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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Ice Cream
A rich peanut butter ice cream with a fudgy dark chocolate swirl and chunks of frozen Reese's cups.
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Ice Cream
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- For Peanut Butter Ice Cream:
- 2 3/4 cups half and half
- 1 cup no-stir peanut butter
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon Kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup chopped peanut butter cups, chilled in freezer
- For Chocolate Fudge Swirl:
- 1/4 cup light (clear) corn syrup
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon canola or vegetable oil
- 3 ounces unsweetened chocolate
- 2 tablespoons Dutch process cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon Kosher salt
For Peanut Butter Ice Cream: Combine half and half, peanut butter, sugar, salt, and vanilla in blender. Blend until smooth, then transfer to an airtight container and chill for 3 hours or until very cold.
Churn base in ice cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions. Transfer to an airtight container, stir in frozen peanut butter cups, and chill in freezer.
For Chocolate Fudge Swirl: Combine corn syrup, sugar, water, oil, chocolate, cocoa powder, and salt in a heavy-bottomed saucepan. Cook mixture on very low heat until chocolate is melted, sugar is fully dissolved, and all ingredients are fully incorporated. Cool chocolate sauce until just warm enough to pour freely from a spoon.
Retrieve peanut butter ice cream from freezer. Working very quickly, fold chocolate sauce into ice cream with a large spoon or rubber spatula. Fold—don't stir—ice cream just until swirl is distributed. Immediately return to coldest part of freezer and chill until firm, at least 3 hours.


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1987-2008Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA.E. Morgan Stanley Chair in Business Administration and Professor of Finance and Business Economics, February 2006-present.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the first ever live demo of Google's new Android platform... and it's on the iPhone!
[Er... That's the HTC Dream.]
What? Sigh. Okay.
Maybe it's me. Maybe it's a proof of concept. Maybe it's because of the Diamond. Maybe it's just a hormone thing. But does all the innovation have to lead back to Cupertino these days? Does it?
So, another week, another iClone, and more specifically another HTC iClone. (At least they're giving RIM a run for their Bold, Thunder, Storm money for the official iClone volume title...)
Still, it's nice to see Android. As I mentioned in the Top 5 Things the iPhone Could Learn From the Competition, the cloud looks to be the future, and Google currently owns the cloud. Never mind their CEO is on Apple's board of directors (he reportedly recuses himself from iPhone discussions to avoid a conflict of interest), the industry needs the drive Google can provide, even if they wrap it up in a horribly derivative package for now.
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It will be dictated 99.9% by Google, and given their recent "evil" behavior (for example, seen what they've been doing with book scanning lately?) I think the days of benevolence are long behind them...
It's not just the copyright, it's the control and lock-in they've established. Check into it, gives me zero faith in their "open" initiatives, and makes me think they want a Microsoft-style monopoly, gluing eyeballs to their search results every bit as much as Windows.
but rene, you're forgetting that google has never claimed book search was an open project. do you have any examples of the company backtracking on their open source initiatives (e.g. gears, open social, ganeti...and on and on)? if android is released under apache2 this fall like they say, will it really be dictated 99.9% by google?
Why wouldn't Google make book search an open project, seeing as that it's not their property they're basing it on? Archive.org style.
And why Apache and not GPL? (Not that I think Apache is bad, but I think questions are good). Google is going to be the next Microsoft, just like Microsoft was the next IBM. I love Google and use most of their services, but when a company gets that big, and starts lobbying the government that much, effecting policy to that extent, they need to be questioned, and we need to question them. Otherwise we're willingly getting on board Monopoly Express 2.0.
99.9% may be on the high side, but what would happen if (big if), Sprint wanted to release an Android device that stripped out every Google hook and substituted Windows Live?
They're only giving away and supporting Android because they think location based services are the next gold rush, and they're the 800lbs gorilla in that space. What happens when someone messes with the gorilla's food?
I'm just asking...
Aside from the control issues, it's interesting to see how an innovative company like Google responds to the iPhone. I think some of the demo gives us a preview of what future iPhone apps might be like, and who will be using them. More here: http://www.zintin.com/blog/2008/05/google-demos-android-htc-dream/
Android / Schmandrioid ... bring on iPhone 2.0!!!
I want one. Google has it's act together. They will wait till it is right.
