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Smart grid stocking stuffer: The "just right" smart grid book
By Jesse Berst
Goldilocks would have approved this smart grid book. You remember when Goldilocks visited the house of the Three Bears, right? She had trouble getting her porridge, her chair and her borrowed bed just right.
But she would have approved of Mani Vadari's new book, Electric System Operations: Evolving to the Modern Grid. Some smart grid primers are too simplistic. Some are too complex. Electric System Operations is just right -- easy enough for beginners, but meaty enough for experienced personnel.
After beginning with a thorough introduction to power systems, the book covers all the many areas that affect power systems operations, including energy management systems, distribution management systems, outage management systems, and more.
In addition to providing a much-needed "primer for grown-ups," the book goes a step further. In most chapters, for instance, it explains the key components of that particular subsystem and goes on to predict future trends - useful, unbiased information for any utility bombarded by conflicting vendor claims.
Vadari holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering. He helped to pioneer the smart grid during executive-levels stints with Battelle Energy, Accenture and (the company now known as) Alstom Grid.
You can purchase the book through SGN's Amazon store.
More on smart grid books from the SGN store...
Electrical Energy Efficiency: Technologies and Applications
Electric Power Substations Engineering
The Internet of Things: Key Applications and Protocols
The Advanced Smart Grid: Edge Power Driving Sustainability
Jesse Berst is the founder and chief analyst of Smart Grid News.com, the industry's oldest and largest smart grid site. A frequent keynoter at industry events in the U.S. and abroad, he also serves on advisory committees for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the Institute for Electric Efficiency. He often provides strategic consulting to large corporations and venture-backed startups. He is a member of the advisory boards of GridGlo and Calico Energy Services.


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Gear Review
Michelle Buhler
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- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
This is a very light weight, but warm, down jacket. I love the color (kodiak blue) and the sizing is very true to size. My only complaint is that some of the down feathers were already coming out of the jacket when I received this jacket. I'm not sure if this is consistent with all of them, but I returned mine because I was worried about the feather shedding.
I am returning mine after 4 months of use because it has not stopped shedding. I thought that after a while the down would settle and not continue coming out, but that has not been the case. Can anyone recommend a similar down jacket that doesn't shed?
I'd like to find one like that too. It seems to be a problem with all the women's down jackets on the market right now, at least of the ones I've tried. The Patagonia version is even worse with the feather shedding, this North Face one is actually the best I've found. :(
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Whitesburg, Georgia (map) | (770) 834-9149
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $29.00
This is a beautifully situated park, with lots of potential. RV park part of the property is less well staffed and cared for than the lodges and zip line tours. Sites are quiet, well situated and shaded in the full hookups part of the park, not very level, but nice and wide. Check in is a confusing process - you have to call from the gate for help, then get less than complete instructions, but from a nice, friendly guy. Trash is distant from camp sites, and no recycling at all. We are not big on zip lines, but our friends went and were impressed. The park could be very nice with a little attention to procedures and conveniences. - mavoufl
Jan 2011 - $29.00
Excellent is all I can say. We have traveled all over the US and this is a great place to stay. We got caught in the Atlanta snow storm this January and were here longer than planned. The sites are large, just not as level as they could be, that is the downside. But really no problem, just being picky. Now for the description: this is gated campground, not that it is in a unsafe location or anything, just the opposite. It is nestled in a small town called Whitesburg, GA. Not all that far off I-85 and I-20. The main attraction is the enormous zip-line/canopy tour. There were zip lines and suspension bridges all over the place. A beautiful river runs through the grounds. The lodge is great, especially during the snowstorm. We walked about a quarter to half a mile through the campground, across the bridge over the river to the lodge. There we enjoyed free coffee and tea. The views are wonderful. Highly recommend this place if you are just passing and need a place to rest for a few nights. We would have stayed the whole month, but had to get home and finish some chores. - rod767
