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In this unit, students will be introduced to relevant legislation, policies and practices essential to securing children's safety, with children's rights and professional ethics forming a conceptual framework. Child maltreatment and child protection will provide a major focus together with appropriate responses via policies, ethical practices, statutory requirements and preventive curriculum work. Attendant professional roles and obligations will be considered. Key topics include:
- Children's rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child;
- Australian Early Childhood Association's Code of Ethics: professional implications;
- Child maltreatment and its impact on child development, e.g. trauma and learning;
- Professional and legal responsibilities for notification and support;
- Types of child maltreatment, their dynamics, and availability of community resources;
- Indicators of the various types of child abuse; supportive handling of disclosures of abuse, responding appropriately via child abuse prevention; policy, protocols and personal safety teaching.
Task 1: Response to scenarios (or field based investigations of EC practice) relating to children's rights, ethical practice and safety, 40%, 1600 words
Task 2: Case study of child maltreatment, 50%, 2000 words
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not sure what is going on but will update.
not sure what is going on but will update.
Tell him I said thanks for that TD in the Rose Bowl.
Tell him to leave the back pack in the car.
ramonce on the stand. This is continuation of prior hearing. I think this is sentencing.
got offer from chiefs. Went out there 02/08 to meet with head of pro personnel with k.c.
I'd love to see him get a chance in the league.
motion to revoke probation, based on several new offenses.
He is changed man now. God back. Lost when moved to Austin b/c not going to church.
New crimes. Assault on Dana Scott, trespass on her property, cheated her around.
I love scottsins' I Phone.
Thanks for the helping "me" win a National Championship at Texas
Tell him he is The Dudes 2nd all time favorite longhorn player
Yeah, I'd heard he'd $#@!ed up again.
Hope he'll figure it out one day, and not waste his life much less all that talent.
So he committed some assault on a woman, then found God?
At some point, undying loyalty to UT athletes has to end and a spade has to be called a spade. See Ramonce, Roger Clemens.
would you throw Ricky in there as well?Originally Posted by Jive Turkey
a spade has to be called a spade.
Thanks for the updates, Scott. Please keep 'em coming.
IIRC, bitches deserved to be kicked.So he committed some assault on a woman, then found God?
I could not post fast enough. Taking copious notes. Will fill in later, but, he has been offered a deal from thechiefs that he will go through 2 mini-camps. If makes through mini camps, he gets 3 year deal.
Rt says that he didn't hit the chick. He was pointing in her face and accidentally cut her eye with a key. Witness 2 feet away and victim tell different story.
This is better than anything I've ever seen on OB/HF or ESPN.
The Shaggy rules.
Tell him to get his ass in shape. It's his last shot.
Originally Posted by scottsins
So I'm guessing it's easier to find God after totally screwing up your life ?
Originally Posted by simihorn
I agree, excellent updates Scottsins !
I wonder if the Chiefs know about this latest incident. I gotta believe they wouldn't offer a guy who is still in trouble with the law a contract of that length.
if by "finding god" he means "finding bill brasky" at random bars in the area once or twice a month, then yeah i would say he has found god
would you say you have a bigger fist than Ramonce?Originally Posted by Bill Brasky
there is only one woman that can be the judge of that
the chiefs are fully aware of all of ramonce's legal "stuff". as part of this min-camp deal:Originally Posted by bigsteve041
he obviously can not go to prison.
he must past lots of drug tests.
he must get in no more trouble for the next few months while in the organization.
he must have a mentor, who will live with him 24/7 for the first month or so.
he must maintain a 3.0 GPA while taking a decent load at U. of Phoenix.
I have lots of other $#@!. I am going back in now to see if they have sentenced him yet. the state is asking for real prison time.
*** regarding getting back in shape, he looks really in shape, slimmer than before. He also stated that is tryout for the chief was night and day better than what he did last year in his prviate workout and combine.
2 feet away is standing pretty closely. Sounds kind of odd.
Brasky does he compliment your love of jorts?
I think Shame would volunteer to be his mentor.Originally Posted by scottsins
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
the lady was in between them trying to separate them. she did not know either of them personally. really, less than two feet.
scott - you are the $#@!. Thanks for the updates!
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
He'd have to pay me alot of money to be associated with him 24/7.