I have always wanted an iPhone, but where I live in Arizona, it will not get reception. Why they chose AT&T is beyond me. A company like Verizon made more sense.
Google will conquer another new market with this. The compass feature is extremely cool. Watch out for the long distance market. I suspect a company like Vonage would make a perfect marriage.
Rumor has it Verizon was given first dibs at the iPhone, but they weren't interested...
Vonage survived litigation, but Google is looking towards the 700mhz ubiquitous wifi of tomorrow.
Google actually described an example scenario VERY similar to what you described with Sprint putting Windows Live components on the device -- their example used Yahoo instead. They said, unequivocally, that they'd be fine with that. Besides, they couldn't do anything about it if they wanted. Once it's released, the Apache license is the Apache license. I mean, are trying to suggest they'd try to retract the software and the license? That's just not possible.
No, an in generally I look forward to Android and think Google will do a lot of things right. However, I don't think anyone should forget that Google ultimately is a giant megacorp, just like Apple and Microsoft, and has their own best interests at heart. They're all about getting sticky eyeballs on their ads, and Android is another way for them to do that, no more, no less.
And I'm not sure the Apache license will prove any more a deterrent than the GPL, and there still remain questions about Google's compliance with that (re: contributing source code back, gLinux where art thou?)
I think Apple, Google, MS et al. do the best good when the public keeps the closest eye on them...


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The 33-year-old told Voetbal Primeur: "I had already reached an agreement with Chelsea, but (Silvio) Berlusconi intervened and I stayed at AC Milan.
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Ohio Christian University Disaster Management and Relief student Kyle Landenberger recently represented the University at the Regional Resilience Workshop in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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The Historic Irvington Community Council (HICC) is sponsoring a week of events celebrating the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie's birth July 6-14. Saturday the 14th is his actual birthday, and a number of musicians will play in Ellenberger Park from noon to dusk.
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CONCORD, N.C. – The Carolina Clash presented by Jammer Clutches & Performance North is set for a huge weekend October 4-6 at Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw, South Carolina.
On Tuesday a $700 purse was announced for Sunday's Animal Medium main event, which will pay $500 to the winner and $200 to second, sponsored by GT Machine and MGM Chassis Co.
Also on Tuesday a pair of special awards for Senior Pro Gas Animal was announced. The Hard Charger Award will pay $250 each day to the driver who can advance the most positions in each Senior Pro Gas points class main event.
Now, more money has been added to the Senior Pro Gas Animal purses!
Rather than the originally announced $300-to-win Friday Senior Pro Gas and Saturday Senior Pro Gas and $500 to win on Sunday, each Senior Pro Gas main event will now pay $500 to win.
Friday's Animal Heavy Money Race will pay $500 to the first Pro Gas-powered kart across the line with $200 and $100 going to second and third place. For Saturday's Senior Pro Gas points class, another $500 will go to the victor with $200 and $100 to second and third, respectively. Sunday's Senior Pro Gas headliner will have another $500 going to the winner and $200 and $100 again to second and third.
Including the $500 up for the Hard Charger awards, this brings the Senior Pro Gas Animal purse to a whopping $2,900 plus a $700 purse for Animal Medium.
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Grand Products of Bensalem, Pa., has posted three sets of Bridgestone tires to three different class winners at Kershaw. Tires will be on site at Kershaw and awarded to each winner the day of the event.
A set of Bridgestone YLC 4.50x5" front/rear will go to the second-place finisher in Sunday's Sportsman Pro Gas Animal 2 feature event. The reason the second-place finisher will win the tires is because the feature winner will win the big prize for the weekend, which is a set of Bridgestones for each Gold Cup national in 2014.
A set of Bridgestone YLC 4.50x5" front and 6.00x5" rear will go to the winner of Sunday's Junior Medium main event at Kershaw.
And a set of Bridgestone YLC 4.50x5" front and 7.10x5" rear will go to the winner of Sunday's Animal Amateur Medium main event. The senior Amateur class is open to any senior driver who has never won a WKA national championship.
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Gold Cup Series sponsor Van-K Wheels, based in Denver, N.C., will be on hand at Kershaw with their parts trailer and a nice display. This will mark the first time Van-K owners Brian and Natalie Bass have attended a WKA Gold Cup national event.
