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BRADFORD, P.A. – After an opening round under their belts, the Hilbert College golf team can relax and look forward to their home opener in less than one week. The Hawks grabbed an 11th place finish at the Pitt-Bradford Invitation held at the Pine Acres Country Club August 31. Hilbert dropped 21 strokes off their score from a year ago but their 367 tally today gave them an 11th place finish out of 12 teams.
Penn State Behrend's Nick Van Damia was the medalist shooting a 73 and his team captured the team win (303) with a four-stroke advantage over Thiel College. It was a tight race until the end when Van Damia held on for a two-stroke lead over a four-way tie for second place.
The Hawks were led by junior John Macchia (Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park/Erie CC) who raced to an 83 score, beating Ryan Ratajczak (Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park/Buffalo State) by one stroke. Jake Reinecke (Hamburg, NY/Eden) reached for a 94 while Vinny Giamberdino (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster) finished shooting 106.
After classes start Tuesday, the Hawks can get excited for their annual Hilbert Invitational held at Gowanda Country Club September 6 with a 1pm tee-time.
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I was surprised that I've only came across one Pandaren so far. At first I thought she was a dwarf but she was much cuter than one! You'd think that I'd come across more level 80 Pandaren toons by now! I've need create a Pandaren character soon in hope of finding more!
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Four people were dead including the gunman following a hostage-taking incident on Saturday in Aurora, Colorado, the same town where a man shot dead 12 people and wounded 58 more at a movie theater last July.
Will there be another spike in the fleeting chatter over gun control? David Frum's blog has been tracking the talk. Frum himself draws a stark conclusion: "Guns endanger more than they protect." Much as growing numbers of Americans view the government as a guarantor of our security more than an obstacle to our freedom, guns are beginning to look more like an obstacle to our freedom than a guarantor of our security.
Nevertheless: we're buying lots and lots of guns — even in the wake of our too-frequent grisly shootings. Plus there's this pesky thing called the 2nd Amendment, and the Supreme Court's body of gun law, culminating, for now, in the largely, but not recklessly, gun-friendly Heller decision. We can do ourselves a favor in thinking that our cries for increased gun control come and go with the news because there isn't a big enough constituency for a single, federal response to gun violence. (It's not because the media is always on to the next thing. It's not because we're pathetic, selfish beings who don't care about others.)
Viewed from this standpoint, we could do one of two things: give up on gun policy, or recommend a big round of state-by-state buyback programs. State-level programs make sense right now because Washington has enough to worry about — and because it'll work for us to discover that we can make real strides against gun violence without depending on Congress or the White House.
Why buyback? Simple. Unlike every other substantial, far-reaching gun-control policy I can think of, buyback is immediate, voluntary, market-driven, popular, and effective. The recent buyback event in Los Angeles captures these qualities:
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – After securing the 2012 national air rifle title, West Virginia junior Petra Zublasing has been named the WVU Student-Athlete of the Week.
The Appiano, Italy, native secured the Mountaineers' second straight NCAA air rifle championship with a 696.2 combined score. She shot a relay-best 593 mark and 103.2 in the finals. Zublasing also placed sixth in smallbore with a 686.7 mark, earning 586 in the relay and 100.7 in the finals.
The 2011 NCAA air rifle runner-up, Zublasing is the 16th Mountaineer shooter to win a national title.
WVU Athletes of the Week
Spring 2012
Week 1: Rachael Burnett, Women's Swimming
Week 2: Hope Sloanhoffer, Gymnastics
Week 3: Christal Caldwell, Women's Basketball
Week 4: Alaska Richardson, Gymnastics
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The West Virginia women's basketball team's NCAA fate will be announced at the NCAA selection show on Monday, March 12 at 7 p.m. on ESPN.
