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(JTA) — Federal Judge Kimba Wood agreed to recess a fraud trial so that the Orthodox Jewish defense attorney could attend his grandson's brit.
Wood, in Manhattan District Court, ordered the recess of the trial Monday after learning of the birth of Bennett Epstein's grandson. Epstein had filed a motion last month asking for a "writ of possible simcha" in order to attend a brit in Philadelphia if his daughter gave birth to a boy.
The judge previously had agreed to the request in which Epstein said that "Should the child be a girl, not much will happen in the way of public celebration. However, should the baby be a boy, then hoo hah! ... My presence at the bris is not strictly commanded, although my absence will never be forgotten by those that matter."
Wood had replied to the request, which she filed into the public court docket, that "If a daughter is born there will be a public celebration in Court, with readings from poetry celebrating girls and women."
Epstein said in court Monday, in announcing that a boy had been born, that "all the poetry readings I prepared are moot."
Wood gained national attention in 1993 when, as President Bill Clinton's nominee for attorney general, she withdrew her name from consideration because she had employed an illegal alien as a nanny.
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Total Fat 5 g7.5%
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Enumclaw City Council begins budget journey
Adoption of a 2013 municipal budget might be nearly four months away, but members of the Enumclaw City Council took steps last week to avoid a sticky dollars-and-cents situation.
Financial talk during the Aug. 13 council session began on a rather innocuous note, as City Administrator Mike Thomas explained how the administration intends to address the touchy issue of funding outside agencies. Entities ranging from Plateau Outreach Ministries to Auburn Youth and Family Resources count on the city for a portion of their annual operating budgets. In the not-too-distant past, the city was able to provide relatively healthy levels of funding; since the ongoing recession kicked into high gear, however, the city has felt the need to rein in its spending.
Thomas explained the city will again be using its Human Services Advisory Board as a sounding board when making its fiscal allocations. Requests for money will go directly to the HSAB, which will forward a recommendation to the city.
Funding outside agencies "always consumes a lot of the discussion at budget time," Thomas said, noting that last year was no exception.
The discussion went deeper when Councilman Kevin Mahelona questioned how the city would deal this time with the Chamber of Commerce, which traditionally receives funding but doesn't meet "human services" criteria.
"Historically, everyone has been lumped together," Thomas said, admitting "the chamber would be a little bit of an anomaly."
The city has also provided money to Green River Community College, which offers guidance to those operating, or launching, small businesses. It was noted GRCC also plays a different role than social service agencies.
For 2012, the chamber is receiving $10,000 from the city and GRCC is getting $4,000.
In the end, it was agreed that the chamber and GRCC will follow the same timeline as other entities seeking city money, but their 2013 requests will go directly to city administration rather than through the Human Services Advisory Board.
The council's budget process begins in mid-September and concludes with a budget adoption in early December.
In other action during the Aug. 13 meeting, the council:
• heard from Bryson Michael about the redesigned website for the Enumclaw Expo Center. Michael is the city's new media services coordinator and the Expo Center website was his first major project. It is more detailed that the previous site, includes updated information and photos and features hand-drawn images – done by Michael – of Expo Center buildings.
"This is the coolest website the city has," Councilman Jim Hogan said.
City Administrator Mike Thomas said plans call for Michael to upgrade the city site and the swimming pool site.
• approved an online vendor to accept credit card payment for those making payments to Enumclaw Municipal Court. Presently, the city accepts cash, checks and credit cards at the counter in City Hall. The agreement with Retail Lockbox will allow payments to be made 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is no cost to city, as users will pay a fee for the convenience of paying court costs online. Retail Lockbox retains that fee. Finance Director Stephanie McKenzie said the system will free up staff time and reduce the number of walk-in customers, aside from the added convenience for the public.
• received a written report about the July 25 recycling event at the library, open only to city businesses.
A bit more than 12,000 pounds of material was dropped off by 92 businesses. That included 7,233 pounds of scrap metal, appliances, computer and office equipment and electronics; 3,115 pounds of bulky and scrap wood; 1,245 pounds of cardboard; 345 pounds of office plastics; 46 toner cartridges; and 33 pounds of cellular phones.
• Approved final acceptance of the contract for installation of the synthetic turf at the Pete's Pool football field.
