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DVD Review: A MusiCares' Tribute to Neil Young
Posted: June 1, 2011
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May 31, 2011 – By Glenn McDonald
The new MusiCares' Tribute to Neil Young DVD features a couple dozen top-notch performers honoring Young in an evening of cover songs and tributes. It's a 70 -minute, bare-bones, no-frills affair – just how Neil likes 'em.
The MusiCares Foundation, established in 1989 by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, provides emergency financial assistance for musicians in need. Last year, the organization gave more than 2.5 million in direct financial aid to 2,000 recipients.
The MusiCares Person of the Year tribute dinner takes place annually in Los Angeles during Grammy week, and honors artists for both their contributions to music and their philanthropic efforts. Past recipients include Bono, Natalie Cole, Luciano Pavarotti, Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor and Stevie Wonder. In 2010, that artist was Neil Young.
A Low-Key Vibe
After a pair of opening promotional videos detailing MusiCares and Young's own Bridge School Benefit events, the evening begins with John Fogerty and Keith Urban leading the house band on "Rockin' in the Free World."
It soon becomes clear that this will be no rowdy rock concert. The venue is a giant ballroom with an enormous stage, and the crowd is seated at round tables with white linens – expensive food and drink presumably at hand. It's a benefit concert, after all. In fact, as the musical luminaries take the stage one after another, it starts to seem like the coolest, most mellow wedding reception you've never been to.
The performances throughout keep to this low-key vibe, and the tone is really set by that opening number. Fogerty sounds great on vocals, but a song like "Rockin' in the Free World" is necessarily diminished in this polite setting. "Rockin' in the Grammy Week Industry Party Venue," maybe.
It's with the second performance – Lady Antebellum's slow and sweet take on "Only Love Can Break Your Heart – that the appeal of this night of performances becomes clear.
Neil Young's songs have always had an essential portability. I don't know the statistics, or if there even are statistics, but I'd guess that Young is among the most covered songwriters on the planet. His best songs have a kind of durable structural integrity, in the material sciences sense of the word.
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If you've ever sent an email to Google's support addresses, most likely you received an automatic reply vaguely related to your message. Using a new feature from Gmail Labs, you can create your own canned messages and use them as automatic replies.
"If you're sick of typing out the same reply every time someone emails you with a common question, now you can compose your reply once and save the message text with the "Canned responses" button. Later, you can open that same message and send it again and again," explains Chad Perry.
After enabling "Canned Responses" in the settings page for Gmail Labs, you'll see a new drop-down when composing a message. The "canned responses" option can be used to save a new message or to load an existing autoreply. It's interesting that Gmail saves the messages as hidden drafts: you can find them if you search for label:drafts, but they're not visible in the Drafts view.
The best thing about the new feature is that Gmail added a new action for filters: "send canned response". If you receive many messages about the same issue and you have a standard response, create a filter that includes some relevant keywords and select an existing canned response. This should come in handy if iGoogle users continue to ask how to go back to the previous version of Google's personalized homepage.
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
In many ways, Morgan Hinkleman is a typical 9-year-old.
The rising fourth-grader at Waccamaw Elementary School loves watching Disneys Frozen, and playing with her dolls and with her two younger sisters, Madison and McKenna.
However, unlike her classmates, Morgan is guest starring on her second prime-time television series.
She is currently being seen on AMCs Halt and Catch Fire. Two years ago she was on NBCs Revolution.
Morgan was 5 when she told her parents she wanted to be an actress.
I guess because I saw a bunch on TV, and I wondered what it would be like, to be like them, she said.
Her parents, Jarrod and Stacy Ownbey, were supportive.
She just loved being in front of the camera, Stacy said. She was pretty adamant with it, so I did a lot of research to try to find a reputable agency.
Stacy contacted Coastal Talent Kids, which has since changed its name to East Coast Talent, and scheduled an audition.
I kind of held my breath because I thought, I dont know how shes going to do in an audition, Stacy said. But she went in and she just loved it.
The agency signed Morgan, and her first big break was Revolution.
I thought, this is either going to make or break it, Stacy said. Shes either going to get on set and love it, or at the end of the day be like, ugh.
Morgan loved it.
She cried [and] didnt want to leave that day, Stacy said.
