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"My focus is getting justice for Trayvon, if it takes me the rest of my life. I am dedicated and committed to getting justice, so I can wait a year."
That's what Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, told Tell Me More's Michel Martin today, when Michel raised the potential that the trial against George Zimmerman could go on for a year.
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A North Carolina boater who visits the Georgetown area often is missing from the Sampit River and the Sheriffs Office is asking for information from the public that may lead to his whereabouts.
The sailboat Saga belonging to Keith Edward Sullivan, 45, of Emerald Isle, North Carolina remained empty near the Harborwalk boardwalk Thursday afternoon, one day after he was reported missing.
Sheriffs Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson said Sullivan has been living on the boat.
Sullivan is a white man, 5-foot-9 inches tall weighing about 160 pounds.
He was last seen Sunday by some friends from Canada, who were also visiting the area, said Chris Carroll, manager of Harborwalk Marina on Front Street.
He comes to Georgetown two or three times a year, Carroll said.
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Carroll said Sullivan is a person who keeps things neat, so when it was noticed his dinghy was full of water Wednesday, his friends knew something was wrong.
The Sheriffs Office was notified and checked to see if he was aboard the boat.
His laptop and all his stuff was still on the boat, Carroll said.
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Though the idea of demons raises concerns about divine providence, belief in demons developed among some Jews throughout history.
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Demons are supernatural, malevolent beings with the power to cause hurt to humans. Belief in demons, though not very pronounced in Jewish life and thought, is still prevalent, in a semi-comical way, at the level of folklore. Even some of the learned feel compelled to accept, perhaps not too seriously, belief in demons because this belief is implied in the Talmud in many places.
The Babylonian Talmud, in particular, produced against a Zoroastrian background in which the belief was strongly rooted, contains stories of visitations by demons and spells to ward them off.There is even a report of a rabbi conversing with a demon prince.
It is completely unhistorical to maintain, as did Krochmal, that all these references were inserted into the Talmud by ignorant copyists or by those influenced by folk-beliefs said to have been repudiated by the rabbis themselves.
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Some of the medieval thinkers accepted the belief in demons. Others rejected the belief as contrary to the doctrine of divine providence. Why should God have surrendered His control of the universe, on some occasions, into the power of such creatures?
Abraham Ibn Ezra rejects entirely the notion that demons really exist. Maimonides either ignores the talmudic references to demons or gives these a rationalistic explanation; as, for example, when he understands the mishnaic reference to an 'evil spirit' against which a light can be put out even on the Sabbath, to mean a spirit of melancholy.
Menahem Meiri generally follows a similar demythologizing tendency when he understands the talmudic reference to warding off the demons by reciting the Shema before retiring as meaning that evil thoughts invade the mind at bedtime and these can successfully be dispelled through the recitation of the Shema. Meiri also understands the talmudic reference to Joseph the demon, who was able to traverse great distances through the air, to mean that there was a skilled acrobat who could vault over great distances and who was known as 'Joseph the devil' in the sense that he was a devil-may-care character.
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Originally posted by Scalpless
This is something that annoys me. You can have 30+ people at a dynamic event, but the monsters that spawn are normal ones with normal hp? Where is the scaling they said the events would have? It reallys confuses me and makes doing dynamic events with more than 5 people annoying and not fun.
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Ok I seen alot of things I wouldn't mind seeing added. But to me the thing I want to improved would be more maps for WvWvW this would improve que times and also alwo for more epic battles. I would like to see a map like Fire island style and a map with a Cantha setting also one with a Elona setting sense we cant go there yet.
Other things I would like to see improved would be.
Weapon skill tree - where you can choose differant skills based one keys 2-5 that you could switch up.
Traits more definded right now most traits at the pick your bouns seem to be all over the place like warrior strength trait you get bonus to axe sword and mace dmg at 50% health and then get a bonus to 2-handed sword of 10% dmg bonus but 2-handed hammer is in the trait below for dmg. These kind of things are in all classes and need to be more defind.
Improve the DE system as in add more also fill in the gaps of the map as it is not filled this is more of a want tho. The DE system is good love it more then quest hubs by far because it feels random.
I would like to see them add the ability to preview items from the Trading post not being able to kind sucks and its more of a hit or miss on looks.
If they started improving the things I listed above I would be happy.
Originally posted by Scalpless
More social tools
Working DE's/skillpoint challenges
More than "conquest" gametype in sPVP
Removal of DR code
Removal of fast travel cost sink
More diverse armor models, particularly between classes
Two-factor authentication (phone app or token fob, ideally both)
Account wide dye unlocks
Multi-specs (come on, give us the build system from GW1)
Either remove WvWvW queues, raise caps, allow 'guesting' on other servers, something. WvWvW is a clusterfuck right now
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Originally posted by Pivotelite
Yes, this! Whenever I see people argue over putting mounts in the game it makes me laugh. In NO way is it hurting anyone and A LOT of people will put in tons of hours trying to get mounts. It doesn't even have to be a huge boost in speed, I just want something else to work toward.
Most of my gripes have been covered by other people.
- Player housing. Hopefully we will be able to modify/collect decorations for it etc.
- More strategic bosses and mob types
- Each zone having it's own really rare drop armor set could be fun. Give people a reason to stay in other zones.
- Improve farming somehow. There seems to be little to no consistency in mobs dropping the mats I really need.
- Way too many load screens. I wish there was a way for them to make the transistion from place to place feel more seamless.
