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Considering Roland TD-4KP
Luckily, a friend of mine loaned me his old Roland TD-6V to play with for a few months, until he moves to a bigger apartment. I am lucky because now I know a LOT more about electronic drums than I knew before, which was zero. The set I have now looks pretty much like this http://www.musiciansbuy.com/mmMBCOM/...d_td6s_alt.jpg which is a bit different than the newer ones I think.
I think this is a nice set, but the hi hat pedal no longer works and, the bigger issue, one of the plastic connectors that connects the left leg to the main crossbeam broke. So now the whole thing is taped together and a bit rickety. Also the bass drum runs away when you use it, as nothing really fixes it in place. The overall design, in my opinion, is not very stable. I see, however, that newer versions look more stable.
As far as me buying a set, I am looking for a beginner set, nothing fancy. I don't care about a lot of sounds in the brain. I'm not looking for rock bottom price--I want something with decent or good quality, but nothing more than that. I would spend up to $1500 I suppose but I would prefer to spend less. We have no plans to do more than just have some fun with it. Maybe use it at a small party or some such.
What I found in one store here in Jerusalem, Israel is a Medeli DD502 http://www.medeli.com.hk/products/dd/dd-502j.html and runs about $688 USD but it looks like it's pretty low quality. It sounded good when I tried it, but it looks cheap.
I also found the Roland HD-3 V-Drums Lite online but it doesn't look like much, compared to the following:
The next cheapest set in this store (there are other stores in Jerusalem also) is the Roland V-Drums Portable TD-4KP http://www.roland.com/V-Drums/lineup/portable.html which I also found online before. The footprint is great and the portability looks really nice. My son is very shy and only really wants to play in the house now but I could see one day that if he had more skills, he would want to go and play somewhere like with friends or at a family gathering and this set looks great for that. I also like that the TD-4KP has the bass trigger built into the frame so it won't move. :)
I have two issues with it, however. One is that it seems that you can't adjust the location of the pads so much. The guy in the store wasn't so knowledgable really, but also from looking at all the various videos, I see that the toms are located far away from the snare and I'm not sure it's even possible to place them any closer. I suppose, however, that even if so, that's life and we'll live with it.
The other is the snare drum. The pads are touch-sensitive and the cymbals apparently have two triggers (I think that means rim and bell but I forgot to check when I was there but it seems so from videos) but the snare has no rim. The guy in the store told me that for a snare with a rim, you need a much more expensive set. They sell the TD-4KP for $1500 USD and he said a Roland with a snare with a rim would be more like $2K USD.
However I see online that you can upgrade the TD-4KP and switch the plain snare for a mesh snare with a rim. That's what my borrowed TD-6V has and it's definitely nice to have the rim.
Can anybody share anything with regard to these two issues?
As far as buying it, $1500 is crazy I think. I see it online in the USA on sale for $800 (no mesh snare) with free domestic shipping. I think I could do that and then either have a friend bring it over as luggage on an airplane (depends on how big the boxes are however) or even ship it. If the shipping was even $300 I'm still saving money! :)
OK, any feedback is appreciated. Thank you.
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I notice you can upgrade the snare to a PDX-6, which is only about $100 new here in the US.
If you are in an upstairs apartment or condo, even these very quiet kits
still produce some impact noise from the kick pedal that can go through the floor.
I know this from experience.
Lots written on how to deal with that over at vdrums.com,
which means the good news is you can have a kit the neighbors cannot hear.
But it may be a bit more of a struggle to get there than you expect.
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Great. Thanks. I think the mesh snare is a good idea but they're very expensive I think.
This set really is for my son so I think I will get it "as is." Seems that the "upgrade" to a mesh snare is really an addition not a switch, so we can always do that anytime in the future.
Thanks for the feedback.
Re: Considering Roland TD-4KP
This Roland TD-4KX2 kit looks/sounds pretty decent. I think it might be out of date though, don't see them for sale at Guitar Center of Musician's Friend:
Wow, this thing does sound pretty sweet!
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The 6th Annual Barn Tour hosted by the SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare will be held on Saturday, April 13. The tour begins at 11 a.m. All eight barns on the tour are located in Aiken's beautiful Three Runs Plantation. Concessions provided by Papa Russ's BBQ will be available.
