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Revive a dead friend/relative/lover.
Put a stop to what he believes is the world's greatest problem (but has either misidentified the true nature of the problem and/or overestimated its significance due to a personal history) despite an unacceptably high cost or collateral damage.
Prevent/confront a cosmic threat that he thinks is coming but nobody believes him. (Could be crazy and there's no threat, or he could be right and now the heroes have to face a new threat and they just offed the only guy prepared to deal with it.)
A bit late to the party, so I haven't gone through and read everything after the OP, but...
In this situation, as in many situations in life, Step One is to check oneself. If you unknowingly have poorly-calibrated expectations of what "normal" is in a given area of life/gaming, then you'll inevitably misjudge the nature of that which differs from yourself.
For example, I quite commonly encounter people (especially those who have played multiple versions of D&D) who don't realize that in 3.X/PF, wealth/magic item progression and the accumulation of miscellaneous bonuses is a built-in feature of the system. They think that your starting stats and class bonuses (i.e., BAB and base save bonuses) are the only "givens", and that magic items and such are "extras" that you shouldn't count on. As a result of this misunderstanding, such folks will encounter players who are actually quite moderate in their playstyles, but see their assumptions of relevant magical gear as "powergaming" or "player entitlement". Both of those concepts are real things that exist, but the player/GM who misunderstands how Pathfinder is structured misidentifies other players as fitting those molds when they truly don't.
Now, a wise person will respond to such differences—especially if they encounter the same thing repeatedly—by first looking for ways to verify if their own preconceptions could be off the mark, and only seek out "how to handle" the dissenting views once they've verified the proper calibration of their own understanding of the situation. Unfortunately, too many folks neglect to take that step and instead (to go back to my above example) just continuously label one person after another as a powergamer/min-maxer. Some even go so far as to draw the conclusion that they must be witnessing an entire generation of entitled munchkins, rather than ever consider that they themselves might have a simple misunderstanding about one game.
The same goes for your other areas of concern, such as the respective roles of the GM and the rules. In each aspect of the game in which you consider this player to be deviating from the default assumptions of the game, have you put in the work to verify that you actually know what the default assumptions of the game truly are?
Only once you have done that can you truly assess which of you is acting in accordance with "the norm" and which of you is desiring something different (though it's also possible that you're both looking for deviations). Once it's clear which of whose desires are actually requests for houserules/variations, each such idea can be discussed among the group, with all of you working together to craft a mutually-enjoyable experience.
Honesty with each other, built upon honesty with oneself. Anything else is a train wreck waiting to happen. Best of luck! :)
Belulzebub wrote:
It's cheese and should be changed immediately so there's good reason not to take the variant. A feat is easily worth every other racial bonus humans get COMBINED.
It's not that the variant human is cheese, it's that the "standard" human is pathetic.
The variant human gets +1/+1, a skill, and a feat.
When you compare the variant human to the other races, that feat is filling in for a second increase in your main stat and an assortment of powerful abilities.
If you were building a monk and there were a feat that gave you +1 DEX, darkvision, immunity to magic sleep effects, advantage on saves against charm effects, the ability to get a long rest in half the time, a free racial language, +5ft move speed, and the ability to use Stealth when only lightly obscured; would you consider taking it with your variant human? If so, then you just built an elf, and the variant human is not cheese.
GM_Beernorg wrote:
Good suggestion Jiggy, torn between Undertale and Salt & Sanctuary as my new "buying this game, don't care if I should or not" myself currently.
Don't know anything about Salt & Sanctuary, but I recommend Undertale if:• You like learning the original lore of a new world
• You enjoy a strong narrative in your gaming
• You like a game with memorable, interesting characters
• You like the general JRPG format, but could do with less grinding and more engaging combat gameplay
• You can appreciate old-school pixel-art graphics, ala the NES and SNES eras
• You want a game that will affect you forever without you having to devote hundreds of hours to it
If that list seems mostly positive to you, then you should play Undertale ASAP (and try really hard not to run into any spoilers). If instead that list seems mostly negative (hate old-school graphics, looking for something you can play regularly for years to come, prefer grinding over narrative, etc), then Undertale might not be a priority right now.
But if you don't play Undertale, then there will eventually come a point where you can't really call yourself an RPG gamer anymore. Just sayin'. ;)
Dustin Ashe wrote:
Perhaps the greatest surprise of all to me was that, after new feats, respondents most wanted new character classes. Here I was thinking that 5e class archetypes could fill out any concept niches not already covered. Aren't people worried about bloat and power creep?
The class archetypes definitely cover a lot of bases, but there are still some notable gaps. One classic example is anything alchemy-based, and my own "pet" example would be an arcane half-caster martial (something with the same casting progression and combat chassis as the ranger and paladin, but arcane and differently-themed).
Also, I suspect that a large proportion of the clamor for new classes is for psionics in particular, rather than just more classes in general.
As for power creep, I don't think 5E is nearly as vulnerable to it as a system like Pathfinder is.
Crystal Frasier wrote:
I also love games with tons of exploration and quirky characters... Never got much into the Final Fantasy series, sadly; something about the grinding always made them feel more like work than fun.
Played Undertale yet? If not, you should. It's an indie RPG on Steam with rich (and original!) lore, memorable characters, and no requirement for grinding. Not to mention a soundtrack that's to die for.
I can 99% guarantee you will fall completely in love with it.
My meatspace group is playing Curse of Strahd (a Ravenloft 5E adventure), and player absence is explained by the mists coming and taking the PC and doing something weird, then when you come back your PC rejoins the group with some kind of minor, random psychosis. My rogue spent my absence surrounded by mist, with wolves jumping out and attacking him at random times. Came out with a constant fear that at any moment, wolves would jump out and attack.
There is now a haunted house containing multiple pieces of wolf-shaped décor that have my arrows in them, despite the local merchant charging 10x the book price for everything. And when we finally had a combat against wolves, I threw myself against them first with daggers, then with my bare hands, then finally with my face, in a blind rage.
Not very effective, but seemed appropriate to the narrative.
GM Rednal wrote:
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Tormsskull wrote:
I didn't insult you. All I did was point out a factual incorrectness. It's not like I said (or implied) that you were stupid or illiterate or anything. My statement was completely confined to the identification of an objective error. (And yes, it was an objective error, not a matter of how each of us feels about the use of the word "earned".)
