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Belfort Vs. Rockhold Shrouded In Controversy (Evidence Inside)
With a win over Rockhold, Belfort solidified his place as the number one contender and legitimately vanquished his opposition...or did he?
As many fans and pundits alike have been pointing out, before Belfort throws the kick, Rockhold appears to nod as if to tell him "Now!!!" He even circled into the kick a bit if you look at his legs. This begs the question...can such an event be true?
If you look at Vitor's undefeated streak in Brazil, one would think there is some weight to the claim. Add to the fact the UFC has been showing us they operate more like a business lately and going for marketing (See Unworthy Contenders).
That being said...what is to market? Fights! What is a big market? Brazil! Imagine if every Brazilian on the main card lost. (Nothing against Brazilians here, awesome people, culture, food, country...just making a point). Would the Brazilians still come to see the next fight knowing how the last one ended? Again, I am not personally big on conspiracy theories, but these facts raise questions.
Another irony was the questionable decision Rafael Dos Anjos took home when many didn't feel he had remotely earned it. It's stuff like this that builds these rumors.
That being said, I am being impartial on this one and ONLY presenting what I have heard. More importantly, what do YOU ALL think about this?
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I'm thinking of either starting a non profit group or trying to get a sub group going under the MOMS group organization.
What it would be is a mom's group for mothers with medically fragile children. (can you come up with name?)
If it's under MOMS group then it would be just like your typical mom's group.. (mom's night out, kids day out etc with maybe slight changes due to medical reasons)... or if it's my own then it would still be ran like a mom's group but with some support services.
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HEMLOCK, Ohio — As was expected second ranked Wahama experienced little trouble with host Miller Friday evening as Kane Roush scored four touchdowns while running for 129 yards in only six carries to lead the Bend Area team to a convincing 71-19 road win over the Falcons.
Following a bye week during its 2012 fall schedule the White Falcons returned to action and never missed a beat in its Tri Valley Conference, Hocking Division win against Miller. Crandal Neal and Zach Wamsley joined Roush in the offensive assault with Neal tallying three touchdowns and topping the 100 yard mark with 109 yards in nine touches and Wamsley adding a trio of scores and five point after kicks in the one-sided victory.
The Mason County team raced to a huge 59-12 halftime edge before coasting in the final two quarters to conclude the conference portion of its season with a perfect 8-0 record. The TVC win locks up the Falcons' third consecutive Hocking Division title and was the Bend Area team's 24 successive league win since joining the TVC three years ago.
Overall the second rated White Falcons improved to 9-0 on the fall campaign while extending its unbeaten regular season winning string to 30 straight games. Miller concluded its 2012 football season at 1-9 overall and 1-7 inside the TVC.
WHS exploded for 33 points in the opening 12 minutes before adding another 26 points during the second stanza to remove any doubt in the game's final outcome. Roush tallied scoring runs of 18, 10, two and 56 yards, all in the first half, with Neal adding a 28 yard touchdown reception from Trenton Gibbs and a 17 yard burst down the right sideline. Wamsley added TD gallops of 21 and 11 yards in addition to returning an interception 52 yards for another score during the contests first two quarters.
Miller reached the end zone on two occasions in the second canto with Kaleb McKinniss rambling 33 yards for six points prior to Kody McKinniss returning a kickoff 80 yards for another Falcon score.
Neal added a three yard run and Wyatt Zuspan a two yard burst in the second half for Wahama with Logan Wesney going in from a yard out for the lone score by Miller over the final two quarters.
WHS picked up 21 first downs while running for 426 yards while passing for another 79 for a total of 505 yards in total offense. In addition to Roush and Neal was Wamsley with 81 yards in seven touches, Timmy Gibbs with 36 yards in five carries and Demetrius Serevicz with 17 yards in his lone try. Trenton Gibbs connected on two of two passes on the evening for 54 yards and a touchdown with Wyatt Zuspan completing his only pass attempt for 25 yards. Crandale Neal had one reception for 28 yards and a score with Colton Neal grabbing one for 26 yards and Serevicz one catch for 25 yards.
