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Château Kefraya, Les Bretèches 2009
Cinsault 67%, with Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Mourvèdre, Carignan. Smoky, soft, delicate rose-hip fruitiness and cherry ripe fruit. The palate has a little dryness, some bright, easy-drinking red fruits and a bit of more rustic, grippy tannin. 85-86/100.
Château Kefraya, 2008
Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Carignan. Aged in French barrels for 16 months, 50% new, 25% each one and two year old. A touch of Brettanomyces here perhaps, just giving a slightly animal edge to quite ripe fruit. The palate has a nice creamy weight, the tannins dry and if there is Brett, it is not obvious. A slightly chalky feel to the tannins in the finish and a warming spice and softness. 87-88/100.
Château Kefraya, 2007
Also has some Mourvèdre in the blend. Don't get the bretty note here, so maybe I was wrong on the 2008, it is tighter and more black fruited in character, with a dustiness and quite fine fruit quality. A little softness and age on the palate, with a spice and smoke underlay to autumnal fruits. 87-88/100.
Château Kefraya, 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Mourvèdre. The nose is quite closed on this, with some woodsmoke and tightly structured and a real tight black fruit focus. Tannins really quite structured, by far the grippiest and most serious wine of the trio so far, but nicely balanced and showing real length. 89-90/100.
Château Kefraya, Comte de M 2008
Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah, a touch of Mourvèdre and Carignan, a selection of the best vineyards at 1,100 metres. Aged in all new French oak. Lots of spicy oak here, lots of toast and a touch of marzipan, quite buttery. The fruit has a lovely dry extract richness and smoothness, with plum and cherry melding with tobacco notes and some chocolaty density to the tannins. Smooth and rich and very young. 90/100.
Château Kefraya, Comte de M 2007
More Carignan and Mourvèdre here. A slightly more tarry, animal touch to the nose, but some floral and exotic lift too, the oak a little more background. The palate has delicious juiciness, the freshness and fullness of the fruit is excellent, but the tannins really grip, drying the front of the mouth and along with the good acidity, spices and the toastiness of the oak, a complex and very satisfying finish here. 91/100.
Château Kefraya, Comte de M 2006
Fragrant, bountiful, chocolaty notes yes, but floral and lifted too with very ripe and rich berry fruit. The palate has a juiciness and a big core of creamy black fruit, but again that lovely tannic structure is silky and chocolaty, with a long, fresh finish focused on dry extract fruit characters. Quite serious stuff, and should age. 92/100
Château Kefraya, Comte de M 2005
Tight, sinewy, glossy black fruit with tight aromatics, blackcurrant and black cherry, a touch of violet and kirsch. The palate has a soy and umami savour, with a nice balance of sweet-edged fruit and lemony acidity against nicely pitched tannins, perhaps could have just a touch more flesh. 89-90/100.
Château Kefraya, Comte de M 2003
Just a touch of funky, beginnings of decay on this, the fruit ripe and sweet behind, with some truffle notes adding to that maturing impression. The palate has that little disjoint of over-ripeness and slightly drying, furry tannins. A nice wine, but the sweetness and the juiciness just slightly overpowered by the rather rustic tannins. 88/100.
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Château Kefraya, Vissi d'Arti Blanc de Blancs 2008
Chardonnay-based blend. Creamy oak, nutty, crushed oatmeal, perhaps rather too cold to taste sympathetically, the oak wraps around the fruit, adding spice and more oatmeal smoothness to the dry fruit. Fine, but perhaps lacks a little sweetness and freshness on the finish for me. 87/100
Château Kefraya, Cuvée de Lakmé Blanc de Blancs 2011
Blend of Chardonnay, Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, Bourboulenc, Clairette, Ugni Blanc and Muscat a Petit Grains. Nice expressive nose with green herbs and punchy grassy notes, rounded out with a little apple and pear and a little nuttiness. Lovely juicy fruit and quite long, and I like the acidity that is well-pitched giving this broad food-matching appeal but a juicy vitality. 89/100.
Château Kefraya, Myst Rosé 2011
Cinsault, Grenache, Tempranillo, Syrah, Carignan, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mourvèdre, Marselan and Cabernet Franc made as a saignée. Pale to medium, peachy pink. Fruity, lightly grassy and herby nose, with a touch of light earthiness. Nice touch of creaminess on the palate, with creamy strawberry and good, fresh acidity and a soft finish. 87/100.
Château Kefraya, Lacrima d'Or 2004
Vin doux Naturel. Clairette, nice sweet flavours, pear and a touch of honey. Good acidity and if rather indistinct, delicious with various desserts over lunch. 87-88/100.