May 2010 - $29.00
Stayed Memorial Day weekend. The campground is clean and the staff friendly. The entrance is gate guarded. I liked the fact that people that were not campers could not just get in at anytime. The two pool areas were exceptionally clean and we enjoyed it very much. The hiking trails are beautiful as was the creek and the fishing lake. We were able to use the paddle boats on the lake. Great fun. The highlight of our stay was doing their zip line canopy tour. We only had time to do their first tour, about 2 hours but it was more than worth the two hours spent out on the course. The first line was 1000ft long and 200 ft above the creek. It was breathtaking. We had seen on a previous review about long term campers. When we arrived, there were about 6 or 7 of them. We met two who were really nice and were a lot quieter than the tent campers. The park does need to get picnic tables on the sites. The staff told us that this was in the works. The bathrooms are older but were clean and functional. Overall, we plan to come back to this campground. There are lots of things to do and we like the rural feel to it. - BeDa
Whitesburg, Georgia (map) | (770) 830-5879
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Stayed one night. This is considered primitive camping. They do have a bath house that was clean but no water or electric hookups. We stayed for the one night for the river views of the Chattahoochee River and for the historical sites on the property. This is a beautiful property but keep in mind it is primitive. It is worth a one night stay to hike the property and learn about all the Creek Indian history. - BeDa


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What sounds of winter await us--besides the rattling of icy blasts shaking the storm windows, that is.
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Midway through his extraordinary solo performance in Glen Berger's "Underneath the Lintel" - being staged by the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre under C. Michael Wright's direction - James Ridge asks the audience whether we'd recognize a miracle if we saw one.
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AUSTIN, Texas Last night UT Law's Philip C. Bobbitt was awarded the top prize at the Robert W. Hamilton Book Awards for his book The Shield of Achilles: War, Peace, and the Course of History (Knopf, 2002).
"This is a great honor for Philip, and for our Law School. The Shield of Achilles is a true masterpiece. It reflects Philip's experience as a scholar and his work in government. We are fortunate to have him on our faculty," said Dean Bill Powers.
The Hamilton Book Awards honor outstanding books published by The University of Texas faculty. A committee of scholars appointed by the University's Vice President of Research chose the winners. The award is named for UT Law professor Robert W. Hamilton who served as the Chairman of the University's Co-op Board for many years. The grand prize carries a $10,000 stipend.
"I am delighted by the award of the Hamilton Prize to The Shield of Achilles. It is particularly satisfying to be honored in the name of someone I myself honor. The research and writing, including leaves of absence to serve in government posts that were important for the themes of the book, were made possible by a creative collaboration between Deans Mark Yudof and Michael Sharlot and various institutions. Here in the University community, Hans Mark, Richard Markovits, Steven Weinberg, Paul Woodruff, were especially helpful in providing detailed comments on the manuscript. Betty Sue Flowers was, and continues to be, an inspiration to anyone writing in the subject of 'future history'. Jennifer Lamar, my incomparable secretary, shepherded many versions of a 350,000+ word manuscript and seems to have emerged from the experience relatively sane. I am most grateful to all," said Bobbitt.
Shield presents a history of six centuries of military history and argues that changes in military strategies led to different concepts of the state. Bobbit then demonstrates that today's "nation-state" is changing into the "market-state" where governments seek to maximize opportunity for their citizens but can no longer provide the same benefits as in years past.
The book has already received much acclaim. Pankaj Mishra in the Times (Lodon) Literary Supplement called it "one of the best books of the year." The Economist named it "one of the best books in 2002 on politics and current affairs." The New York Times deemed Shield "Magisterial in its scope and ambition," and Pulitzer prize winner David McCullough called it "A triumph ... Grand in scale and original in concept, amazingly learned, often provocative, consistently absorbing."
