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Shadow of Mordor
Want to watch a season pass trailer for a game that hasn't released yet?
I don't
Sep 29
// Brett Makedonski
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor's doing mostly fine from the reviews that came out last week, but that doesn't mean that you will like it. How can you like a game if you haven't played it yet? You can't, plain and simple...
Max's five reasons Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor kicks ass
Sep 26
// Jordan Devore
Where did he get that sword?
Like Max, I didn't know what to make of Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor but taking a guarded approach has paid off -- the reviews are in and they're overwhelmingly positive. Nice surprise! Still not sure I'll rush out to grab the game at launch on Tuesday -- I've got my hands full, as I'm sure many of you will shortly -- but it's much higher on my to-play list after this week.
Review: Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Sep 25
// Chris Carter
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC, PS3, PS4 [reviewed], Xbox 360, Xbox One)Developer: Monolith ProductionsPublisher: Warner Bros. Interactive EntertainmentReleased: September 30, 2014 (PC, PS4, Xbox One) / November 18, 2014 (PS3, Xbox 360)MSRP: $59.99 Shadow of Mordor generally does a great job of respecting the source material even if it doesn't really add much to the overall universe. Simply put, the game takes place between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, pre-supposing that Bilbo has already located the One Ring, but before it is entrusted to Frodo. Thus, Shadow is a side story of sorts, giving you minor insight into the creation of the ring while focusing on the tale of one particular human -- a skilled ranger named Talion. Talion's entire family has been murdered by the forces of Sauron, whose evil now encroaches the land of Middle-earth once again. Through the use of some dark magic after his own death, Talion is now bound to the spirit of a mysterious wraith, who grants him the power to essentially function as a super-being, combining dark arts with his already awe-inspiring combat prowess. In short, it's basically the setup for God of War, and the basic revenge tale theme permeates throughout in a generic fashion. What I do like about the wraith conceit is that it creates a sense of duality, as the wraith itself is an elf with a mysterious past who can manifest himself during cutscenes, and whenever Talion triggers a wraith-centric power. The companion aspect is cool as it's seamlessly worked into gameplay, and allows for some good banter between the two souls throughout. While I don't want to spoil the wraith's identity, I found his story to be vastly superior to Talion's. [embed]281235:55690:0[/embed] In addition to Orcs and other members of Sauron's army, you'll also encounter Gollum -- who is tacked onto the story to add a connection to the films, predominately because his mannerisms and character are done in the style of Andy Serkis (though he is voiced by Liam O'Brien in the game, flawlessly I may add). With Talion and the wraith, there is that same Frodo and Sam love/hate relationship, and their moments are easily the highlight of the campaign. The rest, however, is too generic. As previously mentioned it's a basic revenge tale, with a few minor minute-long cutscenes woven in to highlight the wraith's past and his place in the plot. The rest is basically going to be "go here, kill this, draw out this big bad, then kill him for your family" type plots. The finale has a few cool cutscenes here and there, but considering that the last boss is a quick time event, it's ultimately unfulfilling. It takes roughly ten hours to make it through the story alone, and the rest can be completed at your leisure by way of two moderately-sized (though small by current-gen standards) sandboxes. The actual exploration and combat mechanics are solid. Drawing from Assassin's Creed and the Arkham series, Talion can climb structures fairly easily simply by running and pointing at them, and his climbing skills are just as sharp has his blade. Basic combos are available by mashing the attack button, though an upgrade allows critical strikes if it is pressed just as a slice is hitting. He also has the exact same "cape-stun" as Batman in the Arkham games (though it's wraith-flavored here), and the combo-enabled "execution" moves that can instantly take out a regular enemy after your combo meter has reached eight (later upgradable to just five). Talion can also take out enemies with a delayed contextual strike when they're on the ground. Combat makes no attempt to hide that it's basically ripped wholesale from Arkham, and that's not really a bad thing -- it just feels less fluid and polished. Stealth has a part to play as well, and that particular aspect is also executed flawlessly. Talion can sneak up from behind to slay his enemies in silence as well as use jumping executions from a vantage point, which are still just as fun as they are in every other stealth game. There's even a version of "Detective Vision" (I call it "Wraith Vision"), making it easy to identify stronger enemies through walls and structures, as well as archers and the like with different color schemes. To dig even further into Talion's utility belt, he can summon spirit arrows at will and fire them at enemies for quick stealth headshot kills. As his powers are upgraded he'll have even more tricks up his sleeve (including possession and beast-riding, among many others), which makes it very fun to carve up Orcs willy-nilly. Then of course, there's the big draw of the game, which allows players to plot revenge in a dynamic fashion. The highly hyped "Nemesis" system starts off rather promisingly. In theory, it allows Talion to interact with specified named enemies in the game, creating random creatures along the way and generating unique storylines on the fly. So if Talion did battle with a weak Orc at some point and it manages to flee, it may appear later, and not only remember him, but have a more formidable force to contend with. Defeating these enemies will grant runes, which can be used to upgrade melee, ranged, and stealth weapons. The system is endless in nature and can create a ton of unique scenarios involving inter-clan warfare and tenuous alliances. The other big portion of the Nemesis mechanic is that it requires isolation and interrogation of Orcs to locate the whereabouts of each ranked member of Sauron's army, starting with the captains. As Talion, you can question peons as to where a captain is stomping about, then either slay the captain where