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Originally posted by Cuathon
That's an assertion, you have no way of knowing if it's true. I suspect that if they released UO with all the old-school elements and modern graphics and controls, it would fail miserably. It can't compete with modern day games, the majority of people who play MMOs today are simply not interested in those kinds of games. It might develop a small following but would probably go F2P after six months, just like so many other games do today.
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Originally posted by Zorgo
^^^ This! ^^^
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Originally posted by Cephus404
"Old timers"? I know this has been said a lot here, but simply following what the majority of players are playing today is a sure way to make sure your product fails. Why? Because in order to stay relevant in the future, companies need to be looking forward far beyond what their rabid fans are happy about today. Failure do so will mean one day their product will be abondoned and left for dead, as the masses move on to the next shiny thing that catches their eye.
There's something to be said about listening to the educated and vocal minority. Not the people who complain just to complain, but the players who may know more about the MMO industry as whole because they have a much wider exposure to it than someone who just makes and sells MMO games and drinks their own corporate cool-aid. How many themeparks have become niche games on life-support in recent years? How many have been shut down completely at a fairly young age?
The other thing you fail to notice is that there is plenty of room for different kinds of players. Some people like the hand-held, force fed story and progression of developer made themepark content. Others, like me, prefer to forge our own advanture through a game world, occasionally dabbling in developer made content for fun. Trying to lump people into black and white mindsets like "majority" and "old timers" is a painfully shallow view of the situation.
A sure sign that you are in an old, dying paradigm/mindset, is when you are scared of new ideas and new technology. Don't feel bad. The world is moving on without you, and you are welcome to yell "Get Off My Lawn!" all you want while it happens. You cannot, however, stop an idea whose time has come.
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Originally posted by Psychow
No, they're pretty awful. Like, mental abortion game design wise.
Nobody is asking for a perfect MMO, just a decent one.
Man, telling someone to alter their tastes... these kinds of apologists need to go.
Originally posted by DavisFlight
Then by all means, continue to complain and dream of your decent game. Just be aware that the majority of players aren't as miserable as the old vets. Some people actually enjoy the current crop of MMOs. Some people never played UO or SWG...in fact MOST haven't, so they are not aware that their current MMOs are souless treadmill garbage games that are just cash grabs from greedy lazy developers.
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Originally posted by Psychow
or theres people like me who played AC, UO, EQ1, meridian, SWG and still find enjoyment from some of the current crop MMOs
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Originally posted by Psychow
The point is that more and more people are figuring this out and asking for more. There is a trend in the direction of people wanting more out of these games than just themepark content. I've watched it grow daily for the past few years and the posts of people complaining about being bored in *all* of the themeparks are steadily increasing. And no, it's not just the same people posting.
Game developers can pretend they are safe because so many people don't know better today, but we all know here that most of these new themeparks basically fail, especially from their larger business goals. Most of them become niche games with far fewer players than they planned on, and server merges galore.
Look at WoW. Why do so many people still play it? Because why not? The most you will get from the other themeparks is better graphics and same-old gameplay. What's the motivator to change when these games *play* basically the same?
A sure sign that you are in an old, dying paradigm/mindset, is when you are scared of new ideas and new technology. Don't feel bad. The world is moving on without you, and you are welcome to yell "Get Off My Lawn!" all you want while it happens. You cannot, however, stop an idea whose time has come.
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Originally posted by jazz.be
Read: E-Sports Boom..
MMORPG's went from being games about living in a virtual world to arenas dedicated to "professional" hopefuls who would much rather place numbers over your head in relation to how bad they can beat you at any given time...
So in order to better fit that competitive model, the game has to be strongly based around combat and if it is strongly based around that, it has to be involving enough to keep people entertained or "fun".. Just like common action games such as God of War and Darksiders etc which involve you slaying thousands of enemies throughout the game, if killing them wasn't particularly fun then no one would do it.
The industry has been out of Worlds for so long that it is a lost art to developing giants today, they simply don't know how to do it anymore. Hell I am still AMAZED that Rift had a day/night cycle.. That is one of the smallest things developers can do to increase immersion yet neglect.. Even when WoW came out it actually had SEASONS where the leaves would turn colors and scenery would change accordingly, it was still pretty much a WORLD..