- Camera improvements
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1. Add a hotspot in game. You would be able to set up a hotspot at a waypoint. Then when you wanna go someware else, like say your guild is doing a dungeon or dragon fight, well you can port over there. W/E your done doing stuff in a diffrent location and wanna go back to the waypoint you were at, Just select the hotspot and you can port directly back to where you were. They travel cost should be the same as normal. Come in handy if you forget where you where at on the map, like i tend to :(.
2. Add a World tab under Achievements. Then when you click on world achievements it will list every map ingame alphabatecally and show a progression bar like all the others, going from 0-100% complete. That way you will know which maps you still need 100% on without having to manually go to the diffrent zones to see.
EX. World - Rata Sum 0% -------- 57 100%
3. Have everyone in a guild auto-represent, but maybe have restrictions? If a player only plays like once or twice a week, for them not to represent. Only the loyal ones. Some peaple forget to turn that on.
4. Guild suggestion - Show when members log in and out, and also show when they last loged ingame.
5. Some areas are really tough at off-peek times. Say 3am on an american server. Would be nice if during the really late hours depending on the regional servers timezone, if they would make all zones have less mobs. Very hard to do DE's and really anything at those hours. PVE areas dont scale according to how many ppl is in the zone. Really need that.
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The game has a fantastic core, but it should be worked on...
Here are my suggestions
1) In PvE, the biggest problem and why folks still feel it is "directionless" and "lacking meta-game" is that you get all your skill unlocks by simply purchasing them. What it translates to is "wherer I go I get same rewards so there is no real incentive to go anywhere in particular except for sightseeing". IMO Anet made one huge mistake when they ditched the GW1 skill acquiring model for what they have now. I enjoy playing my Ranger more than any other class because taming a certain pet can take place only at certain locations and so I have a reason why to go THERE and not "there." It gives me an opportunity to design my own quests basically.
This ties in with the second problem, and that is that you have pretty much all skills you want by lvl 30 and there is no progression there. What you have on your bar is pretty much it, with only the numbers increasing.. which is dull.
Anyways, the solution is obvious, but for an expansion or something. Special tasks and stuff you can do/find/whatever in the world that would unlock "improved" versions of basic weapon and utility skills. However, those MUST NOT be purchaseable for skill points - they should require performing very specific tasks.
2) Ties in with 1) - there is no sense of progression with weapons, no specialization. Imo, the solution could be hot-patched pretty quick. Unlocking weapon skills is really a great concept - what you use, you get better with. However this lasts only till 10th lvl or even less. Anet should add "weapon experience" which would give a small but real bonus to weapon's dmg or whatever, according to how much it is used. I loved how weapon xp worked in Borderlands 1 and I'm thinking of something along these lines.
3) Mounts in WvW. Please, give us mounts in WvW. All this running is severely favoring the zerg - if you go on your own to do some sabotage behind enemy lines, the chances you get finished off are much greater... and all this endless running is no fun at all. Of course dying should "hurt", but not by forcing players to perform dull and repetetive tasks.
4) Better coordination tools in WvW. WAR was on the right track there with warbands and stuff. Something along these lines that would enable players to form coherent units.
5) All the hype aside, THERE IS NO VIABLE WAY TO LEVEL IN PVP! At the moment I'm enjoying leveling in PvE so I can participate in WvW... but I can see how this can become a pain with my future alts which I'll make for WvW only. The xp rewards in WvW should be upped AND, more importantly, there should be an option to recieve XP in SPvP. Ideally, I'd train my WvW alts in battlegrounds and then go WvW when I reach a decent lvl. Again, WAR had this down pat - you could jump into PvP at level 1 and go all the way to max without ever stepping into PvE world or feeling you're being gimped.
6) I love WvW and I love sPvP. Awesome solutions to long-standing mmo problems, great! However, I wouldn't mind an instanced PvP mode where you would use your PvE char.. and get XP for it. I know, GW2 is what it is and everything, but still, I am missing those.
That's pretty much it, off the top of my head that is.
7) One more. In the whole "doesn't matter where you go" philosophy they went' too far. They thought they were giving players choice but all they did is remove specific motivation for doing specific content and making the game bland in terms of rewards and goals. While they should retain karma, which is global, they should add some kind or "regional karma" for each game territory - with specific, level-independent rewards. Those rewards could have several levels, like regional vendors selling cool cosmetic items or improvised weapons that might be carried in your backpack and used elsewhere. This "regional karma" could be obtained by completing the map and doing DEs etc... And, oh yeah, heart quests should be made repeatable, say daily.
8) and again - WE NEED MORE SPECIFIC REWARDS! - Group event bosses should drop specific rewards. There should be a reason why I want to kill Shatterer rather than "just because I happen to pass by." He should drop something that cannot be obtained anywhere else in the game, or give a title or SOMETHING. I want to be able to make specific goals for myself - i want to spend days stalking that super-ultra-special-rare DE that gives me a little bit of something I can get nowwhere else. All this karma and tokens and whatnots make the game seem like a supermarket. I don't want a supermarket, I want dingy little shops where I can spend days looking for stuff that can be found only there and nowhere else.
9) WvW individual rewards, obviously. There should be some kind of specific WvW "xp" like what they have in sPvP. Yes, WvW should be its own reward, and yet it would be satisfying to have your contribution to WvW honored in some way, at least with a title or something.
As you can see, the vast majority of my suggestions deal with the way rewards and player motivation work in this game. Imo this is the only weak spot in otherwise excellent whole. Thankfully, that is something that can, and very probably will be worked on as the game matures.
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Joined: 3/25/05
Gear progression in stats - You can get exotic grade gear immediately upon hitting 80 on market for dirt cheap - would it be so bad to have one more tier higher you have to earn through other means beyond hitting 80? Why are we spoon fed the best possible gear in game - through the damn market - o m g.
