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"It's tough when you don't have Stefanie (Gilbreath) and Kelsie (Rozendaal) on the court to help out," head coach Mark Trakh said. "But we expect everyone to come out and contribute. Everyone has to play hard."
Weber opened the second period for NM State with two points before Danesia Williamson earned the next five points for the Aggies off a layup and some free shots. Williamson then picked up the first three pointer for the Aggies on the night with 15:08 to play before Elena Holguin sank a three of her own to push the Aggies to 29 points.
Williamson collected 13 points on the night with two field goals and one three pointer. She was 6-for-6 at the line with four rebounds. Jasmine Rutledge finished the game with 11 points on the evening and compiled nine points at the line to mark a new career best for the junior.
"We have 13 days to focus on making improvements and preparing for New Mexico and we'll use every one of those days," Trakh said. "I think we came back and made some better decisions in the second half. I'm not worried about this team. One thing about this group is they just do not quit."
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The USC Aiken men's basketball team advanced so far in the Division II NCAA Tournament, the end of the season was closing in on it. But it came a little too soon for the Pacers and their fans.
The greatest season in USCA men's basketball history ended in the Elite Eight following a 84-75 loss to Drury.
Thursday's game, played at Freedom Hall in Louisville, Ky., was a back-and-forth affair that saw the No. 20 Pacers (25-8) rally from an early double-digit deficit to take a lead shortly after the start of the second half. But the seventh-ranked Panthers (29-4) were too tough down the stretch, displaying too much firepower on offense and making enough big stops on defense to advance to the Final Four, where they'll play Western Washington University.
Even though the lead was insurmountable, USCA never quit until the final seconds had ticked off the clock as senior point guard and team leader Re'mon Nelson made the last moments of his college career count. Hounded by foul trouble, Nelson made big shots down the stretch to keep Drury from running away. He finished with 16 points and 10 assists in 27 minutes of action, playing the end of the game with four fouls.
But not even a career-ending loss could dampen Nelson's spirits. In a season of milestones, awards and personal recognition, Nelson was focused on the team's success.
"I'm very grateful for being here," Nelson said of USCA's first-ever trip to the Elite Eight. "I'm a senior, this is my last game, but I've got no regrets. I did everything I wanted to."
Nelson was named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year, MVP of the PBC Tournament and Most Outstanding Player in the Southeast Regional to go along with several all-region selections. He finishes his career as the Pacers' all-time leader in assists and steals and is second on the points scored list. But most significantly, he was the driving force behind a team that finally got over the hump and advanced beyond the Southeast Regional after so many near misses and close calls in the past decade.
USCA head coach Vince Alexander was hoarse after trying to implore his team to a victory. But he was also proud of everything the Pacers have accomplished.
"I'm blessed to coach this team," said Alexander, who with 150 wins as USCA's head coach is the program's all-time leader. "I've been blessed all year. It doesn't stop with a loss."
While the season didn't end with one more title, that doesn't diminish how special it was for the Pacers, their fans and followers. They've set the bar higher than ever before and will be the team that all future success is measured against.