Château Kefraya, Nectar de Kefraya
Ugni Blanc brandy blended with grape juice. Lovely walnutty richness and toast and marmalade, with delicious lemon and tangerine fruit. Gorgeous sweetness and length here, complex but sweet and soft Cognac flavours with a little finishing sweetness. 90/100.
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Police are hoping Kurt Myers' cellphone records shed some light on his state of mind prior to his deadly shooting spree March 13 in Mohawk and Herkimer.
Myers shot four people at John's Barbershop in Mohawk, killing two of them, and then gunned down two more people at Gaffey's Fast Lube in Herkimer minutes later.
On Monday, state police Senior Investigator Timothy Blaise said he finally received the records from the cellphone that Myers had with him at the time he was killed March 14 in a shootout with police inside the former Glory Days bar in Herkimer.
While no new clues have surfaced to explain why Myers shot the people, Blaise said he now plans on calling the numbers in Myers' phone records to see if anyone Myers had talked to can shed light on the killer's state of mind.
Blaise still is waiting to receive the paperwork for three of Myers' credit cards to see if anything can be gleaned from the purchases he made.
Killed in Myers' shooting rampage were Harry Montgomery Sr., 68, of Mohawk; Michael Renshaw, 51, of Frankfort; Thomas Stefka, 62, of Herkimer; and Michael Ransear, 57, also of Herkimer.
Barber John Seymour, 66, and Dan Haslauer survived the shootings and are recovering from their injuries. Haslauer's condition has improved from critical to serious, police said.
"It looks like Myers didn't have any relationship with any of these people, except for the barber," Blaise said.
Investigators have talked with Seymour several times, Blaise said. But each conversation has turned up little information other than nothing remarkable had occurred the last time Seymour cut Myers' hair several years ago.
Police have yet to talk with Haslauer, but they plan on giving him more time to recover before questioning him, Blaise said.
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Imagine a fridge that can tweet. Or a 3D printer you can build yourself. Or a robotic personal trainer.
These are just a few of the futuristic gadgets that were on display at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show, the largest consumer tech expo in the world.
Some of the technology is available today, while other gadgets are still prototypes. All are unconventional products that are notable, each in their own way, and could change the way we learn, create, eat, work, and exercise. Check out the slideshow below, then see the rest of our CES 2011 coverage.
The AP reports, "The EN-V (Electric-Networked Vehicle) is a two-seat electric vehicle designed to address environmental issues and alleviate concerns about traffic congestion, parking availability, energy consumption and affordability for tomorrows cities. The EN-V can rotate 360 degrees and be driven in manual mode with a driver or in automous driving mood without a driver in the car." AFP PHOTO / Robyn Beck (Photo credit should read ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images)
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Wouldn't it be nice if everyone's family lived next door? Maybe. The reality is that people move. A lot. Out of California, in big numbers. Into Florida (from the Northeast) in big numbers. In fact, 10% of the population moved in just one year, 2012-2013. And most Americans don't move to be near family. Which explains the vast numbers of people aged 80+ in retiree-attracting locations who have no family nearby. One can speculate as to why, but likely the locations in which they settled, while great for recreation activities, may have limited job prospects or job growth.
When is a month not just another calendar page? Thanksgiving is not the only festivity in November. It's the month when PR agencies get to do what they do best – publicize, generate awareness, mobilize media coverage, also known as free content. There's the laundry list of days to consider. While October was pretty full of health observance dates, November is also impressive. There's Purple Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month (5 million Americans) not to be confused with World Alzheimer's Day held September 21 (46 million globally). It's also National Family Caregiver's Month (90 million family caregivers) and National Diabetes Month (29 million) and World Diabetes Day (371 million worldwide). Now you see those numbers, now you are aware.
We have seen the scary future – and it is behind the firewall. Let's say it: The Internet of Things almost seemed useful – smart objects connected together was once a great marketing tag line. Now it is becoming an Orwellian nightmare, not just because Google can drive the car while you text. Now we know your car has millions of lines of code in it and is easily hacked by two guys on a couch with a laptop. Volkswagen's internal hacking, uh, deception to meet emissions standards has given visibility to the Internet of Cheating Things, not to mention the Internet of Hacked Things (from drones!!), and Scammed Things (from the refrigerator!!). And just think how obsolete CES "crap gadgets" will seem after the 2016 CES – the real tech news will be these long-distance and unwelcome invaders from afar, redirecting gadgets on the show floor.