he stands after hunting him, or interrogate him in turn and learn the location of the more powerful warchiefs. Some of the weaknesses of each enemy can be learned by way of intimidation, including an enemy's fears and ways to exploit it with certain combat mechanics. It initially gives the feeling of working a way from the bottom to the top, which is a unique way of approaching a game -- a stark contrast to open world titles that make you feel like god from the get-go. In theory, it's a very cool idea. But like many hyped-up mechanics, the Nemesis system ultimately becomes gimmicky very quickly. Yes, the names are randomized and some of the appearances look different enough, but after an hour of seeing it in action everything blends together. Orcs don't have unique personalities per se, just unique weaknesses (like insta-stealth kill vulnerability, or a weakness to ranged attacks) and generic parameters. Fights against 90% of the captains, warchiefs, and named enemies in the game feel exactly the same. Basically, all of the Nemesis encounters are going to go like this: You walk up to a captain that generally can't be killed by a stealth attack, engage in combat, and watch as a small cutscene plays where the enemy exclaims a generic phrase like "Sauron rules all!" Then 20 additional enemies appear, the player stuns the boss, combos him, and uses an execution attack while avoiding the newly spawned enemies. Repeat the process until he dies. Warchief fights are the exact same, except they also require some tedious basic quest to "lure them out" like "kill five archers." After a few hours of doing this, I became far too bored with the system to even bother hunting down enemies for a chance at a minor upgrade. There are also a few unintended consequences of the system that actually make the game less fun. For one, a roughly ten second long, unskippable cutscene has to play for every captain or named character in the area. For example, there could be up to four named enemies in one skirmish along with the intended target. If Talion happens to engage, strike, or otherwise damage any of them, all of them have their own ten second scene and exchange that plays out -- this repeats even if you die and return to the same location. Initially, this feels pretty cool, and it brings the player into the game even for the most minute confrontation. For instance, after dying by the hands of an enemy and meeting him in battle again, he might say something like "I already killed you once, I'll do it again!" But after watching that scene multiple times over the course of the game and having every fight play out in the same exact manner, it feels like another gimmick. To make matters worse, every fight basically throws the aforementioned 20 enemies at you, so there's no real room for unique one-on-one encounters. Not only that, but a few milestones in the campaign are gated off by Nemesis system progress, making the process even more tedious and forced.Thankfully, the rest of the open world experience is worthwhile. Fast travel towers can be located rather easily, and open up quick portals to practically any area desired. The two maps are different enough (one is desolate, the other fertile), and there are a ton of extra sidequests (including some related to the Nemesis system) that are actually fun. Given all of the tools Talion has at his disposal, it is enjoyable to just roam the map and get into trouble. Whether it's sidequests like stealth challenges that task the player with killing a certain amount of enemies undetected, ranged exercises or combat skirmishes, the rewards are great (certainly greater than those gained through the Nemesis slog), and it's as simple as finding the marker on the map to jump into them. There are also hunting challenges (like in Red Dead Redemption), hidden elvish artifacts to find, and a lot of other secrets to uncover wandering around, all of which are more fun than the main story. Ultimately, like many ambitious projects, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor doesn't deliver on everything it sets out to do. Although Monolith's heart is in the right place and the studio honors the lore, it doesn't really add anything that's worth seeing outside of some solid open world gameplay. It isn't a bad game, it just feels far too repetitive for its own good.
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"Mordor? I hardly even know her!" -Steven Hansen
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Shadow of Mordor pushed back on Xbox 360 and PS3
Xbox One, PS4, and PC remain unchanged
Sep 09
// Brett Makedonski
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Shadow of Mordor's campaign digs into Middle-earth's past
Origins of the rings
Sep 01
// Abel Girmay
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Warner Bros. Interactive reveals Shadow of Mordor Season Pass
Sauron would support Season Passes
Aug 18
// Chris Carter
Warner Bros. Interactive has just confirmed to Destructoid that Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor will be getting a Season Pass. Strangely enough no price has been announced, but here's what it will grant you: the "Guardian...
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Shadow of Mordor looks good but is it Lord of the Rings?
No hobbits here, sir
Aug 12
// Alasdair Duncan
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Engage in psychological warfare with Shadow of Mordor's Wraith
Dominate and terrorize, you hellion
Jul 31
// Brett Makedonski
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Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor shall not release on October 7 anymore
It's September 30 now
Jul 25
// Brett Makedonski
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New Shadow of Mordor trailer moves like a ghost, fights like a devil
Stabs like a Lord of the Rings character
Jun 05
// Brett Makedonski
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I couldn't kill this damned orc in Shadow of Mordor
Here's the bastard taunting me
May 29
// Dale North
Our first hands-on session with Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor had me going up against some orc bodyguards to take out their boss, a war chief. If you recall from my preview, there was one orc that escaped me. His name? ...
Voice cast for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor revealed
You know these folks
May 22
// Dale North
Upcoming game Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor will be voiced by some of the best in the business. Troy Baker will voice lead character Talion, while Nolan North, Laura Bailey, Alastair Duncan, and Liam O'Brien hold down other ...