In June 2011 he city awarded a contract to AstroTurf Inc. that totaled nearly $410,000. The final infill and grooming was completed in late April of this year. The project architect has signed off on the installation work, so council gave its final blessing. The final cost, including tax, was $445,000.
• approved a request by Enumclaw High School for its annual Homecoming Parade. This year's event will get rolling at 4 p.m. Sept. 28. The parade will travel Cole Street between Washington and Stevenson avenues.
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I have been back to the Sukhothai time and time again and the experience never changes, always excellent. Staff are as you would expect in a quality hotel in Asia: very friendly, well trained and attentive without being intrusive. Great design, good bar and pool area and an excellent restaurant (The Celadon, classic Thai cuisine). Probably my favourite hotel in the world.
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This is an amazingly beautiful luxury hotel. Attention to detail is everywhere - fresh flowers, artwork, truffles in our suite upon arrival. The room had a huge wow factor - we booked the deluxe studio but were upgraded to an executive suite - it was amazing and huge! The pool area, grounds and public area of the hotel are stunning. The concierge was very helpful and helped us arrange tickets to Muay Thai fights which was a unique experience. The only bad part of our stay is that we only stayed for one night as a stopover - I was kicking myself for not staying longer.
douglastf•April 2016
Ok, I have been in many hotels in the world, 5 stars or not. But honestly, this is an amazing hotel. Beds are great, food in all restaurants is amazing (please, try the buffet lunch and sunday brunch...), the service is high world class, the pool is great, etc. And for such a hotel, it actually is more than affordable! Our experience there was great, amazing, personal is super skillful, super nice, always with good advices. I highly recommend this place if you go to Bangkok!
Max S•May 2016
The Sukhothai is one of the most elegant, classic and private hotels I have ever stayed at. The staff, who come to feel like family by the time you leave, make your stay perfect. The gardens, water features and classic Thai architectural elements coupled with elegance of the hotel are a meeting of East and West. I wouldn't think twice about going back and staying there again and again.
Radicalmoo•June 2016
"Elegant, peaceful and excellent service. My favorite hotel in Bangkok."
The Sukhothai is a gem in Bangkok. High Quality standards, beautiful and elegant interiors. the Rooms are very comfortable, perfect to relax and to work. The swimming pool is beautiful, by not being on the roof top, which is pretty unique in Bangkok, it is green, spacious and has a peaceful ambiance. The restaurant is delicious, breakfasts has a large variety. The service is 4-5*, customised, caring and effective.
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The room was very neat and calm even peaceful. I liked the bath room the most. You can beat it anywhere it was big and wonderful. Bathtub spa was nice also.
People were at hotel always smailed and I loved their smailes which made me happy.
Break fast was also nice. Omelet was quite soft and really awesome.
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KERSHAW – When Andrew Jackson faces Region IV-AA foe Central High School tonight in the Class AA Div. II Upper State football playoffs, Volunteers' coach David Moore said AJ's chances will be enhanced by solid play from the offense and defense.
RICHBURG – Seven Lancaster County high school football standouts – four from Andrew Jackson and three on the Indian Land squad – were honored at the Tri-County Football Coaches Association week 11 meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12.
LEXINGTON – Andrew Jackson gave it a shot, but Bishop England had too much firepower.
The B-E Lady Bishops swept to their 14th straight Class AA state volleyball championship, downing Upstate champion Andrew Jackson, 3-0 at White Knoll High School on Saturday, Nov. 9.
The 39-7 Lady Bishops also extended their national record for state crowns, posting No. 24.
KERSHAW – Dustin Eddins' uncertainty about playing football has been transformed into a sure-handed receiver.
Eddins, at the urging of AJ football coaches and players, joined the team prior to the Volunteers' 2013 opener and has developed into a key receiver in the AJ offense.
KERSHAW – A clutch run has the Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers state-bound.
The Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers are bound for the Class AA state volleyball championship after capturing the Class AA Upper State crown with a 3-1 win over Ninety Six High of Greenwood County on Wednesday night, Nov. 6 in the AJ gym.
The AJ victory sends the Lady Vols to face Bishop England of Charleston for the Class AA state crown at White Knoll High School in Lexington where the match begins at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9.
AJ, in front of a packed gym, prevailed over the stubborn Lady Wildcats, 25-10 before Ninety Six came back to win, 26-24.
Andrew Jackson High School volleyball coach John Verdugo's long-sought win over North Central High School couldn't have been more timely.