Bobbitt is considered one of the nation's leading constitutional theorists. His interests include not only constitutional law but also international security and the history of strategy. He has published five additional books: Constitutional Interpretation (1991), Democracy and Deterrence (1987), U.S. Nuclear Strategy (with Freedman and Treverton) (1989), Constitutional Fate (1982), Tragic Choices (with Calabresi) (1978). He is a member of the American Law Institute, The Council on Foreign Relations, the Pacific Council on International Policy, and the International Institute for Strategic Studies. He has served as Associate Counsel to the President, the Counselor on International Law at the State Department, Legal Counsel to the Senate Iran-Contra Committee, and Director for Intelligence, Senior Director for Critical Infrastructure and Senior Director for Strategic Planning at the National Security Council. He is a former trustee of Princeton University; and a former member of the Oxford University Modern History Faculty and the War Studies Department of Kings College, London.
Bobbitt is the second law school professor to claim the top Hamilton Book award in the past three years. Lucas A. (Scot) Powe, Jr. won in 2001 for his book The Warren Court and American Politics (Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2000).
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Shield of Achilles: War, Peace, and the Course of History
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Update: EA said in a statement that it's investigating the reports (via TheVerge):
"Privacy and security are of the utmost importance to us, and we are currently investigating this report… We've taken immediate steps to disable any attempts to misuse EA domains…"
According to a report from internet security and research company Netcraft, hackers have compromised an EA Games server and are currently using it to host a phishing site that steals Apple IDs and more from unsuspecting users. The company published its report today and says it contacted EA yesterday to report the discovery, but as of publishing the compromised server and the phishing site stealing Apple IDs were still online.
Netcraft claims the phishing site being hosted on EA's servers not only asks for an Apple ID and password but also the user's "full name, card number, expiration date, verification code, date of birth, phone number, mother's maiden name, plus other details that would be useful to a fraudster." Netcraft also reports that EA Games is being targeted in other phishing attacks that are attempting to steal user data from its Origin game distribution service:
After submitting these details, the victim is redirected to the legitimate Apple ID website at https://appleid.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyAppleId.woa/… As well as hosting phishing sites, EA Games is also the target of phishing attacks which try to steal credentials from users of its Origindigital distribution platform. For example, the following site — which has been online for more than a week — is attempting to steal email addresses, passwords and security question answers.
While Netcraft is unsure of how the server was compromised, it speculates that an outdated version of WebCalendar 1.2.0 software (that has been patched since) running on the websites stored on the compromised servers could have provided a vulnerability for the attackers.
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Does anyone know the actual URL of the fake Apple site on EA or have they taken it down already?
What has Apple don e ab out this situation? Are they helping EA?
it's not Apple's problem, it's EA's problem
It could just be a virus that overwrites OS DNS to point requests to a fake one, or edit the hosts file to do that for ea.com.
Looking out for money being taken from your bank account this has happened to me just yesterday the bank are investigating for 49.49 usd that was taken from myaccount to pay for a game i would never even play. Problem is i also found out that someone has added their xbox 1 to myaccount and i dont even have an x box 1 not unless my lil uns that range between 4 and 9 have brought one and hidden it and have also got intellogent enough to use my account. I dont think so. It is being investigated but now i have to change my card completely. I have been with origin since 2012 and not once until yesterday have i had any issues as soon as my money has been refunded i will be taking my details of their site this is so inconvenient for me especially with onlya few weeks until christmas.


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Talented young musicians from throughout the area will showcase their skills at the annual Sounds of Autumn Band Competition on Saturday, Sept. 22 at St. Marys Area High School's Dutch Country Stadium.
The competition, a cooperative effort between St. Marys Area and Elk County Catholic high schools, is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. following the opening ceremony at 12:45 p.m., where both bands will join together in performing the national anthem.
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HALEVY, Ludovic
Paris: Calmann Levy/Boussod, 1888. hardcover. fine. Lemaire, Madeleine. Illustrated with color plates by Madame Madeleine Lemaire, protected with tissue. 215pp. Thick 4to, rebound in 3/4 blue morocco; gilt-decorated spine with raised bands, t.e.g.. Paris: Calmann Levy/Boussod, 1888. Previous owner's inscription on flyleaf, otherwise a fine copy.