Noah Feit is the sports editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than a dozen years after graduating from Syracuse University.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Feb. 5, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
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Amelia Suzanne Wilson, 37 shoplifting first offense, resisting arrest
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Tammy Rinker Johnson, 42 criminal domestic violence commitment
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Ronny Adams, 38 malicious injury to personal property less than $2,000
James Richard Johnson, 53 hold for North Charleston
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Chaknatdra Shalonda Stephens, 31 driving under suspension second offense bench warrant, failure to surrender suspended tag bench warrant, operating uninsured bench warrant
Stephania Richardson Garrett, 35 failure to pay
Michelle McKie Williams, 45 hold per National Crime Information Center for Edgefield County, acquire or obtain possession of a controlled substance by misrepresentation
Tiphany Denise Ware, 33 criminal domestic violence first, second and third offense
Todd Virgil Brown, 46 possession of a controlled substance first offense four counts, possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance first offense, manufacture
Travis Michael Pate, 28 shoplifting $1,00 or less
Lacey Marie Parker, 32 possession of other controlled substance first offense three counts, possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance first offense, possession of marijuana first offense
David Campfield Jr., 38 assault and battery third degree
Kevin Ronald Quarles, 36 hold per National Crime Information Center for McDuffie County
Richard John Dey, 42 unlawful communication
Andrew Jermaine Russell, 32 failure to pay child support
Stephen Craig Pridmore, 51 failure to stop before railroad bench warrant, driving under suspension bench warrant, open container bench warrant
Jonathan Keith Burke, 34 failure to pay child support
Antwan Demetrius Walker, 19 possession of a firearm or ammunition by a convicted felon, unlawful carrying of a pistol
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS— Student-athletes at the University of New Hampshire continue to excel in the classroom and as a result the Wildcats finished second in the running for the 2007-08 America East Academic Cup with an impressive cumulative grade point average of 3.12. UNH has won the Academic Cup twice, in 1998-99 and 1999-2000.
The University of Vermont narrowly edged out UNH to take home the hardware with a 3.14 GPA.
The University of Maine (3.10), Stony Brook University (3.06) and Binghamton University (3.04) were the other institutions in America East to compile grade point averages of 3.00 or better in 2007-08.
The Academic Cup is presented to the institution whose student-athletes post the highest grade-point averages during that academic year. More than 3,200 student-athletes competed at nine America East institutions in the 2007-08 season. The conference's student-athletes compiled an average of 3.02 on the team grade-point averages, which were calculated by dividing the total team quality points by the total credits completed for grade. The overall institutional GPAs were calculated using the same formula for all student-athletes at each respective school.
The Wildcats also improved two spots from a year ago, placing fifth in the battle for the America East Stuart P. Haskell Commisioner's Cup. UNH won the men's cross country title and was co-regular-season champions in women's soccer. The Wildcats also finished second in five other sports, including women's soccer, women's indoor track & field, women's lacrosse and men's and women's indoor track and field. Boston University won the cup with six league titles and three regular season crowns.


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come in at an estimated $1,172,377, up from last year's actual spending
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The 2011 budget is lean, with increases limited to a few areas, including diesel fuel for the town garage, which was budgeted at $25,000 for 2010 ($16,205 was spent) and is projected at $30,000 for 2011. The town has replaced the furnace at the town garage and heat for the town garage is expected to be reduced from $8,000 budgeted for 2010 ($3,676 spent) to $2,000 for 2011.
Waitsfield's law enforcement program has been level funded at $23,500. Costs of that program are offset by ticket revenue. Net 2011 expenses are projected at $9,216.
Waitsfield will increase its rent payment to the Joslin Memorial Library from $24,158 in 2010 to $33,115 in 2011.
The select board is still finalizing numbers for special Capital Budget articles to be discussed and voted on at Town Meeting on March 1. Currently, the board is planning to request that $40,000 be set aside for the heavy equipment reserve truck - earmarked for a truck. Another $20,000 will go into that fund as a general reserve contribution. Last year, voters approved $55,000 towards a new truck and $15,000 for the general fund.
The Capital Budget program also calls for $18,000 for a fire department reserve fund -earmarked for a new truck with another $25,000 going to a fire department general reserve fund. Last year voters approved $15,000 and $6,000, respectively, for those funds.
This year the town has proposed that $5,000 be set aside for the town's restroom recreation/conservation fund, down from $10,000 last year. After earmarking $2,500 for the Joslin Library Repair/Reserve fund last year, the town is not proposing a contribution to that fund this year. After adding $5,000 to the town's Route 100 transportation path reserve fund last year, the board is proposing $20,000 this year.
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Every other Friday, the Dave Campbell's Texas Football staff will answer some of your questions from Facebook and Twitter, so if you've got a question, be sure to ask it through our social networking channels!