LEGO The Hobbit now available
Watch this charming launch trailer
Apr 08
// Conrad Zimmerman
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Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor set for release on October 7
New trailer and pre-order bonuses revealed
Apr 02
// Alessandro Fillari
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LEGO The Hobbit PlayStation 3 bundle on the way
500GB PS3 for $269
Feb 25
// Hamza CTZ Aziz
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Monolith talks cross-gen differences in Shadow of Mordor
PC, PS4, and Xbox One are the focus
Feb 21
// Jordan Devore
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Thief, Middle-earth, Dumbledore in TES Online & Jazzpunk
Jan 24
// Jordan Devore
DTOID News is part of a balanced breakfast
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First footage of Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Is there anything Talion can't do?
Jan 23
// Jordan Devore
My initial reaction after hearing about Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and seeing this eight minutes or so of footage was that it's a shame Monolith didn't come with an original setting. Even if you aren't a diehard Tolkien ...
Preview: Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Jan 23
// Alessandro Fillari
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC [previewed])Developer: MonolithPublisher: Warner Bros. GamesRelease Date: TBA 2014 The developers at Monolith weren't shy to talk about the reputation of movie games, and they were clear to share what their influences were, in particular Batman: Arkham Asylum. In terms of production, the Batman series served as motivation during the development of Middle-earth. "We saw Batman: Arkham City as the model," said director of design Michael De Plater, while discussing influences. "We looked at that game as the way to make licensed properties. It's best to make the best game you can first, before trying to make good movie game." Set between the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, players take on the role of Talion. As a ranger for the kingdom of Gondor, Talion was a guard for the black gates on the eastern side of Mordor -- but on a night like any other, a massive army of Orcs siding with Sauron invaded. Killing many of his allies and loved ones, he is left for dead by the orcs. Unexpectedly, Talion is saved from death by the spirit of a Wraith and given new life and along with new powers. From here, our hero makes his way into Mordor to seek revenge, learn why the Wraith saved his life, and discover what the forces of Sauron have planned. Of course, this story may raise some eyebrows among loyal Tolkien fans. It's somewhat of a departure from the lore, and plans to stick more to the film's style, but the developers at Monolith are confident that fans will enjoy the narrative, as it's one of the bigger focuses of Middle-earth. The lead writer of Shadow of Mordor is Christian Cantamessa, who was also the lead writer of Red Dead Redemption, and he's placed a lot attention on fleshing out Talion and making sure it's in keeping with Tolkien's lore.As an open-ended sandbox action game, players will be able explore Mordor as it was before the return of Sauron. In fiction, Mordor was mostly known as a volcanic wasteland, but Middle-earth plans to show off areas that were filled with wildlife and flora untouched by the volcanic ash of Mt. Doom. Players can even interact and use items and animals from the game world for scouting and combat purposes. Large trees and bushes allow for cover during stealth, and utilizing bait can manipulate aggressive animals against the orcs. As a ranger, Talion possesses abilities that suit him for mobility, and melee and ranged combat. Batman: Arkham Asylum was a key influence and the developers took notes from the design of its action and traversal. Combat utilizes a similar free-flow fighting system from the Arkham series; specifically where players can freely move between individual enemies in a group and maintain combos to unlock special moves and power ups. To take things further, Talion has access to a series of new abilities while in his Wraith form. In this phase, he can enter the Wraith realm (in similar fashion to how Bilbo Baggins uses the One Ring) and observe enemies and points of interest in the game world. Moreover, he also moves much quicker and possesses enhanced archery and combat skills while in Wraith form. When engaging enemies, Talion can switch in and out of his Wraith form to expose weaknesses in enemies and pull off quick shots with his bow and arrow.As expected in a sandbox game, exploring and taking on new challenges will lead to great rewards, such as experience points and journal logs detailing more of the story and history of Mordor. Talion can also acquire ability points through leveling up which can be spent on unique skill trees for his Ranger and Wraith abilities. At the beginning, players will find the offerings somewhat bare, but eventually when you gain new moves and skills, such as a teleport attack called Shadow Strike, Talion becomes a force to be reckoned with. In order for our main character to exact his revenge on Sauron's army, players must create chaos in Mordor to undermine the influences of the orcs in the various zones. This is accomplished by strategically battling through the hierarchy of command by taking out enemy strongholds and camps, to draw out Sauron's Lieutenants to cripple their forces. Of course to do this, players must start at the bottom. In each zone of Mordor, there are a number of captains and war chiefs to combat with, and even pit against each other. During our presentation, we saw Talion stalking an Orc captain by the name of Ratbag the Meathoarder. Starting with the stealthy approach, Talion takes out various orc soldiers utilizing both ranger and wraith abilities before breaking out into a full-on brawl with the entire camp. Realizing he's outmatched, Ratbag makes a run for it, but is captured when Talion uses a Wraith arrow to immobilize him.From here, players can approach the captain and interrogate him to gain Intel about the other officers in the zone. In a surprising twist, Talion can utilize his wraith abilities to take control of weak-willed captains and use them as temporary pawns in his struggle against the armies of Mordor. The player can assign tasks such as spying on other unknown officers, or assassinating other captains and war chiefs. Using his Wraith form, Talion marks Ratbag as a temporary ally and assigns him a mission to assassinate a war chief by the name of Orthog the Troll Slayer. This decision will create a brand new mission within the zone, which players can choose to accomplish at their leisure. Skipping ahead, we start the assassination mission and see that Ratbag is the second in command to Orthog. Moreover, the captain-turned-pawn has his own band of orcs at his side which will allow for Talion to gain the upper hand against Orthog, but also have a group of orcs fighting by his side under Ratbag's leadership. Surprisingly, the central enemies within Sauron's army are all procedurally generated by the game. Known as the Nemesis system, Middle-earth aims to create a greater level personality