Some tech companies don't see the senior market as an opportunity. They are the Peter Pan tech firms, the ones in which no one (including the customer) ever ages (you might know them as Facebook, Apple, Google, and Twitter). Meanwhile, from Nashville, France, and Germany, others see inclusion and extra services as good business, maybe because this market is pretty much ignored by the gang of four. Here are five companies that vary a platform or a product to make it more useful for an older adult market or service. – All material is derived from the vendor websites or press releases:
The medical alert industry chugs on…and websites mislead. [Rant on] Fear-based medical alert marketing enjoys robust web traffic, an enhancement to its senior-centric TV advertising. Searchers with an at-risk family member or who saw an older woman at the bottom of a TV staircase can find a plethora of matches. That particular you-know-who staircase vendor was founded in 1987 and salvaged a slogan from a defunct originator, adding the word 'help' in its next trademarked life. But by now, shouldn't this market have been transformed by technology or undergone a business model change that would mandate a new name? Well, it truly was transformed by a technology – SEO. Go ahead, Google the term. The not-so-medical alert is an SEO marvel, injecting old content with fresh dates. As you scan the list, note multi-device review sites that appear to be pay-to-play, whether they are or not.
Apple launch – the mountain shuddered. Apple is a phone company – the majority of their revenue comes from the iPhone, now to be sold directly on 24-month $32 payment plans – never mind having to buy that $768 phone from those pesky carriers. There were plenty of excited selfies taken at the big event – read this nasty review to get a fresh (that is, not fawning) perspective from a writer who owns all Apple products, ironically. So what was new from the phone company? A smarter Siri, a camera that catches up with Samsung, a tablet similar to Microsoft Surface, and 3D touch -- enabling an activity within device context, so from the home screen, now you can launch straight into selfie mode. But this 3D touch might have been be the most useful feature for older adults with any hand tremor – it enables a deliberate pressure versus accidental swipe – the bane of devices that lost their buttons (and pressure sensitivity) years ago. Note cell phones 'designed' for seniors. Note the read-the-manual response on Apple's Support site about use of the iPhone for seniors used to flip phones.
How retro: Bed sensors come into the mainstream. These days, we seem to be really obsessed with tracking our sleep. Or rather, tech firms like Samsung want to track our sleep with their tech. SLEEPSense will give you a sleep score (Yay!) and even turn off the TV if you've fallen asleep while watching. That's why they invested in EarlySense, an Israeli company, and made an effort to learn ways to improve sleep quality. But this isn't really new: tech trying to improve sleep has been around the wearables market for a while, along with white noise generators and the like. BamLabs, for example, was noted (or notable) at least four years ago with its bed sensor offering.
You would have to read this to believe. RANT ON. It pains me to actually link to the original article, because that was, of course, this real estate company's goal – so this link is to the link that has the link. Nela Richardson, the first chief economist with hot real estate website Redfin, has announced that cities with Uber, Rover, Porch, Instacart and CareLinx provide the most economical and 'tech-enabled' alternatives to assisted living. How'd that get calculated, you might ask? Seniors or their caregivers "would have at least $1,500 each month to spend [after accounting for the mortgage] on the cost of services booked through Uber, Rover, Porch, Instacart and Carelinx versus the $5,933 it would take to live in an assisted living facility."
AARP announced the launch of its AARP TEK Academy. "This is a free, easy-to-use online classroom designed to help 50-plus Americans get the most out of technology to connect with family and friends, explore employment opportunities, access health information, enjoy entertainment and more. Located at AARPTEK.org, the site can be accessed from a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops or desktops and offers dozens of tutorials on a range of helpful topics, from social media to staying safe online. AARP TEK (which stands for Technology Education and Knowledge) launched last year offering hands-on workshops in select cities to empower the 50-plus audience to use technology to live their best lives. The TEK Academy is the latest offering as part of this program." Learn more at AARP TEK.
Builders like to build – and investors like it too. Does it surprise anyone that there may turn out to be unoccupied senior housing units in the future? That the supply may have been overbuilt for the level of future baby boomer enthusiasm for this type of housing? "The occupancy rate for all senior housing in 31 major markets fell this spring for the second consecutive quarter." And shares "have tumbled down" in the real estate companies that, interestingly, continue to build. So what's going on? Certainly, the old refrain of '10,000 baby boomers turning 65 every day' (beginning in 2011) has not proven to be a market strategy.