The guy is bad news... "God's back" = HAHAHAHAHAHA
He'll turn on u in a snap and bust a cap in yo ass.
One of my favorite highlight reels ever
At least you wouldn't be looking for a weed hookup anymore shame...
I really hope RT gets his life together. He has so much talent.
see if he can do a flip into the stand like he did in the end zone vs baylor in waco.
ramonce was on a deferred probation where there would be no conviction. The judge revoked that and found him now guilty of his original weed felony. Intersting exchange:
Judge: I find you guilty of felony possession of marijuana and sentence you to 2 years confinement in prison.
That 2 year sentence will be probated for 5 years.
During the pause, ramona had a panic attack and passed out, hitting her had very hard. Myself and others put her in a rolling chair and helped her out offie courtroom. It was minutes later when. She came to and rt's lawyer could finally explain that it was probated. She was happy.
THEN, the judge explaned that one of ilhis conditions of probation was that he immediately serve 150 days off the sentence up front. He was then immediately taken out in cuffs to go to state jail, once space is available.
Quick sidenotes:
1. He was arrested also on January 31 for misdemeanor pot possession.
2. He failled a urine test last Thursday before going to k.c.
3. He passed a test administered on Friday or Saturday at the request of the Chiefs.
4. He gets back here and learns of the failed tests and then goes to take another on Monday, which he passed.
So he's going to serve 150 days for sure just to get the probated 5 years? Did Ramona pass out again?
How's he going to the tryouts if he's going to spend the next 150 days in prison? :(
Sounds like he'll be getting out right around the time training camps open.
Crazy $#@!ing story, btw.
damn, that 150 a true one 150 or one of those 8hrs counts as one jail day 150? If so he'll be in less than 2 months.
damn i hope he'll learn from this. i went i went to jail, it was only for a day, i felt like i was going nuts in there.
Hopefully this is the wake up call he needs. He has immense physical talents now if he can get his life in order maybe he can spend the next decade playing in front of 70,000 people on Sundays instead of playing in the yard one hour a day in the state pen
i hope he gets it together too
that was a great highlight reel, just watched it again. seems like he is faster than me
64, I know what you mean, I was in there for probably 14 hours once and it's terrible. Granted it was the city jail, which is probably worse because you are stuck in solitary, or at least I was, $#@! it gives me chills just remembering it.
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Here is picture of the 12ga wad column using two
BPI BPGS seals, Flexseal,cork, and sabot. Bret in
MN has, in a long heavy rifled barreled Savage
like mine, gotten 28-3000 fps with a 500 gr XTP bullet
in the sabot with a 3.5" plastic case. And it extracts
ok with the Savage bolt action extractor.
He is using slow shotgun powder, Alliant Steel.I can't
get that high in my NEF 12GA FH and make the
extractor work with the Alliant Steel powder loads.
The NEF handles pressures fine, just doesn't extract
like a bolt action Savage 210. Using RE17 without cork,
I get 28-2900, with max of much slower RE17 with 420gr
slug in the sabot, in NEF The case shown was fired with the
RE17 load like that....Ed
Here is picture of NEF I've set up with my
700H 3.25" belted case to show the versatility
of NEFs and my 700. The 700 cal barrel monoblocked
like I did the 585HE. I put monblocked barrel on
the same SB2 frame that I have my 12GA FH on as
it has the beefed up firing pin for big primers
use in our 12GA FH case and in my 700H case.
Other projects coming.I found a heavy 16ga barrel
to monoblock in one to test the 16GA FH cartridge
I made. It is the 3.5" brass case mentioned
earlier in the thread.
Also a bunch of us are going to take 500 S&W
NEFs and put my 499 HE case in them, with just a
chamber job. It is a case that will get the zip
in 500gr slugs. NEFs are great guns to experiment
with and along with reasonable costs, we don't
have to worry about case length. Ed
Here is picture of a falling block a guy on Weaponsforum
has picked up to finish. The fellow who started building
it laid it aside for awhile and the new guy is going to finish
in BMG. It has 50cal bbl on it. Looks easily big enough
for 12ga,10ga,8ga, my 700s. The lever on left is cocking
mechanism, The tube in back is a firing striker and spring
and it hits the hammer block you see in the back of the
breach block, which hits firing pin ahead of it in breach.
