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LOS ANGELES -- Forget about Dwight Howard's bitter reunion with the Orlando Magic. Arron Afflalo wasn't about to let that circus derail his hometown happiness. The former UCLA Bruin and native Angelino scored a season-high 30 points, and Orlando employed the familiar Hack-A-Dwight strategy to perfection as the Magic shocked the Lakers 113-103 Sunday night at Staples Center. After trailing by as much as seven points midway through the fourth quarter, Orlando went on a 36-19 run to close the game, sending Howard to the free-throw line possession after possession. With the Magic hounding him at every opportunity in the last six minutes, Howard made just seven of 14 free throws down the stretch. Howard, who moved from central Florida to southern California in an offseason trade, had 21 points and 15 rebounds and finished 9-for-21 at the foul line.After the game, he downplayed the sentiment of the contest, despite wearing a scowl during the fourth quarter and in the postgame medi...
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There still is no set date for the return of injured Clippers point guard Chris Paul, head coach Vinny Del Negro said Sunday. "Day to day, no timetable," Del Negro said of Paul, the team's star playmaker who is out because of a bruised right kneecap. "With a bone bruise it's just a matter of letting it calm down," and then the Clippers have to wait "until he gets out on the court in practice and see how he reacts," Del Negro said. In the meantime, "it's a matter of when head trainer Jasen Powell gives him the OK to get out there and start working," Del Negro said. Paul, 27, sat out his fourth consecutive game Sunday and seventh overall because of the bruise. In the 39 games he has played, Paul averaged 16.6 points, nearly 10 assists and more than two steals per game. Eric Bledsoe, 23, largely has assumed Paul's point-guard duties and "we have confidence, the whole team does, in Eric," Del Negro said. "He just has to be more consistent. No one can fill Chris Paul's shoes, that'...
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|Cooked spinach
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|Ricotta cheese
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Dry whole wheat bread crumbs
|1 Cup (16 tbs), crumbled
|2 , beaten
|Parmesan cheese
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|Green onions
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|1 Teaspoon
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|Unbleached white flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Marinara sauce
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In a bowl combine spinach, Ricotta, bread crumbs, eggs, Parmesan cheese, onions, salt, basil, and nutmeg.
Mix well.
Form mixture into small finger-shaped dumplings about 2 inches long and 1 inch wide.
Roll dumplings lightly in flour, Place on a foil-lined baking sheet in a single layer.
Cover loosely with foil and chill for a few hours.
Pour 2 inches of water in a saucepan and add salt.
Bring water to a gentle simmer and carefully poach 6 or 7 dumplings at a time.
Dumplings will sink to the bottom of pan, but will rise to the top when cooked in about 4 or 5 minutes.
Remove dumplings with a slotted spoon and keep warm on serving plate.
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Samira K. Beckwith, president and CEO of Hope HealthCare Services, recently was elected to the board of directors for the National PACE Association. PACE is the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly that provides a long-term, community-based alternative to nursing home care.
Since 2009, Beckwith has served as a member of the National PACE Association's public policy and education committees. In 2010, she became founding president of the Florida PACE Association.
"Serving on the National PACE board is important for our community," said Beckwith. "PACE is breaking new ground every day, and the industry's top professionals are leading the way. Our collaboration at the national level enhances the care we provide at Hope."
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Beckwith serves in multiple leadership positions sharing her expertise gained from more than three decades in hospice and health care. Beckwith is a frequent participant in national and state health policy forums and has previously served as state delegate to the White House Conference on Aging and is the founding president of the Florida PACE Association.
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You'll see wonderful murals all over Mexico but the greatest body of work is undoubtedly to be found in Mexico City. As well as the murals at the Palacio Nacional, (look for the one depicting Qetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent, carrying a bearded, blond man - a long-held belief of the Aztecs was that such a man would come one day - and when Cortes appeared he was taken to be the fulfillment of the legend - the rest, as they say, is history!) you'll find another enormous set (over 200!) by Rivera and other artists at the Public Education Secretariat ( a few blocks north of the Zocalo - free but photo ID required) whilst the Museo de San Ildefonso (also near the Zocalo) is another excellent place to look for works by all the great names of the art.