The following people have graciously opened their barns for the tour: George and Trish Zara, Matt and Paulina Gould, Scott and Christy Douglas, Judy Boyle Chun, Jack Merritt and Karen Chandor, Horst and Amanda Dorner, Cindy Steinmetz and Wendy Lewis.
The eight barns will be open for self-guided tours from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ann Kinney will be on-hand to show off some of the students from the SPCA train-to-adopt program, Phideaux University.
Raffle tickets will be on sale at each of the barns for fantastic prizes including home goods, jewelry, gift certificates and doggy training sessions.
Following the tour, Charlotte Bayley will perform a dressage exhibition (musical freestyle) at 2:15 at the Ashbrooke Equestrian Center p.m.and will give a short explanation of the exhibition. For more information about Bayley or dressage, visit her website www.csbdressage.net/aboutus.htm.
The SPCA wishes to thank the barn owners, Papa Russ's BBQ, Charlotte Bayley, all of our raffle donors and the fine folks at Three Runs Plantation, especially Laurie Garner and Jack Roth for opening their homes and/or sharing their time and talent in support of the SPCA.
The event will be held rain or shine.
Tickets are $25 per person in advance and $30 the day of the event. Tickets are available for purchase at the SPCA Albrecht Center at 199 Willow Run Road, Auto Tech on Silver Bluff Road, the Aiken Treasure Chest on Richland Avenue, the Edgefield Treasure Chest on Main Street and the North Augusta Treasure Chest on Georgia Avenue.
Will call tickets may be purchased and picked up at the Three Runs Plantation clubhouse the day of the event by mailing a check payable to the SPCA to 199 Willow Run Road, Aiken, S.C., 29801, or by credit card over the phone at 803-648-6863.
Tickets may be purchased the day of the event at the Three Runs Plantation Clubhouse.
All proceeds from the event go directly to fund operations at the SPCA, a nonprofit facility dedicated to saving the lives of homeless animals in the community through adoption, sterilization and humane education.
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HUNTINGTON — When Dre Kane dribbled to the right side of the court and swished a 3-point shot to open the second half, you just knew it was Marshall University's night.
Marshall struggled to make shots in non-conference games.
But, when Marshall began its Conference USA men's basketball season Wednesday night against the visiting Tulsa Golden Hurricane, everything clicked.
"Every guy on the team. ... the managers. ... the bench. ... we were all locked in today," Kane said.
Marshall (8-8 season, 1-0 conference) made shots at a 45.0 percent clip, connected on 12 of 32 tries from the 3-point line and shot 65.0 percent at the free throw line (13-for-20). The Herd limited Tulsa to 36.5 percent field goal shooting and dominated the rebounding by a plus-15 margin in a rousing 79-61 victory before 5,115 spectators in Cam Henderson Center.
The Herd had lost three in a row and five of its last seven games.
"I'm awfully proud of my kids," Marshall head coach Tom Herrion said. "I'm awfully proud to be the coach at Marshall with our great fan base. What a great turnout tonight from our loyal fan base. We're excited about the fact that we started conference play 1-0, and I thought we played really well for the majority of the game.
"It's a testament to our kids' character and my staff. They have all done a great job turning the page quickly."
Marshall's next game is 9 p.m., Saturday, at UTEP (7-6, 1-0) which won Wednesday at Tulane, 66-57.
Tulsa (9-7, 1-1) was ahead, 6-5, early when Marshall took off on a 19-0 tear in seven-plus minutes. Marshall turned the one-point deficit into a 24-6 advantage with 8:45 left until halftime.
Herd forward Elijah Pittman, who scored 19, started the spree with a layup and made a 3-point shot later in the run. D.D. Scarver gunned in consecutive 3-pointers from both sides of the court and finished the surge by making a pair of foul shots.
Scarver and Kane both scored 16.
"Tonight was a game that Marshall came out and dictated the flow and tempo," said Tulsa head coach Danny Manning. "They made shots, they rebounded the ball and we got behind early and couldn't close the gap. Their coach does a good job of getting them to play hard, play unselfish and play together.
"At the beginning they were clicking on quite a few cylinders."
Marshall did commit 20 turnovers, but made up for it by dominating shorter Tulsa in rebounds, 47-32. Forward Dennis Tinnon hit the boards for 11 rebounds and also pitched in six points. Center Nigel Spikes grabbed nine rebounds and scored seven points.