Now, let's dive into your questions!
Will A&M surprise folks in the SEC? — @IrishP1 via Twitter
Greg Tepper: Let's put it this way: if the Aggies are going to succeed in 2014 at the same level as the past two years, it'd certainly be a surprise to many folks. Not only are they tasked with replacing the most dynamic playmaker in program history (with apologies to the great John David Crow and Leeland McElroy), but they must piece together a defense. After losing Darian Claiborne, Isaiah Golden and Gavin Stansbury, the front seven is woefully thin on experience, and that's troublesome for a defense that ranked 111th in total defense last season. That said: there is no shortage of talent on the roster. This is among the most talented rosters in the nation, thanks in large part to the frequent #YESSIRs from Kevin Sumlin (for the non-Twitterers among us, that means his recruiting victories). The issue is experience, and there's little to offer on defense. The offense should hum, but the defense will need young playmakers to step up in order to compete in the devastating SEC West. Can they do it? Absolutely. Will they? If I knew that, you'd have to call me Marty McFly.
Does Jerrod Heard have a chance to start at quarterback for the Horns this season? — Randy Roeder via Facebook
Greg Tepper: Absolutely, though probably not right off the bat. All indications are that David Ash is Charlie Strong's guy for 2014, but let's not forget that Ash has been relatively fragile in his career, missing almost all of last season. The backup quarterback on the roster is Tyrone Swoopes, the highly touted Whitewright product, but his development has been spotty at best. If Texas is truly in rebuild mode — and Charlie Strong's purge of the roster appears that they're at least leaning that way — it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Denton Guyer dynamo get a shot under center at some point during the season.
Hypothetically speaking, what would an upset do for North Texas if they pulled it off against Texas? — @JacobFlores11 via Twitter
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Performance Analysis
Each release of the TI GStreamer DMAI plug-in should have as good or better perfmance characteristics than the previous version. The performance characteristics include:
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In order to characterize performance, appropriate tools and test cases are required; neither of which are in place at this time. As performance analysis efforts make progress, this page will be updated. Performance analysis is a good opportunity for community contributions.
Performance Analysis Tools
GStreamer Tracing Library
The gst-tracelib library hooks into some gstreamer key functions and logs the behavior. When the application exits it displays some general statistics. Further analysis can be done based on the data written to the logfile
The GStreamer tracing library hasn't been integrated into the TI GStreamer DMAI plug-in build process yet.
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Early performance analysis is promising. Here is an example run:
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Students progressively explore the issues that affect development of land and redevelopment of existing properties through an understanding of local and regional planning controls, procedures and legislative policy and precedent. The unit covers the principles of urban and regional planning with environmental and heritage protection strategies also discussed. Information about land title, registration, zoning and development application processes, including land suitable for subdivision and appeal mechanisms, underpins the unit and assists with the development of effective urban policy and community consultation responses. This unit aims to give students the knowledge and skills to be able to operate as a property professional in the area of development advice and decision-making in property development. It comprises the development process and the major players, concept of highest and best use, time value of money, the decision to build, property market research and analysis, appreciation of investment and market valuation methods, evaluation of land suitable for subdivision, development appraisal including residual analysis and cash flow modelling, price and worth, as well as risk, return and risk analysis.
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Okay, this I what I think should happen: Get Clint Eastwood while he's still alive. He should be Roland. They could include (extremely-well edited) stock footage from Eastwood westerns. (I'm serious.) CGI can do anything, now.
That's all. That's who I think should be Roland.
I think Tom Berenger would fit the role as Roland.
I totally agree with you. When he played Magneto in X men First class he was quite cold and when he smiled he scared me a little which makes me think he would be a great Roland if we rough him up a bit
Attachment 16305 Fassbender all the way
He has to have a sense of rugged ugliness about him, correct? I still say me.
robert carridean, he is roland, rough and tough and tall and lanky, and he has the attitude in the movies he played in. that is if he is still alive, i think he is!
yeah woulda liked Clint earlier in his career,he woulda been the man,think Viggo Mortenson could do it okay now..