Perhaps the most extraordinary of Rivera's murals is the huge (15 metres long) A Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda. Housed now in a purpose built museum, complete with explanatory notes about all the personages portrayed, this is a who's who of post-Spanish invasion Mexico, a swirling, macabre paseo with Rivera and his wife, Frida Kahlo taking centre stage with an elegant denizen from the Day of the Dead.
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Diego Rivera left a lasting impression on Mexico City's walls and through his painted political themes, affected the way millions view Mexican history.
The murals at the Palacio Nacional are a must see. The Legend of Quetzalcoatl depcts the famous legend of the flying serpent bringing a white man with a blond beard into the country. When Cortes arrived, many of the Aztecs remembered this legend and believed him to be Quetzalcoatl. American Invention tells the tale of American invaders marching into Mexico City and the young Mexican cadets who died fighting them during the Mexican War.
No matter what the theme, most of Rivera's murals incorporate ancient Mexican history, usually featuring Cortes and a cast of thousands.
Museo mural Diego Riviera.
Whenever i am in Mexoc City i always pay a visit to Museo mural Diego Riviera.
It´s a small museum dedicated to one of the most famous murlas of the mexican revolutionary mural painter Diego Riviera.
I´m a great fan of Riviera and his paintings and i love to go there and spend an hour or so looking at that mural called "sueno de una tarde dominical en la alameda" which is the mural exhibited there.
It´s a fantastic mural that i never get tired of.
they have also placed chairs so that you can sit from a distance and enjoy the mural while you are there.
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Museum Diego Rivera "Anahuacalli"
This is not a museum about Diego Rivera, is more the personal collection of Diego Rivera, his dream museum, the one he planed and help design. It's interesting that this museum was build with and following the Aztec arquitecture style and techniques in a modern world.
This museum is a must visit for those lovers of mexican history and arqueology, and a complement for those visiting the Arqueological museum and looking for more.
On it you will find themore vast personal prehispanic collection of Diego Rivera, wich is very rich and interesting in many ways. The building of this museum had just started when Diego die and he never saw it finish, but the arquitectural concept and decoration was his vision, it also include in it a studio where you can see some of his sketchs, the sketch of the most famous of his murals,etc.
The most amazing thing is that his personal collection include 59 thousand pieces of prehispanic art, that he want to donate to Mexico after his dead, as a way to give back to the México what it belonged to the mexican people, but with one condition, this pieces can never leave mexican land, unlike many other mexican pieces that are exposed in museums all around the world, this pieces will never leave this place, so it make it more a MUST visit.
Entrance is only $45 pesos is the same entrance ticket for both Museum Frida Kahlo and Museo Diego Rivera, if you don't have time to visit both same day, don't worry, it's still valid to visit 1 time in 30 days. visit are guided, that make the visit even better, it's a shame many people don't know or visit this museum.
*Call or visit website for time of guided visits.
*Sorry, the picture don't make it justice, but I didn't carry a camera the day I visited first, when I return to take photos it was already closed, this photo was taken from outside of the property.
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Museo Mural Diego Rivera
One of Rivera's most famous murals this is housed in a small building next to Alameda park. The work is titled " A dream of Sunday Afternoon in Alameda". Admission is free but there is a charge for taking pictures.
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Diego Rivera
As one of Mexico's most celebrated and controversial artists, Diego Rivera dedicated his life to painting massive murals. His work is seen in a number of places in the Centro Histórico of Mexico City, most notably in el Palacio Nacional in Zócalo.
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Diega Rivera Museum
The Diega Rivera Museum, which displays 100 works of the famed muralist who was born in the city, and the Museum of the Mummies, where those whoose taste runs toward Ripley's Belive it or Not can inspect 119 bodies that have been mummified by a peculiar mineral composition found in the soil.
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Diego Rivera's murals in the Alameda Museum
The mural "Sueño de una tarde dominical en Alameda Central" (Dream of a sunday afternoon in The Alameda) was originally made by Rivera for a very important hotel in the Historical Center of the city of Mexico, the Hotel del Prado (destroyed in the 1985 earthquakes) and at the Alameda in the historic centre, created specially to preserve the mural, considered one of the most well known of the Mexican Muralismo.