It is the the only one like it. They've put a lot of work
into it, especially the hammer block striker setup.Ed
In related big bore work we got a Montana Rifle
Co, PH action setup in my 700H 3.25" case. Fired
test load of 825gr at 3000 fps. This was just one
test load. Normal max loads are 825gr at 2850 and
1000gr at 2700.Hunting loads 24-2500, First PH fired
outside the factory.It is in first picture.
PH will work for any big case and my 585HE.And
if anyone looking at big actions for 12ga FH,
here is picture of MRC PH with a 3.5" 12ga case
partly into action. The PH cam be used for 12ga with
action and rails opened like I did my 700H in Enfield.
And a little changing on the bolt face and extractor
In 12 ga it still would have 60% of front lugs contacting
and you'd add bearing lug surface to bolt handle base so
it would handle same pressures as Savage 210.
And 3.5" with average length 12ga slug would feed from the
magazine. Our longer case would work with port opened
and some mag work. Ed
I like this little thing for fire power duty.
Got single stack mag figured out for 12GA FH and
my 700H 3.25 in PH. I fit a bolt action 12ga
box mag and its follower and spring
inside the PH mag box. Easy to fit in metal box,
and permanently mounted to metal and floorplate.
Holds 2 down. That way feed lips already a working
design. And opened back of 12ga box for longer case
like I did with my 700 in Savage 210. Also work
for anyone doing a PH in 12ga FH if they aren't
loaded too long or with 3.5" RMC cases. Using most
cast 12ga bullets like Dixies, the overall length with
3.5 brass is 3.9" and fits 4.05" box ok. Here is picture
PH from bottom showing its big size.You can see in pic
there still is room to make box longer yet.
And the feed port can be longer.Montana Rifle has
great action here with lots off room and strength.Ed
Ed that box mag sounds interesting! I still haven't sent my Ultra barrel to Rob to get it reamed - just too busy with everything else right now to pay attention. The public range opens back up in September, and I am really wanting to pop off some rounds then.
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I got barrel on the 4ga/bore falling block gun.
Barrel 32" long, 1.87" breech, gun is 27 lbs.
Notice breech block is down and huge hole in barrel.
Maybe shoulder cannon is the right term for it.
It is all inleted into thumbhole laminated Vulcan
50 cal stock, of which I need more, if anyone
knows where there are any. 4 bore cases shown,
next to the gun, 2 with 2000gr slugs,
and I'll use a big ammomaster press for them..Ed
Here is a picture of the front end of the 4bore,
showing a 2000gr slug protuding out. Simulating
stop action photo work, as if anyone wwould be brave
enough to put a camera out in front of it
when it fired. Will have it firing by fall.
I plan on using hollowbase lead slugs of
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What abusy week I've had! Steve is away, so the plan was Mum and I would have a bit of a chill..ha ha
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Lines outside retailers on Thanksgiving night and full malls on Black Friday seem to indicate that shoppers are willing to spend money.
Thanksgiving weekend gives a snapshot of how consumers are feeling going into the holiday season.
This year, retailers such as Walmart started offering sales early to its customers.
"We're going to have a better than expected season, and with that it means accommodating shoppers," said Lori Tackitt, sales manager of the Elkin Walmart.
On Thursday night, shoppers filled America's largest retail outlet trying to get a jumpstart on shopping.
Few had complaints about needing to wait in long lines.
Nevertheless, for retailers Black Friday gives insight to the consumer appetite coming into the holiday season.
"We're doing good so far," said Rodney Clark, manager of Big Lots. The store was steadily busy on Friday, and Clark was doubling up on register duty.
According to a survey done for the National Retail Federation, some 152 million people said they planned to shop on Black Friday weekend (Friday to Sunday). Last year, 138 million were expected, but the actual number who hit the malls was 212 million – a record number of bargain hunters.
The NRF does a survey of consumer spending on Black Friday, but it doesn't expect to have results until Sunday. However, even before the results were in, the group was claiming it was a good start. "Early morning openings appear to have been well worth it for both retailers and holiday shoppers, with many Americans believing that deals were too good to pass up regardless of who they were shopping for – themselves or others," said Matthew Shay, NRF president, in a statement.