Things have gone progressively worst and I truly think SWTOR was the complete downfall to the trend. Millions of dollars put into a game depicting a UNIVERSE of lore, only to get a streamlined movie of more or less 2% of it all. You really made no choices and the world was completely static.. COMPLETELY.. Absolute fail..
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Originally posted by Nilenya
"I enjoy playing EQ. But I remember how much fun it was when no one knew the answers or even the questions."
That's the key imo with enough space and size for there to be many questions and even more answers.
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Originally posted by Psychow
"It's up to every individual to determine how much truth they can stand."
-approx. Yalom I think. Not gonna look it up.
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This is just my opinion and should be viewed as just that, an opinion
Yeah well my theory is thus:
The new generation of MMO's has been spawned by the generation of instant gratification. Kids who grew up with smartphones and constantly being told they are special and cannot fail. A generation of people who got trophies weather they won or lost. It's this generation that is programming now. They are catering to their own generation of instant gratification peers. They don't want to work to an end, they want to jump in and be all powerful from the get go. And that mindset and upbringing, in my opinion, is hurting, or changing rather, the landscape of the entire MMO industry.
So there you go, there's my theory if you don't like it..
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Originally posted by Talgen
Um no. That doesn't even make sense. This generation of games was spawned due to complaints by players of old generations of games and the devs that make todays games, played the old games.
Quit worrying about other players in a game and just play.
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Originally posted by VengeSunsoar
Have to agree here.. Most of the old school players from the EQ days always start a sentence about how they are married with 4 kids and a full time job with religious responsibilities throughout the week and cannot dedicate the time they did back in the EQ , UO days to playing.. So ultimately they actually prefer the new generation and it's "instant gratification" solo style mechanics..
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Originally posted by VengeSunsoar
that makes perfect sense. just like your statement makes perfect sense. just like developers using free to play as an excuse to make crappy games and line their pockets with quick cash makes perfect sense..
Originally posted by Talgen
Most people who "grew up" with smart phones as "kids" are about 16-20 years old right now. They probably aren't programming anything professionally, yet, and they are most definitely not making game design decisions.
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Cliff Bleszinksi (he helped create Gears of War) had this to say recently, "Those companies that put these products out? They're for profit businesses. They exist to produce, market, and ship great games ultimately for one purpose. First, for money, then, for acclaim."
It's that last part that catches my eye. "First, for money..". And that's why we see so many WoW clones, simple themeparks, free to play with microtransactions forced down your throat. Developers have lost their way, they're not about making games anymore, not about creating something amazing or what they dreamed up one lazy afternoon, they're just looking at making money. The business has changed from creating games that make money, to making money by creating games.
Until developers go back to thinking up great games instead of looking at business models and market research, we're not going to see anything but a clone of the previous game that did well. It's why we have so many shooters that play like Call of Duty, or so many MMO's that are just like WoW. It's all just a big cash in.
Big business has crushed creativity, all we get now is what we payed for the last time.
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Originally posted by endgame1
Sure sounded good, tho.
Got that "instant gratification" in there, assigned motivations and attitudes to 'em, used that "catering" word, lazy, want it all handed to them--that post's got it all!
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
Originally posted by MindTrigger
By the time that happens, they will have already made their money and moved on to something else. The entire computer game industry isn't about sticking with a single product for years on end, it's about producing a game, making a profit and doing something else. Otherwise, they wouldn't come out with a new Call of Duty game every year or two, they wouldn't keep making different Elder Scroll games, there wouldn't be a new Madden football game every year, etc. They don't care about keeping an old game with old technology going for years on end.
That's not because they don't listen to the old-timers, that's because there are too many damn games out there and it's only getting worse. It was bad enough when there were 10 games a year released, but last year there were nearly 60 and that number is only going up. There are more games on the market than there are people to populate them long-term.
That may be the case, but not all kinds of players are equal when it comes to the money that can be made from them. These games are horrendously expensive and time consuming to create. No one in their right mind is going to make a game that only appeals to a tiny niche audience. Not only is there no significant profit in it for them, but their financial backers would never allow it. It doesn't matter what you prefer, it matters what makes money.