Diego Rivera represented as the main figure the Calavera Catrina (the death), very elegantly dressed, with the serpent of feather -essential mythical representation of the pre-Hispanic culture of Mexico-. The Catrina is a work originally created by Jose Guadalupe Posada, artist that emphasizes in the Mexican creation of aims of the XIXth century and of the beginning of the XXth; he is taking the arm of the Catrina. Rivera takes the Catrina and Posada as the main caractheres of the work, because it is dedicated to this great artist, considered the more important Mexican engraver and Rivera always recognized him like his great inspiration.
We can also see "the young Diego", thus self-portraited and at his back Frida Kahlo, the extraordinary painter, wife of Rivera until its death in 1954.
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Palacio Nacional and Diego Riviera's murals
Another prominent building beside the Zocalo is the Palacio Nacional. This renaissance building stands on the site of Moctezuma's palace which became the residence of Hernan Cortes after his conquest of Mexico. The building, which is reminiscent of the Palacio Real in Madrid, features the amazing murals of Diego Rivera, including his grand mural by the staircase which depict his views of the country's turbulent political history.
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Diego Rivera murals " National Palace of México"
Between 1929 and 1951, the muralist Diego Rivera produced in the palace enormous murals depicting and celebrating the history of Mexico, which occupy almost 1,200 square feet (110 m²) of wall space. In this murals Diego Rivera depicts various aspects of Mexican history in a more didactic narrative style, the Indian cultures, Spanish conquest, and Mexican independence.
Admission is free, but you need an ID for entrance, Open 9:30am at 4:30pm.
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Diego Rivera in National palace
Who say that Diego Rivera and Frida Khalo are not some, Huge Artists ?
This huge versions of Diego and Frida are all around National Palace, this figures look like huge piñatas and are a really fun an aristic way to portrait this 2 Mexican Artists. So, when visiting National Palace you cannot only visit the magnificent murals of Diego, but also to take a picture with him, or at least aversion of him.
Entrance to National Palace is Free, open until 4:30pm.
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- Family Travel
- Arts and Culture
Museo Mural Diego Rivera
This museum is more or less dedicated to a single yet outstanding work of muralist Diego Rivera. The painting is called "Dreaming on a sunday afternoon in Parque Alameda" and is an ensemble of modern-day Mexican citizens, following their daily business, with historical figures of Mexican history, like Cortez. General Santa Ana, Porfirio Diaz, Pancho Villa, Frida Kahlo and many more. If you are interested in Mexican history, this painting shows it to you in a nutshell.
Museo Estudio Diego Rivera
The Rivera studio holds some of the artist's personal effects and mementos, sketches for the murals and smaller works.
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More Murales
Here you see another fresco made by Diego Riviero. This panel is named the Tarasks, this was the name that the Spanish gave to the Purepechas, and this painting shows their skills.
Diego Riviera und Frida Kahlo - Museum
The two artist lived here from 1934 until 1940 - you will see the studios and living places of both of them.
Not very big but for fans and very nice place to visit.
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Sir Robert Grierson, 5th Bart – Obituary, The Gentleman, October 1839
He was thus much of a military man drew half pay, as has been stated, for more than twice the average term of human life, and was the oldest officer in the service a good many years previous to his death…
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The procession, consisting of 150 pedestrians, about 30 carriages, and a good many horsemen, covered half a mile of road, and was witnessed by hundreds on its passage. Matrons and maids, grandsires and children, were seen stationed on sunny knolls – the old to obtain a last lingering look of the remains of one they had respected so long and see so often…
On 14 November 1412, Gilbert Grierson of Lag the younger, married Isobel, daughter and heiress of Sir Duncan Kirkpatrick of Torthorwald. Isobel brought the lands of Rocail [Rockhall] and Collin to the marriage and these lands remained in the family until 1951 when Rockhall was sold by Sir Robert Grierson, 10th Bt. The current Rockhall mansion is believed to have been rebuilt by Sir William Grierson in the early 1600's.