and uniqueness for each playthrough. The orc characters seen in the presentation will likely be entirely different for players. Since these characters are randomized, their knowledge and fighting abilities will be completely different for each player and for every repeated playthrough of the game. Everything from the names, fighting style, roles in Mordor, and their personality will be different for each player, according to Monolith. "We put a lot of effort into actually letting players make their own personal and unique bosses and villains in a living world, that was a big focus for us," De Plater said of the Nemesis system. These are not just for cosmetic purposes, but by design for strategic gameplay. During key moments in battle, Talion can acquire Intel from captains, such as strengths and weaknesses about other officers in Sauron's army. How deep their knowledge goes largely depends on the procedural element of the game's engine. One captain may have a deep knowledge of others in the zone, while another may be largely ignorant of who's who.The experience of death leaves a lasting impression on the game world and the morale among the forces of Sauron. Even the lowliest of grunts have potential to become a serious threat to Talion. When Talion is killed in battle, the Orc who lands the killing blow will be promoted in rank and added to the list of officers that Talion will need to take out. Even the lowliest of minions can kill Talion, and their promotion will create a new challenge for players. When revived at the various Forge Towers across the zones, they'll see that their death has motivated forces of Sauron, which will make creating chaos a bit more challenging. Moreover, enemies that escape from Talion during combat will live to see another day and alter their tactics for when players encounter them again. This creates another layer of challenge that emphasizes strategy. Some battles may not be worth running blade first into and will only result in player's death and a new captain or war chief to eliminate. Even in this fairly short showing of the game, it's clear that the content in Shadow of Mordor is massive; and the developers plan to support players who may feel a bit lost. Warner Bros. Games and Wikia plan to release a companion app for tablets called Palantir. In real time, players can have the app on standby and learn details on the lore, locations, central characters, and other details while playing the main game. Though it's not really necessary for the game, it's a neat little app to have, if you're curious about any references or characters in Tolkien's lore. This title is quite the departure for Monolith games, as it's their first sandbox action game. This presentation of the vertical slice for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor was pretty impressive, and shows the ambitious nature of the game. I left quite impressed with what Monolith has got in store for Middle-earth. The Nemesis system in particular is an inspired idea that will definitely incentivize players yearning for a deep single-player experience to revisit. While it's still a ways off, and showed a number of graphical quirks and glitches that need to be cleared up, it's gotten me interested in what's in store.
Sandbox chaos in Mordor
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Lord of the Rings Online licensed renewed throughout 2017
Good news for dedicated players
Jan 14
// Chris Carter
Renewing licenses can be tricky, and in the case of Lord of the Rings Online, fans were nervous that they wouldn't get to keep playing the game for much longer. A recent scare happened when Massively reported that LOTRO&...
New screenshots for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Take down the forces of Sauron in this new open-world title
Dec 16
// Alessandro Fillari
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LOTR Online selling level 50 character boosts
To win, insert credit card number
Dec 15
// Harry Monogenis
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LEGO Hobbit confirmed for Spring 2014
It's on basically every platform ever
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// Chris Carter
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Lord of the Rings Online: Helm's Deep expansion out today
Don't tell the elf
Nov 20
// Joshua Derocher
Lord of the Rings Online has a new expansion out today, called Helm's Deep. In addition to being able to take part in the iconic battle, the level cap has been raised to 95, and players will be able to explore new areas of W...
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor announced
Cross-gen action/RPG prequel to The Lord of the Rings
Nov 12
// Alessandro Fillari
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Latest Humble Bundle has Batman and F.E.A.R.
Deals are deals
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// Jordan Devore
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Lord of the Rings Online is having a 100% XP boost month
You know, this game isn't bad
Oct 18
// Chris Carter
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Console MOBA Guardians of Middle-earth coming to PC
Well, this is a bit awkward
Aug 15
// Jordan Devore
Monolith took a crack at making a multiplayer online battle arena experience for consoles with Guardians of Middle-earth. It was an admirable attempt -- and I enjoyed the game quite a lot for what it was, which was a trimmed...
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Lord of the Rings Online expansion goes to Helm's Deep
Free-to-play MMORPG's fifth expansion to date
Apr 24
// Jordan Devore
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Chalet MarieBlanche
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Chalet / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 10
|Key Info
Chalet Marie Blanche is a superb recently built 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms chalet located at no more than15 minutes walking distance from the centre of St Gervais, just a few minutes drive from Le Bettex and Les Contamines ski lifts and in close proximity of the free ski shuttle stop. Situated in an elevated and very sunny area, Chalet Marie Blanche with its extraordinary panoramic view from end of the Mont Blanc massif until the Fiz mountain range, passing through the Mont Joly and the Aravis offers the optimal winter and summer holiday family location. A very spacious living area with a wood burner, state of the art audio and video system, internet wi-fi, external hot tub (available in summer at an extra fee) and a large fully equipped independent kitchen ensure that the time at the chalet is as comfortable and enjoyable as the one spent out and about. The ample upstairs mezzanine floor gives adult guests an extra spot to relax and children the ideal snug with TV and Play Station.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (2), Sofa Beds (2), Single Beds (6), Cots available (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Balcony or terrace
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
Les G'rets
The main Evasion Mont Blanc 460km ski area is accessed from the Bettex cable car in the village. This is a 3-4 minutes drive or a free ski bus picks up at 4-5 minutes walk.