Backup forward Rob Goff contributed eight points and four rebounds from off the bench.
"We just had to come together," Pittman said. "We've still got more to come."
Herrion said ball movement and shot selection that led to making shots aided the fast start.
Kane started at the point guard position and played some minutes at both guard spots in his second game back from a hand injury.
The All-CUSA guard made six of nine field goal attempts and equaled his career best with four 3-pointers in six tries.
Kane also set up other shooters in scoring position with seven assists.
"He's got the ability to get guys the ball at the right time," Herrion said.
Herrion also said the Herd defense was suffocating at times in the first half, particularly the job turned in by Tinnon guarding Tulsa's Scottie Haralson.
"In the first 20 minutes Tinnon played the best defense since he's been here without scoring a point," Herrion said.
Marshall defenders were locked in on Pat Swilling Jr. and Haralson, two of the league's top 3-point shooters, who were averaging 10.8 and 9.8 points respectively. The Golden Hurricane guards both netted six points on combined 5-for-20 shooting. They were 1-for-9 on 3-pointers.
Tulsa had a trio of double-figure scorers — early C-USA freshman of the year candidate James Woodard (12), Shaquille Harrison (12) and Rashad Ray (11).
The Golden Hurricane won its conference opener Sunday at SMU with some clutch 3-point shooting by Haralson and Swilling, but missed too many chances Wednesday while sinking only three of 14.
Marshall took its biggest lead at 55-26 on a Tinnon jump shot with 15:12 left
The Herd's 23-point halftime lead (43-20) was the largest of its time in C-USA.
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The holiday season is intended to be merry and free of fires and tragic losses. In light of this fact, State Fire Marshal Larry Flowers has issued safety tips and instruction to avoid fires for the general public to implement.
According to the National Fire Protection Association, one-third of holiday fires are electrical failures.
Flowers warns of three factors that pose an increased fire threat during the holidays: decorative lighting, live Christmas trees and unattended candles.
"Used properly, these can be important family traditions," Flowers said. "And while Christmas tree fires are not common, when they occur, they often become deadly."
According to Greg Haller, owner of Fred's Pizza, having decorations is important to their establishment, and said safety with the lights and decorations is paramount.
"Decorating is a big part of our business, both in and well as out of the holiday season. We want people to have a good time when they come here and we want to make sure that everyone is safe," Haller said.
Flowers offered specific instruction for the handling of lights. The advice given is to inspect all lights before putting them up. One should check the sockets and wires for any damage that could have occurred during storage.
Flowers recommends that any lights with damage to sockets or strange should be discarded.
When replacing bulbs, only bulbs with the same wattage should be used.
Flowers recommended purchasing lights with the label of a nationally recognized testing laboratory, such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and use the lights according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Outdoor lights are specifically labeled for outdoor use. Outdoor lights should be fastened securely and placed on a ground fault interrupter circuit.
Do not connect too many light sets together and never use extension cords that are worn or cracked. Do not run them under rugs or over sharp objects.
Turn off lights when you go to bed or leave the house.
For Christmas trees, Flowers said live Christmas trees should be as fresh as possible. A fresh cut should be made at the base of the trunk and place the tree in a sturdy stand; water it daily. When the tree becomes dry, discard it promptly.
According to Flowers, one in five holiday fires occur because a heat source is too close to the tree. Locate the tree as far away from heat sources as possible.
Never place burning candles on or near the tree or where the tree may fall if knocked over by a pet or child.
Do not block your primary or alternative escape routes with a tree, decorations or presents.
Lastly, Flowers encourages Ohioans to have a working smoke alarm installed on every level of the home and in each bedroom or sleeping area. Each member of the household should know the home fire escape plan and practice it twice a year.
Guests should be aware of the escape plan and the location of any fire extinguishers in case there is an emergency.
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Well, who really has the definitive answer to any such questions? People can't even agree on who/what Satan is. My short answer that I conclude is that Satan/Evil/Death is destroyed which is apparently the result of a NEW CREATION when the 'former things' have passed away. I have come to the conclusion that some things may always be mysterious to our limited minds. God will do what is right.Welcome to Tentmaker.Anne
Forgive me if this is already a topic somewhere, but im in and out of this forum too much to know, anyway.I noticed (and its been this way) any time I talk about UR with someone they like to play the "ARE YOU SAYING SATAN CAN BE SAVED?" as if that somehow trumps Gods all inclusive love.