However, it's important to put sales in perspective. Historically, sales over the weekend represent only about 10 percent of holiday sales with the final two weeks of December being critical.
If the economy is improving, it hasn't shown up yet in consumer sentiment numbers, which are still at recessionary levels.
This year, electronics – especially flat-screen TVs – have dropped in price compared with last year.
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Read an interesting paper by a guy in the gaming industry. He specifically specializes in MMOs - especially how in-game economies work (or more usually don't) as well as the problems MMOs currently have these days with retaining players past a few months beyond a small, dedicated fandom.
Anyway what he said had me wondering if within the next 3-4 years we will enter a period where no more Western dev'd MMOs will be made and it will only be ports/localizations of Asian MMOs. He specifically mentioned 2011 investor numbers in games.
Here was the 2011 industry break down for investing in new game IPs for various platforms.
Basically MMOs and traditional single-player/co-op PC/Console games are fighting for the remaining scraps of investor dollars (13%) that are left over from the other two categories for anything new. Current stuff in development won't be affected but anything actually NEW (as in the idea was being pitched to investors in 2011/2012 for the first time) is fighting over that remaining 13%.
I wonder if MMO fans post 2014 are in for a long draught of new MMO IPs (assuming if what he states is true). If it is - and we are in for a long draught - are there any current western-dev'd MMOs you would reconsider playing? He doesn't mention Asian MMOs in his article and I'm assuming Asian MMOs during this "draught" would continue to be ported/translated into Western markets.
Here's a link to the original article. It's a good, short read.
Here's another one he wrote posted to Gamasutra on the errors he saw made in SWTOR. Both this article and the comments by game developers (and his replies to them) are also worth checking out.
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I didn't read the articles - will do so later - but hmm, I don't know. Personally, I think we'll see a new dawn for MMO's after years of 'dark ages' in a sense.
Sure, maybe we won't see such huge populations anymore as we've seen with WoW for 1 MMORPG. But I'd say that the top segment of the MMO market since this year and onwards looks a lot healthier and more diverse and varied than it did in the years before.
I mean, look at what we have: SWTOR, WoW with MoP, Rift with Storm Legion that triples the worldsize in Rift and is a huge expansion in other ways too, TSW, GW2, and not that far off, a Planetside 2 and Firefall. Compare that with how it was in the top segment a year ago, or the years before that. Whether you like the mentioned MMO's or not, I see a lot more diversity and variety in flavors and mechanics than the year(s) before.
And it doesn't end with that: in the upcoming few years, we can expect an ArcheAge, Neverwinter, World of Darkness, Defiance, EQ Next and Undead Labs' zombie MMO among others. That's even more added diversity in the top (AAA) segment of MMO's.
So I'm inclined to disagree, I think the future looks better than we've had the past couple of years :-)
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Originally posted by SereneBlue
Just taken on its own this could be a bit misleading. I'm not doubting his percentages or saying his conclusions are wrong but in order for this to be meaningful we would need to take into account how the total money available today compares to how much there was in the past. I mean it is entirely possible that the high percentages being invested in social and mobile games is new money that has been made available specifically to invest in these newer, growing areas because they are seen as much better investments.
Perhaps if he had compared the totals of how much was invested in MMOs in 2011 compared to say 2006/7/8 when the genre seemed to be ripe for exploitation then we might be able to make some better guesses as to how things will unfold in the forseeable future.
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"Never pay more than 20 bucks for a computer game." - Guybrush Threepwood
I have never met a community of gamers more morbidly obsessed with an unfounded belief in their own demise than MMORPG players. I mean seriously I don't get the general doom and gloom MMORPG players posses; sometimes that alon makes me want to quit playing MMORPGs.
"Never pay more than 20 bucks for a computer game."-Guybrush Threepwood
The twilight of MMOs was 2004-now.
Or, a better name, the Dark Ages, where past knowledge is lost, innovation dies, and no one is really that happy.
We're starting to see a bit of a return to MMOs of former glory, mostly through indie developers, but a few from AAA devs like Arenanet. No one has quite matched the Golden Age MMOs just yet, but there's legitimate hope that WoW clones might be dead.