Bigger dungeon groups - Some of us have more then 5 friends. For being all anti-trinity system, that relies on tank/healer/buff/dps i can see the perfect 5 setup. But this game is nothing like that...everyone is practically the same, so why such a small group limit? Open it up to 10 or 15 or more sheeze.
More skill choices - Give us a pool of skills to choose from for each weapon. Why you forcing us to use the skills you want us to use for each weapon. Some weapons i love, but i hate the skills you picked for them...give us options damnit.
Inspect feature - Really? Is the GW2 crowd so pampered and carebeared that we shouldnt be allowed to view each others stats/gear? I want to see my fellows items, i want to see what that cool helmet hes wearing. Put this standard mmo feature in game my goodness.
Make zones seamless - All the beauty of the art style and supposed vastness of GW2 world goes out the window with all these forced portals we have to go through in order to go on the "other" side. Why cant it all be seamless? Look at Rift, there is NO loading screen in the ENTIRE game world. You only zone into instance raids/dungeons....thats it.
Housing - What ever happen to this feature, new mmos are shying away from this, yet its such a HUGE timesink for players to have. You have any idea how much time people put into homes, and how just that alone, can keep people playing for a very long time? Add that. (kudos to Rift)
Mounts - Listen, mounts are sweet. Nobody going to quit if mounts were added. It be a nice feature for people to have and to strive for. And if your in city or buildings it auto-unmounts you to keep the area clean of mounts in order not to annoy people.
WvWvW Rewards - Somehow the rewards with wvwvw at the moment are kinda of.....meh. Expand on it to make it more personal. Give us personal stuff to get from winning then just "server" buffs. Its cool, but its really boring at the same time. Nothing that reallly screams, oh man, guys, cmon we have to win, we got to get that! Now its...eh so what....not really losing anything, nor gaining anything worthwhile.
Indicator when friends/guildies log on - Self explanatory
Make mobs respawn much slower - Whats with the almost instant respawn of everything? Tone it down my goodness, its too much and annoying.
Make champions drop worthwhile loot - Yeah, they are completely pointless at the moment. Another part of their anti-good gear philosophy. Its all about "fun" right....
Show weapons on character screen - Id like to have my character holding his weapon or weapons in character select, i mean, that be cool, right.
Character Appearance Recustomization - Ok some of us are not happy with our looks, add feature to edit this after character create.
Character Rename - Same as above, add this.
Ah its getting late, ill stop here....
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Joined: 3/04/08
Originally posted by Voiidiin
There should be less diminishing returns than the system has now, but there should be some to encourage people to move on. It drops off way too fast now. Diminishing returns should be in the 10% range instead of the huge drop they have now.
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Joined: 9/27/12
Originally posted by GMan33
Joined: 1/12/07
I'd like to be able to see where the kitten are my friendlies and especially where the double kitten are my enemies. Right now in WvW everyone becomes invisible if you stay on a map for over 15 mins, including the NPCs.
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Joined: 6/12/11
i think it's a great game but, in my opinion, the first game's skill system was far superior in design and execution than its sequel. That's just me though. I miss the amount of skills...and most of all, I want control over where my skills go. That's the only thing bothering me at this point, but it's bothering me enough to limit my play time. It just feels off to me.
The problem with all of that is, the entire combat system is truly bound by the core design of the current skill system, making it doubtful that a change occurs, which is sad for me.
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Joined: 2/01/05
Here's some of the things I would like to see...
1. More weapons
2. More weapon skills. I really would like to see it where you have to select your 5 weapon skills from about 10 or so the weapon offers.
3. More utility skills or better ones. Most are pretty dull in my opinion.
4. More varied DE's. Most of these are pretty boring kill/collect/escort type stuff. I think it would be cool if some involved being warped to mini dungeons of some kind or solving a puzzle.
5. More armor appearance variety. A LOT of the armor looks the same and has little depth.
6. I think the option should be available to deposit collectibles automatically
Overall I think it's a great game and hopefully it will only get better.
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Joined: 10/02/11
The Critical Hit Pretzel!
Alright, *cracks knuckles* where oh where to start. In depth btw cause I'm bored and despite feeling the game isn't that great, I do want it better.
1.) Better Combat: Unlikely it will be changed due to design choice but hey, I like to be difficult! This is focusing upon the way combat plays and feels rather then 'skills' or anything of that choice (below I'll mention it) I'm focusing on the general way combat functions.
This game is attempting to make it about 'skill' yet it continues to use a targetting system with point and click (or press num key if your cool like me) and it really makes it difficult to hit stuff. It feels less about skill and more so overcoming the clunky aiming. Its going for a FPS aim deal yet without the aiming features which is a large issue. It really needed an aim system like Tera or other related games allowing you to focus the camera in the way you want, it feels like half way through production it couldn't figure out what it wanted and it made it into a huge mess.
Second major issue is for asking for action combat, I find myself clicking 1 a lot of times and just afking. I can spam other buttons, yet, but truthfully it gets so repetative and the fact I can just push a button and watch auto attack really makes this game feel less action oriented then games like Rift or other games where damage mostly comes from using skills and auto attacks are either minute or unexistant. It makes it feel like I'm more so going to dance around more moving then actually using skills.
Minor gripe... clunky graphics. In part due to the fact its not designed to 'punish' you for a certain action which I honestly find a flaw. It doesn't need to completely lock you or anything but the whole "spam all buttons and instantly swap" deal really detracts from feeling very satisfied in playing. Over-all the animations can be a bit lack luster, primarily on the side of repetition.