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So yesterday I said I would release a nutcracker, and on this Boxing Day I am. I've been building up this article for six months and have been following the progress of one of my favorite games, Rift. And so today I cover, Why did Rift Fail?
Within six months before launch Rift when from being one of the most unknown games on the planet to one of the most highly anticipated releases of the year. However after it released it suddenly transformed into one of the biggest trainwrecks of the year. People perceived it as doing insanely well because the developers were always making new content and working on the game. In truth it was doing terribly. After six months they broke 300,000 active subscribers. That is less than Lineage 2. Rift fell off the face of the Earth and was largely ignored. So how did this happen?
1. People didn't Buy Into the Game Concept
The name of the game is Rift and so rifting was intended to be a major part of the game. It seemed no matter how much they tried to encourage people to go rifting it was not something people wanted to do. There was something fundamentally wrong with rifts, and I know what it is.
Unfortunately for rifts, rift grinding is just formalized group mob killing. It is no different from killing 100 pigs over and over. The only difference was you were supposed to get predictable gear upgrades and bonus to XP. But once you hit level cap what's the advantage to do rifts? As people found out…. reputation. But you could grind out those reputations in a more profitable way (dungeon grind for gear/dailies for money).
At late game with the planar atunement system rifting transformed into another grind, grinding experience, grinding planarite, grinding inscribed. The epic of this was thrown out the window in favor of making it into a grind. This is largely because of massive grind requirements to gain very small things. Events attracted at least 100 people per server not because they wanted to do it, but because they had to do it.
On launch everyone was doing rifts to grind out their reputation, that is the hardcores. But as the game started moving along, no one did rifts. Eventually people started moving away from the game and the only people doing rifts are those that were grinding them for XP or inscribed.
Trion did release Zone Events. These are world bosses that would require 3-4 20-man groups to kill and came after doing a number of objectives. But all of these got boring and repetitive. None of these world bosses required any organization, you just joined a bulk group and spammed your DPS or heal button. I would go as a bard and sneakily leach off of peoples efforts by only buff spamming so not to risk aggroing mobs.
The main focus of the game inevitably failed and represented a side activity for when you were not raiding. They added in holiday and lore related events that all revolved around just grinding out rifts. Not only did these make rifts suck, they also made holidays suck. While holidays in most games are well orchestrated quest lines with fun stuff. Instead you're just burning through rifts. This was a cheap content creation model that made bland boring content.
Most people who joined this game came from World of Warcraft. Because of this they wanted something a little bit different from the WoW grind, Rift could not offer it.
2. Designers Abandoned the Game
Within the first year they released six raid dungeons (three 10-man and three 20-man), four world events, 6 major patches, and created a brand new zone. There is also a new one coming out after the holidays.
And yet I say the designers abandoned the game.
It's not a statement of opinion or thought, it's a matter of fact. Only a month after releasing Rift, Trion Worlds purchased a share in End of Nations. Only a couple of weeks later they announced a partnership with Syfy to develop a science fiction multi-platform (joined game play) MMO. This new MMO is promised to be bank specifically because it is being promoted by a Syfy television show (Syfy is huge in the US). They moved the developers from Rift to these new projects and put a new team in charge of making content for Rift.
This means that Rift is just a cash ship that they have to milk as much as possible. Something you want to milk out means you give it as little maintenance while still performing maximum results.
To that end a completely different design team was 'trained' on Rift. They were trained in a content creation model that would allow them to easily design dungeons, rift events, warfronts, minor edits and game balance. It felt like a gamer's dream, game content all the time.
I mean just look at these renderings of new content coming out in 1.6/1.7:
Now look at Deepstrike Mines:
And for the sake of argument, look at Darkening Deeps:
It's all sort of the same thing. It is all in fact very lazy programming. The same dungeon designs over and over and over ad infinitum.
But the player base was happy doing these feeling like it was unique content. It felt like with this model Rift could actually survive and make expansions.
And then it happened.
The beginning of the end.
And it came with players high praise and screaming for joy.
Trion invented the atunement system.
Atunement is post-level cap leveling. You gain experience and invest into stats. Some stats included 1 dexterity, 0.1% weapon's dmg, dmg against a certain element and movement speed. It seemed like a perfect idea. Until it dawned upon people, Rift will never be able to have an expansion. It's actually impossible. The second you make post level cap leveling is the second that you make an expansion impossible. The other side is that if they do expand, you'd lose a tonne of post level cap stats.
Eventually there will come a point that the game will become grossly unfriendly to new players. It is potentially already happening now with Rank 8 PvP being indestructible and T2 raid DPS being double that of T1 raid DPS.