Originally posted by Presbytier
In no other genre has there been such a sharp and sudden decline in the quality of products. Not only that, but out of all the genres, MMORPGs had the most potential to do amazing mind blowing things. And they did, at first. Then after 2004 that all stopped.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
I agree with this.
GW2 is hopefully just the start of MMOs finally beginning to grow and innovate themselves. I'm hoping ArcheAge can bring new things to the genre. It certainly does look very promising thus far. Wildstar and Blizzards Titan are also wild cards. They have the potential to completely shock the MMO world. Let us hope these games advance the genre rather than setting it back. The MMORPG genre has been stagnant for so long people are used to what they get, even if its the same old thing.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
Their has not been a sharp decline in quality, The quality is on par with other genres of gaming. There are a great deal of crap out there, but that is not unique to MMOs. What is unique is the ever increasing snobbery and self entitlemnt of the player base. i believe this is do to the intrensic nature of the internet and the fact that MMOs are directly connected with it. Lets face it internet anonimity is the real issue if people had to face the consequances of the things they said then much of the attitude and problems with the internet and in turn MMos would go away.What is really amazing is the complete stupidity and idiocy(yes i actually said some people are stupid) people demonstrate in regards to WoW and many current MMOs. not everyone apes WoW and even games that play similarly are different enough to not be WoW clones. The WoW clones line is more of a myth than fact; WoW plays very similarly to early MMOs and what we see is just a continued evolution of the genres as a whole.
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Originally posted by Zetsuei
This may be true but it sidesteps the point this Game Industry guy was making. The games all mentioned by other posters in this thread are already in development. They are not threatened at all.
He said it's the NEW IPs..the ones that only exist as a dream in some development teams mind right now that are finding their oxygen supply (investment dollars) rapidly growing thinner. The trend that INVESTORS are making (allocating their money on which products/categories, etc they think shows upward growth) is trending away from MMOs and traditional console games and toward cellphone games and facebook type games.
Combine the above with the problems he outlines
1. Western publishers can't seem to find a way to dev properly to monetize their games at a long term sustainable level without committing errors in game design that incentivize rushing to level cap or monetization designs that piss off the very people they are trying to please with their products. So you see the Locust player effect which rapidly makes investors also disincentivized to invest in MMOs other than as smaller, throw-away games (aka very similar to the way many Asian grinders are currently made that never get localized in the West). Look at how TSW management has said they're going to move to smaller online games. They had to do that to continue to signal to investors they had "learned from their mistake" in over-estimating the demand for their game (poor ROI estimate).
2. Eastern devs don't do well either in this regard because the culture in Asian games is pro-P2W (he calls it "buying game objectives" and the moment you do that it ceases to be a game and instead becomes a stare-down of who has the guts to follow through with the biggest bet - i.e. it's a bidding war, not a game).
Originally posted by Presbytier
Evolution would be nice. But devolution is more accurate.
As for players blowing through content... all devs need to do is stop trying to make their MMOs singleplayer games and start making dynamic virtual world player generated experiences again. That's what kept golden age MMOs growing year after year.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
And this a great example of someone simply incapable of making an argument. i9nstead of ingaging my points you simply stuck your head in the air and declared "nanana boo boo you are wrong and I am right". I mean come on try to show how WoW is not similar to EQ. What this really is is you your one specific ideal MMO has never been released so you get in a tizzy every time a new one comes out. other than really Rift and maybe even SW:TOR there have not been that many WoW clones(and even those games have enought to destinguish them from WoW). So please show me the WoW clones, actually explain how they clone WoW, then try to explain how that is any different from how WoW built off of EQ or any earlier MMOs.
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Originally posted by Presbytier
All the MMOs I mention share the same class system (except Rift), the same type of gear grind, the same quest based leveling system, the same GUI, the same tiered raiding system, the same focus on instancing and singleplayer gameplay, the same lack of any kind of depth, same casual focus by putting in global auction houses, no death penalty, GPS auto maps that tell you how to do quests, sparkling objectives, !! over NPC heads... they're all cast from the same mold, and its very clear.