Miller tallied 11 first downs on 184 yards rushing and 32 passing for a net 216 total yards of offense. Kaleb McKinniss paced the Falcons on the ground with 81 yards in seven carries with Garrett Sinift connecting on three of nine aerials for 32 yards with one interception.
The White Falcons will put its unbeaten 9-0 record on the line next week when the Bend Area team entertains seventh rated Buffalo for an important grid encounter that has huge playoff ramifications for both teams. A victory by Wahama would likely insure the locals the benefit of hosting all of its post-season playoff games while a win by Buffalo could mean as many as two home playoff dates for the Bison. The titanic senior night confrontation is slated for 7:30 p.m. at Bachtel Stadium in Mason.


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"Local".. lets you map your world - Frappr is the popular Google Maps site that lets you create your own Google Map for your website, group or club. (That reminds me, have you placed a pin on mine yet?) Frappr has introduced a way for registered users (free) to mark locations and share places in their community on a Google Map. Small community or campus newspapers, or radio stations could use this service to share points of interest with listeners or readers, or community groups could map projects they are engaged in throughout their region. This is a great extension of the social networking app that Frappr has already released. Check out Frappr Local:
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Olivia Lane and Ashley Mills won at No. 1 doubles for the Lady Hounds, but Effingham won the three singles matches to secure the victory. It advanced to face Starr's Mill in the second round.
Kaley Clay, Jazmine Washington and Sarah Pounds played singles for Jones County, and Logan Bowden and McKenzie Barnes were the No. 2 doubles team.
"The girls fought hard, with all but No. 1 singles going to tie-breaker sets," coach Alisha Gordon said. "It was a match that we had a very good chance of winning, but we were unable to pull through. I hope to be in the same position next year with better results."
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EAST BEND - The Falcons summoned some Homecoming magic and soared into the win column.
After seven tough losses to open the season, Forbush scored 31 unanswered points and held off a late East Wilkes rally to notch its first victory of the season, 34-20, Friday night on Homecoming.
Running back Jordan Sawyers paved the way for the Falcons, rushing for 174 yards and three total touchdowns, while Matthew Stanley added 129 yards on the ground and a score.
Quarterback Bennett Winslow was efficient on the night, throwing for 94 yards on 5-for-7 passing, hooking up with Sawyers on a 31-yard strike in the third quarter.
Todd Patterson hauled in two catches for 50 yards as the Falcons racked up 387 yards of total offense in their finest performance of the season.
After falling behind 6-3 late in the first quarter, Forbush reeled off 31-straight points to take a commanding 34-6 advantage midway through the fourth.
Stanley followed an Alex Torres 38-yard field goal with a 7-yard score. Sawyers followed with a 31-yard touchdown catch to put the Falcons up 17-6.
After another Torres field goal, Sawyers found paydirt from five and 22 yards out to give Forbush a comfortable 34-6 lead with just over four minutes to play.
But East Wilkes stormed back, scoring two touchdowns in a minute to trim the lead down to 34-20.
The Falcons hung on to preserve their first win of the year.
The 34 points against the Cardinals outscored Forbush's scoring production through the first five Mountain Valley Conference games combined.
With the win, the Falcons moved out of the cellar of the conference standings, improving to 1-7 on the year and 1-5 in MVAC action.
Forbush returns to the field Friday in West Jefferson to take on Ashe County before returning home to close out the season against Elkin.
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Cathie Amstutz was born to Alva Bell Ogsbury and Robert Patterson Davies in West Hartford, Connecticut. She gave her life over to others unreservedly and will be remembered for her gorgeous smile and twinkling blue eyes.
Cathie grew up with her three brothers, Jim, Robert and Roger, and was part of a group of friends on Rosedale Road who remained close throughout her life.
Cathie studied art at Skidmore College and was swept off her feet there by a dashing young naval airman named Ken Derrick. The couple married in 1958. The Hartford Courant wrote that she wore a dress of "white silk bombazine styled with…a very full skirt with a deep lace border cascading into a chapel train."