Verdugo, the Lady Volunteers' fourth-year volleyball coach, saw his team respond in the clutch for his first-ever win over the Lady Knights.
November high school football means playoffs and pride.
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Chat with Garland Cooper and Graham Hays!
A three-time Big Ten Player of the Year winner and ESPN.com All-American during her career at Northwestern, Cooper is now the voice of prep softball for ESPN RISE. She has also played professional softball in Japan the past two years. Hays covers college softball, women's college basketball and women's college soccer for ESPN.com.
With the postseason upon us and trips to Oklahoma City for the Women's College World Series on the line, now is the time to talk softball. Stop by to share your opinion or drop in a question for Garland or Graham at 2 p.m. ET Tuesday.
Garland Cooper (2:01 PM)
Hey everyone, thanks for coming to chat with us! I'll get it started today, so let's talk some softball!
Rich (Detroit)
Garland - I'm taking my daughter's team (12 and 13 year olds) to the games here in Ann Arbor. What are some things I can point out to them to watch during the games? What are some small things that top college players might do?
Garland Cooper (2:03 PM)
This will be such a great experience for those girls! I remember going to see UCLA play with my dad years ago and I still remember it like it was yesterday! Tell them to soak everything in and hear the sounds and see the sights at the field. It is always interesting to see how teams cope when things get hard and tell them to pay attention to the interaction between the team and how they stay focused. Also, these girls will be playing hard, so just tell them to pay attention to the girls "going all out" to make every play. That stadium is one of the best!
Let's get it out of the way, Garland, who are you picking to win it all?
Garland Cooper (2:06 PM)
I'm not usually one to pick the No.1 team to win, I'm an underdog kinda gal, but I have to say that Florida is my pick. They have the experience, they have the pitching, and they have the offense. They seem to be the most complete team and the most together team at this point. They also have won 125 of their last 133 games. Who will give them a run for their money? I'm going to say Washington. I think they are well coached and Lawrie is one of the best out there and has pitched in the WCWS.
Diana (Seattle)
Garland- players in the pros always talk about how the game feels different in the playoffs. did you really notice a difference between the intensity between the regular season and regionals?
Garland Cooper (2:08 PM)
I always like to think that I play the same in every game, but there is just something about playoffs that makes an athlete step up their game. Maybe it is the adrenaline, but I definitely think the intensity in playoffs is much greater than the regular season. So many times we see athletes doing there best when it comes down the wire, and that is just further proof! The game is just the game and it is always the same, but playoffs puts some extra butterflies in your stomach, the stakes are higher, and everyone wants to be the last team standing.
Gregg (Jefferson City, MO)
Do you think Northwestern can make it to the World Series? They have played some tough competition this year which might help them this weekend.
Garland Cooper (2:11 PM)
Of course, I am always a Northwestern fan but I will be the first to say that their route to the WCWS this year is one of the toughest. First of all, they have not shown strength in their last games of the season, which can't be good for the confidence of the team. I think that if everyone is on their game, that team can win. However, this regional is a tough one and really any of those teams could upset NU if they don't find themselves this week and start playing like they can.
Shane (Lewiston, ID)
Who do you think will rise up as the dominate pitcher in this years series? Any upset projections?
Garland Cooper (2:13 PM)
I'm expecting big things from Lawrie and Nelson. Both of these teams have had a taste of the WCWS before and both are dominant on the mound. They have the experience needed to go all the way and they both have the skills to shut down any team's offense.
Sarah (Topeka)
How much scouting really goes on in the few days before regionals? Do teams have times to really learn the opposing pitchers from teams they probably haven't faced all year?9
Garland Cooper (2:16 PM)
The teams will try and scout as much as they can. It will definitely be last minute, but they will call other teams searching for information. Many of the teams will prepare for the teams they believe they will most likely face. From there, they will concentrate on the pitcher who they think will give them the most trouble. I think that these teams are absolutely studying up and preparing for this weekend's regional games. These teams will do anything they can to get the edge in the postseason.
Did your teams at Northwestern ever lose the first game of a regional? How hard is it to regroup and get through the bracket after that?
Garland Cooper (2:18 PM)
I can't remember off the top of my head if lost a first game in a regional, but I remember several close games and comebacks. In a super regional against UMass we lost our first game in the best two out of three series. The next day we played a double header and was behind in both games before winning and advancing to the WCWS. The postseason is the perfect time for teams to show their dramatic side and when it comes down to it, anyone can win and comebacks are not unusual.