EQ had a similar class system to WoW (except all of EQ's classes had a TON of fluff abilities and player interdependent abilities) and WoW's raid system was based off EQ's raid system (both were terrible). That's about where the similarities end. EQ's world was without instances, focused on long long term leveling, group based content, shared content, player interdependency, immersion and player reliance over convenience, and each and every piece of the game just had more effort put into it. Quests in EQ involved actually typing and talking to the NPCs, there were little details in each system that didn't have to be there, more fluff in general. It feels like the difference between an adults house, and a house with a toddler in it, that has everything covered in safety gates and padded.
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Originally posted by SereneBlue
But is that really the case? Or is money that would never have been available to invest in MMORPGs anyway being invested in these other areas? Both areas are video games but they are not like for like investment opportunities.
If the investors who are throwing money at social and mobile games wouldn't have invested in more traditional video games then it's not really a problem. If it is a significant part of the pot that used to fund more traditional games then it would be concerning.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
EverQuest Raid system was actualy alot different then from WoW, I know because I used to be a hardcore raider in EQ for many many years , and also raided in WoW , which was fun easier actualy and more relaxed then EverQuest raids.
Alhough I agree with most of what you are saying, Most of Verants EverQuest was copied like crazy ,and WoW came along took alot of the ideas and made it far far easier than EQ , thats where the issues lie, when we have games like WoW that requires almost zero effort to get that new weapon or piece of armor or hell even that level, all this causes issues with MMORPGS as a whole in he longevity department and why alot of players don't play for years but only months and weeks ,and why we have content nuts who burn through the content. Back in the day those same people would have quit along time ago because it actualy required effort , I hope that they bring back , harsh death penaties , takes alot longer to level up , and 85% of quests need to be done in groups ,and if people don't like that, fine go back to consoles because MMORPGS were meant for the Hardcore RPG fans of the day , sad really to see it so watered down it's beyond stupid.
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
Even accepting your Dark Ages argument, what came after it was the Renaissance, not a return to the Roman Empire's imperial glory.
If you are holding out for the perfect game, the only game you play will be the waiting one.
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Originally posted by Aeolron
Yep. It can't be ignored or dismissed (though many try anyway with a variety of absurd assertions) that 1st, 2nd and some 3rd Gen MMORPGs captivated players and kept them eagerly logging in and playing for years, meanwhile, newer MMOs are lucky if they keep a player's attention for more than a few months before they're off to the next shiny new MMO.. and the next.. and then the next.. and then the next.
Ask someone playing Anarchy Online today how long they've been playing and it wouldn't be surprising for them to tell you they've been there since launch, even with several high level characters, they still haven't seen or done everything the game offers, and have no intention of leaving 'til they shut the servers off." The same can be said of various other old-school MMOs.
Conversely, ask someone playing a newer MMO of the last few years, and you wouldn't be surprised to hear them say they've been playing about 2 months, have gotten several characters at level cap, have cleared all the current end-game content, gotten all their top tier gear, and are bored out of their skulls. That they're just playing their current MMO 'til "insert promising and likely over-hyped soon-to-be-launched MMO here", then they're gone, though they might come back for the next expansion.
It don't help that so many MMOs are now developed specifically for that kind of player. They're not trying to create massive, interactive and social worlds where players have to cooperate and interact and all that. They're not producing them for longevity anymore. Why should they? They know the turn around-rate of many players won't be more than a couple months anyway, especially not with how short and fast they make the progression curve in so many of them.
I can't remember the last time I did a true quest in the classical RPG sense. If it was any time in the last 4 years, though, I'm sure there was a lot of arguing and complaining on forums for the developers to "make it easier and faster", because reading 3 paragraphs of text is just too much to ask of some people, their lives so full and busy that they absolutely can't afford to waste a second of it... while sitting on their ass in front of a computer, gaming.
The best thing that can happen to the genre is for the big developers to just get the hell out of it. Go back to their Facebook games and handheld games. Let the indie developers, or those with the understanding and appreciation of what a true adventure-driven MMORPG is like take the lead and start creating engaging, interesting, massive worlds again. The kind of MMORPGs that began the genre, with each developer trying to create their own unique setting, worlds and gameplay styles, rather than tryign to copy who ever was most popular at the moment.