I have no intention of insulting you. That does not mean I'm not allowed to point out factual incorrectness.
Just like how, if there were an obscure alternate definition of "earn" that made your original usage correct and you pointed it out to me just like I pointed out your error to you, that also wouldn't be an insult.
It is not childish or insulting to correct factual errors.
TriOmegaZero wrote:
Didn't you know? For any given conclusion, there's only one thought path that leads there, so that's all anyone ever needs to reply to. ;)
captain yesterday wrote:
Yes, that's the type of thing I was worried about. I "built" the term in my head while I was typing, just to mean someone whose focus is on fun and engaging gameplay, then afterwards I was like "Wait, I think I've heard that term used before, and I think it might have been something bad." So I removed it.
Meh, it's all just a matter of playstyle preferences.
Rolling in order shifts character creation from "preparation" to "gameplay" by offering a challenge in the form of a "puzzle" to be solved by figuring out what you can make with the stats you get. Thus, folks who prioritize engaging gameplay will have lots of fun rolling up a set of stats and trying to work with it.
By contrast, point-buy allows you the chance to invent any type of character you want and faithfully represent it in the game, which is something that rolled stats work against (for example, you can't play the "feeble wizard" trope if you roll a 15 STR). Thus, folks who prioritize roleplay will have lots of fun using point-buy (or in my games, simply picking whatever stats they want) as a means of faithfully realizing their character concepts.
So basically, rolling stats (particularly in order) is the more gaming-oriented approach, while point-buy/selection is the more roleplay-oriented approach. Of course, some players could have fun either way, and thus might jump at the chance to do whichever one they haven't done in a while.
All in all, I don't really find the OP surprising in the least.
Apupunchau wrote:
Although combat is important to games like DnD and Pathfinder many people find that It takes too much time.
If you're lumping D&D and Pathfinder together into the "combat takes too long" thing, you've clearly not played 5E.
I switched to D&D.
Deadmanwalking wrote:
This. I, for one, was thinking of "enforcement" as including social enforcement, not merely the ability to banish someone from the premises.
"Well, you've been busy. Let me ask you something: do you think even the worst person can change? That anyone can be a good person, if they just try...? Heh. Okay. Here's a better question: do you wanna have a bad time? Because if you take one more step forward, you are not gonna like what happens next."
Jessica Price wrote:
I didn't say "all Christians like to..."
I have a hard time believing you would accept that same distinction if I were to talk about what "women" do and then pointed out I didn't say "all".
Look, I'm philosophically opposed to the entire notion of "acceptable targets", but apparently you're not, and it seems we've found (one of?) yours, so I guess there's not much more point in discussing this side topic with you. Maybe we can get back to the main topic now. Or if not, maybe I'll just hide the thread. :/
Jessica Price wrote:
Well, who's the "they" that failed to condemn the actions? I'm pretty sure an awful lot of members of the group in question would absolutely condemn the actions you described. How would you ever find out? I mean sure, if the group's leadership or public-facing representatives fail to condemn fellow group members' actions, then the group's leadership absolutely bears responsibility, just as you say.
Of course, that's assuming that the leadership even knows about it. Meanwhile, there's the other umpteen million members of the group who may or may not even know the actions in question were ever performed, and if they do, may well condemn those actions quite thoroughly, even if the group's leadership does not.
So once again, you're generalizing about a massive group based only on what you personally have or have not heard about its handful of public figures doing. That's massively unfair.
Jessica Price wrote:
to criticize a group of people who are defined as a group because they believe the same thing
The group you criticized is not defined as a group by the thing you ascribed to them.
The group you cited ("Christians") is defined as a group by all believing in the "Christ-ness" of the Jesus in the Bible. Very little else is part of the definition of being a "Christian".
The thing you ascribed to the entire group was "they like to throw Judaism under the bus". That is not part of their definition as a group.
If you wanted to critique the belief that Jesus was the Christ, then it would be valid to refer to "Christians"; just like if you wanted to critique the belief that there is no god at all, it would be valid to refer to "Atheists". But as soon as you want to critique an activity/position that is not part of what it means to belong to group X, then it is no longer okay to refer to the group as categorically embracing that activity/position.
I agree with you that there is a big difference between being in a group due to a choice of beliefs and being in a group because of genetic chance. I just disagree that acceptability of condemning the entire group for the actions of a subset of its members is part of that difference. How a person got into a group—inborn genetics, cosmic perspective, voting history, romantic decisions, whatever—has no bearing on whether or not it's okay to condemn them for the actions of others.
Now can we please get back to a productive discussion on sexism, without having to kick anyone on our way past?
EDIT: Wait, hang on, this is "misandrists in the setting;" what should we be getting back to? Dang, this thread has really wandered.
Jessica Price wrote:
Christians like to...
...be a monolith?
Most of your post was reasonable and fair (regardless of whether anyone might agree or disagree with the actual points you made), but here you've slipped into the exact same type of "Here's what this whole group is like" talk that I've so often seen you caution others not to do in regard to women. (And to be clear, I agree that we mustn't talk about "women" as though they were a homogeneous whole; I'm just saying that applies to all large groups, including those of a religious nature.)
Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:
By all means, discuss those specific things that have been done wrong. Those are very valid points of contention.
They're also not what I replied to.
I replied to a backhand against an entire category of people, not a citation of specific grievances.
Folks who believe in some form of god are no more a monolith than women are. Discuss individual wrongs (religious or otherwise) that have been committed, rather than taking cheap swipes at entire categories of people. You know, just like how you'd like men to handle this discussion. Hypocrisy is bad.
Talonhawke wrote:
I understand; I've been there too. It's not easy to embrace diversity; you can't just simply mentally acknowledge that it's good to treat others as equals and leave it at that. You've got to proactively alter yourself, because your actualized beliefs don't automatically align with your declared beliefs with the flip of a switch. It takes ongoing work. It's a process. And the moment you think you're done, you've failed. You must constantly work toward greater acceptance in practice, not just in declaration.
Even in regard to anchovy-lovers.
Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:
...shrinking even faster than reasons to believe in a God.
Whatever your own beliefs may be, taking pot-shots at people for their religion as part of your speech about discrimination and equality is pretty hypocritical.