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He was a tough-guy Welshman softened by the affections of a breathtakingly beautiful woman; she was a modern-day Cleopatra madly in love with her own Mark Antony. For nearly a quarter of a century, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were Hollywood royalty, and their fiery romanceoften called "the marriage of the century"was the most notorious, publicized, and celebrated love affair of its day.
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This didactic-preclinical laboratory course introduces first-year dental students to the occlusion of permanent teeth. In the didactic portion of the course, students learn how maxillary and mandibular teeth contact and function in health and disease. In the preclinical lab, students apply didactic principles to patient cases to critically analyze occlusal problems and plan strategies for an 'occlusal solution'. In addition, the preclinical exercises improve students' depth of understanding of didactic occlusal concepts, reinforce details of tooth anatomy, expand motor skills developed in ResD 515, develop finer perceptual skills, and learn to candidly and accurately self-assess their work.
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The broad objectives of this course are to relate how:
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3) maxillary and mandibular teeth move relative to one another and contact during excursive movements of the mandible;
4) excursive movements are influenced by the teeth, mandibular condyles, muscles of mastication, and temporomandibular joint anatomy;
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Lecture topics include: fabrication of master case models, articulator use and function, contacts in MIP and CO, temporomandibular joint function, mandibular excursive movements, mandibular envelopes of movement, and how anatomical determinants influence occlusal function in all anatomical planes.
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Attendance at all lectures and laboratory sessions is expected.
The student must accurately mount two sets of casts, then demonstrate skill in waxing appropriately contoured teeth into correct occlusal function in four separate graded waxing exercises during normal course time.
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For colorectal cancer, the researchers saw a widening of the racial disparity gap. Distant-stage incidence rates among non-Hispanic whites declined over time but increased somewhat among blacks. "It is possible that differing rates of colorectal endoscopy screening between African American and non-Hispanic whites could contribute to this widening disparity," said lead author Jean McDougall, M.P.H., a doctoral student in epidemiology at the University of Washington School of Public Health.
The study looked at data from 8,920 people diagnosed with distant-stage colorectal cancer. Of these, 1,669 were black and 7,251 were white. The black colorectal cancer patients were slightly younger at diagnosis and were more likely to be female as compared to whites. The relative risk of advanced colorectal cancer was significantly elevated in blacks throughout the study period. In 1992, blacks were 60 percent more likely to be diagnosed with late-stage colorectal cancer as compared to whites, and by 2004 that likelihood had doubled.
However, for prostate cancer, the disparity gap narrowed somewhat over time, as advanced-stage prostate cancer incidence rates declined for both black and non-Hispanic whites. The study included data from 2,801 men with late-stage cancer, 791 black and 2,010 white. The incidence of distant-stage prostate cancer among black men fell from 50 cases in 100,000 at the start of the study to 19.8 cases in 100,000 at the end of the data collection process. This level was still three times higher than that of white men, but it was a significant decline nonetheless.<
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Originally posted by Shadanwolf
D3 .. perma death option ... 9% characters are hard core. Seems to work well. I don't see a reason not to even consider a PD option.
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Originally posted by Icewhite
I think I understand what you're getting at. Yes, admittedly the single-player game sector has moved decidely away from "permadeath" over the years, though exceptions remain. But I do think a persistent world game has a lot more to gain from a perma-death type system than does a single-player game, because of the "economy" of resources that players accrue (including wealth, items, and skills) and how those accruals afffect the other players in the game.
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Originally posted by nariusseldon
Since you're using "characters created" as a measurement, you also have to remember that the average characters per player is far greater with players rolling hardcore characters (because those characters die). Therefore, the actual number of players who play with a PD option is bound to be lower than 9%.
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Originally posted by Quirhid
Yes, in my other thread, i did a full analysis.
It boils down to there are roughly 6M hard core characters. D3 allows for 10 characters max .. so theoretically, the number of players can be as low as 600k. However, since there are only 5 classes, it is probably not likely.
Assuming each players have at most 5 hard core characters seems to be a good assumption. In that case, there are 1.2M players with hard core characters. D3 sold 14.5M boxes.
That comes out to be around 8% of the players have perma death characters.
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It doesn't work. I experienced it in Haven and Hearth.