Last Week in Women's Basketball
The No. 25 Mountaineers fell to No. 3/3 Notre Dame in the semifinals of the BIG EAST Championship on Monday at the XL Center … the game was the final BIG EAST contest for the Mountaineers who finished out the tournament going 2-1 … the Mountaineers were led by Asya Bussie and Ayana Dunning with 15 and 12 points, respectively … freshmen Averee Fields and Akilah Bethel chipped in a combined 12 points off the bench.
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The Mountaineers are looking to advance to the NCAA tournament for the fifth time in six seasons … if the Mountaineers play in the NCAA tournament, then it will be the third consecutive NCAA tournament for the program … WVU has posted seven 20-win seasons in nine years … junior Asya Bussie was named to the All-BIG EAST first team, while Christal Caldwell was named All-BIG EAST honorable mention … Linda Stepney was named to the BIG EAST all-freshman team.
"Don't think I'm not proud of these players because I really am. I'm disappointed in today," coach Mike Carey said after the Notre Dame loss. "I never thought we'd come out and play flat like we did. But for the whole season I am very proud of the players and they deserve a lot of credit."
This Week in Swimming & Diving
Juniors Rachael Burnett, Kata Fodor and Mandie Nugent, as well as sophomore Danielle Smith will be competing in the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships from March 15-17 in Auburn, Ala.
Last Week in Swimming & Diving
Sophomore Richard Pokorny and freshman Haily VandePoel dove in the NCAA Zone "A" Diving Championships … Pokorny finished 31st on the 1-meter, while Vande Poel took 31st on the 3-meter … VandePoel then improved on the 1-meter and took 14th place, while Pokorny finished 29th on the 1-meter.
Notes & Quotes
Burnett, Fodor, Nugent and Smith qualified as part of the 800 free relay and the foursome is seeded 15th in the event at NCAAs … Nugent was the lone Mountaineer to receive an automatic qualifying time and is currently seeded No. 2 in the country in the 200 fly, while also being seeded No. 34 in the 100 fly and No. 35 in the 500 free … Burnett comes in as the No. 12 in the 500 free, No. 21 in the 200 free and No. 21 in the 1,650 free … Fodor will go to the meet ranked No. 47 in the 500 free and No. 58 in the 200 free … Smith rounds out the group as a backstroke specialist who is seeded No. 45 in the 200 back and No. 50 in the 100 back.
This Week in Track & Field
The Mountaineers begin the 2012 outdoor season with the Wake Forest Open on March 16-17 in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Last Week in Track & Field
West Virginia did not compete.
Notes and Quotes
The Mountaineers look to achieve a Top-20 national finish for a fifth consecutive year in outdoor track ... returning outdoor All-Americans from last season include Chelsea Carrier-Eades (100m hurdles, heptathlon), Kate Harrison (10,000m) and Meghan Mock (long jump) … West Virginia last competed at the Columbia Last Chance meet with several strong individual finishes … senior Katelyn Williams ended her WVU career by tying a season-best mark of 1.75 meters for first place in the high jump … the height is second-best on the all-time indoor WVU list for the event … Chené Townsend earned a second-best season mark of 8.46 seconds in the 60-meter hurdles for a first-place finish … Sarah Martinelli, Jordan Hamric, Stephanie Caruso and Aubrey Moskal qualified for the outdoor 5,000-meter run with their times at Columbia.
This week in Wrestling
Six WVU wrestlers will travel to St. Louis, Mo., for the NCAA Championships on March 15-17.
Last week in Wrestling
The Mountaineers enjoyed a week off after their participation at the Eastern Wrestling League Championships.
Notes & Quotes
Four of the wrestlers heading to St. Louis are making their return trip to the NCAA Championships … Junior Shane Young (125) will be making his third trip of his career, while redshirt sophomore Nathan Pennesi (133) and redshirt seniors Matt Ryan (184) and Brandon Williamson (HWT) will be making their second trips … Young has an 0-4 career record at the national tournament, as he has dropped tight matches to nationally ranked opponents in each tournament … Pennesi is also winless at the NCAAs, as he has an 0-2 record … in last year's tournament, Ryan advanced the furthest, as he made it to the third round of wrestlebacks … Williamson did not make it to last year's tournament, as he sat out the year with a knee injury … in the 2010 tournament, Williamson advanced to the round of 12, and with one more win, he would have been an All-American … also qualifying for the NCAA Championships for WVU was sophomore Michael Morales (141) and redshirt junior Lance Bryson (174).