Cathie and Ken lived in Tariffville, Simsbury and Avon, CT, and had three children together. They hosted gourmet dinner parties and spent time with friends and family at Hartland Pond, Connecticut, Shadyside, Maryland, and Tortola, Virgin Islands. Cathie also painted and developed close friendships in the Avon and Hartford area.
Cathie's marriage to Ken ended in 1972, and she spent four years raising her children as a single mother in Turner and Lewiston, Maine.
She returned to West Hartford where she worked as a graphics designer for Northeast Utilities and, in 1984, married Robert Amstutz, a Simsbury High School social studies teacher. Bob had promised Cathie the world and took her traveling to France, Germany and Italy. In 2002, Cathie and Bob moved to Waitsfield, Vermont, where Cathie sang for the Mad River Chorale, worked at the Eagles Resort, designed floral arrangements at A Schoolhouse Garden, crafted an awesome garden of perennial flowers and cared for Bob. She also provided inspiration for her five grandchildren, who knew her as "Oma."
Through her various lives and loves, Cathie maintained a passion for animals and wildlife, for her children and grandchildren, and for cooking, flowers and art.
Cathie was not overtly religious though it would be hard to find a person who more fully lived out the Christian edict of giving to those in need. Cathie was known for taking in stray pets and for inviting people who were less fortunate to join in special family occasions and holiday dinners.
Cathy is survived by her children Alison Davies Derrick of Oklahoma City, Deborah Lynn Derrick and her husband James Baxter Hunt III of Arlington, VA, Charles Luther Derrick and his wife Karen Capwell Derrick of Fayston, VT; her brothers James, Roger and Robert Davies; and five grandchildren, Stephanie, James and Lindsey Hunt and Miles and Cole Derrick.
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Didn't test the Blackberry browser or the BB Playbook browser? Hmm
iOS 6 Safari gets compared to Windows Phone 8 Internet Explorer, loses in JavaScript, wins in HTML5
When it came to JavaScript, Internet Explorer 10 did a lot better than both Safari under iOS 6 beta (likely an older beta, not the just-released iOS 6 beta 4), and the older Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which predates the recent 4.1 Jelly Bean.
While SunSpider may show Windows Phone 8 pulling ahead for JavaScript, Safari under iOS 6 bested both Windows Phone 8 IE and Ice Cream Sandwich when it came to HTML5 rendering. Windows Phone 8 came in at a total score of 300 plus 6 bonus points while Android 4.0 managed a 280 plus 3 bonus points. Safari under iOS 6 came in with a total of 360 points plus 9 bonus points.
Interestingly, our other sibling site, CrackBerry.com pointed out that RIM's still-in-beta browser, Torch on BlackBerry 10, pulls off a staggering 447 points plus 10 bonus points. So the bar for everyone is clearly still being raised.
Given Jelly Bean wasn't even used yet, and Windows Phone 8, BlackBerry 10, and iOS 6 are all still in beta, none of this means too much yet. Other than, you know, geeks love numbers.
We'll keep having fun running the tests though. Because, again, geeks love numbers!
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iOS 6 Safari gets compared to Windows Phone 8 Internet Explorer, loses in JavaScript, wins in HTML5
Doesn't need to be testing BlackBerry 10, the PlayBook OS 2.1 comes in at 393. Heck even the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha comes in at 388.
369 on my Nexus 7 using Chrome for the HTML5 test
You beat me to it. When I first read this article I thought iOS6 must have beaten BB10, or at the VERY least PB 2.0......but I see that they did not. This article is VERY misleading. It's like comparing a Porche to a Ford Focus & saying SEE we beat the competition.
BTW Congrats, the yet to be released iOS 6 does beat the 1.5 year old PlayBook OS 1.0 Browser
Well it is iMore, an Apple fan site so they'll manipulate an artictle to favor their beloved platform. Proof you say dear Apple fanboy? Their listed source of WPCentral also says that bb10 scores 477 let alone the Playbook's OS 2.1 beta which scored 393 and apparently they've left that part out completely. And it's either that or they think 477 is less than 360. This article deserves no credit due to biasness towards iOS 6.
