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I have a Toshiba Satellite U300-13U and for years I have had no problems with my Wi-Fi.
Now, although my computer can see all the Wi-fi networks in range, including my PlusNet router, it needs me to reboot the computer and the router and re-enter the network password every time I wish to connect.
It seems to be resetting the IP address every time. It also resets the Security type from WPA2 to WPA and from AES to TKIP.
When I do manage to connect, I only have limited connectivity.
I do not have any problems with an ethernet connection and it does not suffer the same problem on other networks. PlusNet tell me that the problem is not with their router/connection, but my laptop.
I have re-installed my Realtek PCI and PRO/Wireless 3945ABG driver as per model and latest update on the Toshiba website. It has made no difference.
Could this be a case of the hardware/software not being compatible with the Router (Thompson Gateway TG585 v8)? Has anyone esle had a similar problem in the past?
Many thanks,
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Earlier this month Turner Classic Movies began airing The Story of Film, a 15-chapter documentary by Mark Cousins tracking the history of the moving image from 1895 – 2000s. Running from now through December, TCM will also air 52 movies that Cousins mentions in his work. To coincide with The Story of Film Chapter 2: 1918 – 1928, tonight TCM will air everything from Nanook of the North (1922, 8PM) to King Vidor's silent masterpiece The Crowd (1928, 2AM). While Nanook was recently issued on Blu-Ray, The Crowd is only available on out-of-print VHS, so this airing is a rare opportunity to see it in a decent edition. George Feltenstein, the Senior Vice President of Theatrical Catalog Marketing at WB, recently wrote that the home video future of The Crowd depends on the sales of Vidor's The Big Parade, which comes out on October 1st. It was originally because of the The Big Parade's massive success that Vidor was allowed to make the smaller, artier The Crowd, so maybe it will have the same effect on WB executives today. Like Murnau's Sunrise ('27) or Paul Fejos' Lonesome ('28), The Crowd depicts the trials of the everyday with expressionistic intensity, proving that the working man is as worthy of tragedy as royalty.
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Penny Serenade (1941) is the third and final film Cary Grant and Irene Dunne made together. The Awful Truth (1937) and My Favorite Wife (1940) are screwball comedies of re-marriage, and Penny Serenade is their tragic inverse, focusing on the work necessary to maintain a long-haul relationship. The first two are set in high society, produced by the improvisatory Leo McCarey, while Penny Serenade is working class and focused on the fear and trembling of young parents, made with stark realism by the more deliberate George Stevens. Grant worried about audience expectation, the "people who are laughing already, in anticipation of another mad marital mixup". Both actors were protective of this heart-tugging melodrama, and later in life Irene Dunne declared it the favorite of her films. It was a success, although not to the same blockbuster degree as The Awful Truth, and for years has circulated in beat-up public domain editions. Olive Films is releasing a spiffy Blu-Ray of Penny Serenade next week, and it's something of a revelation.
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The infernal weather system that soaked the Northeast in sweat this past week was moving backwards. In the United States these systems usually travel west to east, but this persistent "dome of hot air" was traveling in reverse. I feel a kinship with this contrarian gasbag, so in its honor I will look back at an undervalued movie set during summer. A Summer Place (1959) is mainly remembered for birthing the #1 instrumental single by Percy Faith (adapted from the Max Steiner score), but it was a sensation at the time for its frank discussion of sex. It marked a transition in director Delmer Daves' career from macho action-adventure films into melodramatic women's pictures, one of the more reviled shifts in film history. He completed his twilight Western The Hanging Tree in August of 1958, and made four candy-colored romance pictures for WB afterward. Dismissed by both critics (the NY Times memorably called it "garishly sex-scented…. The whole thing leaves a rancid taste") and ardent admirers (Jean-Pierre Coursodon called this period "dangerously close to artistic suicide") , today they are ripe for rediscovery. A Summer Place is bursting with erotic energy that spreads out in the Technicolor widescreen frame, and treats adultery and teen sex with a forthright shrug.
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The intrepid Twilight Time label continues their line of limited edition Blu-Ray releases with an absolutely gorgeous version of Picnic, Columbia's romantic smash of 1955-1956. Sold exclusively through on-line retailer Screen Archives, it presents James Wong Howe's Technicolor cinematography in eye-titillating detail. Based on William Inge's Pulitzer Prize winning play from 1953, Picnic is a garishly entertaining melodrama that sets earthy he-man William Holden after prim beauty queen Kim Novak, upending a small Kansas town in the process.