Published: 1888
Condition: fine
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L'Abbe Constantin
HALEVY, Ludovic
hardcover. [4], 266pp. 8vo, rebound in 1/2 blue morocco over marbled boards with gilt-lettered spine; marbled endpapers, uncut edges. Original pale blue wrappers bound-in. Paris: Calmann Levy, 1882. Text in French. A near fine copy. A limited edition. Number 16 of only 50 copies printed on Holland Paper.
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L'Abbe Constantin
Ludovic Halevy
Paris - Calmann Levy; Boussod, Valadon et Cie, 1888 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. A colour illustrated edition of the popular work by Halevy, L'Abbe Constantin in a rather fine, presentation binding. Bound in leather with gilt lettering and decoration. This isa presentation binding, with the armorial crest of Fettes College, Edinburgh. With Colour Illustrations. Ludovic Halevy, 1834 - 1908, was a French author and playwright. L'Abbe Constantin was one of the key works in opening the doors for Halevyto the French Academy. Condition: The binding is tight and firm. There is only very mild wear to the extremities, with just very mild rubbing and edge wear. Internally the pages have some slight browning with the very occasional spot. With light foxing to the plates. Overall the condition is very good..
Published: 1888
Condition: Very Good
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L'Abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
Paris: Boussod, Valadon et Cie. 1887. 4to, pp. 136, b/w plates with captioned tissue guards, b/w vignettes also with captioned tissue guards, waterstain top edge prelims and initial text leaves, edges a little discoloured and fragile, edges uncut, binding weak, paper wraps, edges and spine yellowed, head spine chipped, edges creased, portion of d.j. loosely inserted the lower half of the front wrap. One of Halevy's most successful novels. Text in French. Wraps.
Published: 1887
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L'Abbe Constantin
Ludovic Halevy
Paris - Calmann-Levy, 1923 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Acopy of L'Abbe Constantinwritten by Ludovic Halvy (1 January 1834 - 7 May 1908) was a French author and playwright. He became a member of L'Academie FrancaisePreviously owned by Sir (George) Trenchard Cox (19051995), a British museum director. He worked at the Victoria and Albert Museum, the National Gallery, British Museum and the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. An ink inscriptionto the front blank simply states'Trenchard Cox. E Libris. Paris. September 1926'Original Paper wrap bound within. Condition: In a gilt half morocco binding with marbled boards. Externally, lovely condition with just some veryslight shelfwear to the paper of the boards. Internally, firmly bound, generally bright and clean with just somemarginal age toning. Overall Condition: NEAR FINE..
Published: 1923
Condition: Very Good
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Halevy, Ludovic
Paris. Boussod, Valadon Et Cie. 1888. Rebound in black cloth with gilt titled spine. 4to. Illustrated with tissue-guarded colour plates by Madeleine Lemaire. Near Fine.
Published: 1888.
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L'Abbe Constantin
HALÉVY, Ludovic
Paris: Calmann Lévy, Ancienne Maison Michel Lévy Frères,, 1883. Cinquante-Quatrième Édition. Octavo. Original half vellum, red morocco label to spine, edges dyed yellow and sprinkled red. Contemporary ownership signature to front blank. Vellum yellowed, some toning and rubbing to sides, spotting to contents. A very good copy. An attractively bound copy. Fifty-fourth edition.
Published: 1883
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L'Abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
New York, NY: William R. Jenkins, 1886. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Size=5"x7.5. (full book description) William R. Jenkins, New York, NY, 1886. 1st Ed(AsSuch) VG+, Hard Cover, DJ Not Issued. Size=5"x7.5", 193pgs. Pebbled spine & fore-edge corners & blue marbled boards. Head of spine slightly nicked, o.w. clean, tight & bright. NO ink names, bookplates, etc. Text is in French. 99% OF OUR BOOKS ARE SHIPPED IN CUSTOM BOXES, WE ALWAYS PACK WITH GREAT CARE!