Seems they have edited the article & title to fix the inaccuracies...thx guys :)
BUT what about the PlayBook OS? It currently gets a score of 373, & once 2.1 is out of public beta it will be getting 393.
Oh & as a heads up, no one calls the browser "Torch" anymore, not even RIM...thoughthe browser does have it's roots in "torch mobile"
I must be missing something, " iOS 6 bested all the competition when it came to HTML5 rendering"? Really?! iOS 6 hasn't been releases yet and it is already trailing Chrome and Playbook OS 2.0!
It is articles like this the help solidify the non-Apple fans notion of iSheep. I love my iPad, but blindly hyping the Html5 number of beta OS, when it still falls short of a 10 month old RIM release seems pretty weak.
I have to agree with the peanut gallery -- it may be corrected in the article, but the headline is a bit misleading for the 99% of people who first and foremost think of Android when they think of "The Competition"


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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
A second-half comeback lifted Stratford High School to a 42-28 victory over Sumter in a non-region football game on Friday night.
The Knights improved to 2-0 by rallying from a 28-21 deficit in Sumter. It was Stratford's fourth win in the series over the last five games.
Coach Ray Stackley's squad travels to Fort Dorchester on Friday. The Patriots are 2-0 after convincing victories over Carolina Forest and Cane Bay. The Knights have won two straight over Fort Dorchester and three of four, including last season's 28-21 win that was Stackley's 250th career victory.
"Fort Dorchester is much improved," he said. "They are very athletic on both sides of the ball. Their quarterback (Kobe Garrett) is very dangerous running and throwing and their defensive front is as big and as athletic as we will see all year … we will have to play better than we have been playing to be successful."
Garrett and the Patriots figure to be a stern test. Against Cane Bay, Garrett threw four touchdown passes to four different receivers and running backs Matt Murray and Nahshon Cyrus combined for nearly 200 yards.
Cane Bay finished with less than 170 yards of total offense.
"Our kids played hard," Fort Dorchester coach Steve LaPrad said. "We moved the ball well and our defense played like we expect it to in the second half but we need to clean some things up. Hopefully with a good week of practice we can straighten the other things out."
Against Sumter, quarterback Jacob Park was 19 of 33 for 334 yards and three touchdowns. The Georgia commitment tossed two touchdowns to Jordan Johnson and another to Thad Thompson.
Johnson and Tyree Scroggins each caught six passes for 97 and 79 yards respectively. Johnson added a rushing touchdown for the Knights.
Thompson had three grabs for 94 yards while Jamek Jones added three catches for 63 yards.
Defensively, linebacker Cecil Smith led the way with 13 tackles and 2.5 sacs. Linebacker Michael Simmons, linebacker T.J. Deveaux and defensive lineman Joe Cook added 10 tackles apiece.
Deveaux also had 2.5 sacks, while Cook added a sack and a half. Defensive lineman Rodrigo Hernandez and cornerback Sheldon Reid added eight and six tackles respectively.
Reid also made an interception.
After Fort Dorchester, the Knights host Ashley Ridge on Sept. 20 and travel to Colleton County on Sept. 27.
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BUFFALO, NY – Hilbert College used a 23-7 run in the second half to run away from D'Youville College and capture a 68-59 road win in women's basketball January 11. Freshman Jenah Labuski finished with her second double-double this season netting 20 points and grabbing 12 rebounds while sophomore transfer Natalie Whitman earned 17 points and 14 rebounds to help improve the Hawks to 2-5 in league play (2-11 overall). The Spartans (2-5, 3-11 overall) were led by Torie Hax who finished with 18 points and 10 rebounds.
Even though they shot a dismal 21% from the floor, Hilbert controlled the game the entire first half as they held a dominating 35-22 rebounding edge (19 offensive) over the Spartans. With a 27-25 half time lead to work with, the Hawks stayed on top, until D'Youville's Sara Wozniak hit back-to-back three point field goals. Her six points gave the Spartans their first lead in the game at 15:25. It took less than five minutes for Hilbert to regain the lead and grab their second AMCC win in five days.