2.) Better Progression: Leveling in this game, particularly maxing a 2nd+ character is BORING. I can't understate the fact that I find myself so unwilling to level a 3rd alt since its more of the same old same old. Theres several reasons this could be from having to repeat areas to doing the same story quests over again (despite having 'branches' they are virtually go the same way, particularly near the end when it gets to Orr) or getting beaten to a pulp in WvWvW zergs and leveling quite slowly. My focus is on the fact that leveling up, my character feels absolutely the same.
The issue comes is when you level, you get a skill point which you can invest in a skill and a trait point. The skill point, well typically if your doing any side skill point events you have all the worth wild skills you need and you won't need any more, most being grabbed for maybe pvp or certain utility though otherwise just sitting there. Traits... they feel so underwhelming. The effect they give is so small, many of the 'bonuses' are very lack luster and don't feel like they do much. There are some like the mesmer "dodge and create a clone" trait that do show some use but just over-all they don't feel like they are boosting you much. I feel like I gain NOTHING out of leveling without any new skills or anything to play with. This only is further boosted by...
Downleveling. Now now I know "its to make things challenging" but lets face it, this game is easy. If you know how to play there is very little difficulty at all when it comes to solo play. It really makes it feel less like your character actually progresed or got stronger. Its fine doing maybe dungeons or something, but its nice to be able to feel like 'wow my character IS better' instead of 'oh, just the same as I was doing in a zone 3 tiers higher'.
3.) Better Environments: Now now, another area people might disagree with me on but I really feel it lacks in environment. Its not that it doesn't feel 'realistic' but rather it all feels the same. The issue is with its somewhat cartoony graphics, it is BEGGING to have a more varied atmosphere. Make it look a bit more fantasy and add spice to it, themeing areas up and making it look different from one another more. Instead, if your in a forest, your in a forest. If your in a jungle, your in a jungle. If your in a swamp, your in a swamp. It just feels so contradictory compared to the character your playing and it bothers me. It needs a creative spark to really make the world more interesting. I'd not complain about this if it was a nice realistic looking game but it goes for that cartoony look that really makes me question why they didn't emphasize this to make the environment more captiviating.
4.) Guild Vs Guild: You know... GUILD WARS. It bothers me that it isn't even really put into play. There are plenty of issues with the guild system (another point I'll get to below) but the biggest problem I have as a game focused on PvP, why is there a lack of guild vs guild combat? You can go and claim the WvWvW could be that way with fortresses (which I'll get into below... god a lot of that) but truthfully its more of a world conflict then anything. People want to ally up and compete as guilds with one another. People want to be able to boost their guilds worth and really stand out together. Its virtually the replacement for Raiding for pvp based game and yet its completely neglected. Come on!
5.) Skills: If I leveled a 2nd mesmer up to 30, I'd have the exact same skills in place and be doing the exact same stuff my 80 is. Yeah, thats a problem I mentioned in a small part above. The fact your so restricted in abilities by weapon really makes it feel like such a drag to play. I feel like I have virtually no control over my character. Typically you have 2 choices in particular "Condition Damage or regular damage" pick one and your stuck with using those certain weapons. Want more support? Your stuck with an even more limited choice. The worst part is you can't even change it up or make anything out of the weapon to make it unique. What you see you get and theres no changing it.
Those 5 keys on the left there for your bow? Your keeping those and using those from 1-80, enjoy. It just makes it feel like its the same combat over and over, and once your 30 and got all your utility and elite skills, any bit of 'new' (which with those skills isn't all that much) just fades away and your left with the same thing... over and over again. The worst part is you might as well remove the 1 key since as an auto attack, its always going to be spammed. In many cases you will find yourself using only 1 or 2 of the keys and most likely neglecting the others. This makes combat very simple. Some classes do at least get more to pick from, but its often times not all that much of a big effect on gameplay and even that becomes repetative.
6.) Guilds: Guilds feel like chat hubs and nothing more. They do have perks in WvWvW but the 'claim a point' deal feels so insignificant and unimportant and doesn't really make you 'feel' like your guild is in any control, just the suckers spending cash to keep the place up and running. The fact your able to represent guilds at any time and join so many trivializes it and really ends up making players look so distant from the guild. Its a cool idea in some ways, but I feel poorly executed. People SHOULD always have a primary guild. though theres no reason to have smaller groups as well. Instead of multiple guilds it should be just a single guild with maybe the option for some other group deal outside your primary guild. It just makes me feel like a guild is just something you easily toss and really loses that 'commradship' being able to hop on guild to guild chit chatting or asking for help only to go back to others.
7.) WvWvW: This... is not implimented well. I'll give them the pass in the fact zerg vs zerg is pretty much the deciding factor, player habit and we know this will likely happen. The issue is a lot of the wvwvw is just repetition. It seems like they were learning at seige warefare though it never really was put in place. Its all about zerging the door, defending team up top shooting down, putting ram up knocking door and easy kill on leader and fort is captured. Its just an endless loop that really becomes old quick. its lacking real action or strategy and its allowing for zergs to thrive and not giving much chance for anything actually 'interesting' to occur.
Certain worlds dominating due to their 'advantages' (aka heavy oceanic players available at off hours) only makes things worst off, though not completely their fault.
8.) Crafting: Actually one of the strong points, although the progression on crafting wasn't very well planned out. The materials makes it very difficult to actually raise this without spending money (Ah, gold for gems, crafty ANET!) and it ends up causing you to build up materials to the point your collectable bag fills up not being able to finish your crafting if you refuse to buy off the AH. That needs to be smoothed out.