This Week in Gymnastics
WVU (14-4, 5-1 EAGL) closes out the regular season at No. 9 LSU on Friday, March 16, with an 8 p.m. ET meet at the Maravich Center, in Baton Rouge, La.
Last Week in Gymnastics
The Mountaineers scored their third win over a ranked opponent in seven days as they knocked off No. 8 Arkansas, 195.675-195.125, on March 10, in their home season finale, at the WVU Coliseum ... WVU did not trail the entire meet and split the event wins with the Razorbacks (10-6, 5-3 SEC), scoring victories on floor (49.15-48.475) and uneven bars (48.875-48.475) ... Arkansas won vault (49.075-48.925) and balance beam (49.1-48.725) ... junior Kaylyn Millick scored a career-best 39.175 and finished third in the all-around ... she also paced the team on bars with a 9.85, which was good for a second-place showing ... classmate Alaska Richardson led the squad on floor and vault, finishing first on floor with a career-high 9.9 and placing second on vault with a 9.875 ... sophomore Hope Sloanhoffer won beam with a career-high 9.95.
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WVU's win was its first over a Top 10 team since defeating No. 9 Michigan at Pitt in 2007 ... WVU is now 4-3 against ranked opponents this season ... WVU improved to 2-0 against teams from the SEC this season ... the Mountaineers' point total was the 30th-best mark in program history and the team's fourth 195.0-plus score at the Coliseum this season ... WVU earned a program-best five 195.0-plus marks at home in 2004 and has not earned more than three in a season since ... Sloanhoffer is the first Mountaineer to score 9.95 on beam since 2004 ... additionally, she is the first WVU gymnast to earn a 9.95 mark on any event in the Coliseum since 2010 ... Richardson was the first Mountaineer to score 9.9 or better on floor this season ... WVU's floor team total was a season high ... four Mountaineers earned 9.8-plus scores on floor ... Millick finished third with a season-best 9.875, while sophomore Makenzie Bristol earned a career-high 9.85 and finished fourth ... seniors Nicole Roach and Tina Maloney were honored following the meet ... WVU last met the Tigers in a regular-season action in 1998 ... the Mountaineers are 0-6 all-time against LSU.
This Week in Rifle
The Mountaineers have concluded their 2011-12 season.
Last Week in Rifle
WVU ended its 2011-12 season with a sixth-place showing at the NCAA Rifle Championships ... the Mountaineers shot a two-day total of 4647 ... TCU won its second title in three years with a 4676 score ... the team finished second in air rifle with a 2350 mark and finished eighth in smallbore with a 2297 ... junior All-American Petra Zublasing won the air rifle national title with a 696.2 combined score ... she shot a relay-best 593 and 103.2 in the finals ... she also placed sixth in smallbore with a 686.7 mark, earning 586 in the relay and 100.7 in the finals ... she was tied for fifth place but lost a shoot-off, 10.9-10.5 ... freshman Taylor Ciotola placed sixth in air rifle with a 690.4 total ... he shot 591 in the relay, 99.4 in the finals.
Notes and Quotes
Zublasing is the second Mountaineer in as many seasons to win the national air rifle title, as Nicco Campriani won in 2011 ... she is the 16th WVU national champion ... the Mountaineers have 20 total individual titles ... Justin Pentz finished third on the team with a 586 air rifle mark, while Michael Kulbacki shot 580 and Thomas Kyanko shot 579 ... Ciotola finished second on the team in smallbore with a 572 ... Pentz and Kyanko each shot 570, and Kulbacki shot 565 ... WVU finished the year with a 12-2 overall record.