Senior Julie Bossard and freshman Kateland Ball each chipped in eight points for Hilbert. D'Youville's Bridget Andrews finished with 14 points and six steals in the losing effort.
The Hawks return to action Saturday, January 14 when they host Mount Aloysius College (3-4, 5-8 overall) in a 4pm tip in the Hafner Recreation Center.
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Life will be a beach for Seth Lancaster after he finishes at Hanahan High School.
The senior baseball player has signed a national letter of intent with Coastal Carolina, one of the top NCAA programs annually. Lancaster plays on the infield and pitches at HHS.
"It's a big deal for him and the program," HHS coach Brian Mitchell said of Lancaster's signing. "One of our main goals is to develop players so they can improve and play at the next level. He has always been a very good ball player and his hard work has paid off."
Lancaster has started at Hanahan since his freshman season.
Last spring, Lancaster batted .345 with 28 RBIs and 25 runs scored. As a sophomore, he posted a .358 batting average with 17 RBIs in helping to lead the Hawks into the Class AA state championship series.
He batted .292 as a freshman.
"He has a lot of potential," Mitchell said. "He's about 6-2, 195 or 200 pounds. He's a very strong kid and his arm strength is good. He's a guy that can run too. His 60-yard time is under seven."
Mitchell has high expectations for Lancaster this upcoming season.
"I really expect big things," Mitchell said. "I think he's going to have a great year."
And afterwards, Lancaster will move on to one of the better programs in the country. The Chanticleers have been to 12 NCAA tournaments over the last 13 seasons.
"Coastal Carolina has an outstanding program," Mitchell said. "… Coach Gilmore has done a great job there. It's a good location and they've got great facilities."
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I slept with it next to our bed. Because the directions say to let it rise in a 70˚ room. Well, our downstairs is colder than that. (Much colder.) And since heat rises, I decided to bring it upstairs, with specific instructions to the kids not to jump on the dough.
The dough has to sit for 12-18 hours. After that amount of time, you punch it down, form it into a ball, and it looks like that. Up there. (That whole timing thing always gets me. But, starting it at 4:00 on a Saturday afternoon, seemed to be great. I didn't touch it again until noon the next day. 20 hours? Oh, I know, but things happen and that was the earliest I could get back to it. It was ready for dinner on Sunday night. Seems like a long time to wait for a loaf of bread, huh? Really, you do little while waiting. I promise.)
I resisted the urge to swaddle, and just folded the towel back over the top. And let it sit for 2 hours.
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Las Vegas, NV, InfoComm - June 9, 2010 - Mackie today adds an ultra-compact 2-way powered loudspeaker into its highly successful HD Series – the HD1221 High-Definition Powered Loudspeaker. Built upon the same innovative design as its larger counterparts, the HD1221 delivers 1200W of peak system power via ultra-efficient Class-D amplifier technology. With integrated Mackie active electronics and the implementation of Mackie's patented high-definition digital processing, the HD1221 offers amazing performance and power for such a small loudspeaker. Its asymmetrical design also makes it an ideal stage monitor.
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With custom transducer design and system tuning by the high-end touring experts by EAW, the HD1221 delivers stunning sonic results. The 12˝ neodymium woofer is perfectly matched with the 1.75″ heat-treated titanium compression driver that is fitted into a custom-designed, user-rotatable 90x50 horn by Martin Audio. Three user-selectable voicing modes allow the user to easily adjust the speaker's tone for the application at hand. The rugged all-wood cabinet is pole-mountable, stackable, flyable and delivers the perfect angle for use as a stage monitor.
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The HD1221 High-Definition Powered Loudspeaker will be available worldwide August, 2010. The HD1221 will have a U.S. MSRP of $999.99. Visit Mackie during the InfoComm Show at Booth #C7390 from June 09-11, 2010 in Las Vegas, NV. Check out an HD Series demo in Demo Room #N112 at 10, 12, 2 and 4:00pm during the show.