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Originally posted by MindTrigger
Where exactly is this trend? If you're talking about this forum, you're going to have to realize that what happens here means somewhere between jack and shit. Why do so many people play WoW? Because they enjoy it! They have fun doing it! Further, most developers make the majority of their money right after launch, they make back their investment and a tidy profit and if the whole game falls apart in 6 months, who cares, they're already working on the sequel.
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Originally posted by tixylix
And how exactly is Everquest different to this? Make a character grind a billion rats in zone A, grind a billion bats in zone B and do this until you are high enough level to get to the next zone, to repeat it all again. You do this for eternity in EQ as you are probably not reaching max level any time soon. At endgame EQ was exactly the same. Raids, raids, raids, raids.
See I can do that too. Sum up EQ in one paragraph the same way you did with WoW
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The symphony will play Tchaikovsky's famous Overture to "Romeo & Juliet." Award-winning pianist Ryan MacEvoy McCullough is flying in from Toronto, Canada, where he is currently studying at the Royal Conservatory of Music. Ryan will be featured on Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1 and Meg Cassell, oboe soloist, will make a special guest appearance performing the Concerto for Oboe by Strauss. Concert tickets are $20 (adults), $15 (seniors, military & students age 18 and under), and $8 (children age 12 and under).
Ryan will make a second appearance one week later, on Sunday, February 26th, 2:30 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church in Temecula, as the symphony presents his exclusive piano recital A BEETHOVEN TRILOGY. Enamored by Beethoven's famous piano sonatas, he has selected the mysterious final three to perform at this intimate musical event. Recital tickets are $25 for all adults and $15 for children and students under the age of 18. Maestro Anthony Parnther will make a guest appearance playing bassoon. A reception will follow the performance.
Tickets for the Feb. 18th concert and the Feb. 26th recital may be purchased online at http://www.InlandValleySymphony.org. This season the symphony's concert attendance has skyrocketed so advance ticket purchases are highly recommended. Please call 760-318-0460 for more information.
According to Alana Joos, President of the Inland Valley Symphony... "Our audience members continue to request Ryan MacEvoy McCullough each year as one of our guest artists so we are delighted to have him return again to perform with the Symphony. We are also very excited to offer Ryan's recital to piano music lovers and look forward to a great turn-out for both programs! Meg Cassell is a stellar oboist who is also returning for her second concert with IVS."
The concert venue, Gershwin Performing Arts Center, is located at the new Murrieta Mesa High School at 24801 Monroe Ave., Murrieta, CA. Trinity Lutheran Church is located at 30470 Pauba Rd. in Temecula.
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- by Amanda Nusbaum, Mizzou Athletics Staff Writer
"I see wrestling kind of like a story. You go and you train; that's the beginning. Then you go out there in the match and throughout the match you're telling everyone else what you've done to get there. You're showing everyone else, just like in how you write. You pick your plot and you use your words; in wrestling you use your body." - J'den Cox
Each year, the University of Missouri recruits high-achieving athletes from all over the world. Missouri Wrestling started off the 2013-2014 season with the No. 2 recruiting class in the nation after coming off of an extremely successful season last year. Two of said recruits, J'den Cox and Barlow McGhee, didn't blink as they transitioned into college, making their way into the starting lineup as true freshmen.
Cox, a Columbia, Mo.-native, has been wrestling his whole life. His high school wrestling career can be summed up in one sentence. J'den had more state titles (4) than losses (3) during his time at Hickman. In addition, all four titles came at four different weight classes. Despite his successes, Cox had a decision to make as his high school career came to a close. Wrestling or football? Not only was he arguably the most dominant wrestler in Missouri at the high school level, but he was a pretty good linebacker for the Kewpies, leading the team in tackles and being selected to all-state honors by the coaches. At the end of the day, wrestling has always been a part of his upbringing.
"My uncle and brothers wrestled, so I was just around it a lot," Cox said of his wrestling background. "I like to play football - it's fun - but I love to wrestle."