The discovery system is, by far, one of the best things GW2 has to offer though it feels like it falls short. Anything outside cooking really just doesn't feel like its all that interesting and its way to predictable. It would of been more interesting to do more of an 'experimentation' option trying to dicovery recipes by tossing random parts together and maybe figuring out a possible combination through the process, something to make it a more intriguing experience particularly for crafting professions outside cooking (though it would be great in cooking too).
9.) Bots and Exploits: Partly 'bug' related I suppose but I feel its a major issue. Bots flood this game. Don't give me that "Its B2P of course they would' excuse because bots in other games do the same thing using that Free month and farm away before usually getting banned after that first month. Botting is an issue, but the fact that they are so rampant and they can teleport around to where they want to go is a major issue. This is something that REALLY has to be fixed and I can't emphasize how terrible it is for the game. Sure, they are making mats lower (thus lowering what people get for the stuff they get while leveling thus not being able to farm enough gems for items and being more likely to buy from you ANET) but they are really hurting the game in so many ways. Fix the teleport exploit, really crack down on bots, and I'll bet you will find more players willing to play the game.
10.) Event Failsafes: Okay, another bug related thing but its more so an improvement so I had to mention it. Rather then having events bug out and have to wait for a server restart, why not have events linked to have a certain 'time out' point where they would reset? Having an event reset after an hour would make things a lot better and really help to limit the whole "wow, this whole zone is bugged' messages I've seen on my 2nd character going through. Its such a simple thing ANET and its so helpful in preventing issues. Lets neglect the fact your stuff is bugging out and just fixate on having something in place to stop even a freak accident keeping an event from happening interupting the progression.
11.) Dungeon Difficulty: No, not the 'its to hard' arguement but the 'why is trash harder then any boss in the dungeon' argument. The issue in dungeons is that its heavily dependant on a group. This means using the GW2 trinity (yes they didn't kill the trinity, just altered it) having damage, cc, and support on hand to have the team do well through the dungeon. Even with a good group, theres a chance you will go downed, and I'll make a safe bet it will be on trash, not bosses. I've seen groups wipe more on trash then ever on bosses (and by wipe, I have not ONCE seen a group all die on a boss, though a sucker might go downed :) ). Its a real issue where difficulty seems to be based solely off scurrying around and spamming cc and just hoping you can kill something before your dodges are up or cc is unable to be applied. This gets most worst with groups as the ability to do any of those elements grows that much harder.
12.) PvE Content: "But the game is PvP focus!" Which I can reply "but for pvp focused it sure lacks a lot of PvP options" and we can go on and on about your moma jokes and the likes but in the end, this game just needs more PvE content to do. As much as people like to go on about "You can go back and do low level zones!" or "You can explore for experience" let me go about saying, yes you can, just like every other old MMo out there which doesn't flaunt the fact you can. The issue is the experience becomes less and less valuable with those low level zones and its truthfully just doing the same thing over again. There needs to be more spice to it. In other games, Battlegrounds were often the gap filler to change it up, but its not a way to progress in this game (though I can give props it does have some progression there). WvWvW can be done though its asking to be quite weak and over-all not being all that wonderful and getting very little out of it.
End game is basically 'run around orr, kill stuff, do the same events repeatedly, spam dungeons over and over till you get bored out of your mind" which it just gets boring. Without raids, you need something to fill that gap and make it feel like you got something to work for and right now there is nothing. You can't even go about fighting players in zones competing for resources since its not even permitted except WvWvW. It just makes the world feel so... boring.
13.) sPvP: More scenarios, more options, more of everything. Really, I just don't have much to say here. My biggest complaint is the 'lobby' system is a bit of a mess and really could use some cleaning up. The 'pick game' option seems quite unnessisary and just really should be make simpler or at least give more reason to bother with the 'various games'.
I'll end on unlucky 13 because I'm tired and I made a huge wall of text explaining my feelings. I know, a few of my big ones can be considered more opinionated (combat/graphics, not entirely as there are some straight facts but most of it can be considered preference) but I just felt the need to bring them up.
More dynamic in dynamic events. Currently their happening is dynamic (timeframe) but not what happens.
* For that, monsters need to get skills and trait as well as basic AI to work together rather than fighting each for their own.
* No more spawns right in the face of players. Monsters need to have a purpose and so they should not spawn 5 meters away in small groups of inidivduals to be half assed faceroll killed by bots.
* Monsters need to chase players by at least 5x the lenght as currently.
* A Town invasion force should not be 5 wave spawn of 6 centaurs, but rather 50 centaurs setting of from their camp and should be able to be intercepted by players and so create trully DYNAMIC EVENTS because of player actions.
* Roaming warbands rather than fix placed spawns across a zone.
* Do not spawn monsters right at the fighting zone, just so your "dynamic" - very static and dead event - has the monsters for killing. Totaly wrong approach. Rift did this way better during world invasion where monsters set out from the rifts.
* Add player deployable items and incoperate crafting for it! You did it for WvWvW partially. How about the poor village didn't get invaded with ease because players deplayed (free placeable) various fortification walls around it? THAT'S DYNAMIC.
* A breathing living world isn't about static spawns with dynamic time pattern. It's about player actions changing things.


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HAZARD — The Perry County Fiscal Court held a special called meeting Wednesday afternoon for the presentation of the next fiscal year's budget.
Perry County's budget for the 2013-2014 fiscal year includes road, jail, general, and several other county items.
According to the budget, the county has borrowed no money for the for the coming fiscal year, and will, therefore, have nothing to pay back. Appropriations for the budget are listed as just over $3 million, road appropriations are $2.28 million, and $2.38 million for the jail. Coal severance appropriations are listed as $1.22 million.