The development model doesn't work because as Blizzard realized so many years ago, at some point, gear becomes ridiculous and you need to reset things.
If this game has an expansion it will destroy the existing community. The game went on sale for $3 for a month and then it went free during Black Friday sales. There is no surer sign that they are just trying to milk out their subscriptions while they still can.
Keep in mind the game sold for $59.99 then $49.99, $39.99, $29.99, $3, $0.
Free to play is not a terrible payment model. But when a game goes free to play it is a surefire sign that it is sinking in value.
3. Failure to Launch
The game was insanely hyped up because it was introducing a lot of world content. In truth world content was in a high demand from a niche crowd. This is because EQ, EQ2, and World of Warcraft all started with non-instanced world content. These same people have always demanded world bosses. The problem with world bosses has always been the problem of the mass. Either you have so many people in your group that the fun factor moves away to a mass people factor or because there are so many people available to screw you up on killing them these bosses become almost unkillable.
Blizzard's last world boss was in Burning Crusade, Doom Lord Kazak. Kazak was a re-make of a vanilla boss and was actually very unpopular. The boss had the exact same problem as previous ones, too hard in a PvP world.
Rift developers created a stupid number of out door bosses. But at the lowest of levels people who bought the collectors edition had a massive advantage, speed. This caused the rifting thing to only catch on with people who bought collector's edition or people who just ignored rifts and stayed loyal to something they did not enjoy.
When people hit level cap (Level 50) they were stuck with very little to do. The game launched without a dungeon finding tool. This is a problem if you are trying to find a group since you have to basically stay online for hours looking at Level 50 chat for a group. This social system is supposed to create bonds, what it does instead is create guild elitism.
Guild elitism exists when raid guilds maintain control of a rare resource. A rare resource in the game might be… tanks. Tanks really only want to raid and will only pug until they are geared. There is no reason to continue afterwards. This meant that the second wave of 50s were… screwed.
A dungeon finder was introduced again for a third wave of levelers after their first discount sale. This dungeon finder was actually worse than the social method. it was only server wide and it forced you to get four types in the group: Tank, DPS (2), Support and Healer. In any MMO DPS is going to be very common. This is why 3/5 of a party is generally supposed to be made of DPS. By making it 2/5 and adding in a new role this makes dungeon matchmaking very hard. Worst part is in most groups the support role just DPSes, so it's sort of another way for people to 'cheat' their way ahead of the queue.
That is of course… if it ever popped.
The dungeon finder was awful. The non-epic dungeons (Charmer's Caldera and Abysal Precipe) would never pop. Your only choice was to get gear by crafting/PvP and then queue up for the T1 dungeons and then after a long time of grinding T1 dungeons queue for T2 dungeons. T1 dungeons did not have a very good queue either. The T2 queues were really the only ones that ever had any one in their queue. It was awkward because you had stat requirements you had to meet to queue up. So you spent a stupid amount of game grinding.
When one grind ended another grind would begin, then another and another and another. It was a game that just grinded out stuff. Some people like grinding. This game attracted a lot of grinders. There are people who capped out their achievement points and were waiting on the next patch just to cap them out again.
It's not to say that there was nothing non-grindy in this game. There were tones of cool puzzles that required intelligence to do them. But they were organized in such a way that they were not all that fun. Bejeweled is a fun puzzle game. Plants vs. Zombies is a fun puzzle game. I'll even go and say that Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is a fun puzzle game. Tetris is a fun puzzle game. But what Rift offered us in puzzles is not fun. They were just things you did to grind out. So the game was obviously not going to interest people who solve puzzles to keep playing.
There was also lore. There are people (like myself) who love lore. They thrive on reading the books that become collections. They love reading quest text and figuring out the story arch. They enjoy watching events or videos telling stories. But the developers at Rift were not really all that into story telling, nor are most MMO developers.
A good story arch is going to do the following (in this order):
- Introduce main and supporting characters
- Create a conflict
- Develop main and supporting characters showing their strengths and their weakness
- Create tragedy (tragedy involves a downfall based on one of the seven deadly sins: lust, gluttony, sloth, greed, wrath, envy, pride)
- Have main characters accept their weaknesses and recognize their sin (character flaw).
- Become stronger because of that.
- Defeat evil
- PLOT TWIST (Good guy becomes bad guy, bad guy is actually a good guy, bad guy has relations to someone, etc.)