The Saint Gervais ski area is linked to the Megeve area and provides a good selection of skiing from family/beginner level up to challenging off-piste. The station for the Tramway Du Mont Blanc is also close and links to the Les Houches ski area. The Les Contamines area at the head of the valley is 15 minutes by car, as is the world renowned Chamonix valley. The Italian resort of Courmayeur is 30-35 minutes drive through the Mont Blanc tunnel. Also at circa 30 minute radius is Flaine and other Grand Massif resorts, Grand Bornand and La Clusaz.
The chalet is also at 10 minutes walk to an indoor ice skating rink which is open all year round and regularly host ice hockey matches. 5-7 minutes walk to swimming centre (heated outdoor pool plus indoor pool under construction) and tennis courts.
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14 May 2014
"A dream Chalet in France!"
Words cannot do this chalet justice. It is absolutely beautiful and the pictures reflect the property perfectly. Myself and 6 friends stayed at the Chalet for two nights. The chalet is easy to get to and was well equipped with fresh linens, towels and even a breakfast starter kit! As well, you are a short drive into town and about a 20 minute drive from Chamonix...I highly recommend visiting both towns! Also, the hot tub over looks the mountains...you might never want to leave! Francesco was a great and accommodating host. Although he wasn't present at the chalet for the weekend, he contacted me via phone to prepare for the weekend and quickly replied to any concerns via e-mail both prior to and during the weekend. As well, he had someone check in with us on the Saturday to ensure that all of our questions were answered. Thanks for the great location and help over the weekend!
27 Mar 2014
"Lovely chalet perfect for a couple of families"
Nine of us stayed here, 4 adults and 5 kids. The chalet is lovely; really comfortable and well equipped and could easily have slept a few more. There were plenty of places for the kids to disappear off to and leave the lounge area for the grownups. There were no short straws when it came to choosing bedrooms as they are all really nice. There is easy access to the shops and restaurants in St Gervais which is a pretty town - not like the purpose built ski resorts that you find higher up in the Alps. The bus stop for the ski bus is about a 5 minute walk away, or it's a 5 minute drive to the free car park at the gondola. If you're hardcore you can walk all the way, but it's a steep climb back up carrying your skis! The queue for the gondola in the morning was quite long at half term so it's best to go early or leave it until after 10. The ski area was lovely and there was plenty to do for all abilities. The lift pass was really reasonable compared to bigger / better known resorts (La Plagne etc) and group discounts were readily available. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend.
24 Jan 2014
"Fantastic Chalet with stunning views"
Chalet Marie Blanche is a lovely chalet and was very spacious even though there were 10 of us. A short walk in to town but reccommend a car too and from the ski lift with all of the gear. We had 5 adults and 5 teenagers and all want to return next season.
13 Aug 2013
"Nice and confortable chalet"
Nice chalet ; nice view ; very well equiped. Lot of beds, so good when you are travelling in a large group with a lot of kids. Large living-room ; kitchen is well equiped too. Easy to contact the owner ; very quick answer. Take tome to call you and explain you everything you need. only one small negative point : the driveway close to the chalet, but for sure it will be done before this winter. Good to have someone in Saint Gervais les Bains to call in case of problem.
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22 Sep. 2015Scott Cooper/Seaton Smith/Swingin' Utters
Director Scott Cooper (Black Mass (2015)); comedian Seaton Smith. Also: Swingin' Utters perform.
23 Sep. 2015Eli Roth/Judith Shekoni/Waters
Director Eli Roth (Knock Knock (2015)); Judith Shekoni (Heroes Reborn (2015)). Also: Waters perform.
24 Sep. 2015Brit Marling & Julia Hart/Douglas Tirola/San Fermin
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28 Sep. 2015Josh Peck/Derek Waters/Cherry Glazerr
Josh Peck (Grandfathered (2015)); Derek Waters (Drunk History (2013)). Also: Cherry Glazerr perform.
29 Sep. 2015Meagan Good/Joy-Ann Reid/Lagwagon
Meagan Good (Minority Report (2015)); author Joy-Ann Reid (book, "Fracture"). Also: Lagwagon perform.
30 Sep. 2015Jeremy Irvine/Aja Naomi King/Wavves
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5 Oct. 2015Jewel/David Krumholtz/Summer Twins
Author Jewel Kilcher (book, "Never Broken"); David Krumholtz (Gigi Does It (2015)). Also: Summer Twins perform.
6 Oct. 2015Nathan Fillion & Alan Tudyk/Davis Guggenheim/Strung Out
Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk (Con Man (2015)); director Davis Guggenheim (He Named Me Malala (2015)). Also: Strung Out perform.
7 Oct. 2015Michael Shannon/Branden Jacobs-Jenkins/Cat Power
Michael Shannon (Freeheld (2015)); playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. Also: Cat Power performs.
8 Oct. 2015Chace Crawford/Amy Berg/Craft Spells
Chace Crawford ("Blood and Oil"); director Amy Berg (Prophet's Prey (2015) and Janis: Little Girl Blue (2015)). Also: Craft Spells perform.