To me this fits under the verse Colossians 1:20 - New King James Version (NKJV) - "and by Him to reconcile all things to Himself, by Him, whether things on earth or things in heaven, having made peace through the blood of His cross."- And whenever I read Psalm 41:9 (NKJV) "Even my own familiar friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted up his heel against me." Which David wrote and Jesus quoted at the last supper as being then fulfilled, I can't help also thinking of God and His once high angel Lucifer..
We can argue this and argue this, but God's Word is fairly silent on the subject. I will say this much, that OUR salvation as human beings is wholly dependent on the sacrifice of Jesus and His having been born into the human race. Thus, He is our kinsman and redeemer. Satan and his host of fallen angels do not share that relationship with God, and cannot, because they do not reproduce, so Jesus cannot become their kinsman/redeemer. If God is going to save them, it will have to be by other means, unknown to us.BTW, I believe that all the strange biological probes being done by "aliens" are attempts by demons to insinuate themselves into the human gene pool - a desparate attempt to come under the umbrella of the redeemed kinsmen of Jesus. It will not work.
thanks Lazarus, I will work on putting it more plainly. you know what I was thinking,guys? I was thinking that just as God's Holy spirit gives visions of His workings with men..that just maybe...the evil contrast tool gives these visions and expierences of his dealings.. and that just maybe..that is what these 'alien abductions' are all about. my little girl had one about the age of 5..........strange phenomena noted a blade of grass run through a gourd birdhouse outside her window..was the only 'physical' evidence? other than her telling me about it.
...another thing..she said they looked insect like..a praying mantis...mantis = prophet...and of course false prophet comes to mind.
IMO there is way too much speculation about Lucifer/Satan/the adversary that goes on based on a few obscure prophetic verses of scripture that honest minds can read differently. At present we know that whoever he ever was, now he is the father of lies, author of confusion, murderer, ruler of the hosts of wickedness, spirit that works in the sons of disobedience, etc. I personally have never seen any scripture that indicates that the adversary evr led Jesus. I agree with Micah tho, one thing we know is that eventually all things will be reconciled, and Colossians pretty clearly defines that as everything He created, everything He is over, everything he came before.....hey, that's evryone and everything! For God was pleased to have all his fullness dwell in him, and through him to reconcile to himself all things, whether things on earth or things in heaven, by making peace through his blood, shed on the cross. Once you were alienated from God and were enemies in your minds because of your evil behavior. But now he has reconciled you by Christ's physical body through death to present you holy in his sight, without blemish and free from accusation


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Hope everyone is having a good day. The holiday season here is sad. Grand daughters back in DCS custody. Daddy left them alone. Court hearing coming up few days before Christmas. Hopefully Judge will rule in favor of a new start for the girls. How many rights should these parents now have.
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Happy Tuesday to all. Hope all stayed safe from the tornadoes.
((Tery)) I am so sorry for your loss but happy to hear about the writing thing.
It's been cold today. Okay if you can call -6C cold.
Stay safe and be well friends. Take good care of you too.
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While scrambling eggs and listening to my live steaming liberal talk radio this morning, a commercial caught my attention. They were talking about how diabetics suffer from poor circulation and face amputation.
I was taken aback for a horrible moment as I took them to mean that diabetes may cause people to actually have to have their faces amputated.
It freaked me out a little bit but I'm better now.
Good Wednesday to all. Just to let you know: My router is having a fit and not staying connected. I am Ok as are the critters. But will be at least Saturday before I can get to store to replace. I'll try to get on as I can. Have a good day/week. Miss you all. Love and green lights!!
Happy Wednesday to all. I have been away for a while but just letting you know, you haven't been far from my thoughts. I have been spending most of my free time writing. One of the things I'm working on has had me crazy with it's level of difficulty. It just keeps getting bigger and more complex and I really don't know what to do other than just keep working on it until it makes sense.
One of my friends have taken on the task of editing my work and she has been really patient with me about it and thank goodness for that because I has no formal training in grammar and what-not and I'd die of embarrassment to submit anything I wrote for publication if I had to submit it in the condition I'd leave things without her. That last run on sentence was an example of what madness I do!