Published: 1886
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L'Abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
Paris: Calmann Levy. Very Good-. 1888. 3/4 Morocco. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Collectible Bound in period 3/4 dark brown crushed levant morocco over elaborate textured boards, spine with raised bands and ornate gilt floral tooling within compartments double-ruled in gilt, covers with twin gilt rules, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt (rubbing to spine and extremities with rubbing to corners of boards; minor browning to text edges). An attractive binding. .
Published: 1888
Condition: Very Good-
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L'Abbe Constantin
Ludovic Halevy
aris- Calmann Levy, 1895 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. A scarce edition of this novel by Ludovig Halevy bound by H. Wood. Ludovig halevy was a French author and playwright who wrote particularly of Parisian lifeand the Franco-Prussian war. Condition: In a half calf binding. Externally, sound with some rubbing and bumping. Spine sunned. Prize book plate to front pastedown. Internally, firmly bound. Pages bright with scattered patches of spotting. Overall: VERY GOOD.
Published: 1895
Condition: Very Good
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L'abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
Paris: Calmann Levy / Boussod, Valedon Et Cie., 1888. 1st Edition Thus . Hardcover. Very Good +. Color Plates And B/W Headpieces And Tailpieces By Madeleine Lemaire. 215 Pp. Half Red Morocco Over Red Cloth, Morocco Tips, Five Bands, Gilt In All Compartments, Marbled Endpapers, Binding By Maurin.Top Edge Gilt. 10 1/8" Tall. Light Wear At Corners, Wear At Spine Ends With Slight Losses At Edges, Points Of Fraying At Two Lower Tips, No Names Or Marks.
Published: 1888
Condition: Very Good +
Edition: 1st Edition Thus
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L'Abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
Pre 1920. 1880's. New York George Muro's Sons 1880's 5.5x7.5 HB, black quarter bound leather with fine gilt lettering and design on spines, purple cloth and gilded top edge. 1880's F
Published: Pre 1920
Edition: 1880's
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Halevy, Ludovic
New York: Doubleday, Doran & Company. Fourth Edition . Hardcover. Good/Good. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾Tall.
Condition: Good
Edition: Fourth Edition
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L'Abbe Constantin
HALEVY, Ludovic
Paris:: Calmann Levy,, 1888. old half calf; gilt spine; marbled boards. Old private owner's name stamp on flyleaf; endsheets foxed; a few light scuffs and use.. Large 8vo,.
Published: 1888
Condition: Old private owner's name stamp on flyleaf; endsheets foxed; a few light scuffs and use.
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L'Abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
Ginn and Company. Fair/No Dust Wrapper. 1915. French Language, Notations. Hard Cover. (M283) .
Published: 1915
Condition: Fair/No Dust Wrapper
Edition: French Language, Notations
Sold by: J. E. MILES, A BOOKSELLER
L'abbe Constantin
Halevy, Ludovic
Allyn and Bacon. Fair/No Dust Wrapper. 1915. Some Fep Pages Torn, French Language. Hard Cover. (U124) .
Published: 1915
Condition: Fair/No Dust Wrapper
Edition: Some Fep Pages Torn, French Language
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Halevy, Ludovic (with English notes by Frederick C. Sumichrast)
New York: William R. Jenkins, 1889. Octavo; g+/none; HB, blue marbled spine with black title block and gold text; moderate shelf wear and bumping, toning to spine, boards slightly warped outwards, text block cracked and weakened, toning to fore edge of text block and end pages, text block clean; 203 pp; else very good. Rockville.