Sex, gender, orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, political affiliation, abortion stance, marital status, economic class, pizza topping preferences... How about we don't weaponize any of it, okay?
Tormsskull wrote:
Who's responsibility is it to enforce the non-harrassmemt aspect of the campaign?
Everyone's. Until things are physically or legally risky enough that police need to be involved, anyone who decides that intervening against harassment is someone else's responsibility is as guilty as the perpetrator.
RDM42 wrote:
Well, to "optimize (a thing)" is to make that thing as "effective" as possible.
And what does "effective" mean? "Successful in producing a desired or intended result".
So, the two things you're wanting to make sure we all know aren't synonyms are
So, "optimized" is not 100% interchangeable with "effective"; rather, "optimized" is simply the fullest degree of "effective".
Now, you say that something can be non-optimal but still be effective. Well, if we fill in our definitions for those terms, that means you're saying that something which is NOT
I suppose, depending on what your "desired result" is, you may well be right. If your desired result has a gradient of outcomes for which two results can both be considered successful while simultaneously one of those two results is more successful than the other, then you do indeed have a situation where that which is non-optimal can still be considered effective.
However, if (for a given desired result) either of those elements is not the case—that is, if there is only one result that's considered successful, or if all successful results are of equal value with none being superior to any other—then it becomes impossible for something to be less successful than something else and still be considered successful, which in turn leaves no room for a differentiation between "successful" and "most successful". Therefore, in such a situation, "optimal" and "effective" have indeed become synonyms.
Alternatively, we could all just unclench a little, treat each other like real people, and stop devoting all our focus to revealing the mustache-twirling villainy of anyone who voices an opinion contrary to our own.
swoosh wrote:
Incorrect. You didn't finish reading the Iron Golem's entry.Look:
Iron Golem wrote:
Therefore, mechanically the Iron Golem is not made of iron, as the fluff text related to the monster is irrelevant. See also an earlier thread that concluded that an adamantine golem's fists aren't adamantine.
...this conclusion is flawed.
swoosh wrote:
Paizo doesn't italicize feat descriptions and such. They reserve italics for spell names and magic item names, so you don't get them confused with other rules elements (like feats, class features, or normal uses of similar words).
For example, if the rules refer to "darkness", they're talking about a specific spell; if they refer to "darkness", they're talking about the simple absence of light.
Open up your Core Rulebook. Look at the feats chapter. You won't see italicized descriptions like what you're asking about. Those are added by sites like d20pfsrd.com, specifically to make the italicized text look like it's separate from the rest. That is, the contributor at d20pfsrd.com already believes the line to be "flavor text", and so they italicize it so that it'll look that way to the reader as well.
Be careful. Sometimes they go beyond just italicizing things that they want to label as flavor text. I remember looking up something once and discovering that they'd chopped up a couple of sentences, rearranged the pieces, added a line of space between the resulting parts, and then italicized one of them. Somebody had an idea of how they thought that rules element worked, and edited it to demote the part they didn't like into "flavor text".
Any time you EVER have a rules question, Step One is to look at something other than d20pfsrd.com. Your question about the italicized text wouldn't even have come up if not for the way they re-format things.
EDIT: One exception: Paizo does actually italicize the opening one-liner on monster stat blocks. But they also have more (non-italic) descriptive text after the stat block that covers the same stuff and more anyway, so no big deal there.
Two thoughts:
First, I feel like maybe I remember "text trumps table" being a thing.
Second, the table heading which reads "Weapon Enhancement Bonus Equivalent" could be meaning "The weapon enhancement bonus that is considered equivalent to the property in the first column".
I'm not aware of any clarifications, but those two elements make me think you need actual enhancement bonuses.
Feral wrote:
Though you're correct that Tower Shield Guy is playing a different game from the rest of us, you've got his relationship to optimization backwards.
Just a little aside on the topic of GM metagaming: I want to point out that it IS something that can happen; being the GM doesn't mean that there's no such thing as metagaming.
One classic example is when the campaign has multiple NPCs who are capable of mind-control effects, and they all just happen to have a listed alignment of true neutral, no matter how many babies they eat, because that way protection from [alignment] won't work.
Another example was often cited by a PFS member whose characters included a high-AC guy with full plate and a tower shield. This character owned two hats of disguise (back before the ruling that it only lasts a couple of minutes) and would loan one to whoever was the most visibly squishy PC at the table. They would basically swap appearances, so the tanky guy would look squishy and vice-versa. They would even switch minis on the map to represent it. But an appalling number of times, the GM would have the enemies ignore the squishy-looking tank in favor of attacking the tanky-looking squishy. Even on round 1, with no reason to think anything was up.
The GM is absolutely capable of metagaming. I'm not commenting on whether any of the examples other folks have been talking about would qualify, but in a general sense, the GM is not immune to that particular gaming foible, and it's no less bad when the GM does it than when the players do it.
Tormsskull wrote:
You're closer.
Part of it is how you fill in "X playstyle preference". There's a difference between identifying a group by an actual behavior/characteristic and identifying a group by using a stereotyping label that already has a history.
Another part of it is how you express the potential clash of playstyles. There's a difference between stating what playstyle the GM has or is looking for, and stating that another playstyle "is not welcome here".
Acceptable: "I'm looking to run a narrative-focused game where the mechanics are changed on the fly to suit the story. If that doesn't sound fun, this probably isn't the game for you."
Unacceptable: "Rollplayers are not welcome."
Acceptable: "I'm looking to run a game for a group of interesting characters who act like real people. If you're more into established stereotypes (like the growly, drunk dwarf) and a 'kill monsters and take their stuff' type of game, this isn't what you're looking for."
Unacceptable: "Grognards are not welcome."
Are you starting to see the distinction now?
You seem to be under the impression that as long as your concept is sound, it makes no difference how you express it.
I'm sorry, but there's a big difference between "I like X and I'm interested in gaming with like-minded people" and "Non-X people are not welcome."
And every time someone tries to point out a difference like that, you somehow get it in your head that they're challenging whether it's okay for people to like different things.
Tormsskull wrote:
Just because it's followed up by something bad, doesn't mean the first part wasn't bad. Both sides can be bad.