This week in Women's Tennis
WVU will take on Eastern Michigan on Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. in a non-conference tilt held at Ridgeview Racquet Club.
Last week in Women's Tennis
The Mountaineers dropped a match to in-state rival Marshall on Sunday afternoon, 6-1.
Notes & Quotes
WVU (3-10, 1-4 BIG EAST) is in the midst of a seven-match streak against non-conference opponents … junior Emily Mathis, who sustained a stomach strain against Marquette in February, has fought through the pain of the injury and has been serving underhand since the injury occurred … senior Veronica Cardenas has shown consistency throughout the year, as she has a team-best record of 8-5 in singles … Cardenas had a four-match winning streak snapped on Sunday, but she has won six of her last eight singles matches … freshman Ikttesh Chahal scored the lone singles win of the day for the Mountaineers against the Thundering Herd.
This Week in Baseball
WVU begins an 11-game home stand with a two-game series against Eastern Michigan from March 13-14 … the Mountaineers then take on Manhattan this weekend in a four-game set from March 16-18.
Last Week in Baseball
The team went 1-5, winning game one of a doubleheader against Niagara, before falling consecutively to Niagara, Oregon State, Oklahoma, Oregon and Illinois.
Note & Quotes
Gabe Brown continued to swing the bat well this past week, batting 6-for-16 with three runs, one double, one triple, one home run and two RBIs … Dan Dierdorff, Marshall Thompson and Corey Walter all had excellent starts for WVU … Dierdorff allowed five runs in seven innings against Niagara, while also striking out nine … Walter threw six innings, allowing four earned runs on six hits with three strikeouts against Oregon State … against Okahoma, Thompson with 7.1 innings, allowing five runs on five hits with three strikeouts.
This Week in Rowing
The Mountaineers open their spring season with a scrimmage against George Washington on Saturday at the Occoquan Reservoir in Fairfax Station, Va.
Last Week in Rowing
The team was idle last week.
Notes and Quotes
West Virginia has faced George Washington twice in program history, coming away with one first-place finish and two second-place finishes in multiple events … the Mountaineers return 17 rowers and four coxswains from last year, including seven student-athletes who moved up from the novice team … altogether, these 21 student-athletes combined for five medals, five first-place finishes and six second-place finishes during the 2010-11 season including multiple wins at the Head of the Ohio and the Philadelphia Frostbite.
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American Guns canceled by Discovery
So it begins
American Guns canceled by Discovery
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Well that makes sense. Obviously a show about a family building and selling guns causes mass shootings. Just like the show COPS makes people go commit crimes and the show UFO Hunters causes mass alien invasions. It makes perfect sense. Way to go America. We can all sleep better and significantly safer at night because this show is off the air.
F*ckin Idiots. There are far worse shows out there that do real damage to young peoples' minds... Just look at Jersey Shore.
"What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?" -Thomas Jefferson-
"Our rights come from our humanity and may not be legislated away -- not by a vote of Congress, not by the consensus of our neighbors, not even by agreement of all Americans but one." Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
I love this comment:
Timothy McVeigh killed 19 children under the age of 6, but you can still buy fertilizer and diesel fuel. Oh, and you can also rent box trucks.
Guns are not the problem, mentally unstable people with guns, however is
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Instead of all this hype about banning firearms and prohibit the true sportsman from enjoying this pastime, why don't we get down to the root of the problem plaguing today's children. BAN the violent video games that take our children out of reality. What good can ever come from a game called "Grand Theft Auto"?? This game only shows the kids what wrong they can do, rather than showing them the good in this world. Children are way too impressionable and need guidance, not violence........
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to be perfectly honest i could care less for this show. don't like the way it got canned, but in all honesty if this hadn't happened and they canned it i'd shed no tears. i found the show to be annoying at best, stuck up gun snobs who on air liked to show how they bought the guns off people sooooooooooo low and made such a big profit
I'm not a huge fan of the show, but I dang sure am a fan of the daughter, and mom aint bad either. Of course Dad's pimping them out for ratings. I'd rather watch AG than a lot of other crappy programming, but still, on it's own merit it sucks.