12 Oct. 2015Mark-Paul Gosselaar & Tone Bell/Taissa Farmiga/zTennis
Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Tone Bell (Truth Be Told (2015)); Taissa Farmiga (The Final Girls (2015)). Also: Tennis performs.
13 Oct. 2015Danny Boyle & Aaron Sorkin/Bryan Carberry & J. Clay Tweel/Melanie Martinez
Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin (Steve Jobs (2015)); Bryan Carberry and Clay Tweel (Finders Keepers (2015)); Melanie Martinez performs.
14 Oct. 2015Philip Winchester/Jimmy Chin/Ratatat
Philip Winchester (The Player (2015)); director Jimmy Chin (Meru (2015)). Also: Ratatat perform.
15 Oct. 2015Jeff Daniels/Colin Hanks/Handsome Ghost
Jeff Daniels (Steve Jobs (2015)); director Colin Hanks (All Things Must Pass: The Rise and Fall of Tower Records (2015)). Also: Handsome Ghost perform.
26 Oct. 2015Mike Rowe/Wolf Alice
TV host Mike Rowe; band Wolf Alice perform. Also: the 2015 film, Welcome to Leith (2015), is spotlighted.
27 Oct. 2015Terry Gilliam/Phoebe Robinson/Goldroom
Terry Gilliam; comic Phoebe Robinson. Also: Goldroom perform.
28 Oct. 2015Sarah Dumont/Shlohmo/Impractical Jokers
Sarah Dumont (Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015)); Shlomo performs. Also: Brian Quinn, James Murray, Joe Gatto and Sal Vulcano (Impractical Jokers (2011)).
29 Oct. 2015Niecy Nash/Neil Strauss/Drenge
Niecy Nash (Scream Queens (2015)); author Neil Strauss. Also: Drenge performs.
2 Nov. 2015Bruce Campbell/Jesse Joyce/Luna
Bruce Campbell (Ash vs Evil Dead (2015)); Jesse Joyce. Also: Luna Park performs.
3 Nov. 2015Anthony Jeselnik/Starlee Kine/A Place to Bury Strangers
Comic Anthony Jeselnik; podcast host Starlee Kine. Also: Oliver Ackermann and Jay Space (aka Place to Bury Strangers) perform.
4 Nov. 2015Travis Barker/Dan Carlin/NOFX
Author Travis Barker; podcast host Dan Carlin. Also: NOFX perform.
5 Nov. 2015Michaela Watkins/Metz/Lightning Bolt
9 Nov. 2015Mat Franco/Margaret Qualley/The Jesus & Mary Chain
Magician Mat Franco; Margaret Qualley (The Leftovers (2014)). Also: "The Jesus and Mary Chain" perform.
10 Nov. 2015Rodrigo Santoro/Sylvan Esso/Yo La Tengo
Rodrigo Santoro (The 33 (2015)); Sylvan Esso performs; music group Yo La Tengo.
11 Nov. 2015Kevin Pereira/Emily Beecham/Broncho
Kevin Pereira (Hack My Life (2015)); Emily Beecham (Into the Badlands (2015)). Also: Broncho perform.
12 Nov. 2015Cary Fukunaga/Christopher Abbott/The Julie Ruin
Cary Joji Fukunaga (Beasts of No Nation (2015) and True Detective (2014)); Christopher Abbott (James White (2015)). Also: The Julie Ruin perform.
16 Nov. 2015Judah Friedlander/John Florence/Heartless Bastards
Comic Judah Friedlander (Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)); surfer John Florence. Also: Heartless Bastards perform.
17 Nov. 2015Rachel Bloom/Lena Waithe/Houndmouth
Rachel Bloom (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2015)); Lena Waithe (Master of None (2015)). Also: Houndmouth perform.
18 Nov. 2015Todd Hayes/David Rees/Quilt
Director Todd Haynes (Carol (2015)); TV host David Rees (Going Deep with David Rees (2014)). Also: Quilt perform.
19 Nov. 2015Michelle Beadle/Collin Moulton/Summer Twins
Sports reporter Michelle Beadle; comic Collin Moulton; Summer Twins perform.
7 Dec. 2015Alessandra Ambrosio/Brittany Ashley/Drenge
Model Alessandra Ambrosio; comedian/producer Brittany Ashley (This Isn't Funny (2015)). Also: Drenge perform.
8 Dec. 2015Holly Holm/Ryan Duffy/Handsome Ghost
Mixed martial artist Holly Holm; journalist Ryan Duffy. Also: Handsome Ghost perform.
9 Dec. 2015Amy Landecker/Wild Child/Miami Horror
Amy Landecker (Transparent (2014)); musical group Wild Child. Also: Miami Horror performs.
10 Dec. 2015Ron Perlman/Ratatat
Ron Perlman (The Jesuit (2015)); Ratatat. Also: Goodnight Mommy (2014) is spotlighted.
14 Dec. 2015Michelle Beadle/Melanie Martinez/Courtney Scheuerman
Sports reporter Michelle Beadle; Courtney Scheuerman. Also: Melanie Martinez performs.
15 Dec. 2015Saffron Burrows/Brian Posehn/Swingin' Utters
Saffron Burrows (Mozart in the Jungle (2014)); Brian Posehn. Also: Swingin' Utters perform.
16 Dec. 2015Daniel Wu/Ross Partridge/Cherry Glazerr
Daniel Wu (Into the Badlands (2015)); Ross Partridge (Secret in Their Eyes (2015), The Middle Distance (2015) and The Wedding Murders (2016)). Also: Cherry Glazerr perform.