So when I saw a multi-star PFS GM say "Your AC is ##? That's not a character, that's a spreadsheet that you're trying to pass off as a character, and I would boot you from any table I was running," his guilt is unchanged by how people responded to him. The respondents might ALSO be guilty if they reacted poorly, but that doesn't take away his own guilt.
So pointing out that "You're a bad RPer" is often met with snark and cries of fallacy doesn't change the moral nature of the original "You're a bad RPer" statement, whatever that moral nature may be.
How people respond to an action has no bearing on the moral quality of the action to which they're responding.
How people respond to your actions never makes those actions more or less okay than they already were.
IME, the vocal Paizo forums community members tilt pro-optimization, so I don't see how a person describing their character's mechanics could be ostracized - There simply aren't enough people for that.
I won't claim to know which group has the most people. I just know how easily I was able to rattle off a list of things I've personally seen others cite as reasons why Person B is bad roleplayer and doesn't know what this game is all about. None of them were hypothetical.
You're probably right about rollplayer and munchkin, but I've actually seen powergamer used by people referring to themselves.
And I've seen black people use the n-word to refer to themselves and their friends. That doesn't make it okay for someone else to use that term toward them.
As I eluded to previously, I don't think it is up to poster A to determine that poster B is label x.
That's kind of my point. It's not up to Poster A to determine that Poster B is a rollplayer/munchkin/whatever, but they keep doing it over and over, to the point that it made it into the Community Guidelines.
I think the labels can be helpful in describing preferences for game ads though. If a GM recruiting for a game says "Powergamers are not welcome," that is helpful info.
I think it's worth pausing to reflect on how a person could come to think that "[GROUP] are not welcome here" is helpful info rather than divisive toxicity.
Fun side note: Auto-correct likes to turn you into Jiffy.
An upgrade from the usual "Jiggly".
MeanMutton wrote:
There was also a time when your character's awareness of the world around them depended on the player's ability to expertly grill the GM for unambiguous information.
And I believe those times were one and the same. So I'm not sure I see your point.
graystone wrote:
I did something like this once. I was playing the designated trap-search guy, and had asked ahead of time how the GM understood T20 to work (since I know folks have varied opinions and understandings of it, and I hadn't played under this GM before). There was something weird (can't remember what) about how he saw T20 working that made it not actually work.
So when I wanted to search for traps, I picked up all ten of the d20s I owned, announced "I'll spend ten move actions searching for traps at this door" and dumped the dice across my character sheet. Scanned for the highest roll, did the math, and said "My highest check is XX".
I'm not sure he ever caught on.


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this exception in favor of the art of the stage, because it works
by exhibiting examples of personal conduct made intelligible and
moving to crowds of unobservant, unreflecting people to whom real
life means nothing. I have pointed out again and again that the
influence of the theatre in England is growing so great that
whilst private conduct, religion, law, science, politics, and
morals are becoming more and more theatrical, the theatre itself
remains impervious to common sense, religion, science, politics,
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idea! _I_--poison my dearest Emily!"
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realize the unfavourable nature of your evidence at the inquest.
Mr. Inglethorp, knowing what I have now told you, do you still
refuse to say where you were at six o'clock on Monday afternoon?"
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face in his hands. Poirot approached and stood over him.
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shall be his recompence.
JOB 15:32 It shall be accomplished before his time, and his branch
shall not be green.
JOB 15:33 He shall shake off his unripe grape as the vine, and shall
cast off his flower as the olive.
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Over the mountain take me across the sky
Something in my vision, something deep inside
Where did I wander, where d'ya think I wandered to
I've seen life's magic astral plane I travel through
I heard them tell me that this land of dreams was now
I told them I had ridden shooting stars
And I said I'd show them how
Over and over always tried to get away
Living in a daydream only place I had to stay
Fever of a breakout burning in me miles wide
People around me talking to the walls inside
Don't need no astrology it's inside of you and me
You don't need a ticket to fly with me--I'm free
Over and under in between the ups and downs
Mind on a carpet magic ride goes round and round
Over the mountain kissing silver inlaid clouds
Watching my body disappear into the crowd
Don't need no astrology it's inside of you and me
You don't need a ticket to fly with me--I'm free
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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has told his team they have a 'duty' to keep the pressure on Premier League leaders Liverpool.
A 3-1 win over West Brom on Monday saw City close to within six points of Brendan Rodgers' men, and they still hold a game in hand.
Pellegrini felt postponed games had made it difficult for his side, but wants them to challenge Liverpool and capitalise should the table-toppers slip up.
"We know that at the moment we had two or three games postponed and it was very difficult for us to be at the top of the table and to feel that we're the team that has more of a chance," he told a news conference after his side's win over West Brom.
"At the moment we lost the game against Liverpool, we know we don't depend on what we are going to do from now to the end of the season, but we have a duty and that is to win our games."
Pablo Zabaleta and Sergio Aguero struck in the opening 10 minutes against West Brom at Etihad Stadium.
Graham Dorrans pulled a goal back for the visitors soon after, only for Martin Demichelis to restore City's two-goal lead nine minutes before the break.
Pellegrini said City's first-half performance was consistent with their home efforts this season, having won 15 of 17 league games at Etihad Stadium.
"I think that the first half we played very well, we scored three goals and we had clear chances to score," the Chilean said.
"I think the first half was the team we saw over the whole season here at Etihad.
"Maybe the goal they scored made us a little bit more nervous. In the second half we didn't play so well with the ball but we kept the score. That is very important also."
Pellegrini also refused to comment on reports under-fire Manchester United manager David Moyes is set to be sacked.
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When the ANC members who fought against Apartheid visited Israel more than a year ago, they themselves declared that the Apartheid in Israel is worse than South Africa. Stop attacking this author or even throwing sand in the face of the readers to confuse them. I highly doubt that anyone here is in a better position to assess Apartheid than black South Africans (and by the way, the claim is that ruling over the West Bank too is where the apartheid enters in). Oh yes, these "former Terrorist" ANC members who fought side by side with Jews against Apartheid in SA are now revered heroes. So too will the Palestinians, and Israelis better start to get their stories straight for when it ends - surely not everyone will be able to say they were against it the whole time.


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The Big East tournament farewell party is underway here at Madison Square Garden.
It's kind of sad, really.