Being that she is using my work for her editing course, I am working on finishing a short story or two that have been floating around in my head.
There have been other things too that have been distracting me from hanging out here, but they are different stories best saved for some other time.... well there's that and the bath-salts, the running through the neighborhood parks naked frightening the children. That in it's self keeps one quite substantially sidetracked.
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Without the talents of producer, arranger, bandleader, talent scout and trumpeter Dave Bartholomew, the world would never have heard of a piano player named Fats – and that's only scratching the edge of the tip of the iceberg for Dave Bartholomew, New Orleans' premier architect of rock n'roll. With Stomp founder Dr. Ike and chronicler John Broven, Bartholomew shares his firsthand account of the dawn of the American rock and R&B sound.
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Gina* came to KidsPeace in more than a year ago with a
small, skinny body and a huge head of hair that only became larger when she
would become angry. She was a 14-year-old girl who had already received
treatment at another facility for six months and had been successfully
discharged to her foster-to-adopt parents. One week later, the parents had to
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family photos off the wall, etc.) and was threatening the family. She was a
90-pound ball of fire. Gina originally came into DFCS custody five years ago
when she was removed from the home due to neglect and disclosure of sexual
abuse. She was raised by her mother, grandmother, aunt and more than twenty
different foster parents. Her father died of a heart attack on the day she was
born. Her foster families all would report her "rages" would occur
when she would not get her way, and reported self-mutilation behaviors
including hitting herself in the face and the head, pulling out her own hair
and yelling at the top of her lungs. Her foster parents were at their wits' end
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older sister. Her behaviors were taking their toll, and her foster father had
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way to teach her about impulse control and build a strong trust before talking
about those secrets she was keeping hidden in that little body. Gina began to
make some connection between thinking before making a move during a board game
(she is quite competitive) and thinking before she cursed out a peer who gave
her an angry look. She predicated in an anger management group and also worked
one-on-one with a Community Support Specialist to help her explore reasons for
her anger and to help her build self-esteem and practice positive social
skills. The therapist was able to convince the adoptive parents to give it one
more shot, and they participated in family therapy. She also participated in a
grief and loss group, a physical abuse survivor's group and a sexual abuse
survivor's group. About mid-way through treatment, we had a visitor come to
campus to get a tour and talk about our quest to build an on-campus recreation
facility. Gina provided a tour to this esteemed visitor and did such a great
job convincing him of our need that we received a gift for twice the amount we
had requested, and Gina got a personal thank-you letter and a small cash
donation. Her self-esteem shot through the roof, and she began to consider how
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The first significant snow of the season has finally arrived, and while accumulations remain far too meager to jump-start the backcountry ski season; the woods are again white. The Northern Zone Regular Big Game Hunting season officially ended on Dec. 2, however, hunters can still get out for the Late Muzzleloading Season Dec. 3-9 in several Northern Zone Wildlife Management Units, including 5A, 5G, 5J, 6A, 6C, 6H and 6G.
There will also be continued hunting opportunities for bobcat, coyote, fox, coyote and raccoon.
Ruffed grouse populations also appear to be in great shape this season, and it's been a rare day when I've failed to flush at least a few grouse while hunting for whitetail.
Of course, grouse always seem to be around when I'm carrying a deer rifle, and conversely, deer typically appear while I'm lugging a shotgun.
Fortunately, outdoor enthusiasts will soon be confronted with a variety of additional winter recreational options as ice overtakes the local lakes and the snowpack continues to grow. Winter's hard cap has already locked in many of the smaller ponds, and the larger lakes won't be far behind.
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Following a prolonged drought in my annual deer hunting efforts, I finally managed to harvest a nice buck during the regular (rifle) season. While I've had success during the archery and muzzleloader seasons in recent years, bucks have proven to be rather elusive during recent rifle seasons.
As an old fishing guest always proclaims after landing his first trout of the season, "I'm officially off the snide." Finally, I have a right to make the same claim for the hunting season.
Unfortunately, there is no great hunting tale to tell. Before heading off to the woods, I showered with scent-free soap and I made sure my hunting clothes were as scentless as possible. I also dragged pads covered with Tink's No. 69 all the way to my stand, and I hung them a short distance away.