These elements create a fantastic story arch that is exciting and nail bitingly interesting. But… this game does not have it. You really do not have any connection to any of the characters and you do not see any reason to hate your enemies. This was something WoW was also weak at. I mean if you follow the stories of Illidan, Lady Vashj, Prince Kael'thas, King Arthas, and Neber'ak you should simply not want to kill them.
The main problem is that both of these games are trying to build the story through the people you are trying to kill. Villains are designed in a story to create a challenge for a hero. A hero-villain has become popular because they are the ultimate tragic figure. But by telling a story through the villain all you end up doing is demonizing your own side and thus making the gaming experience unfun and disinteresting.
The game just stunk of a blandness that had something missing. When Age of Conan launched with 1M purchases in the first month it did so without any quests for 30 levels. It did so with insanely powerful PvP. Then why is it that after one month Rift didn't even break 100,000 copies?
well the first part of it that they probably gave out too many free copies. The second part is there was just nothing special about it. It felt like a game that was not going anywhere. And this was the feeling people got as they left the game en mass. The server I was on when I played was one of the highest populated in the game and it only had two guilds doing content. Do you know how sad that is? WoW had problems with that but their content was vastly inaccessible, unfriendly to casuals, and had a rigorous skill cap. Rift has none of that.
4. Steep Learning Curve
When IGN reviewed this game originally they said "quality compensates for lack of originality." What they felt was that this game was a lot like World of Warcraft with one fundamental problem, a very steep learning curve.
A game has to be noobie friendly. Every time I do a review I like to stress this factor weighted very strongly. The game did not have the tools available for people to figure things out so easily.
Simple question, what is more important for a support to do, deal DPS or provide buffs/debuffs.
After you finish leveling as a DPS your answer might be, do DPS.
The actual answer is provide buffs/debuffs.
It's simply not all that clear what exactly represents a support spec when you choose it. The description tree tells you enough that it is a support class that goes with a group of adventurers but nothing you do can tank damage, heal or DPS. it doesn't make a lot of sense in a group of adventurers to have some fruity minstrel following you around singing songs to you.
It's not even the fact that support classes are awkward as crap and don't really scale well or get that much better.
The problem might even be the infinitism of specs. I had found out some time ago that there are 56 possible pairings of the 8 different trees available in the game. This means you can be anything, but also tells you that what you should be is not obvious. You might not know where to turn in points and different or what spells to use. There is even an odd part where you are not sure what buffs/debuffs you should use.
When the developers of Rift showed us the trees for the first time he bragged about how he enjoyed playing a rogue because he made a spec that was primarily melee but had ranged abilities so he could kill opponents as they ran away. That sounds cool but then you try out that spec and find out it actually sucks pretty bad.
I remember the first time I hit Level 50 and did not have a clue what to do. There were no quick quest lines leading you into doing any raids, there were no quick quest lines to lead you into grinding out reputations and Port Scion was bloody complicated with no direction to it.
The game on launch just did not have enough resources available to tell people exactly what to do. Open ended sand boxing games with no real direction are fun if the core mechanics of the game are fun… Rift did not have that.
5. Because It Didn't Succeed Enough
On the topic of failure. A game can succeed in many ways. The first way is that it has such amazing gameplay that the game almost becomes legendary. Half Life for example is actually a pretty crappy game but has become legendary for it's amazing online play (Counter Strike). A game can succeed with sure volume of numbers. World of Warcraft and League of Legends both host over 12M players. A game can be a success for having mildly good results on a company's first launch.
Rift was successful in this final way. It is the first launch of Trion Worlds and because of this it was not really expected to have amazing results. As a matter of fact, no one really had heard of this game before the Open Beta was released a summer ago. Many could say this game was amazingly successful and has done better than a lot of gaming companies on launch. Trion was able to earn enough money to purchase a share in another MMO and begin work on another far more popular MMO.
But Rift in every single other way, failed.
It did not reach the numbers that anyone expected. I remember posting an article claiming they had sold less than 100,00 copies in their first month. People were scouring at me claiming hearsay and treason. But sales records confirmed that it was not selling all that well. One of the main reasons for poor retention was lack of casual friendliness. This is not a game you can just pick up, it requires a tone of time. Every MMO has slowly moved down to being casual friendly. Rift requires too much of your time and the rifting system lead it to that if you idle for too long eventually invasions will come along and kill you.
Rift failed in amazing game play. The game play was average. It was designed by programmers who were struggling for funding and had to make cuts where they were. The game jumped in 'finish' when pre-orders became available and every time they did a promotion of this the game's polish came closer and closer. But when it launched it was not really a finished product.