And now in his short time as a collegiate wrestler, not only has his decision been solidified, but his desire to be successful has grown even bigger. Tiger Style wrestling, according to J'den, is the hardest in the country. He feels that his decision to wrestle at Mizzou has made him work harder than if he had gone anywhere else, as well increase his confidence in himself and his team. He knows that each practice is going to challenge him.
"I wasn't used to having so many people in the room. At Hickman I had maybe two guys I could wrestle with, but here there are eight or nine guys I can roll around with and they're all going to push me just as hard as the next. In that aspect I think I benefit a lot more from the workouts here. The talent in the room is the biggest difference."
Originally training to wrestle as a heavyweight contender, one of the biggest challenges he's faced in his short time at Mizzou has been having to drop more weight than expected. When Coach Brian Smith and company approached him about possibly dropping down to the 197-pound class, he had already been eating at the heavyweight level. Cox noted that he was having to eat all the time, even when he wasn't hungry.
"They asked me what I thought [about moving down] and told me what they were thinking, and I was on board. I believe that the coaches make all the decisions based on whatever is best for the team. I was going to train hard no matter what."
Dropping down a weight class from heavyweight meant significant changes in his eating habits. He admits it was a hard transition at first, but now he's at the point where his weight is under control and he's used to eating less than he had been.
"It's hard either way, but having that control, well, I guess it shows a lot of maturity, too."
McGhee, the Tigers 125-pounder, has a different story to tell. Barlow didn't start wrestling until he was in the seventh grade, when his dad, who wrestled at Army, encouraged him to try it. Just two years later, in his hometown of Rock Island, Illinois, he would begin high school where he was a two-sport athlete taking on wrestling and football. McGhee's decision to attend Mizzou was another no-brainer, but for different reasons than his teammate.
"I didn't know where I was going until halfway through my senior year. Coach (Sammie) Henson saw me at a tournament and talked to my dad about whether or not I was thinking about wrestling in college. They brought my family out for a visit and we loved it."
Barlow recalls that at the time, he was juggling the possibility of going into the Army over going to college. After his visit to Mizzou, his mind was made up.
"The first thing they told me, before even mentioning wrestling, was that I would graduate and get a degree. Two weeks later, I signed."
He remembers how overwhelmed he was with how great the facilities were; such a large wrestling room and wrestling-specific weight room were things his high school didn't have. And he knew that everyone in these Hearnes Center facilities knows how to wrestle, and was going to push him no matter what.
"Nobody takes a back seat," McGhee mentions. "It's a step up from high school."
Both freshmen earned their first collegiate wins against North Dakota State in the season-opener on November 1 in Fargo, N.D. Two days later, they would both compete in the 21st Annual Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open, and end as two of the 23 wrestlers that placed from Mizzou's 34 entrants. Cox, who took first place in the 197-pound bracket, notes that the team has started off strong but still has a lot to improve on.
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Haha good, the magnaflow link under my sig might direct you straight to the video. Cant remember
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A formal integration of these elements, with agreed-to plans, roles, and responsibilities, is needed well in advance of the identification of any specific threat. The United States is in a unique position to lead the sustained effort required to marshal the international community to ensure preparedness.
Given this international community of interested and knowledgeable scientists and (at least some) concerned governments, how should the world develop a coherent program to meet this threat, in all of its aspects? One approach is to work through the United Nations, perhaps through an enhancement of the existing Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space—a committee that has already received an extensive report from a nongovernmental agency of experts on the various aspects of NEO hazards (Schweickart et al., 2008). Another approach, mentioned above, is to organize the various national, and for Europe, international, space agencies. A third approach is to organize a new group—a standing committee—composed of representatives of nations concerned with this problem and willing to invest in preparedness for a damaging collision. A minimum for annual contributions or national expenditures on this problem could be set and monitored, say, by the standing committee. The level of contributions could be fixed so that even the minimum would allow "useful" accomplishments. This international standing committee would be open to membership by representatives of all nations that wished to contribute to addressing this problem at the minimum or a greater level. Since no nation would likely give up much, if any, of its sovereignty, even in the face of this supranational issue, the standing committee would develop a program and submit it for approval to the individual member countries. In the absence of a specific future-impact event of concern, however, it might be hard to reach agreement (it would probably be hard enough, even in the face of imminent danger).