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Stratford boys basketball coach Troy Johnson has his first Division I player.
Senior wing player Demetre Rivers has committed to Mercer University after averaging 18 points and 8 rebounds last winter for the Knights. Rivers will clearly be the cornerstone for Stratford this upcoming season.
"The sky is the limit for him," Johnson said. "He doesn't know how great he could be. He's capable of scoring 30 points per game. He's a better person than a basketball player and some times that hinders him as a player."
But the potential is there for Rivers (6-7, 190) if he can take his aggression to a new level, Johnson added. Rivers can already score from distance and to take the next step he needs to get more physical going to the basket. Johnson said the Knights will ride Rivers as far as he can take them.
"He means everything to us on the court and off the court," Johnson said. "The kids look up to him. He knows that's his role. We're going to give him the ball and he can make plays. He doesn't have to worry about sharing the shot opportunities this year."
Rivers is the sixth former Knights player under Johnson to play at the next level, but the first to land at the highest college level.
"It's a great opportunity to coach a Division I player," Johnson said. "Most high school coaches don't get that many opportunities to coach guys like that."
While Mercer may not stand out as a household name in college basketball, the Bears have a lot of bite and have posted some notable victories.
Last season, they won 24 games and captured the Atlantic Sun regular season championship before advancing to the National Invitation Tournament.
"That team Florida-Gulf Coast that went to the Sweet 16 last year was from the Atlantic Sun," Johnson said. "Mercer split with them in the regular season and then lost to them in the (Atlantic Sun) tournament championship. A kid going to Mercer has just as much of a chance to play in the Division I tournament as anywhere else. They have 65 wins the last three years. Last year they beat Florida State, Alabama and Tennessee. They are one of the top-10 mid-major programs in the country."
They beat Georgia Tech the season before that and won the CollegeInsiders.com postseason tournament.
Johnson said Rivers wants to be a mechanical engineer and that played into his decision to attend Mercer.
"For him, it was as much about academic as it was athletics," he added.
Practice begins on Nov. 4 and Stratford's first game is Dec. 2.
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Originally posted by psiic
Just ask for a refund!
Maybe if enough People start seeing the truth and demand a refund! Then maybe High Horse Garriott might come to his senses and backs off on this idiocy!
This feels more like Second Life and Entropia Universe kind of practices! But at least in those games People who investested Money could earn it back.
The crap High Horse Garriott is pulling right now begins to cast a shadow over the Whole crowd surfing and pushes it into the direction of outright Money grabs.
Maybe High Horse garriott is planning another Space trip or something? And just neglects to mention it to his backers?
Because if you look at the demos and videos and the quality (or better lack of it), then you gotta Wonder where all that Money is going.
When you compare it to Chris Roberts Star Citizen... the difference is night and day!
At least With Chris Roberts you can immediately see where all the Money is going.... into the game! /Shrug
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May the game be ever in your favor.
Thanks OP for the info. I am now withdrawing my support from this game. No housing unless I fork over vast amounts of cash in a game like this?! No thank you. Such a shame too as this game was shaping up to be great.
Also, I highly suggest to others who have already donated money towards this game to express their discontent in the direction that the game has gone on the forums of the game's site. From the videos I've seen of housing, housing is actually very useful so for them to charge money for it when people have already donated is just ridiculous and an obvious cash grab.
Originally posted by JeroKane
I am glad you mentioned Entropia. We all know that Entropia is a Casino disguised as a game. I do gamble there sometimes.
This is the same vibes I get from this game.
I have no issues with gambling online.
Hopefully the players will know that they are playing in a Casino and not a game.
Originally posted by ShortyBible
The difference is that Entropia is advertised as such and so People treat and play the game as such. Completely different audience.
Unless players think they can start selling their account aka housing plot after launch for profit on eBay or something?
The matter of fact is, that High Horse Garriott is up to his old tricks again and is trying to see how far he can go With grabbing Money from the fanbase.
And knowing what he pulled off during the time of Tabula Rasa.... I seriously question where all this Money is going to! As so far he has shown nothing of substance!
That´s why I mentioned Chris Roberts Star Citizen. As the difference is appaling really!
Kick ass website, tons of info! Continious News updates, art, videos! Even launched the Hangar Module where People can already log in and check their ship(s) ingame!
You can just directly see Your Money being spend in actual Development!