Screw publishers and investors. They aren't needed anymore. Get the right project together, put together a good promo for it, and take it to kickstarter. There are people out there looking for an old-school MMORPG experience. We're definitely out there. With something like Kickstarter, perhaps we'll start to see more people not waiting for permission to make the game they (and we) want, and doing it with the support and investment of the players themselves. I couldn't think of a better, more pure scenario for gamers and game designers.
Originally posted by Torluk
He never directly answers your question but he definitely implies that it is a re-direction of capital rather than an avalanche of never-before-seen capital (although I'm sure he would admit at least some of it is new capital as well). But he doesn't make these arguments if it were only NEW capital. I mean...he even Titled his paper The Death of MMOs (a step I did not go so far as to make in my own headline in this thread).
Here's some quotes from some of his papers and comments. And mind you - he is an industry insider who is getting commentary from fellow industry insiders. At the very least he *isn't* like the folks here on this board (the typical gamer who doesn't help to create an MMO as his/her day job).
As a general rule, games are not made by designers, programmers, or artists. They are made by investors. All of the games in the social network space currently are either single player games, small group games, or multiplayer "pay to win"/ante games as I describe in my "How "Pay to Win" Works" paper. There are no massively multiplayer games at all in either the social network or mobile space currently. If investors keep making more of these, they won't make any more [new] MMO's.
In my eyes, the last successful MMO's, World of Warcraft, City of Heroes, EVE Online, and Final Fantasy XI, were all made almost ten years ago. EA's recent Star Wars:The Old Republic is more of a massively single player game than an MMO, and would have been more successful if designed as such. The only two recent multiplayer products to have found a way around both the classic subscription and microtransaction monetization models are Wargaming.net's World of Tanks and RIOT Games' League of Legends products. What makes these games different from their competition is explained in my upcoming Supremacy Goods paper. These small scale match-based games are still not what I would describe as an MMO. The scale is too small and without an understanding of what makes these games successful, investors will not fund more complex versions of these. Even if they did, these two titles bypass the weaknesses in their models by not permitting most forms of social interaction. Thus they would not scale up in an elegant fashion.
For gamers, the social game revolution peaked some time around 2003-2004, and it has been downhill since then. As investors pull the plug on massively social games and move their resources to social network games (not the same thing), gamers are going to have to endure an extended "Dark Age" while investors unsuccessfully attempt to give us what we want. I would think that the ante game bubble will burst severely, and soon, and then perhaps a new Golden Age of social gaming will be born on the other side. The risk is that as investors catch fire during the bubble burst, they will reallocate their resources to other industries, thinking ours is "too high risk".
And some others:
In about 2 years there will be very little market for ante games (My Note: this is his word for P2W monetization schemes in MMOs whether western or asian). The only people still playing them will be those that prefer ante games, which is at most 2% of the consumer base. The other problem here is that those that prefer ante games only like them when they are not populated with others that like ante games. If they are, they experience competition and uncertainty as to outcome, and the price of winning the ante game can be much higher. So if you lump all these people together into one game, it suddenly becomes a lot less attractive to them.
To a fellow game developer who commented on his paper:
I am not sure I got your central theme, but you make a good point that those on good projects tend to get good skills. In theory they could make even better games on the next pass. There are two things preventing this:
1. There is this axiom, I forgot who came up with it, that people tend to be promoted until they are no longer qualified for the positions they are in. In this case, the best people will eventually get promoted to places where they are no longer skilled while at the same time their egos get so big (along with their paychecks) that they don't want to admit the situation. I see this all the time.
2. These games I mentioned were all great games that were poorly monetized. This usually means that money that customers would have liked to spend on the product instead went to the grey market, which actually hurts the game directly in addition to representing lost revenue. This issue of lost monetization is what spurred my research in this field starting in 2005. Overcoming these systemic issues can lead to games that monetize two to four times as high, allowing much more elaborate products to be built."
I would suggest that the Peter Principle kicks in even faster than normal in this industry, especially when you realize that the average working life span of people in the IM industry is 3.5 years. Turnover is massive. The industry is growing so fast that there is a lot of opportunity for advancement, possibly too much. Getting your foot in the door is the hard part. I attribute the high turnover rate to people thinking that game development is "fun", and not realizing just what a grind it is, especially for lower level employees. Hours are very long and there are always 50 people who would love your job. I intentionally skipped a lot of that by training myself with skills that did not exist in the industry but that I predicted would be in demand before their existence.