Judge-Executive Denny Ray Noble said the county had anticipated a cut in coal severance funds of about a third for the next fiscal year, however, the court was pleasantly surprised that the cut ended up being less than that.
"We budgeted a third, that we was going to lose a third on coal severance, and this was a good thing because we only lost around $800,000. So, it's not hardly down a third," Noble said.
The court still has the first and second readings of the budget in the next few months and changes to the budget will more than likely be made before the final budget is approved.
In other business, the court voted to table discussion of the waste connections contract renewal until County Attorney John Carl Shackelford has had a chance to look over the final contract.
A vote was also taken to table approval of a resolution authorizing the use of county roads and rights of way for the Perry County Sanitation District's Chavies Wastewater Treatment Plant and Collection Line project, which is working with Breathitt County, until the resolution has been reviewed further.
Claims for the calculation of motor vehicle and boat bills for the county were also approved by the court. County Clerk Haven King presented the bills to the court, which were just under $4,700.


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ALTOONA, PA – The Hilbert College men's basketball team rounded out their weekend of play on January 8 with another AMCC conference win, this time against Penn State Altoona, 72-66. Hilbert was up by as many as 20 points in the second half yet Altoona (0-12, 02-6) battled back within three points to make things interesting. The Hawks pulled away in the final minute improving to 6-7 and 3-3 in league standings.
Even play on the boards (Hilbert 35, Altoona 32) and almost identical shooting percentages (Hilbert 40.7%, Altoona 40%), the Hawks outshot the hosts from the free-throw line, connecting on 17 for the night. Hilbert's Dan McFarland went five for five from the line himself to pace the Hawks.
McFarland continued on his hot streak, leading Hilbert with 19 points, four assists and six rebounds. Chris Parrott chipped in with 14 points and six rebounds and Jordan VanDunk added 11 points and five boards.
For the Lions, Durant Harvin led all scorers with 20 points and seven rebounds and teammate Justin Van Houten added 11 points and six boards.
The Hawks will face cross-town AMCC rival D'Youville College on Wednesday, January 11 at 6pm in the road contest.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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I was so excited to find this a few weeks ago at the drug-store. My MAC Painterly paint pot is getting near to being finished and I thought I might want to replace it with something with a bit of shimmer and, rather than buying Bare Study, I thought I'd give Barely Branded a try since it looks very similar in the pot and I love the great wear of these products from Maybelline. I guess the term "metal" in the name should have tipped me off (but it didn't). This shadow is just way more shimmery than I was expecting and a bit more harsh looking than I like in an eye shadow. It was leans more yellow than I like and that wasn't really visible looking at it in the thick glass pot when I was at the store. I'll still get good use from it, but I'd prefer it a bit more toned down and also a bit less yellow.
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Davidson, N.C.-The Chattanooga Mocs (14-17, 8-8 SoCon) fell 3-1 to the College of Charleston (23-7, 14-2 SoCon) Saturday night at the Southern Conference Tournament in Davidson, N.C., at Belk Arena to bring the 2012 season to a close.
The Mocs were unable to find a rhythm in the first set, falling 25-15 to the Cougars. Chattanooga posted just six kills, two coming from freshman Lauren Gainer (Boca Raton, Fla.). The College of Charleston, however, downed 17 kills and committed only seven errors to hit .250.
Finding holes in the UTC defense early, CofC's Kerstin Koehler and Sloane White recorded .667 hitting percentages in the set. The Mocs were able to dig just 15 of Charleston's 40 attacks.
After the 10-point loss in the first frame, Chattanooga came out hot in the second set. With freshman Catherine Chason (Alpharetta, Ga.) on the serve, UTC forced the Cougars to take an early timeout after building a 5-0 lead.
Charleston was able to pull the match within three and put pressure on Chattanooga throughout the rest of the set. The Cougars eventually tied the frame at 24, but a strong kill from freshman Sarah Batterton (Colbert, Wash.) and an attacking error gave the Mocs the two points they needed, 26-24, to tie the match 1-1 going to the intermission.
At the break, UTC had blocked five Cougar attacks, Gainer downing three and senior Christina Teter (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) with one solo block. Senior Paula Passmore (Merritt Island, Fla.) led the ground game with nine digs, and Batterton was the Mocs offensive leader with five kills.
Despite a tight back-and-forth matchup in the third set, the Mocs fell 25-20 after keeping the score neck-and-neck throughout most of the frame. Tied at 18, Charleston put up four big blocks to take a four-point advantage, the largest lead of the set. Before the four-point lead, the largest scoring margin was a three-point Mocs' lead.
Charleston put UTC away in the third set with a 10-3 run. The Chattanooga offense was held to a .061 hitting percentage, unable to avoid six Cougar blockers. Despite the tough defense, Batterton was able to down five kills in the losing stanza.
UTC dropped the fourth and final set of the match 25-14, falling 3-1 in the match. Chattanooga was unable to bounce back from a quick 5-1 lead taken by the Cougars to open up the final set.
The Mocs totaled nine team blocks, Gainer leading with six and Teter finishing with two. Batterton was Chattanooga's kills leader with 11, and Passmore led the defense with 23 digs. Junior Bridget Camacho (Cumming, Ga.) collected 37 assists.
"Every team except the national champions lose their final match," Head Coach Travis Filar said. "This was a great season and I am very proud of this team. This team will be one I will never forget. They worked hard and we reached our goal of making it to the tournament. While it would have been great to have won the tournament, I know we are headed in the right direction."
The Chattanooga season comes to an end with the Mocs posting their best record since going 17-16 overall, 12-6 in the SoCon, in 2008 for a third place finish in the SoCon North.