Morgan only appeared in a handful of Revolution episodes. Shes appeared in seven episodes of Halt.
Halt filmed in Atlanta from November to April, and the Ownbeys had to adjust their lives. Sometimes Morgan had to be there for a day or two, sometimes as long as a week.
It definitely took a lot of adjusting and rearranging, but we worked out so either my husband, me, or my parents have gone with her the whole time, Stacy said. So we just sort of swap out and flip flop.
Halt is set in the 1980s, and Morgan loves being an 80s kid.
Its fun, she said. When I was trying on wardrobe, my mom said I think I wore that when I was young.
Its like a total flashback to my youth, Stacy said. They have toys that we played with, that are retro now. Walking on set youre like, this is my childhood.
The Ownbeys record Halt, and only let Morgan watch her parts.
Morgan said its weird to see herself on television.
When youre there, you see only like half, she said. On TV it looks like the real thing.
It took a while for Stacy to get used to seeing her daughter on television.
Its kind of wild. Its crazy, Stacy said. The first time I saw her on TV I kind of held my breath and I had to remember that she already did it. I shouldnt be nervous.
The younger Ownbeys were unimpressed.
Look its Morgan on TV, Stacy said she told them. They were like, yeah, yeah. Can you put Disney back on?
According to Stacy, a decision on whether Halt will be renewed for another season could come in August.
Meanwhile, Morgan has started surfing lessons and is getting ready for fourth grade.
Her favorite subject is writing.
I like that you get to make things up, she said. Its kind of like making up a movie. You just make up your own story.
Whether Halt is renewed or not, Stacy said acting has been good for her oldest daughter.
Its kind of interesting to see how she handles it. I think its made her grow a whole lot, Stacy said. She handles it well. She handles the pressure well.
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I have been around this board for a while, but I don't post very often. On Monday, we lost pregancy #3 at 9 weeks probably due to blighted ovum. I wanted to share my story b/c we opted for a natural miscarriage instead of a d&c. There is very little good info on what a natural miscarriage is like, so I hope this will help someone be prepared as I was not.
Last Wednesday, June 14, I started spotting light pink to brown. I had not had my first u/s yet. Of course, we were on vacation. I called the dr office who told me to go to the ER if spotting became red. Friday night we were at the small local med center and dr did vaginal exam b/c I had red spotting and light cramping. He said I had a 50/50 chance of having miscarriage. He did not do u/s as the sonographer had gone home and he suggested we either come back the next day or return home from vacation. I was ready to wait it out as I knew that the dr couldn't do anything. Saturday night the bleeding turned to clots the size of half dollars. We were going home Sunday morning (father's day) anyway, and I was 90 % sure that I had lost the pregnancy at this point so we chose to go on home. All along I was reading that miscarriage is like a heavy period. At this point, I still didn't have bleeding that was as heavy as my normal period, so I felt I could handle avoiding a d&c.
On Monday morning, I was scheduled for an 8:15 u/s. I knew in my heart that the tech would not find anything, but it was hard to hear her so quiet and looking so carefully on the screen. There was nothing. No baby, no sac, nothing except lots and lots of thick uterine wall. I met w/ the dr who confirmed everything and she said that I had a few options: natural miscarriage, medication to speed things along, or a d&c. So far I felt good about the process, so dh and I chose the natural course. This also gave time for the bloodwork to confirm falling hcg levels. Dr gave me a rx for 800 mg Ibuprofen to take alternately with 1000 mg of Tylenol.
Well, on Mon night it all hit the fan. Remember that all along I was prepared for a "heavy" period. At about 4 pm I started to feel really poorly. Blood started gushing and I was passing clots as large as my fist. I was uncomfortable and could not sit or lie down. I paced the floor for about 3 hours. Then, I started experiencing what I have since Found out was back labor. I have had two c/s w/ my other pregnancies, so I had never been in labor before. The pain was so strong, it literally took my breath away. It radiated up my back and down into my feet. Still blood gushing and clots. I was nauseous, had a fever w/ chills, and the medication was not touching the pain. I called to my husband (who had been putting our two kids to bed) to find some other meds for me to take. I didn't care what it was b/c I knew that there was no baby to harm. He saw my pain and amount of blood and called the dr who told him to bring me to the e/r.