Ken, CA
Which of the national seeds do you think are the most likely to be upset in the regionals?
Garland Cooper (2:24 PM)
I think that the seeds with the toughest route are: Arizona State, UCLA, and Northwestern. Of all the teams that are seeded, I think these might be the most likely to be upset. Northwestern has been shaky leading up to this point and they have Baylor and La. Lafayette at their regional. ASU is in good shape with Cochran leading their squad, but all three of the teams in that regional, SDSU, Cal State Fullerton, and LSU are quality teams. Finally, UCLA gets to play at home like ASU and that just might give them enough of an edge, but Fresno is well coached as is UNLV and Long Beach State. Those seeds will have to work the hardest in my opinion.
Garland Cooper (2:25 PM)
Alright, I'm going to pass things off to Graham now, thanks for chatting!
Graham Hays (2:25 PM)
Thanks, Garland. Although if I'm following Garland in the order, you all really should have intentionally walked her. I'm a much easier out.
Graham Hays (2:26 PM)
46.5 hours until the first pitch, but who is counting?
Ian (Gainesville, FL)
What type of role do you see Florida's Stephanie Brombacher playing in the tournament and who do you think is Florida's best hitter?
Graham Hays (2:28 PM)
Good question. I'd also like to know how many teams that are in this tournament would love to have Brombacher as their No. 1. My hunch is more than half, easy. But as good as she is as a sophomore, I don't imagine she's going to see many innings at this point. She was a little shaky in her start against Tennessee in the SEC tournament and Walton went to Nelson right away. I could see her maybe starting the opener against Florida A&M, but that's about it. Still, nice to know you've got her for the next two years when Nelson moves on.
Mike (Amherst, Ma)
Hi Guys, What do you think Umass' chances are to advance to the Super Regionals past Washington?
Graham Hays (2:32 PM)
That's where I'll be this weekend, and I'm looking forward to it. To me, UMass is one of the best unseeded teams in the field, right there with Missouri, ULL and a couple of others. That said, this isn't a great draw for them in terms of pulling the upset; I imagine they were probably hoping to get more in the 8-12 seed range as a visitor. I think Washington could survive coming through the loser's side, while I don't see UMass being able to do the same on Sunday, so if they get there, that first meeting on Friday may decide the whole thing.
Steve (Charleston, SC)
Do you see any mid-majors having a shot at an upset to the super regionals this year? NCAA-experienced teams like Canisius from the MAAC (3 straight appearances) could give the top teams a run in some regionals. Thanks!
Graham Hays (2:34 PM)
Creighton has a shot. Oh wait, Creighton isn't in the field. Someone still needs to explain that decision to me. Of the mid-majors (not counting the MWC, WAC and Big West), Jacksonville State is the best bet. Tennessee's pitching has been more down than up recently, and the Gamecocks are a nice, balanced team that won't fear Knoxville after competing so well in Tuscaloosa last year. I don't think Radford is nearly as good a bet, but I'm interested to see what they can come up with in Chapel Hill.
Chris (Atlanta)
Thoughts on the Tallahassee regional?
Graham Hays (2:37 PM)
The frequent flier regional? Florida State has the two best pitchers in the regional by a wide margin, and that's a nice perk to have on your side. I think Mississippi State and Oklahoma State would need better pitching performances than anyone could reasonably predict, but Cal is the intriguing team. The Seminoles aren't a great offensive team, especially once you get past Carly Wynn and Kayleigh Rafter, so if Cal's pitchers can avoid giving the Seminoles free runners -- and that's been an issue for the Bears all season -- the Pac-10 team definitely has the talent to come away with the win. But when all is said and done, I think FSU just has too much pitching to lose this one.
Paul (Albany, OR)
Only partially tournament related, but what is it going to take for Oregon State to return to the tournament? Their pitching is not holding up well in Pac 10 play.
Graham Hays (2:40 PM)
Both of those jobs, Oregon and Oregon State, are probably going to get progressively tougher as more and more Big 12, SEC, Big Ten, etc. programs start siphoning off more and more talent from the left coast. You may be looking at an Indiana basketball situation, where expectations are going to exceed realistic goals. I honestly don't know what, if anything, they have coming in recruiting-wise, but you can get to the NCAA tournament with Hall and Dyer. Getting back to the WCWS might be a stretch, though.