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December 19, 2012
Following its decision to cancel the hit gun show American Guns in response to the Connecticut school massacre, the Discovery Channel has signaled that two more firearms-based programs are set to be axed.
Despite admitting that Sons of Guns has enjoyed pretty solid ratings, Discovery Channel spokeswoman Laurie Goldberg indicated to the New York Times that the show would not get the green light for a new season.
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Originally posted by bcbully
I get that it takes longer, said it myself. But that doesnt really answer the main question / point. Regardless of amount of time it takes, tons of people still reach that maximum point of advancement in nearly every game, including WoW. What is there to do then? You have the best possible gear. You wont get any stronger. Yet people still play after hitting that point.
I know the answer. It's because they find the game fun, even if they are no longer progressing.
But that brings me to my next question. Why is GW2 somehow hated for the exact same thing?
People hit that maximum progression point then start bashing the game because "theres nothing else to do". There are things to do, just not progression based things. Just about EVERY MMO in existence has that same exact wall where you are no longer progressing. Its simply part of the game. You cannot continue progressing for eternity. At some point the only thing left to do is "have fun". But for some reason that same thing is hated on by many people when it comes to GW2.
Using WoW as an example again. How many people actually take the full amount of time between expansions to reach max level and get all the best new gear? It takes some people weeks, others a few months. But on average, nowhere near the almost 2 years between expansions. Between those expansions, if you're still playing, the only thing left to do is "have fun". How is that somehow different? You dont see people (maybe afew, but not many) raging against WoW because it doesnt have 2 full years worth of progression in Vanilla or any of its expansions.
I get thatfor some people, progression is important. But progression in games eventually comes to an end. Do you quit the game as soon as you hit that point? Was the game so little fun to you that once you hit that point you suddenly stop having fun?
Of course in some of these games, there are expansions that come out which give you new goals to aim for and new features to try out. But GW2 will also have expansions that add tot he game over time. Some of you guys act like that isnt going to be happening and all that there is now, is all that will ever be.
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One thing with gw2 spvp you dont get, but you do get with wow, rift, swtor, tsw et all.
I've never once had some lowlife go "fps just loose, if we loose quicker we get more tokens"
Originally posted by ShakyMo
Haha, yeah people are horrible witht hat in WAR.
"Hey this other zone is about to be lost. Everyone leave the zone we're winning in and go to the already lost zone for the free loser / pity tick"
or "Stop defending the keep. Just let them take it so we can get our pity tick and then get to the next zone for another pity tick there too"
Yeah I quit war when bioware changed the rvr rules for the worse and made it semi timed lake wintergrasp bollox.
Originally posted by Aerowyn
Which is my point. Some people need progression. Instead of them bitching that GW2 is a bad game (on an hourly basis it seems) just move on and chalk this up to poor knowlege gathering skills. I say poor because its not like this was known for months that GW2 wouldnt have the content they desire and yet through their stupidity or malaise they buy it anyway and then when they dont like it they bitch and complain to high heaven because it doesnt have what they want. It would be just as bad as me making posts after post about Darkfall after purchasing it and quitting because I know I hate open FFA Full Loot PvP and then come here and make a hundred posts about how DF:UW is a horrible game and has no faction PvP or decent PvE for casual players. People need to stick to what they like and quit bitching about the games that contain stuff they dont. This would make this site so much more pleasent to visit in the process.
Originally posted by kaiser3282
I completely and 100% agree with this post, but the vast majority of modern MMO gamers have grown up on the WoW model where they get to do new progression every 9-10 months when a new raid tier comes out.
Just another idiotic design decision that I "used" to love but now see how stupid and dumb it is and how that game has destroyed any sembelance of true MMO vestiges. All I can say is thank F'n God for GW2 to come along, a AAA MMO that sees through Blizzard's bullshit and gives us who prefer fun to take predominance in the genre.