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I was trying to corroborate this scripture with John 3:13; And no one has ascended into heaven except He Who descends out of heaven, the Son of Mankind Who is in heaven.And Jab that is interesting: To the beginning of the Last Age.That would be Eden?
What an interesting question .I saw one guy say he was raptured like we will be. Since I'm guessing you're not going with that answer exactly, I looked up Hebrews 11:5 in The Christian Bible (1992)...extremely literal to the Koine Greek, but I do believe they add some "explanations" here and there, so I'm making no claims here...just found their translation interesting, and see if adds anything or not."By faith Enoch was transferred [to the beginning of the Last Age], so that he wasn't acquainted with death; and he wasn't found because God had transferred him [Gen. 5:24]." Hebrews 11:5, Christian Bible To me, this sounds almost like another dimension rather than "heaven". Don't know if it's accurate or not, but again, thought it was interesting.
Willi, before you post, I want you to know I thought about you as I was posting the "somewhere in time" thing...one reason I put it in quotes...I almost noted your thoughts on "God doesn't have 'time', time is for us."
I was thinking the same thing about "no one ascended except Jesus". Then we get into what is heaven . Some believe it's THE heavens, not A heaven . Not sure I know the difference
But that's a cool thought about Eden. Some might say that's sort of how it all ends up.
Jesus seems the only one that did something with His own powerElajah needed a chariot. Enoch was translated, whatever the exact menaing of that is.I guess teh rest is lost in translation
μετετεθη verb - aorist passive indicative - third person singular metatithemi met-at-ith'-ay-mee: to transfer, i.e. (literally) transport, (by implication) exchange, (reflexively) change sides, or (figuratively) pervert -- carry over, change, remove, translate, turn.


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Janelle Monáe's Photo-Shoot Gallery
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Janelle Monáe has a look
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Pink, it's like red but not quite.
Originally posted by kalinis
And in some cases, they're been hard at work ripping it with every opportunity since 2003.
You get used to this kind of thing. It's the Internet :shrug:
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
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Originally posted by The_Korrigan
Ding, ding ding We have a winner!
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So, where exactly did I say they were being killed in 30 seconds?
Being defensive a little much aren't we?
People manning the cannons? No.
People destroying the bone walls? Yeah right.
Just a bunch of people hacking at his feet with no strategy because none was needed.
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Logic be damned!
Yeah, people on MMORPG.com (myself included at times probably) have been dog'n on WoW for 8 years about how it's "dying" and how much it sucks - yet it likely still has more subs in the West than every other Western MMO combined.
It's cool/edgy/fun to be against the big guys - sticking it to the man, avoiding the "mainstream" because you're too cool for what's popular... or something.
I don't know, I'm old enough to not give two shits and I just play and enjoy and praise the games I like.
But, got to admit, it is fun to dog on games I find extremely lackluster - it's only human to get that feeling of "wow that is so obviously bad/terrible how can these people like this? I MUST try and help/educate them on why I'm right and they are wrong."
We're all just human...
I've probably been lurking for way, way too long.
Originally posted by Angier2758
How can that be a town if there is only one person!?
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I'm a having a blast with the game. GW2 does innovate in many areas,in others it does not, but hey...perfection does not exist.
Those that are upset with the game success??,some people like the same old bullshit, others just like to ramble, is human nature.
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Originally posted by The_Korrigan
You are right. My humble apologies.
Made History
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Pink, it's like red but not quite.
Originally posted by Enigmatus
See: Centralia, Pennsylvania
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
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Feature "A" was promised and delivered. Even though it was in fact delivered, thus justifying the claim that it would be in the game, the end result is that feature A was supposed to change the game, but in the end, when you open the fancy packaging, it's still just a tie on father's day.
It still doesn't change the fact that many people still feel (That's the key word) lied to.