International collaborations perforce spawn legal issues, and organizing a hazard response would be far from immune to them. Suppose, for example, that two or more nations in the consortium wish to alter the orbit of a potential impactor. In a case of seemingly irreconcilable differences, to whom could they appeal for adjudication of the dispute, and what precedent(s) would inform such adjudication? As a second example, consider nations A and B that, in collaboration, succeeded in altering the orbit of an imminent impactor, but, through circumstances beyond their control, changed the impact site from nation C to nation D (instead of causing the object to miss Earth entirely). Who decides who is responsible for the damage inflicted on nation D and to what degree? As a last example, consider nations A through E collaborating on a mission to change the orbit of an imminent impactor by using nuclear explosives. Suppose that one of the armada of spacecraft dispatched for this mission failed to gain orbit and crashed onto nation F, releasing damaging radioactive material. How are the damages to be assessed and by whom, and how are the responsibilities for payment to be determined and the judgment enforced?
The existing legal entity that appears most appropriate to handle such issues is the World Court. It could also deal with contract disputes involving bi- and multinational agreements involving these issues. The nations of the world would need to agree in advance, through some type of treaty, to give jurisdiction to the World Court and to abide by its findings and penalty assessments. Other alternatives could be investigated, such as a new judicial entity that could be created solely to deal with these hazard issues and which might better safeguard national sovereignty.
This legal component of the hazards issue suggests that the Department of State and perhaps the Department of Justice may need to play a strong role in dealing with the international aspects of the hazards issue.
One major concern with a standing committee and its affiliates, especially in the area of preparation for disasters, is the maintenance of attention and morale, given the expected exceptionally long intervals between harmful events. Countering the tendency to complacency will be a continuing challenge. This problem would be lessened were, for example, the civil-defense aspects combined with those for other natural hazards.
Recommendation: The United States should establish a standing committee, with membership from each of the relevant agencies and departments, to develop a detailed plan for treating all aspects of the threat posed to Earth by near-Earth objects, and apportioning among these agencies and departments the authority and responsibility for carrying out this plan, in coordination and collaboration with other nations. The standing committee would be further charged with overseeing on a continuing basis the carrying out of each agency's and department's activities under this plan. The administration should designate one agency or department as the lead; the chair of the committee should be the representative from this agency or department.


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Albert Pujols was named American League Player of the Month, taking the award for the first time in his four seasons with the Angels.
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International Criminology
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By Rob Watts, Judith Bessant, Richard Hil
Routledge – 2007 – 274 pages
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International Criminology is an easy-access critical introduction to how conventional criminologists in the international arena think about and research crime. By using examples from the US, UK and Australia, the authors outline key ideas, vocabulary, assumptions and findings of the discipline while opening up a set of critical underlying issues and problems.
From theoretical traditions to historical perspectives; contemporary criminology to reflexive criminology; this all encompassing text covers it all. This is the most valuable introduction to international criminology available for undergraduates and works as a superb refresher for more experienced students.
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Introduction: Theoretical Traditions and Historical Perspectives 1. What is Crime?: How Criminologists Think about Crime 2. The Origins of Modern Criminology 3. The Consolidation of Modern Criminology 4. Dissenting Criminology: Issues in Contemporary Criminology 5. A Guide to Reading and Thinking about Criminology 6. Explaining Crime: Unemployment and Crime 7. Explaining Crime: Crime and the Family 8. Criminology and the Lure of Crime Prevention 9. Criminal Justice: Victimology and the Victim 10. Criminology and Corporate Crime 11. Criminology and State Crime. Conclusion: Towards a Reflexive Criminology
Rob Watts is Professor of Social Policy at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University, Australia. He is an award-winning university teacher and the author and co-author of many books including Sociology Australia (2007) with Judith Bessant, and States of Violence (forthcoming).
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In her effort to promote early detection through screening and educating families about Scoliosis, this fun day will include medical professionals, music, food, vendors and children's activities.
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