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Originally posted by Zylaxx
haha very true and I can guarntee these posts will happen after DF release.. but i agree that with GW2 so many complaints I see of the systems are systems that have been known forever.
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Don't give a shit about gear, my reward is the thrill of victory.
Originally posted by GolbezTheLion
Awesome, honestly.
Rank 37 means you play a lot, a whole lot. Would it upset you if you got some super awesome (cosmetic) flaming sword at rank 40, that you could walk around the real game world with? What if you got somthing just as awesome at 5, 10, 15 etc. Would it take away from the thrill of victory?
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rank 22 here.
Originally posted by Kuppa
Same question to you kupp. the one above.
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Originally posted by bcbully
It wouldn't upset me but I kind of like the separation they have between pvp and pve. TBH I liked how it was back in GW1, don't really care for the gear in pvp. I do like the titles and would hope for more stat tracking then what they have currently.
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Originally posted by PaRoXiTiC
Rofl congrats you are the winner of todays most ignorant comment of the day award with "If you don't like GW2 then you need to stop playing video games. Period."
Originally posted by Kuppa
That's cool and would also be great additions. I just think some form of gain will add meaning. It doesn't have to be a huge hulking system, but a bunch of little things starting with what we are talking about here.
As far as the complete separation, it made me feel like "hey pvp guy, you go play overhere in this little spot."
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I don't have a problem with sandbox pvp systems like eve or darkfall
But in themeparks pvp is best gearless like gw or planetside or with a very shallow gear curve like daoc.
Other wise you get afkers, Botters, the let them win brigade and raiders 1 shotting actual pvpers. Basicly it just becomes another gear grind rather than pvp for the joy of pvp.
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Originally posted by AegisSaga
well said well said
Originally posted by bcbully
Agreed, they could add more. They probably will as well, at least I hope they do stat wise. But if you look at pvp games that are essentially spvp(which are mainly outside the mmo genre) they don't really reward you much of anything progression wise and you don't get a "world" perse. Look at LoL, its just lobbies but they don't think they are getting stuck in a "little spot".
The problem is that many folks that play MMOs need progression, they also need a reason to pvp besides the actual action of pvping. I believe many of them view it as: "Why the heck am I here getting my butt kicked by some epeen crazy person when Im not getting any loot out of it and/or it has no meaning?!"
Originally posted by bcbully
I see what youre trying to do, but it isn't correct at all.
Being rewarded for your effort would not diminish the thrill of victory for anyone, and nobody has claimed that either. What some of us are saying is that NOT getting those things does not diminish the thrill of victory for them either.
Just look at FPS games. Theyve been very popular for a long time. A few of themhave added a minor amount of progression, whichis usually quite easy to obtain, but for the most part there is no progression, just the fight. They're very fun to fans of them for the same reasons ome of us prefer non-gear based PvP where progression & rewards dont factor in.
The thrill of victory is all we need.
I started my online gaming experience in FPS games with no progression whatsoever. The only thing that mattered was skill. The only reward was the thrill of victory, and for those of us good enough to make it, our names on the leaderboards. I've actually spent more time consistently playing certain FPS games than I have in any single MMO without taking extended breaks for months. What was my reward? Getting to test myself against other humans and kicking the crap out of them.
People like me, and some of the others who have posted here are driven by the thrill of battle, and even more by the thrill of victory. Kicking your ass is reward enough. Everything else comes 2nd.
Originally posted by kluu
OMG this is so right! GW2 pvp is more akin to FPS than RPG definately.
Originally posted by Kuppa
You see I'm the guy who after roflstomping noobs for so long, I ask "why." I pvp because I believe this is what games are about. Pong says hi along with her buddy Combat.