And it is also feels strange that UConn isn't here.
Providence associate head coach Andre LaFleur, a former UConn assistant, feels the absence of the Huskies.
"It's very tough not seeing UConn here because I know what UConn means to the Big East and the Big East tournament," LaFleur said. "So many of the best and greatest moments in the Big East tournament come from UConn. Not seeing their fan base here and colors here is very notable."
Providence made its usual quick exit this afternoon, losing to Cincinnati, 61-44, in second round action. The sluggish Friars scored a season low for points and shot a dreadful 28 percent. They're just 1-10 in their last 11 games in the tournament.
Next season, the Friars will be in the new Big East along with the other catholic schools – Seton Hall, St. John's, Marquette,Georgetown, DePaul and Villanova. Syracuse and Pittsburgh are heading to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
PC coach Ed Cooley will miss the old Big East.
"I was born and raised on the Big East," Cooley said. "You know what I mean? I don't think there's any better basketball in the country. … This is God's basketball here in the Big East, and it's unfortunate, the things that have happened.
"Embrace change and look forward to a better future."
Talking about the future, PC freshman Kris Dunn played his first Big East tournament game, finishing with four points, seven rebounds and three assists in 32 minutes as the starting point guard.
The season was a learning experience for the former New London standout and McDonald's All-American. He had to deal with a shoulder injury that forced him to miss the first nine games.
"I learned a lot of things from the coaches, players and my teammates," Dunn said. "They taught me to just be poised on the court and just give it your all and play hard."
Playing a homecoming game against UConn at Gampel Pavilion Saturday was one of his highlights. He had 11 points, four assists and two steals in the overtime loss.
"I saw a lot of friends and family," Dunn said. "It was great to play in my home state. UConn recruited me, so it was a big thing. The crowd was going against me. It was just a great atmosphere. Everyone that I knew from New London came up and supported me."
Dunn recently received an invitation to tryout this summer for the Under-19 U.S. basketball team.
"It was kind of a surprise," Dunn said. "It's just going to be a great opportunity."
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|In ancient Ireland, a young girl is orphaned and left to die. Rescued by a clan of badgers, she and her magic come to the attention of other humans. Some want to help her; some want to use her. When she bonds with an orphaned dragon cub, they become the targets of those who seek to use their power. Forced to flee, dragon and dragonmage must search for the answers as to what their future holds.
|by The Saber May 01, 2016
|25300 words
|Sample 20%
|The British Government has been working on a highly dangerous top secret project. When their experiments go wrong, the whole world suffers. Kensington Holloway, the scientist tricked into unleashing this horror, must find a way to undo the terror he has bestowed upon the unsuspecting world before it is too late…before mankind goes extinct.
|High Caliber
|by Kenneth Chisholm May 01, 2016
|42818 words
|Sample 20%
|High Caliber is urban fiction at it's best. Read this book if you like gritty stories with great storytelling.
|Seth the Explorer
|by Travis Breeding May 01, 2016
|2537 words
|Sample 15%
|Seth sets out on a mission to find out what is wrong with him. Seth started having trouble in middle school and began to lose interest in school and many of the things that he used to enjoy as a kid. Things got really hard for Seth socially as he felt like none of the other kids liked him or accepted him. Seth's journey takes him to college at Indiana University where he had a nightmare of a time.
|Mommy's Birthday Surprise!
|by Panthera May 01, 2016
|3505 words
|Sample 5%
|Allen just turned 18 and tonight's the big party - or so he thought. There was no cake, no presents, no party. Just his mother's sexy naked body for him to do whatever he pleased. It was the best birthday present he could've asked for.
|by Lita Gyle May 01, 2016
|1888 words
|Sample 20%
|Andi misses curfew, but Daddy doesn't care that she's too old for a curfew now. All Daddy cares about is claiming his inexperienced daughter's fertile body before any other man can. She's about to become Daddy's wife, and it's her wedding night.
|Anger Management: Make Your Anger A Meditation
|by Nitin Srivastava May 01, 2016
|4694 words
|Sample 10%
|I want to see this world a calmer place. The more civilization and technological advancement is prevailing, the more human being is becoming perverted. And more emotional problems are happening to humans. I am able to see drastic change in human beings at both society and individual levels.
|Miami Blast
|by Stanley Bruce Carter May 01, 2016
|53749 words
|Sample 20%
|If you like "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.", "Lost in Space," "The Bionic Woman" and "In Like Flint," you'll enjoy "Miami Blast," Tacita Pruval's first novel-length adventure.
|Renegade Car Camping: A Guide to Free Campsites and the Ultimate Road Trip Experience
|by Bryan Snyder May 01, 2016
|13971 words
|Read a sample
|Be the star of your own epic road trip! Renegade Car Camping will give you the knowledge and strategies you need to cut loose from crowded campgrounds and experience an adventurous, inexpensive tour through the Great American West and beyond. Learn how to find free car campsites on public lands and in questionable areas, plus much more. It's a beautiful country… why wait any longer to see it?
|Short Stories
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|25342 words
|Sample 10%
|In this book you will have opportunity to read 15 great short stories by famous American authors who have been published in various magazines in the second half of the last century.
|by K T Bowes May 01, 2016
|89247 words
|Sample 20%
|When Deleilah Hanover's world collapses along with her abusive marriage, she finds herself back where she started in the tiny tourist town in the foothills of Mount Pirongia. But there was a reason she left and the secret haunts her with renewed strength, sullying old relationships and threatening new. Only two people know the truth and they aren't telling but it will come out. It always does.
|Quitting Carbon: How Denmark Is Leading the Clean Energy Transition and Winning the Race to the Low-Carbon Future
|by Justin Gerdes May 01, 2016
|18237 words
|Sample 10%
|Denmark boasts the world's most aggressive clean energy targets. By 2020, half the country's power will come from wind turbines; by 2050, Denmark aims to be fossil fuel-free. In this book, you'll meet the Danish policymakers, companies, and entrepreneurs working to build the economy for a carbon-constrained world.
|by Jordan Silver May 01, 2016
|70532 words
|Sample 20%
|Matthew Steele is nursing a broken heart from the deception of the girl he thought he knew, until she started a campaign of destruction against his younger brother Josh and his new love. Now his brother is happy with his new bride, and Matt thinks all is lost, until he meets the secretive new girl in town. Her shy looks says one thing, but her body another. Dare he risk his heart again on love?