Published: 1889
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Halevy, Ludovic
FRANCE: Nelson /Calmann-Levy Editeurs (Collection Nelson), 1935. FRENCH TEXT. Cream cloth lettered in green and decorated in lilac. About 160 x 100 mm. Pictorial dustwrapper. Book is in very good condition with minor signs of wear and/or age. Dustwrapper/dustjacket is in very good minus condition with minor but noticeable signs of wear and/or age. . Hardback. VG/VG- DW.
Published: 1935
Condition: VG
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Ludovic Halevy
France: Calmann-Levy. A small dark red hardcover book with gold lettering on spine, No Dj, Show Some Wearing On The Edges. Book Is In French! There Are Some Words Underlined And Translated Into English. Pages have darkened with age. . Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1923.
Published: 1923
Condition: Good
Edition: 1st Edition
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Originally posted by Uhwop
Why the whole point should have been that?
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Originally posted by Kuinn
Because it's supposed to be an ES mmo, not DAoC 2 with ToR solo story, Rift events, and GW combat and class development?
And because they announced the game as being an ES mmo for ES fans. They didn't announce it as an ES mmo for DAoC and WoW fans.
Pretty nonsensical question you asked there.
Originally posted by SEANMCAD
It's a new PvP zone, even though it's just a mirror of an existing zone.
It wasn't a statement of good or bad, it was about trion understanding that you have to constantly add to the game. Themeparks derive there longevity from constantly adding new contant, or at least trying to. Not from providing depth or truelly free-form gameplay that can take many, many years to exhoust.
Some players are always going to run out of content in a themepark, by there very nature that shouldn't happen in a sandbox. It's the difference between providing a vrtual world (the ES RPGS) or providing a virtual game (what will be ESO). The former is based on setting you free, while the later is based on trying to keep up with the consumption of content.
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Joined: 8/06/03
Forming an opinion of a game before there is footage, before there is evidence of the game in any way other than what the developers "claim" is a sure way to be disappointed.
We will see.
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Joined: 12/21/05
I still think it'll be the next SWTOR.
I make spreadsheets at work - I don't want to make them for the games I play.
Originally posted by Uhwop
So by that logic WoW still should have been MMORTS game? I disagree. I dont need Starcraft game to be a real time strategy game to enjoy it, in fact, I'd love to see a Starcraft shooter and also TES RTS game. There's absolutely no reason to be stuck with just one kind of gameplay on every game that has the same name or setting as some other game.
I'm not saying Skyrim online would have been bad, just saying that TES online most certainly does not have to be Skyrim with added MMO component. There's no rule saying that. Star Wars is a great example, there's dozens of different genres and gameplay styles under that name.
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Can't wait for a Top Five Reasons to keep playing: The Elder Scrolls Online.
"classification of games into MMOs is not by rational reasoning" - nariusseldon
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I'll kick your a**e so hard, you could build a swimming pool in the footprint!
Originally posted by Zylaxx
Or your someone who buys into hype. You've just created a thread complaining about how your not a fan of any of the classes in GW2 and the weapons skills are limiting for you and you loved that game till recently.
If I was you I'd be a tad more cautious
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Originally posted by Kuinn
Just because a Developer can do a thing doesn't mean they should do it. In this case the TES I.P. is almost a sacred cow to many of it's fans, and even though some may think the "religion" is out of date does not mean the faithfull won't turn fanatic.
tldr: Some TES fans don't want "progress" to be made with their beloved IP, they want TES Online and only TES, nothing "new" or improved" added. Statements made by the Devs give me the impression they are going to get "creative".... and it's not just about a "Skyrim Online" vs. a "TES Online" argument, the impression is that the Devs are looking outside TES for inspiration. TES doesn't need any improvements or new inspiration to be a great MMO. It just needs a commitment from it's Devs to keep it pure to it's IP. Many Players have a hard time trusting any Dev Team with a great IP like TES, especially after how other Dev Teams botched up other great IPs.
You used the Star Wars IP as an example of how a IP can be done right: The Star Wars IP is a perfect example of how to NOT manage a IP for MMO usage. I don't think any discussion needed on that topic.