What do you think about the fact that only 1 team east of the Mississippi has ever won an NCAA softball title, yet the SEC has a record 9 teams in the field this year?
Graham Hays (2:42 PM)
Is that called stirring the pot? The whole SEC thing has been one of the themes all year and will continue to be so. And if teams like Arkansas, Auburn and Mississippi State don't at least make an impression in regionals, you're going to hear some chortling from the Pac-10 community. I did feel like the SEC's RPI was a touch out of whack this season, but from top to bottom, it's really hard to argue that any conference -- including the Pac-10 -- was definitively better this year.
Ben (Los Alamitos, CA)
Which No. 4 seeds have the best chance at pulling off an upset in the first batch of games?
Graham Hays (2:46 PM)
San Diego State. I'm not so sure that the Aztecs aren't the second-best team in Tempe, ahead of both LSU and Fullerton. The offense isn't necessarily going to get anyone excited, but they've got two good pitchers in Beasley and Micetich and they've got some depth.
Graham Hays (2:46 PM)
Texas State is another intriguing fourth seed, but yikes, that's about as tough a road as a team could have to travel in Waco.
Jonathan (Columbus, OH)
The Buckeyes look like a program on the rise. 44-9, most wins in program history. What chance does the powerful all-american catcher, Sam Marder, have, in leading her Lady Buckeyes to their first WCWS ever?
Graham Hays (2:50 PM)
A very good chance. Kentucky is playing really well at the moment, so they may not be able to cruise through their regional (BYU can be a troublemaker, too), but this is a good draw for the Buckeyes. Georgia has its own tough regional, playing on the road in Chapel Hill, but should the two seeds meet in a super, the two teams match up pretty evenly. I might even give OSU the sight pitching edge in that one with Reeder and Bodeker. If you're talking about a double-digit seed with a chance to make it to the WCWS, the Buckeyes are better positioned than anyone.
Tom (Westin, MA)
Do you feel too much emphasis was placed on RPI? In terms of selections and seedings
Graham Hays (2:52 PM)
I always think too much emphasis is placed on RPI. In the sports I cover, I just don't think it's a refined enough tool in soccer and softball to be used without a great deal of caution. And I'm not sure it always is. But that said, and as much as I thought Creighton deserved to be in, it's tough to find a lot of gripes about the bracket. All in all, it was a nice job.
Jeff (Seattle, WA)
I was very disappointed that the Washington Huskies were shipped to Amherst, MA for their regional. I heard that the reason was because Husky Softabll Stadium doesn't have lights for night games. Does this mean there's no chance of them hosing a super-regional? And isn't that unfair to a team seeded #3 nationally?
Graham Hays (2:53 PM)
No, the lights requirement, which is new this season, is only in place for regionals. Teams can still host super regionals without lights.
Danny (Long Beach, CA)
Hey Graham, I would like to get your thoughts on the Los Angeles Regional, but more specifically, the UCLA-Long Beach State game. Brooke Turner has a history of pitching well against UCLA and recorded an upset win over the Bruins earlier this season. UCLA is the heavy favorite to come out of this region, but what needs to happen for the 49ers to pull off a shocker in the opening game?
Graham Hays (2:57 PM)
It's definitely not the same kind of opening game as Florida, Alabama and Washington get. I haven't read anything from out in Long Beach, but I guess I'd assume Turner still gets the nod in that game, despite how well Petty pitched this season. Maybe oddly, I think the earlier result could actually work against the 49ers. Not that the Bruins were likely to overlook a program they know as well as they know Long Beach, but you know they're going to come in with an extra chip on the shoulder now. If you've got pitching, you've got a chance, but I wouldn't be on high upset alert.
Jay (Cape Coral, FL
With possible division rematches in the semis of the World Series, who holds the advantage with having already played one another - FL or AL, UCLA or Wash.?
Graham Hays (3:00 PM)
I'm not sure, to be honest. It's one of those things that probably evens out. Alabama definitely seemed to come out of the SEC final with some confidence they can get to Nelson, but at the same time, the Gators know they beat the Tide three out of four, so is it a push? Same for UCLA and Washington, really. They played two tight games when Lawrie pitched.
Graham Hays (3:00 PM)
All right, I seem to have gone a little long. Shocking that I'd be long-winded, I know. Thanks for chatting. Hopefully we'll do it again next Tuesday after regionals! Enjoy the games!