And what does High Horse Garriott do? What he does best.... put up more cash grabs without anything to show for it.
I just cannot believe People are falling for this! This Whole thing just "screams" cash grab!
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(Off: lol, nice mis-leading title, "fan of all ultima"... more like fan of UO based on the OP. For someone who really loves the series, UO was like a spit in the face...)
On: how is this recent news? I don't see any changes, it was the same setting right from the beginning. Limited building space, you can buy a Lot with ingame money, kickstarter backers got one for the pledge, and there will be village size lots in the in-game store.
It's is pretty common, except the last part. I don't know how will they handle Second Life-type of a land speculations and price manipulations, but I guess if someone is buying huge landmasses, the upkeep cost until s/he can finally sell those would be huge as well.
While I love housing, it won't affect me much... I plan an offline character (offline you can choose from all the lots), and a single/friends only online one, if that one is left without a house, well, so be it :)
Originally posted by JeroKane
I do agree with you that Entropia is known as a Casino. I gamble there also. We know what it is.
I cannot support you on the Star Citizen comments.
I did sign up for their emails, but I don't participate in any type of crowed funding. I just can't see giving/investing in a company without any returns.
I am certainly not trying to steer gamers to Star Citizens as you are trying to do.
I was commenting on the business model of Shroud of the Avatar which I think is atrocious
Originally posted by ShortyBible
I am not steering anyone anywhere. I just gave it as an example to show the sheer difference between the two. As both are kick starter campains.
People can make up their own minds.
Originally posted by JeroKane
Agreed. Thank you for your participation in the discussion.
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From the way it reads, this pre-purchase is the only way to get it, just a head start for the best spots. You'll still be able to buy a deed and place a house, most likely not in the idea spot for the similar UO merchant locations.
Houses in Ultima Online were important for decorators, merchants and pack rats. Really sure they are not going limit it just to this, but to those who want a head-start in this area, which is fine since head-starts are in the majority of MMO's now.
And who knows maybe Richard is just funding another trip to the moon and will give up on the game soon after release. - Aww someone else mentioned this too in their post hehe.
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If I agreed with you we'd both be wrong.
I thankfully learned about the housing thing before the end of the kickstarter campain back then and was able to cancel my funding and get my money back. Not sure you'll be able to do the same now though...
My computer is better than yours.
Originally posted by Nightfyre
That´s why I have ZERO faith in this guy! After the stunt he pulled With Tabula Rasa.... leaving a horde of disgruntled fans With a broken unfinished game, while he went off to Space!
Nahh.... that´s why I am just baffled how so many People are still throwing these amounts of cash at him, like nothing happened.
Really don't know what else to say.
There isn't 50-75 mil in funding to make UO2 and provide housing to everyone.
It was known from the beginning of kickstarter that housing would be rare and at a premium.
Housing was used as a source of fundraising. Good or bad idea? That is what they went with. No way to change that or go back on that choice.
If housing is your main concern (and your not willing to wait for more housing options), then don't pledge. If you are more interested in the story, lore, crafting, PvE, PvP, old school conversation system or some other aspect of gameplay (and like what you see), then pledge based on that.
24,000 houses on multiple servers is not gonna happen with 2.5 mil in funding. Do any of you know how much an MMO costs to produce these days? Have to be realistic here.
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Originally posted by Karble
I was a fan in the old days but have realised he is just trying to achieve what Chris Roberts has done with the SC game and for me he's not even close to the mark and I have not and will not support this game as I feel he's way off the mark with this game and it looks horrid and IMO it will fail because he's not got the talent to pull this off.
Chris Roberts has set a president by what he has done and everyone else feels they can do the same, but you need the ability and talent to do this and again IMO he cannot compete and this is just to fill his pockets to allow us to subsidise his dreams as he's unable to finance it through other means as others have seen what he has to offer is pants...
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Originally posted by GungaDin
Hmmm so UO released in 97, so that is 16 years or 192 months.. according to its financials it has maintained between 100-250k subscribers over those 192 months. It started at $15.99 a month but is down to $12.99 a month now.
So being generous lets say 75k subs @ $11 a month for 192 months which equates to $158,400,000.
Honestly I would say the cheap bastard could self finance if he really cared about making the game he claims.