A general atmosphere of doubt and dread is to be expected until TES Online launches and we all find out for certain exactly what the Devs cooked up.
Until I see the product for myself, make a character and play in it's world, I myself won't be hyping TES Online. To be honest it's way too risky to hype ANY MMO anymore.
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I really don't think it needs to be exactly like previous Elder Schools games to be highly enjoyable.
So long as its a good game, I really could care less if they deviate or not. The jury is still out.
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Originally posted by CujoSWAoA
Don't forget Aion, Age Of Conan, Warhammer, Star Trek Online, and currently Guild Wars 2 and the list of other games goes on...
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Originally posted by Uhwop
Actually it's not a nonsensical question. It's an excellent question.
What makes an elder scrolls game? If you took the game play and slapped on a completely differnet IP then it would be a different experience. Take the world of Conan and slap on an open world experience and the game would be Conan.
In the Elder Scrolls, If you vistit morrowind, go to Seyda neen or head up to Gnisis, that has every real meaning.
There are factions, politics, characters, racism, all sorts of things.
however, "open world" game play in and of itself can be added to any IP.
Oh sure, players and fans of an elderscrolls game expect an open world and freedom. But the world is the manifistation of the elder scrolls flavor.
And of course that's what Zenimax is counting on.
Also remember, the general game play of say morrowind is different from Oblvion and even Skryim. I bet you'd have an argument on your hands as to which game play is the ultimate Elderscrolls experiene. Or there might even be some who pick Daggerfall.
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Originally posted by ThaneUlfgar
It's too bad developers of MMOs have such a hard time with what you just pointed out.... Everywhere I look I see sheets of cookies.
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No no no no no, people can't like this game, the hype has to remain low so no one is dissopointed when it comes out!
If everyone talks bad on it now, and continiously dislikes it, then maybe we will have a sleeper hit on our hands instead of another game not meeting everyone's expectations!
lol, I half joke, but the more people like it and the more people get pumped about it, the more people will be upset about it not meeting their expectations.
I am entitled to my opinions, misspellings, and grammatical errors.
Originally posted by Sovrath
If rockstar said, "We're making the GTA mmo that the fans have always wanted."
Would expect that game to play like GTA or would you assume that the game would play like WoW?
When they did the announcement that they were "making an ES mmo that the fans have always wanted" did you assume it would be a DAoC/ EQ2/ Rift/ GW hybrid or did you think it was going to play like Morrowind through Skyrim?
From all the various forums, right down to Bethesdas very own, the ES fans seem to have the same thing in common, the gameplay is what made the ES games. Bethesda creates virtual worls, and the gameplay supports that philosphy. You can't really talk about the ES games and neatly break them down into defining segments.
If you took an ES game and slapped a different name on it, it would probably be a huge hit. Is this not effectively what ZeniOnine is doing in the reverse? Slap a new name on ES gameplay and you bill it as an RPG that plays like ES, and lots of people are going to buy it. ZeniOnline makes an MMO with the ES IP and they're slapping tradition mmo gameplay into and billing it as such, and lots of people are going to buy it.
I want to make this really clear. I have no problem with many of the INDIVIDUAL mechanics that they're using. I don't mind what they're saying about the combat, the way questing is described (phasing not included) doesn't bother me, the dungeon set up doesn't bother me, pvp doesn't bother me.
It's the themepark that bothers me. That's not how an ES game works. How you resolve combat, how you lay out quests, the story, none of that is relevant to what I expect of a game that was announced as being for ES fans who've always wanted an ES MMO.
I want that quality sandbox mmo experience that I expected from an ES mmo, and that's exactly the kind of game everyone expected when they heard about the announcement. Not a themepark thats just taking aspects of other themeparks and using the ES IP.