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If a 14 year old boy has hair on his chin and cheeks that he has to shave every couple days and is 3 inches below predicted height is he done growing?
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If a 14 year old boy can see a little bit of facial hair the day after shaving is he done growing? Even 3 inches under predicted adult height?
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It's been 70 years since a few South Whidbey guys who liked to hunt and fish picked up the rods and shotguns and started a club.
This Saturday, between 2 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. the Holmes Harbor Rod & Gun Club will celebrate its 70th year. What first began in 1932 as a monthly social evening for a few resort owners who also happened to be hunting enthusiasts is a now a 750-member organization.
On Saturday, the Brooks Hill Road club is open to the public, including families with children, for a number of events honoring the club's anniversary.
From 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., the celebration includes shotgun trap shooting demonstrations. Other events include skeet shooting, doubles and continental competitions.
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After those early days in the 1930s the new club outgrew its first venue and moved to Bayview Hall. In 1956, the club built at its current, 63-acre site on Brooks Hill Road.
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I've been thinking a lot about Final Fantasy XIII lately. Maybe because it's that time of year when we all go crazy with listing our favorite games of the year, lists that seem to highlight the gaming community's overall distaste for the Square Enix epic. Or maybe it's because I just picked up a brand new copy for $20 at GameStop's Black-Friday sale. Or because of that recent IGN article that ranked FFXIII as literally the biggest disappointment of 2010 (ouch!). Regardless, I've got the game on my mind and it seems like a good topic for my first in-depth blog considering it is the Final Fantasy series that is largely responsible for my development as a gamer. Not to mention that it is also one of gaming's most esteemed franchises.
It seems to me that this is at the crux of the issue: Final Fantasy is one of our industry's defining titles. The bar is very high for any game carrying that precious Roman numeral, and rightfully so. It's the series that brought RPGs into the mainstream; the series that set the absolute standard for cohesive gaming productions that can simultaneously excel in graphics, music, story, character, length, and spectacle. These are big shoes to fill indeed.
What never fails to strike me about the reception of Final Fantasy XIII is how at odds it seems to be with the rest of the series. How many people have you heard say something along the lines of: "Oh I love Final Fantasy, but XIII was such a huge disappointment"; or "FFXIII was too much of a departure from the core series to deserve the official numeral"; or "This game sucks."
Okay so maybe I can't argue much with the subjectivity of that last one, but I can argue against the accusation that XIII is a radical departure for the series; the infamous shark-jump. To do so, I have to break down all of the negativity into a few primary, all-encompassing criticisms that I hope you'll agree represent the heart of the passionate outcry from Final Fantasy fans as well as newcomers to the series. In doing so I hope to illustrate exactly how similar XIII is to numerous other entries in the historic series, and indeed may even surpass many of its ancestors.
But first a quick disclaimer about where I personally come from on this topic. I have played every numbered entry in the Final Fantasy series (I-XIII, and X-2) at least once. I started with VII, like so many others, and was immediately hooked as a fan for life. I bought each new release, and spent the years in between going back and playing the old school entries. I enjoy both old-school and modern FF, but in the end I prefer the modern games. VII, X, and IX are my favorites in the series, with honorable mentions going to IV and I. I haven't yet decided where XIII fits into the rankings (sounds like another blog entry, eh?) Okay, now onto the arguments. Let's see what people have been saying.
Generalized Criticism #1: "The story is absolutely absurd, impossible to follow, and boring taboot."
Okay, good place to start. Final Fantasy has always been about story, right? Unlike other types of RPG's that follow the tell-your-own-version-of-events style, allowing the player to make key decisions and decide where the twists and turns of the tale take them, Final Fantasy has always sort of force-fed us the story. We're are taking on a role here, not creating one for ourselves. This is important, because it allows Square to finely script every single aspect of the story, which in turn allows them to tell sprawling, complex narratives.
This is different than, say, Fallout: New Vegas, whose open-ended, player-crafted style confines the limits of the story to almost mind-numbing simplicity. If the player can choose a hundred different things to do, then the story has to be basic enough to allow for such potentially varied gameplay styles. Free from that restraint, the FF series is able to tell very, very long, complex, twist-driven stories, and it is not shy about doing so.