Van-K has posted three certificates good for a set of wheels to three lucky racers at the Carolina Clash.
A set of Van-K wheels will go to the last kart running on the lead lap in three classes at Kershaw. Titled the "Last Kart Running" award, this is defined as the last-place driver still on the lead lap at race's end.
The Van-K Last-Kart Running Award will be presented to the last kart running on the lead lap in Saturday's Sportsman Pro Gas Animal 1, Sunday's Junior Medium and Sunday's Senior Pro Gas Animal 2 main events.
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The Sportsman Pro Gas and Junior Pro Gas 10-lap shootouts will take center stage Friday evening after practice and before the big Animal Heavy Money Race.
For the third Gold Cup national in a row the Sporstman Pro Gas Animal Shootout winner will take home a cool ECX radio-controlled truck. The RC truck award has been a big hit at Camden and Pittsburgh and will be another good award at Kershaw.
The winner in the Sportsman and Junior Pro Gas Shootout will win a special marble cup trophy and the top-five finishers will receive trophies. And all participants in both races will get a $20 gift card redeemable at either GT Machine or Michigan Kart Supply.
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Announced in May, the Sportsman Pro Gas Animal feature winners at the Gold Cup season closer, now at Carolina Motorsports Park, will win two big awards for the 2014 Gold Cup season.
Saturday's Sportsman Pro Gas Animal feature winner will earn one free entry fee to each Gold Cup national in 2014, posted by WKA.
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I think this may be a closer fight than some people think. Hector definitely has the stopping power to hurt Shields, but Jake will look to neutralize that disadvantage with clinching up against the fence. As someone noted, Hector has a tendency to gas, maybe not as much at WW but we'll see. I think Jake transitions faster in the scrambles, and top position will matter once fatigue sets in. Shields will use the same game plan he implemented to fight Tyron Woodley.
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Ethel Marie Miller Walker, age 76, wife of John Tynch, passed away on Thursday, March 13, 2014 at her home surrounded by her loving family.
Born on August 23, 1937, in Georgetown, she was a daughter of the late Thomas Jefferson Miller and the late Sarah Russ Miller.
Mrs. Walker was a member of Calvary Freewill Baptist Church, was the assistant manager at the Choppee High School Cafeteria and was a graduate of Howard High School.
She enjoyed painting, crafts and serving her Lord through many different ways to include playing the piano.
Survivors include her husband of Georgetown; four sons, William Buck Walker (Wanda) of Georgetown, Dennis Glenn Walker (Cynthia) of Hemingway, Quincey Ronnie Walker (Lisa) of Loris and Quintin Arnie Walker (Elaine) of Georgetown; two daughters, Janet W. Morris (Barry) of Georgetown and Bonnie Gail BG Woodbury (David) of Andrews; six step-children, James Tynch (Doris), Johnny Tynch and Shirley Madry (Mel), all of Edenton, N.C., Reba Smith of Hertford, N.C., Jamie Howell (Charlie) of Georgetown and Becky Tynch of Myrtle Beach; a brother, Frank R. Miller of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; and three special sisters, Betty Ray and Ann Williams, both of Georgetown, and Kitty Tidwell of Lake City; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, William Benjamin Walker; and a son, Timothy E. Timmy Walker.
Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. on Sunday, March 16, 2014 at Graves Southern Baptist Church.
Entombment will follow in the Pennyroyal Memorial Gardens Mausoleum.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday at Graham Funeral Home.
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Born on June 25, 1945, in Wilmington, N.C., she was a daughter of the late Lofton B. Clemmons and the late Lena C. Clemmons.
Mrs. Howard attended Georgetown First Assembly of God and enjoyed fishing, reading, traveling, going on vacation and shopping.
Survivors include her husband of Georgetown; three children, Della A. Lambert Bryant (Greg) , Benjamin B. Lambert Jr. and Tracy M. Lambert Russ (Dennis), all of Georgetown; two step children, Patricia Thomas (Fredrick) of Jacksonville, Fla. and Lonnie C. Howard II (Gigi) of Liberty Township, Ohio; three grandchildren, Meghan B. Goins (Wendell), Dalton Bryant and Lindy M. Hall; four step-grandchildren, Cindy Hatchett (Kent), Joseph Thomas (Krista), Fred Thomas and Jessica Howard; one great-grandchild, Jackson D. Truluck; four step-great-grandchildren, Bryan Hatchett, Lauren Hatchett, Tanner Thomas and Jase Thomas; two sisters, Brenda C. Moree (Logan) of Georgetown and Deborah C. McKenna (James) of Florence; one brother, Louis Clemmons of Hiram, Ga.; and a number of nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by a son, Raymond Patrick Lambert; and a brother, Marshall R. Clemmons.