And here was a surprisingly nice comment he made about GAMERS vis-a-vis Game Designers (of all things...)
I should have been more clear before I started making generalizations about gamers. If you want to include ALL gamers, that is a huge slice of society now. But… that slice does not make games. Every interview I have walked into in the last year, and every game design session I have ever had in my entire life, has been all male. I am usually the oldest guy in the room (been a few exceptions). Most studios have VERY few women, and they are almost always in "grunt" (non decision-making) position.
This is our industry, and I don't like it because it means we make games for the people making games, not the people playing games, which is two very different groups. The people making games, I would propose, have lower social skills than those playing them on average.
Originally posted by Arglebargle
Correct, I don't think we'll ever make it back to the height of culture we had from 97-2004. There's just too many suits involved now.
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The economy is run by 99% sheep. These sheep do not have the ability to see where to go and therefore they follow the crowd.
That crowd is now going to Social Gaming, and they will blow a bubble bigger than MMOs did.
Once that bursts, things will look up again for MMOs.
I see nothing bad in MMOs falling out of mainstream again. It will only increase creativity.
Originally posted by Aeolron
Project Gorgon is on kickstarter now and the guy running it is being VERY transparent about his game ideas. It seems it'll be a good old fashioned dungeon explorer type game with legit death penalties.


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HI. First of all, let me make it clear that I am NOT suicidal at this time. However, my greatest fear is that I will commit suicide and go to Hell. What's the truthPS: I'm not looking for permission to do it- just the truth. I've prayed and I've heard that I'll go to Heaven, but I'll regret it.
HI. First of all, let me make it clear that I am NOT suicidal at this time. However, my greatest fear is that I will commit suicide and go to Hell.
How do you folks feel about 'mercy killing'. Is it murder?
How do you folks feel about 'mercy killing'. Is it murder?
I don't believe fear of punishment should have any bearing on anything we do, including whether we commit suicide or not. Our depth of character ultimately will determine how we respond to extremely painful circumstances. Passing such a test of character will lead to even more depth of character.Some simply find themselves in pain which is too much to bear. After years, with no evidence that relief will come, some are simply forced to bail out. "Forced?" someone might ask?One person cannot judge another person's pain. I (for example) am so positive and "up" all the time that I am never in danger of killing myself due to a bad emotional state brought on by psychological issues. On the other hand a severe physical circumstance can lead a person such as I to suicide. I came so close after fighting for air and sleep over a number of years. I did 'pass the test' but if I had not gotten the trach and vent I do not believe that I could have resisted the urge to end it all for much longer. How do you folks feel about 'mercy killing'. Is it murder?
Quote from: firstborn888 on February 02, 2009, 05:00:29 AMHow do you folks feel about 'mercy killing'. Is it murder? The same way I feel about abortion: if they weren't alive, you wouldn't have to kill them. Blessings....
And Who gives life?
I at least mostly don't believe in it, but I absolutely do believe in letting "nature" take its course in many cases. IMO, we go through ridiculous contortions (generally as a society) to keep ourselves and others "alive" (think Terri Scheivo for example, and my grandmother). By doing so, we often put them and ourselves through years of pain, misery, spend millions of dollars a year, to keep someone from going to what would be a "better place". My wife's a cardiac critical care nurse, and they often keep people breathing for days, months, years, when that's all they're doing...breathing and making waste...and when they could have quickly and mercifully passed on to the next phase. My request is basic measures, natural when possible, otherwise make me comfortable and let me go...
Do you think the promise to not let anything come upon us that we cannot bear, and with the temptation, will make a way of escape applies, and if so, how?
Some obviously have a closer first-hand experience with it than others...I think it's a complicated issue, and often we don't know for sure what we would do unless we're there...and there but by the Grace of God...There's a statistic I've quoted many times to individuals contemplating suicide, and you addressed it, Byron...it's often been a very effective tool to look the person in the eye and say "statistics show that when a person commits suicide, they take at least one person with them (either through emotional/spiritual destruction, or eventually suicide themselves), and they usually know who that would be. Who would it be in your case?"
I can definitely see the self centeredness of the act although the feelings of worthlessness and hopelessness are hard to deal with.


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