Home Noir: Deadly Domesticity
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During post-WWII Hollywood, film noir emerged to reflect, represent, and even romanticize the corruption, dissatisfaction, and cynicism lurking beneath the veneer of normalcy and optimism that America so desperately clung to after a hard-fought war. A pessimistic genre that is dark in theme and visual design, film noir critiqued or challenged America's social institutions—law and order, the justice system, marriage and family—in contrast to most genres, which support or propagate them. But, the world of film noir is a man's world; the male protagonist investigates crime outside the home, through the dark streets, and into the seedy clubs and businesses of the city. His prowess as a man and his judgment as a detective are challenged as the genre plays with traditional gender roles and reveals an unstoppable social and political decay; in other words, if the corruption doesn't get the ill-fated protagonist, the femme fatale will.
With its similar visual style, casts of twisted individuals, and perverted male-female relationships, postwar melodrama is a kind of doppelganger genre to film noir. The primary differences are in the settings and in the gender of the protagonists. I had never really compared the two genres until my friend Lisa Wright and I took a class this summer titled "Home Noir: Domestic Melodramas of the 1940s." The class was part of Facets Film School, which offers a variety of six-week film courses on specific topics, and it was taught by film scholar Therese Grisham. Therese was terrific at offering just the right amount of lecture to stimulate the class's powers of observation and interpretation, so the discussions after the movies were lively, spirited conversations. As Lisa noted, ". . .we live in a time where we are used to seeing films mostly alone or with a friend or spouse. Getting so many interesting and diverging opinions about what we saw enhanced the enjoyment."
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Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on March 8, 2011
Despondent cineaste Jack Andrus should buck up. First, he's seated in an eye-blazingly Technicolor red chair, which one assumes is also of sensuously high-grain leather. Second, he's being played by Kirk Douglas at his most flamboyantly masculine, a dream come true for characters of dissolutely manic personalities like Jack. Third, the Warner Archive has released a fine remastered DVD of the film that houses him, Vincente Minnelli's convulsively beautiful Two Weeks in Another Town. For the rest of us, they also recently put out a remastered version of Minnelli's The Cobweb (1955) and an un-restored but handsome-looking edition of Blake Edwards' Wild Rovers (1971). We'll start with the last first just to get Jack's goat, but also because the Minnelli greats have already been covered by more seasoned minds, although I'll still get my thoughts in.
Conrad Veidt: "I am a wanderer"
Posted by Moira Finnie on January 26, 2011
"What are you?," asks the blunt landlady when a new guest arrives unexpectedly on the doorstep of her boarding house in The Passing of the Third Floor Back (1935). Filmgoers and filmmakers had been attempting to answer that question since they first spied this tall enigma in front of a camera, starting from the moment when Cesare the somnambulist opened his extraordinary eyes in the expressionist horror classic, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919). "I am a wanderer," Conrad Veidt's nameless character replies quietly, reminding the viewer of his role as The Wandering Jew in an earlier Gaumont-British film, which marked what was roughly Veidt's one hundredth appearance on screen. "I live so out of the world," he explains, further unsettling the chattering woman.
In truth, the cosmopolitan, German-born actor, whose birthday falls on Saturday, January 22nd, was very much "of the world," involved in the tumult of his era, but able to hone his gifts to such a point of transcendence, he achieved an international stardom. He could illuminate humanity's sinister side, but made viewers recognize the human being inside the often troubling characters he brought to life with such exquisite understanding. Ultimately, as Veidt's friend and contemporary, producer Eric Pommer, once commented, "It is hard to say what was more to be admired in him, his artistry or his humanity."
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If you are worried about sugar shock over the next few weeks and think you could snap if one more person asks you to be merry, New York Confidential (1955) may be just the kind of movie that might save your sanity. There's little sweetness or sentiment in this movie about an underworld organization called "The Syndicate," (The Mafia and La Cosa Nostra are never mentioned, though characters drop everything when a call from Italy comes through). There is some humor and a story that influenced some memorable off-shoots, including the noteworthy television series, The Untouchables and the movie, The Godfather (1972), as well as a brief television series of the same name that was on display in the late '50s. One of the blurbs for this 86 minute film, (a portion of which can be seen below in the trailer), opens with a shot of the New York skyline, followed by some Gershwinesque chords on the piano, and a stentorian narrator declares that "The syndicate still exists. The rules still hold. This is how the cartel works. This is New York Confidential!"
