one when it was running W8 RTM.
I meant to include in my original post the WEI results that show up in the logs. I'm still parsing through everything, but i thought this was interesting:
If I'm reading this correctly, they've dropped the ranking for both CPU and GPU down 3 whole notches from RTM to 8.1. I'm thinking this is probably an error?
Posted 01 July 2013 - 08:57
Because they don't get how infuriating a feature removal might be to user X even if user Y doesn't miss it at all.
Would you rather: a) they get rid of stuff few people used...or b) spend all their time maintaining little used features for no reason at the expense of doing anything useful
Given the blog post link in your sig, I'd bet you'd pick option b.
If anything the WEI was always kind of pointless as it was never used for anything meaningful. As for system images...perhaps there was an actual technical reason. Who knows.
Posted 06 July 2013 - 04:59
It was a very good idea in theory but it just was never taken seriously by developers. Not to mention it was ultimately useless since even if your PC matched the score the game recommended you needed, it was no guarantee it would even run. It had potential though, could have really simplified system requirements and made seeing if your machine could run a game very easy and simple.
Posted 06 July 2013 - 05:03
I used it for the details window that you could go to, and which showed information like VRAM that normally electronics stores wouldn't advertise. I'd go to each computer I was interested in buying in the showroom and bring up the details window in order to compare them.
Of course, in recent years, a lot of vendors have disabled desktop access and have instead displayed a custom app that displayed the computer specs, which wasn't helpful to me either.


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text: I have a feeling Cody Rhodes won't be dropping the title anytime soon. with the draft coming up, there will be more main eventers heading to Smackdown and with wade Barrett reportedly getting a big push this year, I don't see Cody Rhodes as a main eventer yet. dropping the title and not moving to the main event will be a step down