One of the weaker points of the lacking amazing game play was in how all specs basically played the same. For warriors you were building up your Attack points and spending them. Even tanking was like this. For rogues you were building up attack points and spending them. Even tanking was like this. Mages rotated spells. Clerics hit the healing button on people. The only trees that offered any difference were support which ended up not being all that fun in practice.
When people like playing games they like to play them in different ways. The fact that you were sort of always doing the same thing was a huge limit on the replayability of the game. In truth people were willing to wait on Guild Wars 2, The Old Republic or Warhammer 40,000 Online before picking up this game.
Rift was released before it was polished which cost them in sales. What it did do is keep Trion Worlds alive and allow them to acquire End of Nations and start work on their next larger project.
In the end Rift failed because Trion killed their own game.


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D'Antoni is a West Virginia native and played at Marshall from 1970-73.
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Chicken Marsala Copyright © Chef Champion 2013
Total Time: 55 minutes Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 40 minutes Number of Servings: 2
2 medium airline/split chicken breasts (Seasoned and marinated)
2 tablespoons Creole Seasoning
3 medium baby portobello mushrooms
1 clove of fresh garlic
1 small shallot, diced
1/4 cup of Brandy
1 cup of Marsala wine, reduced
1 cup chicken broth or base
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
1 tablespoon real butter (optional)
Pour a ¼ cup of wine over chicken in a small bowl. Season the chicken with creole seasoning or salt and pepper; cover then marinate for at least an hour.
Heat oil in a skillet just big enough to fit both chicken breasts in. Strain the chicken breast and slowly add the chicken to the hot oil making sure not to splash. Sear chicken for about 3 minutes on each side or until you have a nice golden brown crust on both sides. (This will help seal in the juices.)
Add chicken to a shallow baking dish big enough to fit the chicken in and pour ¼ cup of chicken broth over the chicken. Finish cooking the chicken in a pre-heated oven at 300 degrease for about 15 minutes or until chicken is white all the way through (about 155 degrease. Remove chicken from oven and set aside to allow the juices to settle in the breast and carry over cook to reach about 160 degrees.
In the same pan turn the burner on medium, when hot add the mushrooms, shallot, and garlic and suttee for about 2-3 minutes.
Add the brandy and flambé (ignite) stirring consistently making sure you collect all that yummy goodness left from the chicken. .
Add the wine and allow to reduce by half.
Add the chicken stock and allow reducing by half.
Last add the heavy cream and 1 tablespoon of butter. Mixing well for about 1 minutes or until the sauce thickens and has a creamy texture. Serve as soon as possible.
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Plating: Slice half of the chicken breast in slices at a 90 degree angle. Then shingle the chicken to allow the peace's to overlap. Spoon the sauce over half on the chicken and the rest on the plate.
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shahi paneer recipe is a rich indian paneer curry. learn how to make shahi paneer restaurant style that's easy to make & goes well with naan, kulcha, pulao.
Aloo ki sabzi with kachori, an Indian street food potato curry served with a lentil stuffed deep fried snack. an aloo sabzi that's a gem among aloo recipes.
Banarasi Aloo Matar Sabji, an everyday home style sabji that goes well with roti and rice. A gem among simple sabji recipes with potatoes, peas & tomatoes.
Mangalorean egg curry recipe is made with boiled eggs, coconut & red chilis. One of the authentic & best dishes with egg in Mangalore food recipes category.
Cauliflower Kootu, an aromatic vegan curry among South Indian recipes, goes well with rice, pulao or rotis. You can add mixed vegetables to boost nutrition.
Aloo Matar is an easy vegetarian curry popular among North Indian food recipes. Learn how to make recipe of Aloo Matar gravy using potatoes and green peas.
Gobi Masala is a vegetable curry that makes for a good side with rotis. Add matar for added flavor. Learn easy gobi recipes cooked in North Indian style.
Aloo Rasedar recipe, a gem among many styles of Uttar Pradesh aloo recipes with no onion and no garlic. Puri Rasedar Aloo ki sabzi , best North Indian food.
Paneer Tawa Masala, a restaurant style paneer dish that is simple and tasty. Quick and easy recipes using paneer especially preparaed for special occasions.
A classic Andhra style stuffed brinjal recipe, Vankaya Kobbari Karam. Tender purple brinjals, fresh coconut, fresh coriander and spices go into its making.
Vegetable Stew recipe is a healthy, easy and quick to make dish among Kerala recipes.This vegetarian dish is served with Appam, Kerala style white pancakes.