I don't remember much about the e/r, b/c I ended up passing out several times from the pain. I was given fluids and IV pain meds w/ something for nausea. After the exam, the dr actually said that I was not hemorrhaging and that although the bleeding was very heavy, it was normal. We came home in the wee hours of the morning. Since then I have been on Tylenol w/ codein and an anti-nausea med. This has been bearable, but I have not had the heavy bleeding like on Mon pm and Tues am. I hope the worst is behind me. I had more bloodwork done yesterday and I return on Tues to follow up.
I hope my story helps someone who may be considering having a natural miscarriage. I believe we could have saved ourselves a trip to the ER had we been better informed. God will provide us with another child to love in his due time.


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Although the project is far from being completed, Gaia supports Keyhole authentication, 3D earth view, navigation, layers, NMEA GPS.
It will be interesting to watch this project and the added functionality. Google Earth is a proprietary application that runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, but lacks a real API. An open source alternative to Google Earth is NASA World Wind, which, ironically, is a Windows-only application.
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Lt. Tim Thornton said several cars were broken into on Martintown Road between the times of 10 p.m. and midnight.
Security camera footage taken from a nearby home shows the suspect appears to be a male, of average build and between 30 and 40 years old, police said. The suspect was driving a white SUV that police believe may be a Nissan or a Mitsubishi, and the vehicle may have some minor damage to the back and/or side from backing over a mailbox on Socastee Drive, police said.
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For a small city (about 7 miles by 7 miles), San Francisco changes fast, especially the restaurants. If your itinerary is dominated by reassuring old favorites (Union Square, again! City Lights books, again!), you may be missing a lot. To remedy that, six of us fanned out across the 49 square miles in late fall and early winter, using public transportation -- bus and BART -- and scoped out 49 listings of sweet spots in the city that are new, newly transformed or just underappreciated. (Of course, we ended up with more than 49.)
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I don't think they'll pair him up with Mir right off the bat. They don't want to risk 3 losses in a row for him. Maybe Nelson as long as he wins against Miocic next month. Or loser of Hunt/JDS, winner of AO/Browne. Lots of good matchups for him. Better ride this money train before it 'roids itself right off the track....
I got mixed feelings, I enjoyed watching him years ago, but when he cost a promotion a card which killed them. I hate to put to much hope in him unless he does fights overseas [ were the UFC runs the tests]
I'm with Tbear give him TRT AO
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Kinda disappointed in the match making here. Barnett should be fighting Roy. Stipe, while a decent prospect, is a huge step down for Roy at this point in both their careers.
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I just love watching this guy fight. Great chin, heavy hands, interesting catch-wrestling, killer instinct and colorful personality.
And I just realized that he has never been submitted before (other than tapping to strikes once).
It's going to be a good year for the heavyweight division.
he gets a lot of hate, but he's never really left the top five in his career. he can still wreck pretty much anyone, and can compete on the ground with the best in the world. i'll always tune in to watch that guy fight.
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2.8.14 WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD: Montgomery Breaks School Record Britzman Sets In Same Competition
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It was an eventful day for the Walsh women's track and field team as the Cavaliers had representatives compete at three different meets in the northeast Ohio area. The majority of the team competed at nearby Mt. Union in the Jim Wuske Invitational while Stephanie Foster (Sr., Lodi, OH/Cloverleaf) and Lissa Yoder (Sr., Cortland,…
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(GENEVA, Ohio) – A week after qualifying for the NCAA national championships with a jump of 4 meters, Stephanie Foster (Sr., Cloverleaf, OH/HS) surpassed it today as she won the SPIRE Midwest Open in the pole vault. This time her best jump was 4.10 meters, or 13 feet 5.25 inches, which is also her personal best. She edged out…
1.29.14 WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD: Foster Named GLIAC Athlete of the Week
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(BAY CITY, Mich.) – Stephanie Foster (Sr., Lodi, OH/Cloverleaf) has been selected the GLIAC Women's Indoor Field Athlete of the Week after an impressive performance at the Youngstown State Invitational this past Friday. Foster not only won the event, but she also became the first Cavalier to qualify for an NCAA national…
1.24.14 WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD: Foster Qualifies for Nationals; Britzman Breaks Record
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(YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio) - Stephanie Foster became the first student-athlete at Walsh to qualify for an NCAA national championship after winning the pole vault this evening at the Youngstown State Invitational . Foster (Sr., Lodi, OH/Cloverleaf) had a best height of 4.00 meters, or 13-01.5. Her mark automatically qualifies her for the NCAA Indoor…
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(FINDLAY, Ohio) - Walsh returned to the indoor track at Findlay on Friday in a late schedule change after an original meet scheduled at Edinboro was cancelled. The Cavaliers had two placers with women in field events. To no one's surprise, Stephanie Foster (Sr., Lodi, OH/Cloverleaf) took care of business once again in the pole…
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PHOTOS BY DAVID SIKES/CALLER-TIMES We estimated the weight of this alligator gar at between 30 and 40 pounds. Notice the paddle lure still in its teeth. We let the gar keep it. From left, that's Venice guide Brent Roy (http://www.venicecharters.com), Mitch Williams and Rod Felder.