17 Dec. 2015Luke Bracey/Zella Day/Torres
Luke Bracey (Point Break (2015)); singer Torres. Also: Zella Day performs.
8 Feb. 2016Chris Carter/Alden Ehrenreich/Wavves
Producer Chris Carter (The X-Files (1993)); Alden Ehrenreich ("Hail, Caesar!" (2016)). Also: Wavves perform.
9 Feb. 2016Jillian Bell & Charlotte Newhouse/Jack Cutmore-Scott/Sylvan Esso
Jillian Bell and Charlotte Newhouse (Idiotsitter (2014)); Jack Cutmore-Scott (Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life (2016)). Also: Sylvan Esso performs.
10 Feb. 2016Mayim Bialik/Jonathan Krisel/Miami Horror
Mayim Bialik (The Big Bang Theory (2007)); Jonathan Krisel (Portlandia (2011) and Baskets (2016)); Miami Horror perform.
11 Feb. 2016Mark McKinney/Rob Kazinsky/Houndmouth
Comic Mark McKinney (Superstore (2015) and Man Seeking Woman (2015)); Robert Kazinsky (Second Chance (2016)). Also: Houndmouth performs.
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News that the Boston Celtics are going through a rebuild should come as welcome news to the Wizards.
Coach Doc Rivers is headed to the Los Angeles Clippers, and the futures of Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are in doubt. On top of that, point guard Rajon Rondo still is recovering from tearing a knee ligament.
The Celtics finished with a No. 7 seed in the playoffs, going 41-40 before being eliminated in the first round. They beat the Wizards all three times they met last season.
The Wizards only finished 29-53, but if they can have a successful NBA draft Thursday with the Nos. 3, 38 and 54 picks, it'll help them supplant a conference foe and get a leg up in qualifying for the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
The Wizards finished tied with the Detroit Pistons for 11th in the East, and they should be better than the Orlando Magic, Charlotte Bobcats, Toronto Raptors and Philadelphia 76ers next season.
The Milwaukee Bucks won 38 games to earn the eight seed, but they'll be without Monta Ellis who opted out of his contract, and have several other players heading into free agency.
So that leaves the Wizards and Cleveland Cavaliers, who have the No. 1 overall pick, in prime position to make a leap forward and compete for a playoff spot.
While most of the teams battling from the bottom up lack an identity, the Wizards and Cavs have some semblance of one starting with their backcourts.
The Wizards are set at point guard with John Wall and Bradley Beal. Cleveland has Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters. Both could use size in the middle, with Alex Len (Maryland) and Nerlens Noel (Kentucky) among the best of the centers in the draft.
Choosing correctly can make a world of difference. The Celtics have quality players such as Jeff Green, Avery Bradley, Jared Sullinger and Brandon Bass, but their best option at center outside of Garnett, Chris Wilcox, is a free agent.
They have trouble scoring points too (96.5 points per game), something the Wizards were terrible at last season as they finished tied for last in the league at 93.2.
The top of the East won't change much with the Miami Heat, New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers and Chicago Bulls due to battle it out and at best reshuffle the order.
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2008 Volkswagen R32 Recalls
Under certain driving conditions and in hot weather, the fuel tank ventilation valve may not remain fully closed. If this happens, fuel may leak into the evaporative system, saturating the carbon canister and causing the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) to illuminate. This may cause vehicle jerking as well. Fuel could leak out from the evaporative system leak detection pump filter. A fuel leak could lead to a vehicle fire in the presence of an ignition source. Dealers will replace the fuel tank ventilation valve with an improved valve. The recall began June 2, 2009. The Volkswagen recall number is 20P6/S2.
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This car is what I would call a "sleeper." You see it on the road and say to yourself: "Another VW; big deal." Well, this one, the R32 ('08 edition), is a BIG DEAL! It goes faster than any sane person would want to go, let alone need to go. It steers as if it's on a rail; where you point it, it will go, in part, attributable to the standard four wheel drive. The engine has a lot of heart, alw...
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Book your room at Hotel Drei Quellen Therme
Get an overview of this hotelLuxury hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
Situated in the suburbs, this luxury hotel is 4 mi (6.4 km) from Bad Griesbach Golf Resort and within 12 mi (20 km) of Rottal Thermal Bath and Haslinger Hof. Kahlert Frieder Theater and Therme 1 are also within 12 mi (20 km).
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free train station pick-up are also provided. Additionally, a health club, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 103 rooms feature thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, plus free WiFi and TVs with satellite channels. Minibars, room service, and in-room massages are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Hotel Drei Quellen Therme features an outdoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This luxury hotel also offers a sauna, a steam room, and a rooftop terrace. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Hotel Drei Quellen Therme has designated areas for smoking.
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- Number of floors - 3
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- Total number of rooms - 103
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- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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- Bathrobes
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Platzl - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations are required.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool, a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hot springs nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
Spa Services
Guests can pamper themselves with a trip to the onsite spa, which has 7 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic.
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 50 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Tourism fee: EUR 2.80 per person, per night
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- Self parking fee: EUR 4.70 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 8,50 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 50 per night
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I'm still really tired. At 17 weeks today and I just said yesterday that I felt like I was still in the 1st tri. I can't even hardly go to the grocery store with out feeling like I just wanna sit and take a nap... Hopefully we will start feeling more energy soon!