Rajma Masala is one of the best Indian recipes in North Indian cuisine. Red kidney beans curry, prepared in a spiced onion tomato base and served with rice.
Raw Banana Kofta, a classic among North Indian vegetarian recipes, goes well with pulao or rice. One of the best raw banana recipes for a special occasion.
Paneer Jalfrezi is a tasty Indian vegetarian dish that goes well with wraps or rotis. Like most Paneer recipes, its healthy, simple, quick and flavorful.
Among Indian non veg recipes, Keema Matar is a gem. Mincemeat green peas curry is a spiced North Indian style dish that goes well with pulao, rice or roti.
Sweet corn curry goes well with roti & pulao. Indian vegetarian dishes at their best. Learn how to make sweet corn recipes that are easy to make and tasty.
South Indian food boasts of a variety of egg recipes to go with rice. Try Egg slice masala which makes a perfect side with flavored rice and rotis too.
Meatball curry, a mutton kheema recipe cooked in Indian spices, is classic Anglo Indian food served with coconut rice. Makes for a special weekend lunch!
Kerala Egg Curry, a subtly spiced sauce with coconut milk is one of the classic recipes of Kerala dishes. It goes well with Idiyappam, Appam, Puttu & Rotis


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Last month, the Bureau of Justice Statistics reported that the total population of incarcerated persons in the United States had decreased for the fourth consecutive year. The decline, however, came entirely at the state level. The federal system continued to gain prisoners, and in fact, from 2010 to 2011, the number of prisoners increased by about 7,800. The Federal Bureau of Prisons would be wise to take a look at the amazing success of the states — and to emulate the strategies that reduce incarceration while still protecting public safety.
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Wisconsin Utility On The Lookout For 600 MW Of New Power
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As part of the company's strategy of providing more power from cleaner resources and relying less on any single fuel,
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"We are actively evaluating what future mix of fuel sources makes the most sense for our customers, the environment and our company," says John Larsen, president of Alliant Energy's Wisconsin utility. "We believe it is in the best interest of our customers to have flexibility in the power we generate or purchase. To achieve this, we expect natural gas and wind to become a larger part of our energy portfolio."
The RFP is requesting that respondents supply up to 600 MW of capacity and energy beginning in 2019, reflecting anticipated retirements of coal units and potential retirements of gas peaking units. The RFP solicits ownership and/or long-term power purchase agreement proposals for new or existing resources, or access to a portion of the output of a system of resources, to supply all or a portion of its long-term electric capacity and energy needs.
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Montrealers have long been predisposed towards thumbing their collective nose at deepest, darkest winter, so 16 years ago when the planners of a unique new February festival declared "Let there be light," they weren't kidding. Since then, MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE has evolved into one of the largest winter arts and culture festivals in the world. Organized by the same festive folks who produce Montréal's globally renowned Jazz Fest and the FrancoFolies French music festival, MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE annually draws some 1,300,000 visitors. The fest features an expansive and eclectic program of entertainment and activities encompassing an array of performing arts (live music, theatre, dance, circus arts and more), journeys in gastronomy, free outdoor family attractions/distractions and more than a few surprises. Every year the festival celebrates a featured country, and this year the spotlight is on artists from Switzerland. Internationally acclaimed Swiss pop singer/songwriter Stephan Eicher and ascendant Québec folk/soul artist Bobby Bazini are the honorary co-presidents of the fest, with Eicher performing the prestigious closing festival concert at Place des Arts, on February 28. For his part, Bazini will captivate the majestic Métropolis concert hall, February 26. The epicenter of all the action is MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE's vibrant (and… / Read More →
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Milton Keynes Theatre extension, Edinburgh University laboratory building and a student design and photography contest. The editor's pick of this week's top competitions
Milton Keynes Theatre and Gallery Company is seeking an architect to design an extension to its Blonski Heard-designed home. For hosting concerts and civic events, the add-on will also have education suites, social spaces, a cinema, 'substantial' foyer, bookshop, café and bar. [Expressions of interest are due 4 June]
The University of Edinburgh seeks a designer to refurbish three floors in its 1970s Ashworth Two laboratories on the King's Buildings Campus. The building will be redeveloped in three phases covering each of the 624m² floors in turn. Five companies will be invited to tender [PQQs to be returned by 4 June]
Italian think-tank Floornature has launched an international contest for emerging young architects and architectural photographers. Open to graduates since 2000, the contest accepts completed, unbuilt and research projects. A parallel photographic competition is open to current architecture and design students. [Submissions must be digital and received by 30 June]
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