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A college student from Aiken who law enforcement said went for his gun when being arrested is facing prison time, but not for the alleged attempt to use his gun.
Bernard Burgess, 25, pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of distribution of marijuana. For admitting the charge, two other felonies – using a firearm to further a felony and distribution of cocaine and marijuana – will be dismissed.
Burgess was arrested on Feb. 22 this year by Department of Natural Resources agents. According to testimony at Wednesday's plea hearing, Burgess attempted to pull a gun on his arresting officer. However, another agent leaped across the inside of the car and grab the firearm.
The original agent was tipped-off by a strong smell of marijuana coming from the car, which was parked at a gas station near the Aiken and Bamberg county line, according to testimony. Burgess was in the driver's seat, though he denies being the driver of the stopped car.
When the vehicle was searched, $5,000 in cash and several bags of marijuana "broken up in a distribution style" were discovered in the center console, Assistant U.S. Attorney Julius N. Richardson said.
Richardson described the dropping of two charges and pleading to the single as "a reasonable and appropriate trade off for Mr. Burgess to make."
Both distribution counts were originally for cocaine and marijuana; however, the narcotic has been removed from the remaining charge and no testimony regarding the presence of it was given.
Burgess is facing up to 10 years in a federal penitentiary on the remaining charge. However, as he has accepted responsibility for his crime, has no previous felony drug convictions and is cooperating with law enforcement, his sentence will likely be a fraction of that.
Burgess will be back in court today as he attempts to get a lower bond set, now that he is facing a lesser sentence than the 10-year mandatory minimum he faced before the plea deal was signed.
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• The Curiosity Shop opened its doors in 1998.• It has been at its current location on Park Avenue for two years. • The shop was located previously on Laurens Street and Richland Avenue.
The Curiosity Shop has been a fixture in downtown Aiken for the past 15 years. The shop located on Park Avenue that brought a taste of the British Isles, Europe and beyond to consumers in the CSRA, will be suspending operations on Feb. 28 as part of a re-evaluation process, said John Heaton, who owns the business with Amy Neeley.
"It's kind of bittersweet," said Heaton, who said the business will not be closing. "We're going to evaluate what we're doing."
The decision to suspend operations was based on a number of variables, but increased competition from other grocery stores who began carrying merchandise that was once unique to The Curiosity Shop, a changing marketplace and consumer convenience, were among the reasons the retailer decided to re-evaluate.
"It's just easier for people to pick something up when they're shopping than it is to go out of their way and come here," said Heaton, who said The Curiosity Shop's pricing was competitive with that of its rivals. "A lot of the specialty items that we have traditionally sold in the past, you can now get in other places."
A loyal clientele both locally and from places as far away as Charleston and Atlanta patronize the establishment, which has moved several times during its tenure in the downtown shopping district. The Curiosity Shop has been at its present location for the past two years. The store's warmth and inviting presence, coupled with the Dickens Cafe, an amenity that was new to the Park Avenue locale, made it a popular destination. The Curiosity Shop will continue to serve Aiken in some capacity, whether it be downtown or another location, said Heaton.
"We've always been supportive of downtown; even when opportunities have arisen other places, we wanted to stay downtown," said Heaton. "One of the reasons we called it The Curiosity Shop is because we could sell whatever we wanted."