Married 8/26/2006
I am still VERY tired! I was really looking forward to having some more energy.... but at 18 weeks I still don't have any!
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Travis Christopher Owen 12/26/03,
Carley Rose Owen 2/4/13
I'm exhausted. Even more so that 1st trimester.
Madly in love W/ Ray, nurse, & mom to Kaycee 10, Chase 4, & soon to be Kendall.
Planned to stay team green, but BF gave in and now we're team PINK!
I am definately more exhausted this trimester than the 1st! Sometimes I have trouble sleeing or staying a sleep but it seems like whether I sleep for 3 hours or 10 hours I am just dragging! I always seem to get a little burst and be wide awake about the time I should be going to bed as well so that doesnt help! Im hoping it will get better soon otherwise it is going to be a long 20 weeks and then I will never get caught up after baby!
I started feeling GREAT around 16 weeks and have so until my 23rd week. This whole week I feel like I did my first trimester. I am not sleeping great, but honestly, feel just zonked..
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Feb 6 2013, 11:33am CST | by Shane McGlaun
Ford is betting big on electric vehicles and wants to expand its dealer footprint selling the zero emissions vehicles. Ford says that over one third of all at US dealerships will be certified to sell new electrified vehicles by the spring. That will mean more than 900 ford dealers will be certified to sell plug-in electrified vehicles.
In November of 2012, the number dealerships certified to sell plug-in vehicles was only 200. Ford says that the increased number of dealers certified to sell the plug-in electric vehicles represents the increased demand it has seen for its automobiles. Available vehicles will include the Fusion Energi among others.
Ford will also offer the C-Max Hybrid and other plug-in electric vehicles at its dealer network around the country. EV selling dealerships will be available in all 50 states once the rollout is complete.
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Does our abhorrence of racism allow us to ban certain forms of speech? This is the simple yet subversive question that Edward J. Cleary posed to the U.S. Supreme Court when, in 1991, he defended a white student who had burned a cross on a black family's lawn in St. Paul, Minnesota, violating a local ordinance against hate crimes. As a progressive, Cleary detested everything his client stood for. But in this compelling argued book he describes how he overturned the St. Paul ordinance—and convinced the Court to rule that "burning a cross is reprehensible. But St. Paul has sufficient means...to prevent such behavior without adding the First Amendment to the fire." As Cleary retraces his path from St. Paul to the courtroom in Washington, he juxtaposes the stories of previous First Amendment cases with a personal account of the unlikely alliances (with both the A.C.L.U. and a group engaged in defending the Ku Klux Klan) and antagonisms that grew out of the case. ULtimately, he shows us why a law that bands expressions of racism is as dangerous as a law that bans protests against those expressions. In Beyond the Burning Cross, Leary has given us an unparalleled insider's report of a watershed event in constitutional history that is as absorbing as any thriller.
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Sorgens ild (original 2011; edition 2011)
by Jerker Eriksson, Håkan Sundquist, Karen Abrahamsen
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Hungerelden by Jerker Eriksson (2011)
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I have not much to say about this volume, other than that it continues the story begun in volume one, and that it does so by driving up the tempo. More corpses turn up; Kihlberg's team gather more clues as to the killer's identity (identities?); Jeanette's marriage slides further down the drain; and Sofia's grip on her psyche continues to destabilize. There's gore and pedophilia networks aplenty, but neither feels forced or overused.
This second instalment, I think, is an improvement over the first: it's better paced and more streamlined, with less ballast: all the main characters and the relationship of their plotlines with all the others have at this point been established, and now Eriksson and Axlander Sundquist can get on with the main business of developing them and having them carve their way towards the central mystery. The focus on psychology and psychotherapy is still a plus, since that is not an angle taken by many crime authors.
On the other hand, a few author tics became more noticeable for me. One is the ostentatiousness of the political correctness: the authors regularly have one-dimensional side characters utter misogynist lines (e.g. indicating that a female inspector ought to focus on looking after her family) or make xenophobic decisions (e.g. allocating to a high-profile murder of a wealthy ethnic Swede ten times the funding of a case of multiple murders of illegal immigrant children) just so one of the good guys can point out that that is not ok. Feminism, as a tool to make the (male) authors look good, isn't. Second, various descriptive passages tend towards over-writing, and at times it's also painfully obvious that the authors try too hard to include "hip" places and extremely detailed route descriptions in an effort to engage local readers (i.e. Stockholmers).
In all, though, my complaints are about the authors (and their characters) trying to sound cool or like a decent human being and overshooting their goal. That's an error of judgement, a tonal problem, and much of the rest -- plotting, pacing, characterization (for the MCs at least) -- is basically sound. Crime thrillers dealing with semi-organized toddler rape don't put me off, and this trilogy appears to be gaining focus and speed, so I'm happy to see what else Eriksson and Axlander Sundquist want to throw at me. Whether or not I recommend the series as a whole I'll have to decide once I've finished the final volume --which I've already started.
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how can i implement it? (or i don't have to use pushScene at all? )
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-(void) onEnter {
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- (void)onExit {
GameManager* sharedManager = [GameManager sharedManager];
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Tesla's third production model, its Model X crossover, will start arriving to customers who have already ordered the car September 29, the automaker announced.
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