Yes there were the random ISP errors which you think are covered but by their nature they are random. Sometimes YOUR server can be too swamped to respond too. Players shouldn't take a death for that and it's unknowable. My internet is up 99% of the time but some days I can disconnect every 2 hours just for 1 minute increments, that's enough time to get killed by a mob or player while reconnecting. I can only imagine it's storms somewhere else in the pipeline and they are disconnecting and reconnecting lines but there is no warning. Being punished for things out of your control are frustrating.
The puds rule when there is opportunity to be a pud. I've watched it firsthand. In WOW they killed lowbies nonstop even when I and a group of others protected them. If someone can be one shotted, there is no saving them, only attacking the attacker after the fact. Someone is still dead and gets to run back even when protected unless the protector proactively attacks everyone around the person they are protecting then creating the very thing trying to be avoided. Anyone who played WOW will also remember the rogues that just sat around at dungeon entrances killing people on the path there. Why? There was nothing to gain but bothering others and they did it alllllllllllllll night. And I spent allllllllll night many nights protecting other people and never advanced my character except for selling auctions during that time.
In Haven and Hearth there were puds too, people chasing in groups so that they would have advantage over smaller groups or solo players. They attacked my property, me trying to tame wildlife, anywhere I went was danger. It wasn't "fun" to look at everyone as an enemy that I encountered. I made very few friends in the game because it was smarter to run when you saw a person or risk an ambush. That what you want? You'll get that, everyone running from each other especially if ill-equipped.
Even on the last day of a world it was abused. I watched people get killed over and over just coming to the town to talk to people on the final day before the game world restarted, they would say hi then a group of 4 would go destroy them. They came back and tried over and over to meet someone, that's when it started becoming stomach turning watching people abuse others for NO reason, we were all getting killed off the next day.
It wasn't friendly or fun. It was something I will avoid so personal experience taught me that if I want to invest in a character, it can't have perma death unless I'm playing the side that steals from others and outnumbers them, that's who wins in perma-death, those that stack the cards on their side, if they don't invest in their character and steal, they lose little effort. The only people that lose are the people who do things like answer questions in chat for other players instead of focusing only on combat and the quickest way to down someone, maybe not the most graceful or best on resources and stamina but the way to make the most damage as quickly as possible.
It's not the mechanic that is the problem if it would work as expected. It's the people that mess it up. Some people have miserable lives. They make little money, their personality is dull, they aren't very smart, they aren't particularly attractive and they are frankly mad at the world and waiting to take a dump on someone else because real life isn't fulfilling them. They may even have some mental issues, don't know why people think that "crazy" can't buy and play MMOS, there are no restrictions or test to get in, is there. Rather than work on themselves it's easier to turn on the game and get enjoyment making others just as miserable.
Anonymity online can bring out that beast in them. This should explain it for you that haven't experienced them or tried to defend people from them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTuhuon1j6U
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I'm pretty competitive so for reference any game that has an open PVP server on it, that's the one I join. I don't go the easy route and I've seen it abused in every game, there were none immune to it. You had people like me that would try to hold them back from hurting others but in all honesty it's time consuming to protect other people and eventually they just call in reinforcements because their entire guild are doing the same thing so you get outnumbered trying to be on the "good" side. You'll win one on one fights with them for 1/2 hour then all of a sudden 3 more people show up to help them until they can find enough people to kill you. It's just a matter of numbers.
Originally posted by greenreen
I'm interested to know why, in your opinion, in a game like H&H (which I don't know a lot about), the "good guys" weren't able to band together to destroy wanton PKers? Would this have played out differently in a game where you have say 50-100 lives and were able to retaliate for your own death after getting PKed? Also, how do you feel about something along the lines of the settlement/reputation system that's planned for Trials of Ascension, where commiting crimes against members of a settlement can put you on a kill-on-sight list for any members of that settlement or their NPC guards? Do you think that would have any effect?
EDIT: I'd just like to point out that the griefing issue doesn't seem to be specifically endemic to PD MMOs. In fact, I don't get the impression that the problem is itself more prevalent in them than it is in other games, though obviously there's more at stake. I feel like there's got to be a way to balance that behavior without completely restricting PvP.
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Originally posted by PsiKahn
There were some people that banded together to fight the criminals.