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Joined: 5/17/12
Wouldn't it bring back peaple to lower levels if all the de's and reward drops where given depending what level you where? Meaning if you where level 80 you would get your max xp per event no mater what level the zone is. Same with gear, every zone should drop your current level's gear. Or does it do that alrdy?
Oh and also all the merchants should sell stuff acording to your level.
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Joined: 9/16/11
This can solo everything:
Take Elementalist.Equip Sceptre/Focus. Switch to the Earth Attunement. Take 2 cantrips(any two really) and a Glyph of Storms. Stack both Condition damage and Vitality. Profit!
That is only coping mechanism tho. Depending on the server it can vary from "what deserted content?" to "what other people?". On Piken Square, right after the starting zones, people simply vanish. Poof! Like that! And it's supposed to be one of two big Roleplaying servers. You can only see either people in groups or people that are here for vistas/points of interest/skill challenges. In other words, you can't group with them, because if you do try(I have), you get both the rejection and the silent gospel.
And, no. Most of the content is NOT soloable(for an average build). OMG WTF BBQ??? But it is Herp-Derp! No it is not. Wanna know why? Because devs are sadists-they put anywhere between 2-4 creeps per Square meter and they give WAAAY too High damage to them AND boring, oneshot abilities(Ice Troll's freeze anyone?) AND they give ridiculous respawn times to those same creatures. Ever tried doing the Molengrad event by yourself(that event where you have to collapse four Dredge mine shafts near the end of Snowden)? How do you intend to solo 3-5 Dredge+1-2 Dredge Turrets at the same time. And that is not labeled as "Group Event". And if you are on Piken or such servers, you can have such privilege as either skipping 50% content or spam rezzing yourselff.
This game had so much potential, but one thing is clear. The people that did Guild Wars: Prophecies-Guild Wars: Nightfall haven't designed this game. The people that designed Eye of the North, however, did design this game(and I thought of GWEN as a cancer to the GW1 tissue->it allowed permaformers transformers is just one example why I hated it). In other words: different design team, yet the same name. Think of differences between Morrowind and Oblivion or Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 for further examples of such shifty developing mindsets.
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Joined: 5/04/12
Originally posted by Dzone
You gain rewards according to your real level (with a small penalty).
And what is the point of merchants selling to your level (although thry sell gathering and salvage kits to your level)?
Currently playing: GW2
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Joined: 6/20/08
This game isn't very tough, the vast majority of DEs are soloable. That's with 4 80s and 7 characters slots all full. Some may not find that fun and would like lots of players all over (I didn't like it much the first month), and others may prefer small groups that require more skill (that's me). Some servers may have it bad off, and other servers may not be as bad (like mine).
Originally posted by Lobotomist
Even within the first month, when there were loads of players on each map, people asking for rezzes in map chat would most often be ignored. Most people don't want to go a on trek to pick someone up. I know this firsthand, as I actually responded to some of these folks, when 30+ others ignored them. Asking for pickups in map chat is pretty lame.
Originally posted by Eir_S
Depends on your class and abilities at dodging and CC - a lot of emphasis on CC if you're not very high lvl. I've got 4 80s, and I have been able to solo champs, on all of them, while leveling up. I did the Jotun champ (who takes over an outpost) on my ranger to about 10% health, and then another player showed up, and I really didn't want them to :/ ("jotun champ gw2" search on google has the youtube video of exact mob, not me playing) That's just one example, done a couple spiders recently too.
The game isn't hard haha. Running 4 person fractals/dungeons is sometimes good.
Edit: I'll say the game is tougher for me on Engineer, I apparently don't sync well with that class and may very well fail at most DEs I attempt (haven't played past lvl 22 though).
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Joined: 3/22/07
Originally posted by Gorwe
I just took my Power necromancer to lvl 60 via normal PvE. Yes, a Power necro. With an axe + focus / staff. It's one of the "use it if you want to be a gimp" builds and I could still solo non-group events well. Yes, some of them are hard for a solo player (dredge are particularly annoying, although I wouldn't call them "hard"), but it's definitely doable even with a below-average build. The only zone that's consistently too difficult is the Lost Shores island, but that's lvl 80 stuff.