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Better-than-baked beans with spicy wedges
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 35 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 2
Students' cuisine may be the butt of many a joke, but with these nutrient-packed, low-fat and cheap beans, they get the last laugh
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- Freezable
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 399
- protein
- 19g
- carbs
- 60g
- fat
- 11g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 15g
- salt
- 1.14g
- 1 tsp oil
- 1 onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 2 rashers streaky bacon, cut into large-ish pieces
- 1 tsp sugar, brown if you have it
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
- 200ml stock from a cube
- 410g can cannellini beans, butter or haricot beans in water
For the wedges
- 1 tbsp white flour (plain or self-raising)
- ½ tsp cayenne pepper, paprika or mild chilli powder
- 1 tsp dried mixed herb (optional)
- 2 baking potatoes, each cut into 8 wedges
- 2 tsp oil
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Firstly, fry the onions and bacon in a non-stick pan for 5-10 mins then throw in your tomatoes, stock and some seasoning to taste. Place everything in your slow cooker pot and stir in the beans. Cover with the lid and cook on Low overnight or for up to 9-10 hours. If you like, serve with the wedges above.
- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. For the wedges, mix the flour, cayenne and herbs (if using), add some salt and pepper, then toss with the potatoes and oil until well coated. Tip into a roasting tin, then bake for about 35 mins until crisp and cooked through.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil in a non-stick pan, then gently fry the onion and bacon together for 5-10 mins until the onions are softened and just starting to turn golden. Stir in the sugar, tomatoes, stock and seasoning to taste, then simmer the sauce for 5 mins. Add the beans, then simmer for another 5 mins until the sauce has thickened. Serve with the wedges.
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My kids weren't convinced. I served with jacket potatoes rather than wedges, and as a previous reviewer recommended, puréed the sauce before adding cooked bacon and the beans. Didn't tell the kids anything was different....my 2 year old refused to eat any of it after one bite and my 3 year old ate half of hers.
Nice enough flavours but I found the sauce a bit too watery. If I did it again I would definitely use passata as someone else suggested. I did do it in a slow cooker though so it may reduce down a bit more on the hob.
I used sweet potatoes for the wedges and they had a really kick with cayenne pepper.
Perfect comfort food on a rainy Melbourne night. I played around with the beans by doubling the bacon, onion and beans but using only one can of chopped tomatoes, the 200 ml of stock and about 3 tablespoons of tomato paste, which made the sauce nice and rich without being too runny. There's enough of the beans left for brekfast tomorrow, will probably reheat them in the oven with a couple of eggs cracked over them.
Excellent I used dried canellini beans (soaked overnight) - I added Worcester Sauce about 1tbsp and a splash of balsamic vinegar.
Very nice indeed - didn't even need to go shopping for ingredients. My Australian husband was not impressed he called it 'war food' although he doesn't like the tinned variety either ! Will definitely make again


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There has been a tremendous response to the idea for KickStart Toledo, and we are working on making it a reality.
The concept was borrowed from KickStart Columbus, where the Columbus City Council and several community development organizations sponsored a contest and awarded free downtown office space for a year. The call to establish a similar program in Toledo garnered some inspired responses on Facebook and Twitter. We also received calls of support from local Realtors and elected officials such as Toledo City Councilwoman Paula Hicks-Hudson.
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So, help us drive this and determine what is next. We have thoughtful people and professional resources; we need to bring them together and, as the idea suggests, KickStart Toledo. Email or call us so we can keep the momentum going.
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It is worth noting that we have a number of different options to consider in how this project takes shape, and have only just started to tap into the other partners and resources that can help. In Columbus, ECDI worked with Columbus City Council and a friendly, generous private developer who donated commercial space as a part of a prize package to the entrepreneurs who won the competition. It was for the good cause of spurring business growth and neighborhood reinvestment.
The winning entrepreneurs also received business coaching, $1000 grants for signage and other resources. The power of several businesses going into neighboring unoccupied spaces all at once really galvanized success for them all. ECDI was also involved in a business planning competition in Cleveland, which had a totally different structure and set of partners. There, the winners received free space in a community development corporation-owned commercial/retail building in the distressed area near the West Side Market. Charter One Bank was another major partner in the Cleveland project and the involvement of a strong CDC helped ensure success.