Things that hurt them trying IMO were these things. Chat wasn't global so if you cried out for help, someone had to be really close. They had scent trails you could follow if crime was committed but you didn't move faster than your enemy so as long as they kept going, they were always a step ahead. I don't remember how many times I died playing H&H, it was probably under 50. The way the characters were built didn't help either, because there was so much grinding for things, if you focused on building a town, you weren't focused on fighting. That's why I mentioned that the thieves always win because they don't have to dedicate any time to building up crafting ability, instead they just build fighting ability and take what others have built.
Having waterways around the land, people could jump others by moving in boats going faster than them. If I was out and I saw a boat coming I immediately dropped what I was doing because the majority of the time they would be chasing me in seconds. Because you had to forage for things at the start that makes you extra vulnerable to marauders. There are plenty of victims I guess is the point. If you put 20 people together that leave 5 people at home to craft the town and armor and the rest of them go steal food and supplies from others, they did just fine, all it took was a boat to find people scavenging and you outnumber them. Those groups of marauders are people that have played together for awhile so they aren't day 1 gamers. One of the best things to get in the game was a mining node and the "bad guys" slurped those up ASAP to build stronger town walls and armors. Coming into the game midway, you were at a disadvantage for certain.
Trading for things usually meant you had to travel far because the totality of everything was player made. Can you guess which villages lived closest to the trading cities.... si senor o senora... the first settlers. Often you would have to tread near their settlements to get to what was claimed to be more neutral ground to even offer to barter for supplies or gear better than you could make. That means you had to travel farther to get what they can get travelling shorter distances, keeping in mind that every moment you are out is the potential to be ganked. I don't know how you combat headstart by first time players except having some sort of breakdown of gear except that too can be overcome with a large group pumping it out.
I think guards can be effective because they would be stagnant versus the player who wants to be doing something. I did once chase someone through scent trails that stole from one of my settlements. My neighbors were friendly and we worked together, some of them dedicated to fighting and some to crafting. I only got to meet them because they came to recruit me into their group. Even as close as I was, they didn't know what happened in my settlement. Thing was, when I got robbed that time I was in a cave so I come out and everything is fresh scents and I thought it worthy to chase because they couldn't be too far away and didn't request help from the neighbors for someone so close. I chased them all the way across the map, them continuing to move until finally I caught them offline and summoned them to kill them. In that time that I was gone from my settlement I got robbed by another person. They could have been working together? Unknown because I didn't ask. One of my neighbors did come by and pick up some of the scents but they didn't chase after I returned, they just wanted to fiddle with the mechanic.
I guess the moral is that while you are chasing one attacker, you open yourself up to more of them, guards could help something like that situation but only to watch over their property short-term. I do remember chasing that person taking all day and the scents would expire so there was a time limit to it too so you couldn't just put it off until a week later. Bounties that stuck on the character would make more sense to me. You want someone to want to play the game but people like to logoff too and not be there 24/7 just watching their stuff. That's something I can't understand about the games that let people get attacked while offline. Isn't that nerve wracking to sit around in real life OCD-ing about whether or not your character is being beat up while you take a shower lol
Right, I think the problem of griefing is in every game - it just burns brighter when you play on open PVP servers and don't follow basic sportsmanship rules like - someone engaged with a mob - wait until the mob is dead to hit them.
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If lag or things that were out of my control were of no concern then I personally would love a MMO which permanantly bans your IP when you die once. I would rather play a game with an end than an MMO that only ends when people get bored of it and leave it as an empty husk of a game that has been forgoten. And ever since watching SAO, I have been looking for games that bring me as close to that as possible. Just my humble opinion.
Originally posted by ThoranTW
It's interesting how SAO seems to have opened a lot of people up to the idea of permadeath in mmos... maybe couching it in a conventional narrative shows how there is at least potential to make the narrative and drama more meaningful in a game context. There are quite a few SAO fans on the Trials of Ascension boards who've heard about it because of the incidental similarities and I guess a cross-posting somewhere. As for banning IPs, that's been bandied about on those forums too, though I don't think the devs are considering it. It's an interesting idea, though it doesn't appeal to at the moment. It does raise an interesting point about how an MMO can't really be experienced again the same way like a single-player game, but that's a whole other conversation topic.