A memorial service was held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 6, 2014 at Georgetown First Assembly of God with Rev. Dave Hoskins officiating.
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Q: How did you think your first year as general manager of the Chicago Wolves went?
A: Well, it was an interesting year, first of all. With us not making the playoffs last year and the team starting off slow, I had to make a coaching change six games into the season, which made it an interesting and eventful start. But, I was proud that we were able to rally the team and win the West Division. I think we were successful from that avenue, but overall we are about winning championships, so losing in Game 7 of the West Division Finals to Texas made it a disappointing year.
Q: How would you evaluate your transition from coach to general manager?
A: I would say it went pretty smoothly. I think I understand the game of hockey and I am an organized guy, but I think the biggest part that made my transition so much easier was having (Assistant General Manager) Bill Bentley and (Director of Hockey Operations and Senior Advisor) Gene Ubriaco on my staff. I really didn't go into the job blind. I knew a lot about what went on, but a lot of technical stuff and the procedures you have to do with the league, Bill and Gene basically held my hand and walked me through my first year. So, I had the benefit of those two guys and I think the transition of my first year as general manager was easier because of them.
Q: Did anything take you by surprise or did you encounter any obstacles you didn't expect during your first year?
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Q: Times have changed up in Atlanta. Rick Dudley took over for Don Waddell as general manager and the team hasn't hired a new coach. How has that impacted the way you are going about your business this summer?
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Crew Skills are a pretty interesting implementation of crafting in Star Wars: The Old Republic, but do they hold up in usefulness once you reach endgame? Read on to find out!
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Joined: 5/23/10
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Michael, I think it's quite obvious you haven't done much crafting in MMOs so far, because you have just been faced with the sad reality about crafting - no developer really cares about it much. Of course, there are exceptions, but they only confirm the rule. I've been following the topic in other games, as I generally like crafting, but the sad reality is that you usually don't have an incentive to craft anything but consumables. This a quite clear trend - crafting is just put there for the idea of having one, not making it actually worth your while. I guess the worst part is tying crafting to doing some other content. Even though some might argue this is not that bad, as it forces you out of your comfort zone, the problem is that by doing said content, it is much easier to get the gear you need without having to deal with crafting at all.
What I see crafting is for in SWTOR, is mostly to save you some of the grind (like doing daily heroics and flashpoints) once all of your gear is customizable. The game is built in such a way that you can't expect to get enough commendations without redoing at least some content. In fact, it is worse at top level, because redoing lower-level content is practically useless, as the rewards you get are not worth it, so you are stuck only with the (still limited) top-level content.
As far as PvP gear is concerned, I disagree with you, as normally you should be expected to play PvP in order to get PvP gear. The same should be applied to Operations gear - you should actually play Operations before getting that gear, though in SWTOR the distinction is somewhat weak. All you other concerns are valid though. Ideally, a game would rank gear this way:
loot boxes/mob drops < quest rewards < crafted gear < raid/PvP gear
but I am yet to see this fully implemented. To put it simply, I'd prefer if crafted gear is enough to let you start on Operations or PvP, but you would still need to play both for a while, in order to get gear that would put you at top level.
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Joined: 10/07/09
one of the only games i know crafting really was at its peak and was really worth your time was Star Wars Galaxies, but i have no hope whatsoever that crafting will ever be as awesome as it was there.
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Fully agree on your stance Mike. Only yesterday when I checked out the daily commendation vendors did this occur to me too. Supposedly the "#23" mod schematics are drops, probably in hard modes and operations though. But a quick compare for damage and armor ratings on my flatmates pvp and hard mode gear showed that even #23 mods and armoring aren't up to par, endgame wise.
So yeah, your conclusion is sound and I really hope they'll address this. Right now crafting isn't worth it other than to support and make some credits off of the non-50 part of the playerbase. Except for biochem ... I will probably drop my maxed out armstech for it if it won't change.