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Joined: 1/10/12
I've come to realise that the haters of 1 game are the fanbois of another game and vice versa. The hypocrisy and double standards seen on this site's forums are appalling sometimes. In fact, a number of the people here stating all indignant 'why u hatin'? I'm havin fun, this game is great!' are the same ones who were doing the hating and bashing when it was about games that weren't 'their precious', and now they're appalled when people do or feel the same about a game they care about? Now that's ironic.
I'd wish people would use more common sense and rationale on this site, and be able to look past their own sometimes narrow point of view. But after spending some time on this site, these look to be the basic guidelines:
- if you hate a game that I hate, then you're a smart and intelligent critic
- if you love a game that I hate, then you're a blind, delusional fanboi or a shill
- if you love a game that I love, then you show good taste and are a true MMO gamer
- if you hate a game that I love, then you're a bitter, smallminded hater and not a true lover of MMO's.
I think the mindset and reasoning above sums up the vast majority of people visiting this site. Basically it comes down to 'I and all people who think/feel about stuff the same as I are always in the right, and everyone who disagrees is scum and subhuman' -_-
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Joined: 2/01/06
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Originally posted by GeezerGamer
You know, for once, I "feel" that a company stayed very close to their claims, hype and promises. Everything that was said about GW2 is there in one form or the other.
Take SWTOR for example. There was some freaking features on the box that we're not even in the game at release lol.
Just imagine the guy that buys the game only to realize that 45% of the box is description is lying...
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Joined: 12/17/06
Originally posted by Drolkin
I am MORE curious as to why people who don't like the game feel the need to go to the GW2 forums and bash the game. If not bash, then express their negative take on the game. Is it to make themselves feel better about what they feel was a bad purchase?
I've bought many games I ended up not liking, but I've never felt the urge to take time out to go bash or express my negative view on the game. Seems kind of like a waste of my time, I just move onto the next thing.
A few games I ended up ditching were WOW (in first 2 months) and SWTOR (after 3 months). Never once did I feel the need to go to those forums to express the reasons I didn't like the games. I made the buy, I lived with the result. Many people like those games, so be it.
For some reason on these forums though, we have a lot of people who take time out of their lives to put down a game that is obviously already hugely popular and liked by many. I don't think this is limited to GW2 in any way.
I agree with the OP on this one, it's an interesting phenomenon and seems strange someone would spend their time focusing more on the negative rather than just moving on.
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Joined: 3/22/09
Originally posted by sonoggi
TSW was above average (far above imo) yet it isn't the type of game some are looking for.
GW2 is also above average but again is not the game some people are looking for.
I played GW2 over 3 beta weekends and slightly at launch and it simply isn't the mmo I was hoping for. This does not mean I hate the fact it is evidently a success. Personally I believe other mmo's are better overall. I actually like Lotro more than GW2 and have more fun playing it. I even feel Wow is a better mmo overall (ignoring age and currently direction of game) even though I have played it in years nor ever will again.
GW2 took an entirely different direction in their attempt to "evolve" the mmo. They mainstreamed it to a painful extent. This is in the favor of certain gamers used to certain types of games. It however is completely in the opposite direction of traditional rpg's and old school mmo's. Many of the so called inconveniences they strove to rid are what certain mmo players still want.
People who do not like the game have their own reasons and they should be allowed to feel that way so do not think "if they only tried it or saw my tears they would love it". That isn't going to happen. The game being popular isn't the main issue why many dislike the game so "fanbois" need to get this point. One could argue though that if the game is exactly the opposite style of mmo (far away from sandbox and more likely the ultimate themepark bastardization) and becomes extremely popular it will trend development furtther away from the old school style mmo's many still wish to play. Personally I still think sandbox and older style mmo (based on more traditional rpg elements) are still a market to be tapped into. Sadly it's the quarterly reports driving major developers and distributors and not the drive to support niche markets that abeit small are very self-sustaining.