Writer-Director Russell Rouse (D.O.A., The Thief, Wicked Woman, The Fastest Gun Alive), made New York Confidential (1955), an admittedly seedy, but quite entertaining film, inspired by the Kefauver hearings in Congress on organized crime in 1950-51. This was a period when the FBI, led by J. Edgar Hoover, was studiously ignoring the existence of a criminal network while eagerly looking under beds for Commie sympathizers. The movie, written by Rouse and Clarence Greene, was "suggested" by the best-selling book written by those truth-telling twins of tabloid journalism, Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer. The pair made a cottage industry out of these books in the '40s and '50s, cranking out some hard facts, as well as lots of squirrelly, often right wing sensationalism in one hot seller after another, U.S.A.: Confidential, Chicago: Confidential, and Washington: Confidential–all of them promising to rip the veil of respectability from various civic cesspools. Not to make anyone on the planet feel left out, Around the World Confidential and Women: Confidential were penned by Mortimer after Jack Lait transferred to the big city room in the sky in 1954.*
Thanks to Kit Parker Films (a company that specializes in unearthing "orphan films"), this long out-of-circulation Edward Small production was restored and released earlier this year on DVD by VCI Entertainment. Two of the dark angels from the Film Noir Foundation, writer and film historian Alan K. Rode and author Kim Morgan provide an informative and lively commentary on the DVD of the movie, discussing the actors, story, filmmakers and quirks of this often slyly amusing film, which was clearly made on a shoestring–though the top drawer cast and acting never lets the viewer down. Visually it is not impressive, with flat, almost claustrophobic sets and no extended scenes set in the great outdoors, but the top notch cast, led by Broderick Crawford, Richard Conte, J. Carrol Naish, Anne Bancroft and Marilyn Maxwell expands the film's B movie soul beyond the limits of the sometimes uneven script.
Ann Harding: A Q & A with Biographer Scott O'Brien
Posted by Moira Finnie on December 8, 2010
"Looking at [Ann] Harding," wrote film historian Mick LaSalle in his book, Complicated Women (St. Martin's, 2001), "is like looking into clear, deep water. Nothing stands in the way. No stylization, no attitude, no posing. In fact, little about her technique could date her as a thirties actress."
These are some of the words that inspired Scott O'Brien, author of Ann Harding – Cinema's Gallant Lady (BearManor) in his research into the career and life of actress Ann Harding (1902-1981). For those who met her during the height of her Hollywood career, she left starkly different impressions. Laurence Olivier called her "an angel." Henry Hathaway said that she "was an absolute bitch." Myrna Loy found her "a very private person, a wonderful actress completely without star temperament, but withdrawn." Ann Harding may not be as well-remembered as actresses whose stellar careers extended well beyond the pre-code era, such as Norma Shearer or Barbara Stanwyck. Her natural reserve means that her name does not automatically come up when particularly saucy favorites of the period like Ruth Chatterton, Joan Blondell or Dorothy Mackail are discussed. Powerful icons whose last name conjures something singular, such as Garbo, Dietrich and West, are better remembered. In recent years, in large part because of the rediscovery of her early films on Turner Classic Movies, occasional revivals of her movies and the work done by film historians reassessing the pre-code period, Harding has begun to captivate audiences again. Her lustrous beauty and surprisingly modern style of acting are only part of her appeal.
With the publication earlier this year of Scott O'Brien's beautifully illustrated and well written biography, a balanced portrait of a skilled actress emerges, as well as some sense of the publicly guarded but privately intense woman behind her fame. Recently, I had a chance to ask the author of this meticulously researched and long overdue biography of Ann Harding about his interest in this unique, transitional figure in American film. Perhaps after reading this post a few more people who have yet to discover her work will pause next time one of her rarely seen films, such as Devotion (1931), The Animal Kingdom (1932), Double Harness (1933), When Ladies Meet (1933), The Flame Within (1935) or Peter Ibbetson (1935) emerges from the movie vault. This often surprisingly modern actress may intrigue and touch you with her presence. You might find yourself unexpectedly enthralled.
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Caraviello: Gifts for those in NASCAR who have everything
It's that time of the year once again, when hideous sweaters are pulled out of the closet, 1:64 scale die-cast cars are turned into emergency tree ornaments, eggnog is freshened up with a little moonshine, and reindeer antlers are strapped to the head of a rather disapproving dog (those last two might have something to do with each other). And of course, there are gifts. Always gifts, wrapped up in bright, festive paper and topped by the kind of bows your mother makes you save in a shoebox rather than throw away.