One of my main gripes this. Hope it will be addressed. Good suggestion to have pvp crafting schematics, by the way.
important disclaimer: I have yet to see what endgame schematic drops will bring to the table though. That the crewskill trainer doesn't simply have easy endgame recipes for you to pick up at level 50 also stands to reason.
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Joined: 10/18/10
First off, there's a slight typo in the 4th paragraph...
"ADd to tIn fact..." I think it should read "Add to the fact..."
As for the whole crafting issue, this really doesn't surprise me because this is usually how it is in most themepark MMOs. That it's easy to just outlevel the items ytou can craft, as you level and at level cap you can just get better items. It's how it was when I played Rift and why people only did Apocrafthy (potions & 1hr buffs), Artificar (Jewelry & 4hr buffs) and Runcrafting (Gear mods). Though I do find it baffling that in SW:TOR, a lot of the things you can craft are Bind on Pickup.
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Joined: 9/12/07
Good to hear this from the guy who posted such glowing comments about the crafting system.
You missed something though. I was in an instance and a Synthweaving schematic dropped. There were two of us that rolled on it. A Jedi guardian tank and me, the Sage healer.
Here's the kicker though. Both the schematic itself AND the item itself that you make with it were bind on pickup! The stats were clearly healer based with alacrity and willpower and without even looking, the Jedi guardian rolled on it.
Thankfully I won the roll, but the results could have been pretty catastrophic. As far as the quality of the item I could build- it was a copy of what you could buy from the hard mode dungeon runs... i.e. the most common end game token, so all it did was save me some heroic runs... like there's a ton of other stuff to keep you busy. :/
You basically need to write an article and post it and call it "Five Reasons Why You Need To Go BioChemistry To Be Competitive in Star Wars." And if you can't come up with five reasons, let me know and I'll help you out, because I have them sitting on the top of my head.
Yeah, I'll admit it, the ability to craft and reverse items to unlock new recipes were cool. And then you build the same item over and over again hoping for that key augment unlock... AND SUCCESS
...and then you get a lucky RNG from a PvP bag or run an end game instance and it's "Whops!" into the bank with your hard earned crafted gear! A momento of what could have been, and then you get smart, untrain Synthweaving and learn BioChemistry because in all likelihood by the time BioWare gets around to fixing it, you'll have already moved on to another game.
But if there's any game that you can exploit multiple crafting skills in, it's SWTOR. BioChemistry, HO!
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Joined: 2/19/07
it is hard to implement a useful crafting without a player-driven economy. there are just a few attempts to implement a player-driven economy in a theme-park. unfortunately such an economy is in confict with one of the holy-cows of the theme-park: "Refining" aka full dev control about the players status at every given point and time. but neverteheless, some theme-parks tried it. so it seems to be possible.
however, player driven economy or not: one eternal rule should be: loot-drop should never be better than crafted items. just some uber ressources are allowed to drop in endgame. but you need a top-crafter in order to make an uber item from it. but this would violate another holy cow of the theme-park: instant reward.
so i am not astonished, that the most linear and refined theme-park, we ever saw, failed to implement a senseful crafting. i have choosen biochemy, because i expected this desaster and so i went with crafting consumables to support at least myself accordingly.
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This seems to be a pretty common issue with MMORPG in general. Crafting does not exist to be an end in itself. It exists to give the people who are doing it something to do in their 'off time'. Even that seems to be lacking a bit.
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Joined: 2/21/06
There are two ways into fixing this:
1. Appearance TAB, so people can use cool looking crafted gear in their appearance TAB's when reaching the level cap.
2. Have crafting schematics drop in RAID's that produce unique looking gear on par with RAID gear, so max crafters have some incentive to craft something for themselves. So these schematics can produce items BoP, so only crafters can use it. No problem, at least it creates some diversities in endgame gear looks and rewards people for skilling up their crafting!
They even can go as far as to make this gear BoE, if they make the recipes in such way that it requires a rare item that only drops from RAID bosses. This will help create a more player driven economy, even at level cap!