|Heart of an Eagle
|by Kelly Abell May 01, 2016
|19615 words
|Sample 20%
|In the final book of this hot shifter series, Logan Gray, a man fighting fate on finding love, comes face to face with an evil which substantiates his point about not being able to have the wife, kids and house with the picket fence, but will Heidi, the woman who's loved him forever, finally get the chance to prove him wrong?
|Short-Term Missions, A Christian Guide to STMs, for Leaders, Pastors, Churches, Students, STM Teams and Mission Organizations: Survive and Thrive!
|by Mathew Backholer May 01, 2016
|64977 words
|Sample 15%
|Christian Short-Term Missions (STMs), budget travel with a Divine purpose. What you need to know about planning a STM, or joining a team, and considering the options as part of the Great Commission. Full of anecdotes and advice with informative timelines, and a biblical framework to help you engage in cross-cultural missions.
|The Reluctant Channel
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|38304 words
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|This is the true story of Helenne Deutscher and the spiritual experience that completely changed her life.
|The Trouble With Roses
|by Màiri Norris May 01, 2016
|75052 words
|Sample 20%
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|The Lazy Duchess (a short story)
|by Michael Dann May 01, 2016
|1140 words
|Sample 20%
|Once upon a time, there lived a duchess. She was very lazy, I must confess. She slept in bed for hours on end. She loved her sleep; she didn't pretend. Every day it was the same; she huffed a sigh when morning came. "I need more sleep," the duchess whined, as her mother opened a blind ... This rhyming cautionary tale looks at the pitfalls of laziness. It is approximately 1,000 words.
|Service Academy (SA) Season 1 Chapter 1: Dorms & Doms - Charlotte & Lacy
|by Jason J. Honz May 01, 2016
|2173 words
|Sample 30%
|It looks like upper classmen Charlotte and Lacy couldn't get enough of each other last year. And after pulling some strings, Charlotte's made sure that they'll have plenty of time to themselves as roommates. It's been a long summer, and both of them are eager to have a taste of one another.
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|53791 words
|Sample 20%
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|Service Academy (SA) Season 1 Chapter 1: Dorms & Doms - Elizabeth & Cassandra
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|1763 words
|Sample 30%
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|Service Academy (SA) Season 1 Chapter 1: Dorms & Doms - Rosaline & Amelia
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|2389 words
|Sample 30%
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|Service Academy (SA) Season 1 Chapter 1: Dorms & Doms - Cynthia & Elsa
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|2264 words
|Sample 30%
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|77425 words
|Sample 10%
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|Shattered Direction
|by Edward A. Dreyfus May 01, 2016
|57203 words
|Sample 20%
|After directing an award-winning documentary in college, an idealistic, promising filmmaker with a social conscience, goes on a two-year odyssey ending in Hollywood where he is seduced by the glitz, the money, drugs, women, and XXX films until the suicide of his porn-star girlfriend and the arrest of his drug-dealing brother sends him into a personal inferno from which he struggles for redemption.
|Awestruck Vampire
|by Heidi Nel May 01, 2016
|40064 words
|Sample 20%
|If you like thrilling Vampire stories, grab this book and be prepared to be unable to put it down. Kenneth Graham a vampire rescues Beulah Callaghan after she was bitten by an old vampire.They want to return to the island and rescue the innocent people against the bloodthirsty vampires who live in the woods and who want to take over the island by killing everybody on it.
|No More Imperfect Music Sheet
|by Kristine Cuevas May 01, 2016
|56482 words
|Sample 10%
|Stardom. Dream. Love? June is a successful singer-songwriter. As she makes her way to launch her second album, her best friend returns after four years, her summer romance lover has come back and another one shows up. Secrets unfolded. Love confessions. Will June finally find the perfect and right note for her music sheet?
|Caravaggio's Angel
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|53130 words
|Sample 15%
|When Paul Calleja learns his great-uncle has died, he travels to Malta to deal with his estate - and realises how much he didn't know about Larry. He meets Angelo – a local handyman and artist's model – who is concealing an extraordinary secret. And soon Paul and Angelo are plunged into complications which have a profound effect on their lives – and on their chances of sharing a future together.
|One Innocent Lie
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|66124 words
|Sample 10%
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|by Philip Blood May 01, 2016
|113641 words
|In diabolical book 1 of The Archimage Wars, join Nick on a journey across Ten Worlds. A memory eating spell has taken Nick's memories, but now he must relearn to use the magic he has forgotten. Discover many hidden truths from Earth's history and our universe! All is not what it seems! Journey through strange fantasy worlds, humorous adventures and deep plots! Do you dare find out the truth?
|Loving Life
|by Guy Lilburne May 01, 2016
|65106 words
|Sample 20%
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|by Aura Conte May 01, 2016
|11952 words
|Sample 15%
|Nel regno di Owl da trent'anni si combatte la guerra dei Tre soli, la quale ha solo portato morte e distruzione. Il sovrano del regno, ha un unico erede che purtroppo è una ragazza, Fiammetta Eleanor. Costretto dalla possibilità che non potrà farcela a sopravvivere in battaglia, il Re incoraggia e costringe la nipote a prendere marito, tuttavia, ciò sarà tutto tranne che facile per la principessa.
|Canadian Police Heroes
|by Dorothy Pedersen May 01, 2016
|28109 words
|Sample 20%
|Superlative bravery, humble heroism, selfless dedication: these are just some of the qualities that informed the actions of the people featured in this collection of Canadian police officers.
|We Once Had Wings
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|50283 words
|Sample 15%
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|Reality Revised: The Poetry Chapbook
|by Calvin C. Kearney May 01, 2016
|7466 words
|Sample 15%
|In innumerable ways society has classified and defined art; all of which are mere misnomers and irrelevant. Art has no limits and is the destination of destinations. This my friend is Reality Revised. No limits just endless evolution. Classification is for insects.
|Strictly for the People: The Poetry Chapbook
|by Calvin C. Kearney May 01, 2016
|You set the price!