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Joined: 9/13/07
Originally posted by Xiaoki
Ooooh I like this one. Itgrowls is wrong lol. Ok maybe not about the shatterer, I doubt unless he caps at 4-5 levels higher than the zone that he could be killed in 30s or less. Its hardly a hard fight though. Non boss mob type events though? They most certainly can be and are zerged ALL the time. Part of the problem is the scaling is also on how many mobs there are without a significant increase in damage, health, or levels. Since Anet didnt take a lesson from WAR and AoE is as strong as single target you can throw as many mobs at the masses as you want and thoes mobs will die before they can kill 1 player unless 1 player is a dumbass and runs infront of the mass of people.
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Joined: 4/14/07
If you did like the game you would be playing not asking us why we hate , exept if you are not interested to enlighten us to the glory of guild wars 2 ( maybe you should think about joining jehovah's witnesses).
The game is Overated (crap) , that did not bring anything new to the mmo genre , its just painted some old things in nicer color so to speak. Its the same old stuff with little improvements and everyone talks about it like they discovered the hot water .
Quests are repetative , so are events , the early mid content is a pure rush even if you don't want it you will have to put a steel sword in your head not to advance fast . The late game is a grind fest , the cash shop was a lie , they promised nothing that will kill the balance yet they sell buffs , and to be fair the exp and loot things might not be balance breaking but the bonus from them is way too big!
The content is not that big , say armors and weapons sure there are good amount of them and "skins" , but it simply is not what fanboys broadcast it all around.The game have the annoying quality to force you to play a weapon and skills bound to it , for example if you want to play elementalist with staff and you use water its a support meh healing rain and shit . The dodge system is nothing new yet again , they use it like they invented it.
People play with ingame glitches and get banned , well hello Anet you made those you tested this crap for months and months, not a good job it seems or you just want them to buy the game again , its you own damn fault for allowing the glitches and not fixing them do your work better !Lets not forget how long the trading system was off , or the forums or th costumer support in the start , how many accounts leaked trow their forum registrations.
And the biggest turn off for me a side of repetition of the "UNIQUE" quests and story lines and blah blah , everything blends on graphic level so hard ,character costumization was so bad also. I missed a lot , but enough...
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Joined: 1/09/05
Some people who have posted negative remarks here just have a different opinion of the game. No matter how good it is, not everyone will enjoy it...
When I first started playing GW2 in the beta weekend events, I was pretty underwhelmed at that point. For whatever reason, it just didn't CLICK with me. I couldn't really put my finger on why it wasn't doing it for me, but it just wasn't. I later gave the game more of a chance after release and I am very pleased to say that I am hooked now. It took me a little bit to gain a proper appreciation for it, but I can't get enough at this point. That being said, for those people who still don't enjoy it, there is absolutely nothing wrong with them posting their reasons for feeling that way. This is a discussion forum after all. It is not meant ONLY for fanboy circle-jerks.
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I thought you were half human and half Vulcan.
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Originally posted by Krytycal
I think you did something "like" a dynamic event, but not a dynamic event. Rifts in Rift were not dynamic events. They spawned up at location X and x amount of mobs came out. It didn't scale to the amount of people there so massive zergs could face roll them. Sure there were different sized rifts, but if you were alone or with a small group you were screwed. I think most people are confusing "events" with "Dynamic Events" in that events happen either at a set interval, or are planned to happen. Dynamic events (though are obviously planned as nothing can be truly dynamic) happen because something caused it to happen. Bandits rallied together and raided a farm, because they wanted the resources there; Charr are raiding a flame legion camp, because the flame legion attempted to invade their territory first. The NPC's and players do things for a reason and those things chain out (butterfly effect) into more events. It's quite interesting to watch.
I don't remember closing a rift and then having that chain into something else. You just closed it and said "gg". Now if you didn't close it they went and took over whatever was close to them but thats as far as it went and there was very little reason for it other than that they were the bad guys.