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Ellsworth Outlasts Louisburg in Opening Game of Graphic Edge BowlDecember 2, 2012
By Dan Haugo, ICCAC
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - Ellsworth (Iowa) Panther kicker Alex Bainter connected from 18 yards with just over one minute left to seal a 30-27 Panther victory over the Louisburg Hurricanes of North Carolina.
The win clinched a Graphic Edge Bowl victory for Ellsworth (7-4) and first year head coach, Josh Gooch.
After an interception on Ellsworth's first possession by Louisberg's Jeff Richardson, the Panther's forced the Hurricanes to punt after a 3-and-out. That's when the Panther's struck first as Ja'Bari Biship returned the punt 64 yards for the games' opening score.
Proceeding Doyle's second interception of the quarter, Louisberg (6-3) countered with a score of their own. Quarterback Madison Mills connected for the first of two touchdown connections with wide out, David Alston, tying the score at 7-7.
Midway through the second quarter the Hurricanes struck again on a two-yard plunge, only to have the extra-point blocked.
Down 13-10, the Panthers were bending but not breaking, forcing the Hurricanes into third and goal from the 23. Pulling one out of the bag, Louisburg fake a screen to the right side and threw back left to Alston who went untouched with a parade of blockers in front.
With momentum on their side up 20-10 with 39 seconds left in the first half, that energy quickly switched as Biship took the ensuing kickoff 45 yards close to Hurricane territory.
Ellsworth went into hurry up mode and Doyle found receiver JT Tolbert (right) for a 38-yard heave, setting up a nine-yard touchdown connection between the two with nine seconds remaining. Tolbert caught 14 balls throughout the day for 150 yards and one score to earn Offensive Player of the Game honors.
Bainter's PAT sailed wide right, leaving Louisburg with a 20-16 halftime lead.
Despite an 81-yard kick return by Panther Terrell Simmons to open the half, Doyle threw his third interception of the game as he tried forcing a throw into the end zone.
Both teams spent the better part of the third quarter exchanging punts and interceptions. After a field goal put the Panther's within one, 20-19, they drove 72 yards on 13 plays capped off by a Doyle one-yard TD dive. Doyle finished with 276 yards through the air and two touchdowns, one through the air and one on the ground.
Ellsworth made it a seven-point game, as Tolbert swept around for the two-point conversion.
As the game went late into the fourth, Terrell Simmons picked off Mills on the Hurricane 35-yard line. The Panthers looked to grind down the clock and potentially putting the game out of reach with a two score lead.
Ellsworth's Amari Williams then coughed up the ball on which was corralled by a sprinting Brandon McGee who took it the other way for a house call tying the game at 27 a piece.
With a little under four minutes remaining, the Hurricanes lined up for a go-ahead field goal of their own, when DaShawn Carson broke through the line to block Ryan Samuels 45-yard attempt. Scooped up by fellow Panther, Corry O'Meally, the Panthers marched down the field for Bainter's winning field goal.
Louisburg finished the season 6-3 and defensive back Jeff Richardson took home the Defensive Player of the Game honors with 10 tackles and two INTs.
Ellsworth improved to 7-4 giving them their third Graphic Edge Bowl victory in the last five years.


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An Augusta man riding a motorcycle was killed Tuesday evening after a wreck on Aiken-Augusta Highway.
Berry Playford, 51 of Parkway Drive in Augusta was pronounced dead at Georgia Health Sciences University, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
The crash happened at about 6:40 p.m. when a Hephzibah man driving a Dodge Charger on Old Aiken Road ran a stoplight and hit the motorcycle on Hwy. 1, just outside of the North Augusta city limits in Aiken County, Carlton said.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and toxicology is pending, Carlton said.
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Poor Jax just can't catch a break, not that he hasn't done plenty to dig his own grave. After ending things with Stassi, he quickly took up with another young co-worker, Laura Leigh. But we soon learn that his feelings for Stassi are still going strong.
In this sneak peek of Season 1, Episode 7 of Vanderpump Rules, Jax gets an earful from Laura Leigh after he breaks things off without a proper explanation. As he's working the bar, she berates him about lacking respect and accuses him of being a horrible person.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Four different players had two hits each and senior leadership was on display in Goose Creeks 8-4 victory over Wando on Monday night at GCHS in a key Region 7-AAAA baseball game.
There is no doubt about it. We put a full game together, Gators coach Chris Pond said. Defense and two-out hits helped us win tonight.
Senior hurler Cody Smith (4-2) tossed his fifth straight complete game, scattering four hits and two earned runs. He struck out seven batters to work around five walks.
He was also in the group that finished 2 for 4, and had two RBIs.
Senior third baseman Sean Freeland, senior shortstop Tyler Rio and senior Chris Singleton also had multiple hits.
Freeland and Rio drove in a pair each and Singleton pushed one run across.
The Gators (9-5, 5-2 region) can lock up second place and at least one home playoff game with a win at Wando on Wednesday. The two teams end the regular season with a non-region contest on Friday.
Goose Creek had 11 hits as a team.
Were starting to hit the ball one through nine, Pond said.
After Goose Creek manufactured a single run in the bottom of the fifth to take its 8-4 lead, Wando (11-6, 5-2 region) loaded the bases in the top of the sixth but hit into an inning-ending double play on a line drive to Freeland.
Freeland snagged a hot shot from Owen Ravenell and then stepped on third to squash the threat.
Wando scored all four of its runs to take a 4-1 lead in the top of the second inning but Goose Creek stormed back with four in the bottom of the inning to regain the advantage.