Originally posted by NightBandit
SC has the advantage of being part of a less used Genre. Not many space MMO's / worlds. Swords, shields and orc have been used to death. Even I wasn't sure about backing another D&D based game again. It was much easier for me to back SC just because it involved something different (space ships lol).
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Originally posted by GungaDin
Adding a server (or "shard") to a successful game doesn't cost that much. Once the first server is full (aka no more housing available), they can just open a second one, and even make money by offering paid transfers for those who want, but not $500 per transfer of course.
Everyone paying to play a game should have a chance at ALL the content (if they put the time and effort into it of course), and that includes housing. Some people may be happy playing a game they know they will never be able to use a part of the content, but that's not going to happen for me.
Imagine that... a new player logs in, runs around a bit, sees another player house and asks "Nice house, how can I get one?". And the other player answers "You can't, there's no more plots available". What will 90% of the players do? Simple. Quit. Stop playing.
My computer is better than yours.
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Hello Everyone,
I am a member of the Shroud of the Avatar Community and a member of the developer+ community within. I believe you all have the right to know and understand where this information comes from. I was recently banned from the SotA community for my opinions on this(amongst other things), so I hope that it reaches you here.
This information has not come directly to Colin by any official Shroud of the Avatar/Portalarium capacity. The persons Colin has spoken with were an off the cusp, rushed selection of two women whom are friends with the Shroud of the Avatar Community Manager, Gina.
The rest of the Dev+ community wasn't given an opportunity or heads up on this, the two users who spoke here to Colin said it was "very rushed" due to a "deadline" and that they themselves were not ready for it even.
"…I'm no more 'privy' to facts than anyone else." – Fireangel(Tina)
"Starr did not screen anything and didn't even have any idea what my opinion on housing is…" – Lori
I do know plenty of people on the forum(both dev and non-dev) who have better ideas, opinions, and experience with housing than the two people selected. Those points could have been presented to the interviewer to enrich that article in any number of ways.
There is more on my blog. Peace.
Originally posted by psiic
While he doesn't get all that Money himself. You are partly right that he has a very fat bank account nonetheless.
And here is also where the difference comes regarding him and Chris Roberts.
Before Chris Roberts fired up the Kickstarter campain, he himself already put a lot of his own Money in Development that lead to the most impressive demo so far presented on Kickstarter, With already ingame footage.
It just shows that he himself actually has total faith in his Product (Star Citizen) that he is willing to invest own Money directly into the Development of the game.
This in sheer contrast to High Horse Garriott that wouldn't even put a single penny of his own into this game. Especially not if he can help it.
He has always been a master of spending other people's Money.
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When it releases I'll buy it. That's the only time I'm parting money for any game. You can get a house for $0 in single player offline mode.
This isn't a signature, you just think it is.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
I give up trying to explain housing. The DEVs can handle this. Adios....


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Lawmaker wants Arizonans to re-vote on medical marijuana program
PHOENIX - A lawmaker wants to have another statewide vote on whether Arizonans really want medical marijuana.
"No law should last forever, and if new facts come up, all laws should be reevaluated," said Rep. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills. "There's good cause to believe the support no longer exists and people should be able to express that."
Kavanagh has introduced a resolution that would create a 2014 referendum on whether to rescind the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act, which passed by 4,000 votes in 2010.
He said the measure stems from an Arizona Department of Health Services breakdown of medical marijuana cardholders that showed nearly 90 percent of the 34,000 Arizonans in the program cited severe and chronic pain. Less than 5 percent attributed their uses of medical marijuana to ease cancer and glaucoma symptoms.
Kavanagh said "vague, ill-defined, impossible-to-disprove" complaints of chronic pain suggest abuse.
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Kavanagh also pointed to a report by the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission saying some youths reported obtaining marijuana from cardholders.
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The striker has endured a turbulent time after handing in a transfer request at Manchester United, but he is now the front-runner to lead England out in their Wembley friendly against the Republic of Ireland on 29 May.
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Re: "Everything launches and moves at about the same pace, it just doesn't stick and stutter anywhere nearly as much while doing it."
iOS allows developers to control the timing of animation effects, so things will happen at the same speed matter how fast the CPU and GPU are. Of course, the extra processing power will make sure that the iPad (4th gen) rarely, if ever, falls behind in reacting to user input.
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