Three things keep me pvp in one game after I reach the "/sigh pwning another noob." point are one, being able to build and rebuild different combonations of play style and how all those abilities interact. Two, something to strive for. Three variety of play i.g. battlegrounds, arenas, Wpvp, and duels. What ever the set up there needs to be atleast 3 viable ways to pvp at minimum.
side note - I think hutball is the second greatest (Altrec Valley #1) battleground ever made, but after 3k matches and another 500 on top with nothing to gain, it even got boring. I raged quit when rated battle grounds didn't come in 1.2.
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2 pieces at a maximum of 23 kg (50 lb) per piece and maximum dimension of 158cm (62inches) per piece
Between Africa and Australia
If not specified in the table above, the following allowances apply:
Business class – 2 pieces with 32kg (70lb) per piece and maximum dimensions of 158cm (62inches) per piece
Economy class – 1 piece with 23kg (50lb) and maximum dimension of 158cm (62inches)
Voyager Piece Concept Allowance
Exceptions: SA Airways Voyager Passenger & Star Alliance Gold Members
Please note that this does not include the DXB code-share flights.
Please note that this does not include the EY code-share flights.
The additional baggage benefit will be offered to Elite members as an additional piece of baggage and no longer according to the weight-concept when flying on the services of SAA
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Please note, that more than 32kg (70lb) per piece is not accepted as baggage. If exceeding 32kg (70lb), the piece of baggage must be checked as air cargo at specified cargo rates.
The following dimensions as a guideline – (this is what ACSA dictates to fit down the conveyor belt.)
The sizes do not include items that form part of sporting equipment / fragile items.
Between South Africa and destinations in Africa (SA ONLY)
Approval is subject to the conditions regularly imposed on this type of baggage system. These conditions preclude the application of weight-related baggage systems to any passengers whose ultimate ticketed origin or destination is a point in the United States. For these passengers, only piece-related bag-gage system shall apply, including any travel beyond the U.S.-foreign gateway legs of the journeys
For transportation originating or terminating in the USA/US Territories, Canada where piece concept applies, piece concept regulations apply for the entire journey, irrespective if a stopover is taken or not.
To qualify for PC when a journey includes countries that the weight concept is the actually baggage allowace, the ticket must be issued all on one ticket (one contract).
Example: if a passenger purchased a NYC LON NYC - PC would apply for this applicable ticket and the new ticket (contract) LON Johannesburg LON - the applicable weight concept would apply.
For transportation originating or terminating in countries other than USA/US Territories, Canada where the piece concept is Government approved, and SA has implemented exception between these countries the piece concept regulations apply for the entire journey, irrespective if a stopover is taken or not as long as the applicable through fare has been collected.
Example: NYC-FRA-Johannesburg-FRA-NYC for all sectors PC applies. If a passenger with PC allowance checks-in baggage after a stopover is made for a route where weight concept applies, the free baggage allowance will remain PC, but the charge for excess baggage must be paid according to weight concept rates.
Example: Stopover in Johannesburg and FRA; check-in of 2 pc with 30kg each. The permitted baggage allowance is 2x23kg (2x50lb) => the difference 14kg have to be charged at 1,5% per kg of the Highest SA Airways normal direct one way economy class fare fare Johannesburg-FRA.
Persons with reduced mobility may carry free of charge one wheelchair and/or other assertive devices they are dependent on.
Exception: On flights to and from European Union destinations, (London and Frankfurt) one further mobility device may be carrier free of charge, ( two in total), over and above the free baggage allowance. (To satisfy requirement under EU regulation 1107/2006)
For through journeys where the passenger travels partly on First Class and partly on Business or Economy Class service the free baggage allowance on each portion of travel shall be that applicable to the class of service for which the fare is paid.
In case of SA unilateral application of PC in opposition to IATA regulations, PC-charges apply only on SA -sectors; for interlining on ongoing other airline sectors please check the free allowance shown on the respective sector ticket coupons. In case of through-check-in and excess, the applicable excess baggage charges have to be charged also if only required for parts of the journey. If excess baggage applies on a routing where no published excess baggage charge is available, the applicable charge applies in the direction of travel for SA sectors and for other airline sectors according to the transporting carrier's rules and charges
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