Singletons RBI double made it 4-4 and Freeland followed with an RBI single to right field
Rio and Smith each doubled in runs in the third inning as Goose Creek built a 7-4 lead.
The Class AAAA playoffs begin Thursday, May 1.
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
The future looks bright for the Ashley Ridge girls' tennis team.
The Swamp Foxes entered play last week hoping to take the lead in the race for the Region 8-AAAA championship but lost to Bluffton. Due to a prior win over the Bobcats, however, Ashley Ridge could still claim a share of the title.
"There was really only one difference in our two matches with Bluffton," Ashley Ridge coach Andy Steingold said. "Our No. 2 player won the first time in three sets and lost the second time in three sets. But if our prior matches are any indication, we can still finish in a tie for first."
Ashley Ridge improved to 10-3 with a 6-1 mark in region play Friday with a win over Fort Dorchester and only has three region matches remaining. If both the Swamp Foxes and Bluffton, which also only has one region loss, win out they will share the region crown.
That would mean both teams would open the playoffs with a home match. Ashley Ridge has won its first-round playoff match each of the last three years, but Steingold is hoping this year his team can advance beyond the second round.
"We have a solid team all the way down," the coach said. "Bluffton is very strong and we've played them dead even so I think we have as good a chance as anyone. I'm optimistic. We are as strong as we've ever been and some of the other teams lost talent to graduation."
Lauren Smith and Julia Lawton are the only seniors in the starting lineup for the Swamp Foxes this season so the success the team is having should not only carry into the playoffs but also carry into the next few seasons.
The No. 2 doubles team Ashley Ridge typically puts on the court is comprised of seventh-graders Natalie Blatner and Arianna Brim.
"They play a lot of junior tennis so while they are tiny, their strokes are tall," Steingold said of the two Gregg Middle School students. "They have great top spin; they volley well; and they are a strong team."
Other players who are seeing a lot of action for the Swamp Foxes this season include Bella Lawrence, Savanna Lawrence, Ali Blackmon, Megan Illsley and Maddie Kratzert.
This week, Ashley Ridge has matches against Beaufort and Summerville. Next Tuesday, the Swamp Foxes will close out their regular season with a match against Colleton County.
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Saturday, February 15, 2014
For many of us, Super Bowl Sunday is about watching great football and eating delicious, crowd-pleasing foods. But while many of we kick back and enjoy the game, someone in our community might be worrying about where his or her next meal is going to come from. They might be thinking about how hard it is to stand at the stove or about not being able to drive to the grocery store anymore.
Using the energy of the Super Bowl to mobilize people to fight hunger, the Souper Bowl of Caring is a national effort that encourages communities to support their local charities that work hard to make sure people dont have to know what hunger feels like.
This year, South Carolina Bank and Trust, Mount Pleasant Branch, teamed up with East Cooper Meals on Wheels for the Souper Bowl of Caring. The SCBT branch, located at 1032 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., promoted the Souper Bowl of Caring during the month of January and collected 106 pounds of non-perishable food and raised over $300 in cash, which translates into 216 meals for the recipients of East Cooper Meals on Wheels.
About East Cooper Meals on Wheels
East Cooper Meals on Wheels delivers daily nutrition to residents of any income level in Mount Pleasant, Sullivans Island, Isle of Palms, Daniel Island, Cainhoy and Wando, who are homebound or unable to provide their own meals. We also advocate on behalf of recipients whose needs exceed the scope of our programs. Our mission extends beyond the poor elderly to include anyone of any age who is homebound for any length of time and/or unable to independently provide a meal. Most of our recipients are over 60 years of age and 74% of our recipients live at or below the poverty line. Each meal we deliver provides 33% of the Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) for a recipient, with one midday meal being delivered daily to each recipient. Our most needy and isolated recipients rely on us for 66% of their DRI through the delivery of a second daily meal.
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In full disclosure, I am a Trustee for the Town of Lyons, a patient advocate member of the Department of Revenue's (DoR) Medical Marijuana Working Group, I am a patient myself, a caregiver, and a current business license holder. At this time I have NO financial interest in any medical marijuana business. I write this as an individual member of these various communities. I don't speak for the Board of Trustees (BoT), and I don't speak for anyone else but myself.
It has been important to consider the mounting body of research demonstrating the multiple therapeutic benefits of cannabis use in this discussion. However, I would be remiss to not point out the areas of research that have proven that cannabis use, for the developing pre-teen and teenage brain is potentially dangerous.
Last November at the Society for Neuroscience's annual conference, a Harvard Medical School researcher presented the results of a study that found that; "Young adults, who started smoking marijuana as adolescents or teens, had greater
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Wyatt Gene was 7lbs., 171/2 inches long.
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This quilt took 3 days to make…the quilter 1 week to quilt…and 6 weeks for me to get the motivation to bind it. Geesh. I'm so glad I finally found that motivation though because I love it.
The backing is a flat sheet.
I get lots of questions about using flat sheets as backings. I buy them when I see single flat sheets on sale if they are good quality, then I wash/dry them and trim off the edges. It's a heck-o-lot cheaper than buying designer yardage and if you buy nice sheets they feel the same or better.
The quilting was done by my friend Kathy.
She did that freehand…which requires a lot of patience…which is why I am not a long arm quilter. It adds such a beautiful texture to a super simple quilt. If you need quilting she is affordable and fabulous.
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See, not too tight across the back.
However, after I have it on for a while, (a minute or two) it pulls across the chest. Mistake #1: since I raised the neckline, I should have also added more buttons. Darn. But, I figure that I don't always have to wear it buttoned.
And if I want to wear it buttoned? Presto. Cover it with a scarf.