It's the season for giving, or so they say, although some of your more prominent NASCAR personalities can be notoriously difficult to buy for. What do you get for the man who has everything, including a Learjet 85 and a four-bedroom loft on the Upper West Side? You have to get creative. It's the thought that counts, after all, so you have to think hard and come up with something personal the recipient will appreciate. That, or new socks.
So with that, let Santa remove his HANS device and five-point harness, climb out of the window opening in his sleigh and remove the big bag from atop the rear deck lid. If he doesn't unload quickly, he's facing a $50,000 fine from NASCAR for unapproved weight distribution (per rule 20-2.3, any added weight must be bolted inside the body shell). Given that we don't want the man to be suspended for next Christmas, let him get to work, beginning with a gift for the driver who started off this season with such a bang.
Juan Montoya:Everyone expected fireworks for the first prime-time running of the Daytona 500, but not exactly of this kind. Montoya lost control of his car under caution and slammed into a jet dryer, igniting a fireball that delayed the race for two hours and made a Twitter superstar out of a future Sprint Cup champion. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and the event resumed without further incident. It would become the defining moment of Montoya's rotten season, one that hopefully can be made better with some holiday cheer.
Gift:Lifetime supply of Tide.
Matt Kenseth:Montoya hitting the jet dryer. Brad Keselowski tweeting from inside the car. Danica Patrick making her Sprint Cup debut. Wait, who won the Daytona 500 again? "When we did the Daytona 500 media tour ... winning the race was the fourth question everywhere we went," Kenseth said. "It was jet dryer, Brad tweeting from the car and Danica in the race. And not necessarily in that order. But seriously, those were the first three questions on every media stop for a week. First three. And then the fourth one was about winning the race."
Gift:A bright yellow firesuit so no one will ever overlook him again. Oh wait, he already has that, courtesy of his new car sponsor at Joe Gibbs Racing. Then a fruit basket.
Jeff Gordon and Clint Bowyer:Revenge is a dish best served in a dry heat. At least that's the way Gordon delivered it, waiting seven months to go vigilante on Bowyer for an incident that occurred between the two in the spring at Martinsville. Back then, Bowyer forced it three-wide on a restart, and the No. 24 was wrecked. In Phoenix, Gordon lingered on the race track and let the No. 15 car have it. Scuffles, chases through the garage area and harsh words followed. As of Champions Week, the two still weren't on speaking terms.
Gift:The Octagon. Climb inside, boys. Winner gets to keep it.
Denny Hamlin:The perpetual Sprint Cup bridesmaid was left holding the bouquet once again, after a $40 electrical switch failed in the fall Martinsville race. One minute, he looked like the favorite for the title, winning three times in five weeks. The next, he was out of it, suffering a mechanical breakdown and a massive points hit that made him a bystander as Keselowski and Jimmie Johnson dueled for the championship.
Gift:Coupon good for one free diagnostic check at Toyota of North Charlotte.
Jeff Burton:It was another tough campaign for the Mayor, who missed the Chase for a second consecutive season and saw a winless streak that dates to the 2008 fall race at Charlotte stretch to 149 events. But the guy was a beast on restrictor-plate tracks, finishing in the top 10 in all four events, and was runner-up in the summer Daytona race.
Gift:Sorry, but a third annual Talladega race is out of our price range. Instead, here's a framed and mountable restrictor plate with an opening of 57/64ths of an inch, which in February will have to be changed to 30/32nds of an inch.
Bruton Smith:The overlord of the Speedway Motorsports Inc. empire had a busy year. He had the top groove at Bristol ground down in an effort to facilitate more bump-and-run action, and though the tactic didn't work perfectly, it did produce one of the more entertaining races of the season. He ironed out all those traffic issues in Kentucky. And the World's Largest HDTV still lights up Charlotte, unrivaled in size, and indisputably enhancing the race-day experience.
Gift:The World's Largest Blu-Ray Player.
Brad Keselowski:Talk about the guy who has everything -- a new $5 million check, a new Sprint Cup trophy, even a new race car for 2013. But the champ deserves something for his on-track exploits as well as a social media savvy that helped NASCAR become the second-most popular sports hashtag (behind the NFL) on Twitter in 2012. He didn't do it all himself, of course, but he set the standard for driver-fan engagement, starting with a surreptitious snapshot of that burning jet dyer at Daytona. The man's iPhone never rests.
Gift:Unlimited data plan.