The projects were different in each market, but we can learn from each of them. We can also see what other partners and resources emerge as a Toledo project takes shape. Whatever the structure, we know that having long-term support and technical assistance for new entrepreneurs will be a key factor. The point is, this initiative has a number of different pathways to consider and I am particularly eager to broaden our group to include others such as government, CDC, bank, foundation and private business partners.
Many folks from these sectors have been working diligently to enhance local entrepreneurial opportunities for quite some time — even it if is not always outwardly apparent. The fact that truly diverse partners such as the ABLE, the RGP, LCEDC, UT, the Chamber, the City of Toledo, Toledo City Council, the Port Authority, Toledo Community Foundation, Stranahan Foundation, United North, LISC and an array of banks supported ECDI's new Toledo office is a major step towards supporting business growth and neighborhood revitalization that should be applauded. We'll move the project forward in due time and make sure we find the right structure for Toledo.
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I played DF1 for a bit, and there were some major issues that turned me off. I will also offer my solutions to said issues and reference how other games handled similar problems. I don't post often, but from my join date, you can see I've been around for a while, so I have some experience in forming these opinions(I browsed long before I joined as well).
1) Travel:
-People associate no fast travel with "hardcore" somehow. This is simply not true. UO did travel in a pvp game right. You could move around the world quick via rune books, moon gates, and player portals. You had buc's den for murderers and lots of cities for blues. In DF, I found myself hitting auto run and checking FB for 20 minutes. I want to play a game. Not run for 20 minutes, or swim for 30, to play a game. Traveling shouldn't be as easy as GW2, but moongates and recall runes or something similar would be a huge improvement. DF had some of this, but it was far from accessible by everyone.
2) NBA style crack pvp:
-Let me explain. Most pvp encounters in DF seemed to devolve into some jumping and spinning fest that looked similar to how I imagine creating dub step would look(insert picture of cerebral palsy kid smashing forehead on keyboard). In a game that advertises "skill based pvp" I was very dissapointed. Seeing 2 kids bunny hop in circles fighting 1v1 was just... ugh. When I imagine skill my first thought goes to CS 1.6 or UO. CS involved quicking thinking, teamwork, and reflexes. UO much the same, but more personal strategy. I would love to see DF be more about thinking than spamming... any game where bunny hopping is a viable strategy I'm unable to take seriously.
3) PvE choices
-My fondest memories of UO were gathering a group of friends, a pack horse, and tackling a dungeon. Going solo was extremely dangerous with pvpers, but a successful dungeon run was very profitable. Everytime I logged onto DF I was presented with the option of grouping up and zerg pvping, grouping up and zerg pvping, grouping up and zerg pvping, solo pvping and dying from a zerg group, or exploiting mob spawns. There was nothing driving me or pushing me to want to explore and dungeon crawl. One of the greatest aspects of PvP is dungeon fights, and knowing the stakes are so much higher when you are fighting over hours worth of loot.
Am I the only one who feels this way? I love the concept of DF, and I want to support the devs. The UI and bugs didn't bother me in the least bit. Graphics don't mean anything to me. The devs build a great playground equipped with a sandbox, but forgot to give us the tools to dig in the sand with. The game just felt too much like a giant FFA, and not a world.
Heaven and Hell is debatable - Karma is not.
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"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
Well in DF:UW they did say they implemented some things to prevent bunny hopping for the most part. They also added a wobble target so when you move you become less accurate... so that could possibly limit the circling around killing..
Momentum and crosshair wobble are intended mainly adding an extra tactical element to Darkfall Unholy Wars. Shooting a bow or spell while sprinting should not be as easy as when standing still for example. So sprinting offers the maximum amount of penalty to attack accuracy, running, crouch walking offer a diminished penalty while standing still has no penalty. In the same way, momentum makes movement more realistic and encourages proper positioning as opposed to sprinting all time while swinging wildly trying to land a hit. Still, however, Darkfall: Unholy Wars is a real time manually aimed game so these effects are quite mild as we do not want to affect gameplay too much.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
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When asked what PvE or sandbox elements that they were adding to DF:UW, they recently responded with a myriad of answers, all of which involved PvP, territory control, politics in PvP and other various PvP references. So if you want a lot more focus on player housing, professions, strengthening player economy, harvesting, exploration, dungeons, and other similar sandbox fluff, you are going to be left in the dark.