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Joined: 8/18/05
Anarchy Online - You raid for the alien clump to make the best armor in game but you need a crafter to make it. Only game to ever do it right
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Joined: 12/08/04
hold on....only game? i think you forgot about Ultima Online.... they had best crafting system ever :P
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Joined: 3/02/07
The more I play SWTOR, the more I appreciate Eve Online because of the crafting, PvP, and variety of 'end-game' fighting (that SWTOR doesn't quite have).
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Joined: 2/29/08
Since right now big part of the market is based in the mod system and buy and sell different mods to keep your orange gear.
An a-tab will kill all the crafting and make it nearly useless during the leveling process also.
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Joined: 8/10/09
Originally posted by lizardbones
Crafting really seems to be aimed as something to do apart from the story at the moment. There is no real point to it yet, but as the game develops careful increments and improvements could make the crafting system more competitive. Since the games economy will take months to develop there is no real point to it as of yet apart from it being another thing to do.
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Joined: 12/24/04
I don't think they finished crafting before launch. I think they decided to change what they were trying to do at the end of Beta and just went with what they had for now. Of course now we have to wait to see if they ever really implement anything else.
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Joined: 2/21/06
Originally posted by zymurgeist
The sad thing is that I am starting to lose faith in Bioware and how they are handling this MMO.
Just food for thought: http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=151787
The missing HighRes textures is a known problem for a good long time since end of closed beta. It took hundreds of posts to finally get a response from the Community Manager.
Currently on PTS the devs now simply try to cover up this problem, by deleting the medium option and renaming the current Medium textures to High. So as of today with patch 1.1 you will only have Low and High textures option, with the current medium textures as the new high!
We all know the HighRes textures are there! It's in all the official screenshots and videos and from Closed beta testers with earlier Beta clients. You yourself can see the HighRes textures by previewing your gear in the Companion window! The difference between current Medium and the missing HighRes is very noticable!
The Orange moddable gear system is another example! Instead of fixing the issue by making mods slot dependend (hands, wrists, waste, chest, head, legs, feet), they went for the quick bandaid fix end of beta and just locked all the 50 epic gear! Rendering the whole modification system useless the moment you reach level50 !
If this is going to be the way how Bioware is going to handle this game, then I don't want to be part of it!
The kind response Stephen Reid is coming with Today regarding the missing HighRes textures issue will be the decision factor for me if I am gonna cancel my sub or not. As it will be for many other dissapointed people.
As right now I feel I am missing out on the game and not able to experience it in it's full glory! You can even go as far as calling it false advertisement, as all official screenshots and videos show the game in HighRes textures! While we are not able to experience it in that quality setting!
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Originally posted by vanitycorpse
This is true my friend, yet so sad at the same time, so many ppl slag off $OE (im one of them)
so many ppl say SWG was buggy & blah but nevertheless the MADE SWG & it was a first class
game with a complex crafting system, pity Lucas screwed it.
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Joined: 7/31/11
That's why I'm intrigued by the forthcoming game Dominus. On paper, it looks to put crafting to the forefront of gameplay. In fact, it will be the best gear one can attain.
A good crafting system really strengthens the community. A lot of games miss the mark on this topic while aiming for solo ability and casual ease of play.
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Joined: 12/02/11
Many of the issues you bring to light were discussed at length during the time I was in beta (and likely before I got there as well) on the beta forums. To me, that means the current situation might be what they want. Or just not a high priority at the moment. Either way, they missed the mark on some things.
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Joined: 7/19/06
In PvP you aren't fighting npc's. Its conceivable that npc's would have higher end crafting recipe's on them. Why would a PvP'r have those on them?
Sorry, but I agree with Biowares stance on this one.


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I personally would respond with "No, thank you" or "thank you." That is, there's an emphasis that I consider the other person to have been of equal or greater help. (American English)
Sounds good to me. You could also say "You, too" or "Thank you, too" or "Ditto" or anything equivalent.
mkennedy and Hackworth are right, but one might also say "and thank you for the [blah blah blah]". If one parrots "thank you" then it is possible that one's gratitude might sound hollow, so adding detail of what you are grateful for might make the utterance sound more genuine.
I thought that the person who receive the "Thank you" will say "You're welcome".
In your example: Jack and I have helped each other. Then Jack will say "Thank you" to me and I will say "You're welcome." After that, I will say "Thank you" to Jack and Jack will say "You're welcome too".