Joie Chitwood III:The president of Daytona International Speedway comes from a family of daredevils, and he was once a stuntman himself. Those skills surely came in handy during a Daytona 500 that was delayed a day by rain for the first time, and then ... well, you know the rest. The guy might as well have spent all of Speedweeks on a unicycle, he did so much juggling. He did it all while maintaining a sense of cool that let you know he was always in control, and always had a plan, even when he might not have.
Gift:A sunny day on Feb. 24, 2013. Come to think of it, that would be the perfect gift for everyone.


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London Fashion Week is in full swing this week. The runways write a paper for me may be full of hot Spring/Summer 2016 styles, but the streets of London are full of chic coats and long pants for the cool autumn weather. Phil Oh, the photographer also known as Mr. Street Peeper, has catalogued some great looks. Here are our favorite denim ensembles spotted by the famous street style photographer across the pond.
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DL1961 Premium Denim recently released its Spring/Summer 2014 marketing campaign, meaning anyone who wasn't already staring out their NYC office window at the falling snow, dreaming of summer, will now proceed to do exactly that. The new campaign features a serene and ethereal beach photo session, exploring a range of expressive poses. Shot by Boo George, the release pays homage to the lazy New York summer. Some shots remind us of romantic summer films, and honestly, we can't stop playing this one over and over in our heads.
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In slo-mo, it looks like Gronkowski is running the post route and never had any intention of coming back for the ball. I know Kuechly makes all sorts of contact that by the rulebook I think is definitely a penalty. I don't think that contact kept Gronkowski from the ball though... his route was hard to the end line... and the throw was a little late / short. I don't see how anyone can watch the play in slow motion and say that Kuechly REALLY prevented him from catching THAT particular throw. There's no sign of him fighting for position at all. But you're also hard-pressed to watch it and justify the "no call" after making a "yes call".
That said, it's a consistency thing. If that same play unfolds in New England, they throw the flag and the call stands. That play happens in Carolina and they actually pick up the flag.
A 5 yard defensive holding call would have worked. At the end of the day that's exactly what is was. How many times does a cornerback get called for holding while the QB is throwing the ball to the other side of the field. It happens a lot. The ball was in play and Gronk never had a chance to even go back for it. The other point is Kuechly has no idea where the ball is. He's just holding onto dear life to Gronk. IMO the Pats got robbed on that play.
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Humans live in both physical and symbolic spaces. This book is about how we live in media, how drugs are media, and how we ōinhabitö both media and drugs as experiential systems that enable and constrain us in various ways.
Taking seriously the idea that media are environmental and therefore structure what people can see, say and do, we should also consider the ways we ōinhabitö drugs, and the extent to which various pharmaceuticals function as constitutive environments for the people who use them. Like many communication media ¢ indeed, as mediators of experience and perception ¢ a host of recreational, ceremonial, and medical drugs (e.g., sexual dysfunction, attention deficit, anti-depressant and anti-anxiety drugs) prompt certain ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving.
Contributors to this volume consider how drugs function as communication technologies; literally media in and for the human sensorium. That is to say, drugs are considered communication media in a practical sense, not merely in the metaphorical way they tend to be discussed in the popular press.
Offering one early take on this, Lewis Mumford, a pioneer in Media Ecology, recognized a relationship between technology, chemicals and biology. Here Mumford foreshadows developments in pharmaceutical forms of birth control that had not yet come to pass:
Plainly, Marx was in error when he said that machines told more about the system of production that characterized an epoch than its utensils and utilities did: for it would be impossible to describe the neotechnic phase without taking into account various triumphs in chemistry and bacteriology in which machines played but a minor part. . . The movement of limbs is more obvious than the process of osmosis: but they are equally important in human life; and so too the relatively static operations of chemistry are as important to our technology as the more obvious engines of speed and movement. Today our industry owes a heavy debt to chemistry: tomorrow it may incur an even heavier debt to physiology and biology: already, in fact, it begins to be apparent (Mumford, 1934; p. 234).
Since media ecology is generally concerned with the constitution of human consciousness, this meta-discipline should broaden its scope and consider the impact of drugs upon the development and current constitution of human consciousness.
But how do various pharmaceuticals function as constitutive, experiential environments for those who use them? Extending McLuhanÆs observations regarding the reflexive and constitutive functions of conventional communication media, what are some of the ways we use drugs, and by the same token, drugs use us? Contributors adopt a ōfield viewö or system-theoretic approach to understanding our media use as a kind of drug use and drug use as form of media use. Media and drugs are thus conceived as communicative tools that enhance and/or inhibit physical, social and symbolic experience ¢ our ways of seeing and being in the world.