|3317 words
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|The Daylight Box Set: The Complete Series: Limited Edition Charity Box Set
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|43649 words
|Sample 15%
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|Jake's Financial Transformation
|by Dora DeLellis May 01, 2016
|4573 words
|This is a short story about Jake. Jake's only talent is making his wages disappear soon after he's paid. His resume would include Immature, Aimless, and Spendthrift. At the behest of his older cousin, he begins to create a purpose for himself. Jake experiences a breakthrough and the revelation motivates him to remodel his life. Jake discovers his new life is full of possibilities for the future.
|Just Jayne's Ticklish Fun - The Adventures of Just Jayne Volume I
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|16370 words
|Sample 20%
|Jayne Wilde is a 23 year old party girl, high class stripper and internet model who loves nothing more than expanding her sexual horizons and trying out new things. In the first of her series of adventures, she chronicles the time when the Tickling & More website ask her to shoot a video for them. Filmed as she is tickled and teased by Polish model, Dorota, Jayne describes her life changing day.
|Josie and the Unicorn
|by Mandy Martin May 01, 2016
|16152 words
|Josie is tired of being left out by her brother just because she's a girl. So when a unicorn appears in her backyard and tells her she is the fearsome warrior destined to save Rainbow Valley, what can she do but offer to help? But it's going to be harder than she thought. The sprite Amber Evergreen believes only magic combined with maths will save the magical world and Josie hates maths.
|Once Bitten, Twice Live
|by Antony J. Stanton May 01, 2016
|82036 words
|Sample 20%
|A gripping thriller that continues the epic tale of a group of survivors in a post-apocalyptic landscape. Struggling against the crazed infected and marked for death by vampires, they must decide - is the enemy of my enemy my friend, or should I totally annihilate them both? When death is the best option, survival is no longer enough. Book two in the dystopian horror 'Blood of the Infected' series
|End Time: Notes on the Apocalypse
|by G.A. Matiasz May 01, 2016
|132110 words
|Sample 15%
|War and civil war rage across the globe. The US is fighting a counterinsurgency war against Zapatistas in southern Mexico. In a small town north of San Francisco, draft-aged Greg Kovinski, and fellow anti-war college students, gain possession of enough bomb grade material to build a nuclear weapon. Civil unrest explodes and Oakland rises in revolution to become the 21st century's Paris Commune.
|How to Be Rich, Thin and Happy
|by Sharon Mitchell May 01, 2016
|86960 words
|Sample 20%
|"How to Be Rich, Thin and Happy" tells the story of Sharon Mitchell's global journey of self-discovery, through which the secrets of health, wealth and wisdom unfolded before her. The answers for every woman are woven through this amazing story that takes place in some of the world's most intriguing and exotic locations.
|Welcome to Confluence
|by Paul V. Froehlich May 01, 2016
|122355 words
|Sample 20%
|The City of Confluence is dying. It's been five years since the steel mills closed for good. Twentysomethings Sophia and Will are passionately at odds about saving their rusting hometown. When the town's secret benefactor dies, they suddenly find themselves battling gamblers, opportunists, and entrenched moneyed interests, changing their lives and their town forever.
|Zero To Sexy
|by Jan Springer May 01, 2016
|19989 words
|Sample 5%
|The instant Amy Sparks sees the handsome African American at her sister's wedding, she knows in her heart that he's everything she's ever fantasized about in a lover, but before they can connect, he mysteriously disappears. Upon discovering he works for Kidnap Fantasies, she knows how he'll make all her intimate fantasies come true...
|His Possession
|by Tory Richards May 01, 2016
|46311 words
|Raze is a member of the Wreckers MC, sentenced for a crime he didn't commit, all because of the lies of his best friend's little sister. New evidence proves him innocent, and once he's released he's determined to find the woman responsible. It didn't matter that he'd wanted her for the better part of a decade. Rosa's betrayal cost him three years of freedom and he wants retribution.
|The Final Bullet
|by Chris Taylor May 01, 2016
|69251 words
|Detective Sergeant Lachlan Coleridge has seen it all in his long career as a New South Wales police officer, but nothing prepares him for the sight of the charred bodies of two children during an explosion in an illegal meth lab. Will psychiatrist Ava Wolfe be able to help Lachlan come to terms with the emotional trauma before it's too late?
|The Tree of Souls
|by Katrina Archer May 01, 2016
|104208 words
|Sample 20%
|The Tree of Souls weaves an intimate tale of dark sorcery, doomed love, and implacable revenge, amid an age-old clash of nations, with all the souls of the living hanging in the balance.
|Through the Eyes of a Young Physician Assistant
|by Sean Conroy May 01, 2016
|48463 words
|Sample 20%
|From the delivery of a newborn, to the terminally ill at the end of their lives, and many in between, Through the Eyes of a Young Physician Assistant will leave you laughing and crying and with a deeper appreciation of PAs.


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What is the most important tool to have when grilling?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on June 13, 2011
"The spatula."
"A good set of tongs. I think I use that the most."
"I don't grill but I sit there with a beer in hand."
H_Lecter 4 years, 10 months ago
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
That gray matter between your ears. You know you can't eat all that squash you planted. And the neighbors are sick of it too.
Oh, and this . . .
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Helps if the back is strong. The little woman's that is. Somebody has to pull weeds while you're out fishing or golfing.
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Few years ago I got one of these . . .
for the wife on her birthday. She reminds me often how appreciative she is for my thoughtfulness.
Ron Holzwarth 4 years, 10 months ago
A Fire Extinguisher!
At least one somewhere in your home that you will be able to find in a hurry.
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Speaking of squash . . . I had no idea how prolific okra is. Y'all get prepared to find a bag or two set by your back screen door.
That's if I can get the Mrs to stop running the tiller across the rows instead of between them. She just don't seem to respect all the hard work I did finding all the seeds and plants for the garden.
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
So okay back to grilling, seem I got sidetracked. Briquets! And plenty of 'em! And a telephone, you never know when you might need to call 9-11 when the little woman is out there grillin'. Next to the garden.
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Did I mention this ? . . .
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Jeez, I gotta get back to sleep . . . .
George_Braziller 4 years, 10 months ago
You're awake? The rambling comments made me think that you were just typing in a half dream state.
trinity 4 years, 10 months ago
a grill. oh-and i'm a wood pellet griller/smoker. loves it.