Originally posted by PsiKahn
I for one would not play one.. kind of interested to see how many people would pay money for one. I guess few. F2p might be an option though.
Currently bored with MMO's.
Originally posted by ElderRat
I think there is a small, but significant, contingency of people who would be ready to try a pd game out of the gate. But if it was well-designed and people started reporting back that it was legitimately fun, wouldn't you at least give it a shot? Be it f2p or just a free trial, seems like there wouldn't be much to lose. At worst you could walk away with a well-informed criticism of the game.
Originally posted by PsiKahn
To be truthful most likely not. I like the option of deciding whether or not to continue playing a character and do not want an unfortunate situation or even worse a game lag to take that decision away from me. I have tried D3's hardcore and must confess I like the tension - not unlike playing EVE and going into low or null sec. But in EVE you always have a clone. To just lose the charater on death is not what I like. To expand upon your premise - what if it was full pvp and you got ganked and then your character is no more? Mostly though I have seen enough little bits of game lag in most games and just one glitch could cost you a level XX character. The higher the level, the worse the cost. Is there a niche for it, sure I'll agree. Last time I checked though niche games were a low priority for the major companies.
Currently bored with MMO's.
That's why I'm in favor of something like a 100-life system rather than a 1-life system. It let's you get a bit deeper into things rather than being just one-and-done because you happened to aggro a powerful mob by accident or lag during PvP. But yeah, you're definitely not gonna see the major companies jumping on this bandwagon any time soon. It's gonna be the little guy or nobody.
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The problem with permadeath is that is encourages timid gameplay.
It's bragging rights to show your decked out max level character who hasn't died, but the journey to get there is invariably much safer than what normal games allow for.
In a normal game, I see a group of mobs, I assess what abilities my character has, in what order I can derive the best synergy from them and charge into that group knowing that I can try a different combination or improve my gameplay on the next try should I fail.
I'm sure many (if not all) people have at some point pulled mobs just to see how many they could pull and kill without dying.
But in a permadeath game (and yes, this is exactly how they are played - I've played them, I've seen others play them, this is how it's always done) people avoid danger and repeat easy content they know their character can do.
Anyone can just stay somewhere safe and grind easy mobs until they are sufficiently powerful to tackle a greater challenge. Now, if a game were to come out where every single fight is dangerous regardless of how much caution the player puts in, then you might have a decent permadeath game. But at it stands, it's basically who has the patience to play below the edge of their character's abilities for longer periods of time.
Originally posted by Rusque
It certainly does encourage a more conservative playstyle, but like you say there is an allure to gaining access to things that others won't if the game is properly designed to incentivize that. And I think what you say about making every fight dangerous is a good call. I mean I know with ToA the devs have said that their intent is to generally squeeze the difference between high level and low level (though really it's not level-based, it's skill based), such that a low-level character could kill a stronger character with smart play and sloppy play by their opponent, and I imagine the same applies to mobs. This makes a lot of sense to me. They also are ditching conning, so you wouldn't know a particular mobs strength unless you've fought it before or know someone who has, and even so that wouldn't account for variance from mob to mob within the same type. But yeah I wouldn't underestimate the bragging rights incentive. In a pd sandbox, I feel like that carries a lot of weight.
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I felt no different playing action RPGs on hardcore mode, or rogue-mode games. Irritation regarding ironman mode in XCOM. What does that mean?
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Originally posted by ElderRat
It is not one or zero. You can put a PD option in a game, like D3. And D3 stat shows that 9% of the characters are PD. Given that there are 67.1M characters created .. 9% is roughly 6M. Given that you can have only 10 characters at most .. there are at least 600k players who have tried PD.
The number is probably closer to 1.2M since i doubt most will have 2 for each class.
Plus, D3 is certainly NOT a niche game and it has a PD option. Personally i don't play PD and never will, but D3 proves that a PD option in a AAA game can work.
Originally posted by Quirhid
I think it means you don't like action rpgs on hardcore mode, rogue-mode games, or ironman mode in XCOM. I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at...