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On the Functional Similarities between Drugs and Media
Part 1: Psychopharmacological approaches to Media Use
Perceptual Amplifiers and Inhibitors: Considering a Psychopharmacological Approach to Media Use
Altered States, Altered Traits, Altered Fates: Toward a Media Ecological Psychopharmacology
(one more contributor from the scientific/clinical professions sought for a contribution here)
Part 2: Medical and Pharmaceutical Perspectives on the Medium-as-Drug Idea
Balance and Imbalance in our Drug/Media Use
(at least one more contributor from the scientific/clinical professions sought for a contribution here)
Part 3: The Environmental properties of Media and Drugs
Drugs as Environments: Being Inside What is Inside Us
Drugs: The Intensions of Man
Part 4: Relationship and Identity Maintenance
Sex, Drugs, and Media Ecology
Inhabiting Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
(at least one more contribution here that considers the role of communication media in relationship and identity maintenance)
Part 5: Advertising as Diagnostics and Dissemination: Selling Drugs, Pushing Media
Pediatric Bipolar and the Media of Madness
Viagara and All That: the social-reconstruction of the male heterosexual lifecycle.
Media Pharmacists, Peddlers and Pushers: A Consumption-Orientation Model of Mass Communication
Reconsidering some parallel functions and effects of media use and drug use: and a few new prescriptions on the horizon
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minidantheman 4 years ago#1
_Ultimate_Sora_ 4 years ago#2
I would assume its 250 different types. If you check familiars under the telling stone theres a number of how many you've tamed
minidantheman (Topic Creator)4 years ago#3
ahh that's where that is :D cheers!!! well 7 down then :P lol i want to catch as much as i can but if i got a couple the same would be nice if it counted !
liquiddeath21 4 years ago#4
Its easier to get a couple of the first form famliars and morph to both the finals that to try and spend time catching all the 3rd tiers
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Kikuichimonji 4 years ago#5
Just going to bump and borrow this topic instead of making a new one.
I'm about to have a take on this trophy. Stats say I have around 100 species already. I have 70 fresh familiars sitting in the stable, all different types. Nearly all of them are tier 1 or 2.
What would be a quicker way for me to earn this trophy at my current state? Catch the remaining 150 species or grind on Tokos for exp to level up/morph the 70 familiars I have and trying to make up for 150 species? (all my main attackers and characters are level capped, so farming anything isn't an issue).
There's no point telling stupid people that they're stupid. They're too stupid to know that they're stupid. Wasted effort.
Finishing this up now. Here's what I've been doing.
I round up between 9 and 12 familiars I can evolve, preferrably multiple times, or 2 of one family to get all 4. Then I do Tokotokolds to evolve them, swapping out 3rd forms for others Marcassin's party and reserve as needed. When all are tier 3, run to final save stone, drop off, reload on familiars, and repeat.
It goes fairly quickly, provided you have enough to keep cycling. Stopped for the night as I need to go farm up a few more species.
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Finishing this up now. Here's what I've been doing.
Not to derail the topic, but there is a good place to consistently farm Tokocolds in postgame? I only ever saw 2 randomly during the final dungeon, and would like to farm them more reliably.
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Kikuichimonji 4 years ago#8
@Tevren Do you recall how many species you were at before you began this process? And how fast has it been progressing for you?
I may have to take a moment to filter out the familiars that I can use from my cluster of 70, since some of them can morph into something that's already counted towards my total value.
@john I don't think there really is. They run all over the place. I personally found them appearing the most often in the first area when you enter the final dungeon, take the right doorway. Or, in the very last hallway just before the final save point.
There's no point telling stupid people that they're stupid. They're too stupid to know that they're stupid. Wasted effort.
I use the final curving stretch in Ivory tower. From the save point down the arc, I had 2 pop, and another on the way back. Using Veil, you can simply run past everything, and fight only the Tokos.
When I started Familiaarologist, I was around 100 total. With 6 base forms, 2 per character, it went fairly quickly. I haven't been clocking it, but I've had to leave and farm some more familiars as well. You can farm Guardian as well for exp, he is a slower kill, and felt slower overall, despite being a static fight.
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Silfurbor_Negla 4 years ago#10
Tokotoko near perdida is the best grinding spot for me, its appear quite often compared to tokocold
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