These guys at Darkfall recognize a lot of the flaws in their game. They however, do not understand or are not willing to make changes to draw in new gamers. This title would do well if it added UO style fluff to it. I mean, really, their first expansion off of this new release should be PvE and sandbox feature exclusive. There are so many people who love a lot of the things that DF has, but there are enough flaws that are just too big for most gamers to handle.
I'm not talking about FFA PvP or full loot either. I'm talking about a combat system that is clunky, to say the least. A 1st person perspective that is outdated and (In exception for the few thousand that actually still play) unpopular. A lack of attention to sandbox features that would push the title in the direction of fantasy world simulator instead of large instanced PvP arena.
Though, I do have to say that my major complaint list is significantly smaller now, assuming that this new game is released as advertised. I won't hold my breath on that one though.
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I'll play Darkfall UW if you dont.
DF-UW will be what it'll be, your wants mean nothing.
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Originally posted by sacredcow4
I totally agree with you OP. I guess the devs have to make a choice to either stay true to their current playerbase or change things and get more people like us to play.
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I'll play DF:UW if:
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"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
Originally posted by Zylaxx
You are asking for way too much... so cya. I will not play if they do any of those except the 3rd 1.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
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Originally posted by Caldicot
The thing is though... they can stay true to the original Darkfall and deliver other compelling elements simultaneously. Current players seem to think it is one or the other, and aspiring players seem to think the current system is broken beyond repair, which is definitely not true. The current system just needs, as one previous poster put it, more fluff. UO was great in that every log in you started off with 1 of 1000 things you wanted to do, then ended up doing something completely different and oft-times unique based on what the community was doing at that moment. Darkfall is JUST pvp. I love pvp, but with so many games saturating the market my choices are less restrictive. I don't believe DF can survive as just a pvp game. Planetside couldn't, and the only difference between those games was fast travel and the grind. (and the genre and combat, but as far as what players did....)
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"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
Originally posted by sacredcow4
I agree there are things that can be done to make the game better. But as far as taking away FFA looting and having PvE only zones and servers... no.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
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I agree with the OP. Most of those ideas that you listed are pretty much exactly what I want in a game. Although I don't think it would be easy to do. In UO they had tons of housing areas, but also tons of problems.. Zoning issues, terrain problems, not to mention lag. Granted computers have come a long way since then, but im willing to bet it's probably a pain in the ass to code, and get it right. I'm hoping one day a game will have all of these elements, and do them justice at the same time. I don't think it will be DF:UW though.. at least not in the first year or 2.
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Originally posted by Zylaxx
anyone who is playing this game to farm mobs, is doing it wrong and should not play at all sorry. The mobs are there to supplement PVP.
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Could we please not discuss a PvE server, that subject has been beaten to death a million times already.
Those still bitching about it need to move on.
As for the op, I agree with everything except the fast travel. Inho DF need less fast travel and more focus on regionality, since it would promote the sandbox gameplay most of us want. Regional banking, regional resources, regional conflict, rather than s global arena where people port around freely.
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Originally posted by Biskop
as much as we all want a regional type game, the playerbase would have to be massive for something like this to occur, so there would be constant stimulation in each region, i don't think this is whats going to happen though, they've already stated there is going to be portal hubs that everyone can use (will probably end up being controlled by whichever clans are closest and strongest enough to camp it, which will create PVP), as for regional banking, again i can't see this working unless i have reason to stay in 1 area, for like... ever. Regional Resources/Conflict are already in the game, every island (apart from nifflheim, cause niff sucks balls) in the game has this, fighting over the mob spawns, the villages, and such and sometimes you'll get that awesome back and forth non-stop fighting session between 2 holdings.
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Although I'm working noon to 7 tomorrow, I'm pretty amped for the weekend. My brother and his girlfriend Jen are in town, I plan on keeping up my momentum with NaNoWriMo AND Sunday evening I'll be over at Julia and Shawn's to celebrate Shawn's birthday.
I also have officially begun my Christmas shopping! I got Dustin's gift last week, yay! I also may get him a few smaller things but I'm glad that at least he main one is done. I also need to get started on our Christmas cards. Maybe I'm going a little overboard but if I don't I know I'll wait till the last minute and be stressed out. Who needs that? Certainly not me!
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