Originally posted by Gorwe
And this is a pretty average build. In fact, I'd say it's more difficult to use than the commonly-used heavy armor builds, because elementalists require some finesse with all their attunement swapping and squishiness. A Guardian can just autoattack through most of the game.
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The measure I use to judge zone population is how long does the prime time thing last.
When there were lots of people playing back in September and October (the release rush), I could log in at around 7 pm weeknights, and see plenty of people on any map and this would last until around 11 pm, so 3 hours tops.
Nowdays, when I log in at 7, and go to any zone, I will see people about for about an hour. If I don't get done what I wanted by 9 pm, well there is always the next evening.
There are still times when you can find plenty of people in any zone, but those prime time periods are getting shorter, which indicates to me there are far fewer players overall now. It does not help that the trend is clearly downward.
3 million copies pretty much codifies that Anet failed to unthrone WOW like they claimed they would. They got a small market share, it's a niche game.
If I had to sum it up for noobs, GW2 is the limited appeal jumping puzzle MMO.
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Joined: 1/30/09
I guess it's one of those "your mileage may vary" thing, depends a lot on your server and times of gameplay.
Personally I play on the Yak's Bend server, usually after 9 pm venezuelan time (currently EST + 30 minutes, but it's -30 minutes for half of the year since we don't do the daylight savings thing), and while it's obvious that there aren't nearly as many people as there was during release, zones aren't the ghost towns people describe. Note that I'm not saying it's not a problem, just that is not as bad on the server and during the hours I play.
Most events can be soloed if needed (except for the ones marked as "group"), but it's normal that I see 3 or 4 other people doing them, even if sometimes I start them solo. Also I always see people calling for help on group events on map chat, and in my experience doing that usually resulta in 6 or more people showing up.
Of course, it also depends on map, the maps where the dragons show up (earlier is at level 40) tend to be more populated, specially when it's close to their spawning window, but also events in those maps tend to be ignored once the dragon spawns.
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Joined: 1/04/05
Originally posted by Corehaven
If it is a champion event then it is not solo-able period. Try the swamp boss in Queensdale - you cannot solo him even leveled down from 80. Some are and some aren't - it depends - people who say they are all soloable are not speaking the truth.
I am on US, Crystal Desert server and I always see players in zones doing events, it is not hard to find someone.
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Joined: 9/11/05
For me, there is nothing that worsens an MMO experience more than zero population.
Once my reached a certain population low, I was pretty much done with the game. But it's ultimately up to you. Some people it doesn't bother as much.
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Joined: 8/08/12
I'm on Tarnished Coast and have been playing with my girlfriend on a new character I started not even two weeks ago. We just hit level 30 last night and have been hunting in Kessex Hills and Gendarran Fields mostly the last few days. While we can go a bit doing hearts and stuff without seeing anyone really, it seems wherever a DE is that's where people in the area flock to. Any tougher DE we've had there's been no shortage of people at all. We've started them alone, but we've always has people join as they progress. The Nebo Terrace event from what I saw last night had at least 10 people defending. I know when we move north to Hirathi Hinterlands it'll be similar with that awesome chain on the northern part of the zone too.
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The problem with censorship is ********
Sigh.... The story of this thread, just like many others around asking for opinions is very simple. People that like the game see tons of people and people that don't like the game see no one. I suggest you check it out for yourself.
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Originally posted by ennymith
Actually - your off base - Rift had as many jumping puzzles too. It is not an Asian grinder - that is Archage. A.Net is in Seattle, WA.
People rused to 80 based on what they knew from other games, not what was known about GW2. I see people from 6PM EST to 10-11 PM EST when I log off..
No one is trying to 'unthrone' WoW - Blizzard is doing that all by themselves (and that is a subject for another thread). What I think A.Net really wants is players invested for the long term, just like people did in GW1.
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Joined: 9/08/11
Originally posted by Dzone
See this is the problem. Downscaling is not perfect and level 80 character in exotics can destroy pretty much any low level DE very easily. People would just change destination and instead of farming Orr, they would farm zones 1-15. It's not bad idea, but it got some issues and it could pretty much end up in scenario, where population only shifts to different zones, other zones would still be deserted (or not so populated anyway).