Originally posted by nariusseldon
as an option not as a main point of the game. That I would agree to. Heck most people don't even want to play non-consensual pvp, lose a character on one death? As a main feature of the game? Nope - don't see that happening. As a server in the game that you can choose to play on - sure I could see that but not as a main feature.
Currently bored with MMO's.
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I like the idea but it wouldn't work in the traditionel mmorpg a lot of things would have to change for it to work. Plus if killing other players would be possible the penalties for doing so would have to be extremely harsh and the level grind cannot be as long as it typically is in mmorpgs because having to spent a full week or more ingame (that's 168 hours ) to reach max level if something unforseen happens is too long (not counting time it takes to gear up etc).
But at the moment it would be better if they worked on gameplay in mmorpgs in stead, most of them have just are just plain grindfests atm with unappealing pvp and pve.


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It was 10 o'clock at night, and I was dreadfully tired. The fog and drizzle didn�t help in my effort to keep my eyes on the road. So, I turned to talk radio. The newest �Rush wanna-be� was on a roll. Not only reflecting the trend in such shows toward the near idolatry of the autonomous self, this guy was rather flagrant about his complete libertarian convictions.
His topic was the legalization of prostitution and drugs. He made it clear�when it comes to �victimless crime� (his words), government should stay out and leave people �free.�
Free for what?
Free to denigrate women and engage in a stream of commerce that has as its object the promotion of the human body as an object to be used? Free to entice children into a life of slavery to a substance as lethal as a bomb?
�What�s next?� I shouted in the eerie silence of an empty car. �Slavery?�
Well, the answer is an inevitable yes�either literally or figuratively. These folks are pied pipers on the right. They are gaining ground, and they are luring lovers of authentic freedom into the camp.
This same counterfeit notion of freedom not only spawned the slave trade (which still continues unabated in the Sudan�while the regime watches), but also kept it out of the reach of sane legislation for decades. It currently promotes the arguments (right and left) supporting the horrible infanticide known as partial birth abortion. You know, "after all, it is a private decision."
Is it any surprise that the opponents of outlawing the partial delivery of a child in order to suction out her brains have successfully reframed their infamy under the banner of this understanding of a "freedom" to choose?
As I listened on, I found myself caught up in a flurry of emotions�ranging from anger to despair. Like most boomers, my relief from such intense moments is often drawn from my past saturation in the music of the sixties and seventies. Those who are already over forty-five know what I mean.
Instantly, the words of a song by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young flooded my mind, and I began to sing: �Find the cost of freedom buried in the ground.� The truth of the phrase helped me overcome the anger and rededicate myself to the cause of true freedom.
We still do find the cost of freedom buried in the ground. It is there in the blood of those who gave their lives for its flourishing.
They understood that authentic human freedom is both a "freedom for" and a "freedom from." It is not a "freedom" to do whatever we choose, but to do what is right. Freedom must be connected to truth. True freedom respects the authentic rights of others and the obligations of human solidarity.
We are free to choose�that is what makes us human persons�but we are not free to make the objects of our choice good or evil, right or wrong. Our freedom is patterned after the One who created us free.
The true definition and application of freedom is the great struggle of our age. In fact, it will define our future. Some of the great prophetic voices of our age are speaking to this issue with great clarity. One is John Paul II, whose prophetic writings have warned of "the death of true freedom" and of a "counterfeit notion of freedom" which misunderstands the principle of a rightful �independence� autonomy by failing to grasp the obligation of solidarity �our dependence. At root it �misses the mark� (which is the literal definition of sin) by denying the fundamental truth that we were made for family and for social community- we can only fully become �human� in what John Paul II regularly calls the �sincere gift of self� to others.
There is a real problem emerging? Too few people, particularly Christians, are reading or listening as the Church defends the truth in this absolutely essential area!
Instead, they listen to the pied pipers (like this radio personality) who seek to borrow authority through a lavish praise of Rush Limbaugh and an appeal to "conservatism."
How sad.
Like many Christians, I seem to have awakened one morning to be labeled a "conservative," because I believed in the dignity of all human life, the primacy of the family, and good government.
But I did not sign up for this ride!
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Jul 06 - Homily: Maria Goretti and Alessandro Serenelli View Video