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Originally posted by sonoggi
What overwhelming success? The game has already peaked 8 days after its release. It's all downhill from here on.
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Me not nice Dino! Me bash brains!
Originally posted by sonoggi
You're being absurd. I can give two examples of people I know, one has quit already and one is on the verge. In the case of my friend who quit, he knew everything about the game and was eagerly looking forward to it, and the other is my wife who knew very little but went in with an open mind and wanted to like it. In neither case did they power-level. They both just found it boring and repetitive and not the savior they were looking for.
It's funny how blindly devoted some fans are that they can't possibly see who someone can not like a game unless they MUST BE PLAYING IT WRONG or they wanted to dislike it from the start. LOL!


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In the second in a series of articles leading up to our official review of RaiderZ, we take a look at more aspects of the game including combat and the dungeons found in the new MMO from Perfect World Entertainment. Have you played RaiderZ? Leave us your thoughts in the comments.
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Personally I think it's a really good substitute to TERA if you aren't willing to pay for an MMORPG.
I mean that because it just seems like TERA with cheaper production value(clunkier combat, poorer graphics, smaller world, etc).
While very similar it just wasn't good enough for me after playing TERA, but i'm sure a lot of people will enjoy it and will give it a go, especially if they aren't willing to pay for TERA.
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Joined: 1/06/05
Hits sometimes do not register, and with a skill cool down that is quite high, it becomes quite annoying, this has happened regularly for me.
This was also my experience. Also I had to be very careful how I lined up a block otherwise I would get full damage. I found I had to be a bit "too perfect" and angle my camera a certain way to make sure that I was "blocking correctly".
In fast paced, frenetic combat, it felt unnatural.
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Joined: 7/13/08
My main problem with the combat is the lag on dodge. You have to dodge very much in advance or you get hit, alot of the time it's not even close, much unlike TERA. Some lag compensation will be necessary.
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Joined: 5/12/10
You did say fun a few times, but that's exactly my experience as well :) it's simply fun to play (strange because I don't like this type of combat much, f.e. Tera was dull and boring to me)
'Perfect' block is somewhat in the system, since you can also hit from the side while the mob is blocking, 'bypass' it from an angle. Not registered hits on the other hand are a valid issue. On a damage dealer toon it's only annoying, but for a healer it could be a life-or-death thing... I lost once a party member, because 3 of them were next to each other, and Heal only registered for 2 (the 3rd was highlighted too, just didn't received the +hp)
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Joined: 10/25/12
Fun is the operative word here. The game is flat out fun. Nuff said. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ2rhdmKaPk
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Joined: 5/12/10
Originally posted by TheHiveLeader
Lol, just sent that vid a week ago to my formerly-played-Tera-but-also-found-boring buddy, recommending RaiderZ to him. That vid fits the game perfectly :) "Whinestein Cryme Emopants, noone understands me" lol
And since you craft everything for yourself, it's also a great line: "go kill some things to get some things to make some things" :) (PWE could put it under the hunt together - die alone punchline)
Btw, STO one has great lines too. "I'm phasing!" :)
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Joined: 12/17/07
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One of the only F2P MMO's that I ever reachd max level in.. Somehow, this game kept my attention much longer than TERA.. Not sure if it was the price tag, the world, classes, or what.. Probably a but of each, but for what it's worth Raiderz is not that bad of a game..
I most especially like the variety of bosses. The music isn't half bad either.. But make no mistake, this is basically a single player console game with multiplayer.. However to be fair, it does have a decent day/night and weather cycle that makes it somewhat "immersive" if I dare call it that..
The costume system gets an A+ from me as well.. Instead of using the cash shop as a shopping outlet for costume peices, they charge you for just a potion which is very cheap.. And you can use that potion to make a costume out of any armor in the game, and every armor is pretty unique and designed to stand on their own.. So you can mix and match any armor found in the game to create your costume.. Very good alternative to the cash shop only slow costuming found in most F2P where you can only find silly panda outfits and sunglasses..