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Originally posted by Uhwop
There are a lot of people, me included, who aren't looking for every damn new MMO to have action combat or to re-invent the wheel. There are also a lot of us who like the RPG part of the equation, you know, the part that contributes things like stats and dice rolls. What pisses me off is that people like you are the ones invading our genre and fucking it up in the name of your idea of evolution and acting like it's the RPGers' fault that the genre isn't moving fast enough in the direction you think it should go. There's a reason why RPG's started out the way they did, it was the haven we gamers created to get away from every god damn first person shooter and arcade game that dominated the whole gaming industry. Now you guys want to take that away from us too.
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Originally posted by Vorthanion
heres a video of the way mmorpgs started out my friend
and i dare say that this is closer to a TES game than TESO will ever be.
there are 2 types of mmo, imitators and innovaters.
Originally posted by Gardavsshade
No I didnt use SW IP as example of how to manage it as MMO. I used it as a perfect example how it's completely possible to use an IP over several different gameplay styles (FPS, RTS, action, racing) since some of the TES fans seem to think that an IP should stick with just one kind of style. Many of the SW games are crap, however, many of them also are great, it's up to the devs.
I'm not hyping TESO either untill I get to see it and learn everything about it too, I'm just not having a problem with this particular "issue" here.
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Originally posted by Uhwop
Factions REDUCE content by disallowing you access to areas of the map because of your faction. See some MMO players see that as a 'feature' people who play open world MMOs see factions as nothing more than a restriction. Not a feature.
Do you know why?
ADDED: I would like to point out that Fallen Earth has 6 factions. 3 faction system is far from a 'feature' worth pointing out as being clever new innovation, which they have.
Correlation does not imply causation
Originally posted by Vorthanion
There are also some of us that will read what we respond to before we write a response, so that what we write actually has some bearing upon what we're responding to.
Not a single thing you wrote had anything what-so-ever to do with anything I stated. Not a thing!
I'd really like you to go back and read what I wrote and then point out the part were I said that ESO should have FPS twitch combat, because it's not there. It's not there because I didn't write it.
In fact, I've said on several occasions, in multiple threads, that hotbar combat is fine with me. You see, I can't do FPS stuff with a mouse and keyboard anymore, my nerves don't work properly.
And you're wrong. RPG's are not required to have dice rolls, or any defined form of combat mechanic. Quit trying to justify WHAT YOU PREFER. LARP's are RPG, they do not all use dice rolls, there are PnP RPG's that don't use dice rolls either. Your preference does not equal fact. The only thing that RPG's almost always have in common, are character stats, and that those stats are used to govern the outcome of an encounter or situatiion. Those stats can be aplied to dice rolls, stat comparison for non random engagement outcomes.
You are old enough to know that there are oldschool RPG's that were FPV with no dice rolls.


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After commissioner Gary Bettman suggested that the NHL and NHLPA take a two-week break from CBA negotiations, the players wanted nothing to do with that. Four days after Bettman's idea was shot down, the two sides met on Monday in New York to rekindle talks in hope of salvaging some part of the 2012 season. The meeting lasted roughly two hours, and the two sides plan to meet again on Tuesday or Wednesday to continue discussions. Paul Kelly phoned into NESN Daily on Monday night and talked with Jamison Coyle about the meeting, and the positive steps the two sides are taking in the most recent CBA talks to hopefully end the NHL lockout. Check out the video above to hear the full conversation between Kelly and Coyle.
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Promising young driver Kyle Larson will attempt to run the full Nationwide Series this year in a joint effort between Earnhardt Ganassi Racing and Turner Scott Motorsports. Larson is of Japanese descent and last year's NKNPSE Championship was the first series title for a driver from NASCAR's Drive for Diversity program. The 20-year-old will attempt to make his Nationwide debut in the No. 32 Chevrolet at Daytona on Feb. 23. The car will be sponsored by Clorox. He'll be making his Daytona debut in the ARCA race, and will participate in the ''Battle at the Beach'' all-star race. Larson is a development driver for Ganassi. He competed in 123 races last year around the world and won 30.
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