Flap Doodle 4 years, 10 months ago
A baseball bat to stun your halibut before you drag it into the boat.
riverdrifter 4 years, 10 months ago
A grill that'll get hot enough. I've had too many roasted steaks. Sear, baby, sear.
somedude20 4 years, 10 months ago
A penis( and what a fine tool it is)!!!!!
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Obviously nobody figured out I read the article on gardening first then misread the ots question. Either that or you're being kind to the old guy with dementia. Or else you're being kind. Nah, I don't see that happening . . .
LadyJ 4 years, 10 months ago
Get those meds mixed up again?
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Yeah. . uh, Zen. Yup, that's my story and I'm gonna stick to it. Deep. Far out.
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Was just informed I don't have dementia, but am somewhat demented . . . I think she is just being kind . . .
Kontum1972 4 years, 10 months ago
fire extinguisher....and baking soda
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
Propane outdoors beats any indoor cooking Briquets beats propane wood fire in a hand dug pit beats anything
but only for the hotdogs
jd 4 years, 10 months ago
a sense of humor : )
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
whew! All this talk bout charcoal/wood/propane so I gots inspired and went out an burnt the brush pile. Holy Heyhoose! Three years of brush accumulatin' gets a bunch of gigawatts of heat radiatin' forth. The whole front of me looks like I been layin' sunnyside up at the beach all day! Seems there's gonna be a doin's next Sunday round here and the Mrs don't want no messes in the yard while all the cuzins is here. Happy Fathers Day to you too autie.
LadyJ 4 years, 10 months ago
She's probably right cus they would probably have set them on fire themselves along with everything else.
LadyJ 4 years, 10 months ago
Autie print some pics off of this site and leave them lay around. Hint, probably should pick the ones without the girls in them. http://www.milehidistilling.com/Alcohol_reflux_still_moonshine_pot_distillers_s/2.htm
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
A tie? Hell, unless the suit and tie I wore to the wedding gets lost or burned or a tornady blows it away I only need it one more time so's I look passable in the pine box. I been knowed to attend church services in the same camo the deer stand sees me in. A man gots to have his priorities. If they just pick up one of them DQ ice cream cakes I'll be happy as a possum eatin' the dog's food. I got so much stuff now I don't have time for all of it
gphawk89 4 years, 10 months ago
Fire extinguisher. My wife recently melted and blackened a pretty good section of vinyl siding by using the propane grill backed up right against the house. No actual house fire, but it probably came pretty close
And always keep a spare tank of propane. It's awfully hard to tell when you're about to run out, and it always happens at the most inopportune time (as in when you have guests over).
LadyJ 4 years, 10 months ago
Hubby says there is a haze out there today that he was wondering if it was from the Arizona fires or did the LJW inspire everyone to kick up their smokers?
snoozey 4 years, 10 months ago
Full wineglass IMHO
RoeDapple 4 years, 10 months ago
You'll have to wait for the pictures . . .
Cait McKnelly 4 years, 10 months ago
A rubber hose and bamboo slivers.
Tony Kisner 4 years, 10 months ago
My Brother-in-Law. He is a tool but he is family.
Deja Coffin 4 years, 10 months ago
My husband, he is the grill master in our house!
coolmom 4 years, 10 months ago
a brain?
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Activision confirms Skylanders 6, new Call of Duty from Infinity Ward, Destiny expansion in 2016; Destiny 2 coming in 2017
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Final Fantasy VI, Dragon Age II, more added to PS Store
Square Enix continues their classic RPG bombardment of the PlayStation Store with the addition of Final Fantasy VI to the PSone Classics lineup. Considered by many gamers (who obviously have never played Earthbound) to be the greatest RPG of all time, it's now available to download for $9.99.
A trio of other games rounds out this week's PlayStation Store update:
PSN Games
Wanted Corp ($9.99)
Play as a pair of intergalactic bounty hunters in this cooperative action-shooter to capture escaped intergalactic convicts who put up a big stinkin' fight. Partake in pretty sweet destruction and defeat countless creatures in the name of makin' fat wads of cash. environments.
PS3 Full Games
Dragon Age II ($29.99)
Embark on an all-new adventure in the Dragon Age saga. You are Hawke, one of the few who escaped the destruction of your homeland. Now, forced to fight for survival, you must gather the deadliest of allies, amass fame and fortune, and seal your place in history.
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit ($29.99)
Multi-award winning including AIAS Best Racing Game & BAFTA Best Multiplayer Game. Blistering speeds, brutal busts and heart-stopping getaways are connected via Need for Speed Autolog, connecting friends for epic multiplayer events.
Finally, PSP owners will be able to download Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 on their portable PlayStation handhelds this week.
For more information on all of these games and a complete look at this week's new game add-ons (including the Resistance 3 "Brutality Pack" and the Battlefield 3 "Back to Karkand" pack), head over to the PlayStation.Blog.
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PlayStation Store update takes us back to Outworld
March 8 was Senior Editor Nicole Kline's birthday and PlayStation must have taken notice as the PS Store's update was pretty strong all around.
The Demos section is the star of the show here, with the anticipated Mortal Kombat for PlayStation Plus subscribers and Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters for everyone. Sports fans should definitely check out the latter as it's doing some really interesting things.
A lot of killer DLC has also arrived, with new content for Dragon Age II, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, and that Need for Speed Hot Pursuit: The Porsche Unleashed pack we've been talking about. Even our (not so) beloved Mindjack got an add-on.
Lastly, you might want to be watching the sales, as the PSN Gamers Choice winners have been announced and these excellent titles are half off for PlayStation Plus subscribers and a third off for regular users. Hit the jump for the highlights and head to the PlayStation Blog for the full list. (more…)
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Three new DLC packs souped-up for Need For: Speed Hot Pursuit
EA announced today that starting on February 22, a new DLC pack for Need for Speed Hot Pursuit will be released every week on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network in the following order: Armed and Dangerous, Lamborghini Untamed, and Porsche Unleashed (OMG THE PORSCHE UNLEASHED LOL). Armed and Dangerous includes two new multiplayer modes, while the latter two contain three new cars (playable as both cops and racers) from their respective manufacturers as well as ten new events. All packs contain four new trophies/achievements and will run you $6.99 or 560 Microsoft Points. Hit the jump for more details on the modes and cars.
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