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Joined: 3/03/09
First few levels are fun I'll give you that but once you reach the 3rd or 4th map (Been a little since I logged) and you are forced to enter the pvp areas to continue questing it left a very bad taste in my mouth and haven't logged back yet.
Level in this game makes a very big different between players. (Once you are able to equip a new tier of armour/weapon aka every 2-3 levels) First zone you are forced to enter pvp areas gets you with people lvl 22-29 (Not entirely sure been a few days since I logged) as a lvl 22-25 you stand no chance against a lvl 29 the damage you will do is will be very low unless you manage to hit a caster.
Magic will show it's true power there with it's auto aim. You can't run in circles to avoid it, you can't run far away you can only dodge when it's about to hit you or block no other choice, that is stupid! let's not also say that 2 people vs 1 can stunlock you to death regardless of class it make pvp very terrible.
I kinda enjoyed the dungeons bosses they where quite dievrse between each other with their own attack patterns but forcing me to enter a warzone to continue the story quest is a no no to me. (Grinding monsters for exp won't net much exp, only decent way to level is through questing)
May give it a try when they release another option for melee dps apart of 2h or with shield as 2h sword/mace is far too slow for my tastes. Till then I'll look at some updates maybe I'll check it out once in a while/
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Joined: 1/26/12
Blah blah blah. Short way of saying "This is now a twitch game - COD2 with leveling" No thanks. Forced PvP? Oh man how lame is THAT. Played for about 22 hours in total - uninstalled - won't be playing again.
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Joined: 9/20/12
Wish I had something positive to say =(
It is actually a pretty fun game. Im usually bitter about dang near everything but this game has fluid movement ( Not herky jerky ). I hit level 15 yesterday and did the golem quests for the goblin hearts or whatever those are called and was sooo suprised to see the amount of people that were doing that event. Nifty stuff.
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Joined: 6/15/11
While I was pleased to find that xbox controller on a pc works with this game, it is completely dysfunctional. You have to mouse click on a mob in order to attack them. You have to do this repeatedly for the basic attack. The ability cooldowns are so bad that you can only use each of them once per fight.
There is no click to move with the mouse.
Loot pick up and talk to NPCs is "E". All I can say is wtf? Yes you can reprogram the key, but it's still illogical. You cannot click on the npc to talk to them because your mouse pointer is hidden unless you bring up inventory, journal etc. using esc or ctrl. THere was no where to change the interface where the mouse pointer is visible during combat because they made the mouse into some sort of aiming reticle.
Questing is a pain in the ___ too. There are the usual annoying markers over quest givers heads, but you have to hit "E" 3 times in order to find out quest details about what you are required to do.
There's one starting quest that is really assinine. You are tasked with creating a new weapon, but part of the quest requires you to actually purchase a weapon recipe. Granted that the nearby mobs drop the required cooper ore material, it is easy to make the weapon and believe that you have completed the quest. When you return to the quest giver they tell you that you still need a new weapon, not that you forgot to buy a freaking recipe. Oversight like this ruins the quest experience.
The absense of armor or weapon drops at all is just ludicrous. They don't even realize that people play MMOs to find treasure? That's pathetic.
I was literally inundated with RMT gold selling spam. There is not even a click to block players option. It's really bad because all of the RMTs had names without vowels. It's sad to see games that companies don't care about cheaters and RMTs.


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New Posts button does not take you to any of the General Discusion threads. So all you whinners can ignore us now....Happy?
How come the New Post button still shows up while on the main page of the general discusion forum?
How about putting a notice somewhere else about the change?
Totally unethical and racially motivated. This is an insult to the unprotected class.
We the members of the protected class demand a change
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Today, government works overtime to remove reminders of the Christian faith. The Ten Commandments are vanishing from courthouses.
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In 1962, our government outlawed prayer in the public schools.
In 1963, our government outlawed Bible reading in public schools.
In 1973, our government has legalized abortion.
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