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GW2 socialist.
Originally posted by jpnz
I fail to see how it's any different than WoW. Using such a popular game as a comparison, there is virtually no difference in the amount of people I see per night wandering around mid level zones in GW2. I played WoW on at least 5 different servers for a number of years... it was the same thing in BC, Wrath, and Cata (I don't know what zones are like now). Even then, I was playing against other people, not with them. I guess if you wanted proof, you could say Blizz redesigned the 1-60 leveling so people wouldn't just endlessly queue for dungeons?
And remember how packed new zones in WoW were when an expansion first released? Borean Tundra, for example. When they were no longer packed, no one said the game was dying. No one called the zones wastelands. Do you know why? Because it's hyperbole, like most things on these forums.
Some of you act like every other MMO out there has tons of people in mid level zones, when that's rarely been the case. Even in WoW at its prime on the fullest servers (ie: Tichondrius), I didn't see that many people running around. You act like GW2 is dying when people are just doing different things than you are.
I'm on Northern Shiverpeaks. The only time I see hardly anyone is at 4 AM, and even then, last night I did a few boss events. I only had to skip one when no one responded.
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GW2 socialist.
Originally posted by Kuppa
Not necessarily. I love the game, but I don't see "tons" of people. I didn't see "tons" of people in WoW mid zones either. I see enough people to have fun with. I'm not like the guy who waited 10 minutes for a rez... if there's no one responding I party up with a friend or do my own thing... you know, kind of like every single other MMO in existence so far.
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The problem with censorship is ********
Originally posted by Eir_S
I can change tons to some or a none or a few. The point isn't in the details it's in the fact that the OP won't really get a good idea unless he plays it because even though many are saying what it really is others are blinded by their zealousness to either defend or condemn the game.
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Joined: 4/14/11
On the vast majority of servers it's really, really bad. As in from between 30-80 you're going to have to skip most of the dynamic events, and good luck doing anything in Orr. They really need to merge the servers down to just 2 or 3 going on current game population; but sadly, they're still trying to make the game look super-populated. It's a nice scam, but it's not helpful to the existing or new players. If they were to merge the servers down to 2 or 3, then there'd actually be enough of a population to fill out the zones. Right now, there isn't.
The population on most servers is abysmal. Most people will tell you that, hey, there are plenty of other ways to level. You can do renown thingies, gathering, and PvP. All of this is true. But if you'd had your heart set on doing things like defeating the Shatterer? You can forget about that.
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they should introduce fractal of the mists in a diferent city (anyone ), not in Lions Arch, that and the lost shores fiasco its their biggest failures.
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Facts do not require fiction for balance.
Originally posted by Dream_Chaser
Wow, you had to dig deep to pull that out of your... kitten... didn't you? Most dynamic events scale well to even a single person, but I've yet to run into an event in any zone that didn't ultimately have more people show up. My necro that I'm levelling right now is in the low 50s and still there's always someone around. Megaevents like the Shatterer you mention usually have a group of people there waiting on it. They do the initial events in the chain to lead up to it then others join as the event kicks off regularly.
The issue with Orr is simple... the main reason to do things there is access to the exotics vendors. However, there are plenty of other ways to get exotics, so a lot of people don't bother putting in the effort. That needs to be enhanced... more reasons to visit Orr beyond those vendors. Sounds like they're working on that though with the enhanced rewards system they'll be implementing soon.
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Facts do not require fiction for balance.
Originally posted by pedrostrik
Lost Shores being a failure is a bit of a misconception... the problem is that they haven't finished with Southsun by any means. The whole idea of the initial event was to open the land for people to go to, then in the future they'll be adding content to that land primarily for the level 80 crowd. It's this downtime waiting for Southsun content that makes it feel like it wasn't successful even though the reality is that we've only seen the first act towards thier ultimate goal.
There are more tourists at the camps there now than there were initially, so like the fountain in L.A. we're seeing a slow (very) build up as permanent world changes are trickled in.


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