"But Cory," you're saying, "that's not the point. The point is that FFXIII is a convoluted mess that somehow turns from a story of rebels fighting an oppressive government to a story of rebels fighting an all-powerful, multi-dimensional demigod bent on slaughtering all of civilization." Yup. And isn't that right there the essence of Final Fantasy? Of course it's absurd. It always has been.
This takes me to my main point about the story: I don't think Final Fantasy has changed. I think the gaming community has. Look back at the stories of the most beloved Final Fantasy games and tell me that their stories aren't absolutely, off-the-walls, bat-shit crazy. VII: crazy man wants to cripple the planet in order to merge with millions of disembodied souls, thus being reborn as a new life form to rule over all living things. IX: a weird guy with a tail happens to be the most important person that has ever lived, sent to Gaea from another dimension in order to destroy his evil brother and thus save some little jewel that serves as the wellspring of all existence.
And now, XIII: A power-hungry demigod awakens some other ancient demigods in order to slaughter all living creatures, thus releasing enough spirit energy (sound like a familiar phrase?) to force the return of The Maker of the universe itself.
That sounds pretty tame compared to IX. Seriously, how weird did IX get in the end? Man.
Joking aside, off-the-walls narrative are not new to the Final Fantasy series, they are a staple of it. If you choose to view XIII's story in and of itself, without constantly trying to force false comparisons to more straightforward, human-centered stories from other contemporary games, it's actually pretty good. Is it the best FF story? Probably not. Is it the worst? Probably not. (XII takes that trophy in my opinion, and wouldn't you know it, it's the game that tried to be pretty normal.) But most importantly, is it some radical departure that signals a fundamental change for the worse? Not a chance.
If you found that you just couldn't dig the story in XIII that is one thing. Not everyone will love it. But to sit there and lament the absurdities of XIII while pining for the days of VII and IX (and even old-school for that matter. Evil clown who destroys the world while always laughing? Come on.) is either ignorance or bold-faced dishonesty about the history of the Final Fantasy series.
The bottom line is that Square Enix has shown time and time again, with almost every entry in the series, that they absolutely love crazy plot twists. It may seem a bit archaic compared to typical American-style storytelling, but it's been there all along. It is a definitive characteristic of the series as a whole. And in XIII they crafted a succinct, internally coherent, utterly insane narrative.
Generalized Criticism #2: "There are no towns!"
"Towns" here is really just a fill-in for a number of different things whose absence have caused a bit of outrage. Towns, shops, vendors, NPC's, side-quests, non-human playable characters, and a whole slew of other things that have been present in prior installments, and yet are absent in XIII, have been sourly lamented by many fans. And not for no reason. It is strange to play through an entire Final Fantasy game without ever stepping foot in a brand new town and saying "I think I'll check the weapon shop for some upgrades" or "Maybe I'll explore that forest to the north and see what's up."
And I'll admit: I did miss it. Many games in the series have been defined by the different towns that populate the mostly empty, monster-filled worlds. They almost serve as checkpoints; places where you can step back from the narrative and chaos of battles and take a breather; places where you can look at where you've been, where you are, and where you're headed, and judge from that information precisely where you seem to be in the overall progress of the game.
I guess my main problem with this complaint is twofold. First, and on a fairly basic level: the absence of towns, vendors, NPC's, etc. has no negative impact whatsoever on Final Fantasy XIII. The game plays out in such a way as to make towns unnecessary, to the point that their inclusion would have felt like a tacked-on gimmick whose purpose was solely to appeal to those who would abandon the game due to their absence. Straight-up: FFXIII does not need towns, so it doesn't have them. Simple enough.
Let's be reasonable here. The absence of towns is in no way a deal-breaker. Are they nice? Sure. But necessary? No way. The Final Fantasy series is so robust that it has created almost countless conventions on which it relies, but Square Enix must be allowed to pick and choose from those conventions as they see fit to tell the story that they wish to tell. And this time around, random little villages that serve very little practical purpose to the overarching narrative just didn't fit the bill. I understand being a touch disappointed, but I swear I've never seen this level of outrage over what amounts to a pretty trivial aspect of the game. Besides, towns are always so damn empty, aren't they? Where is the school? The library? Restaurants?
Seriously, is this really worth freaking out over? (But don't forget to grab that Peacemaker!)
And second: let's face it, what we really miss is the world map. We can talk about towns and vendors and NPCs all we want, but what the Final Fantasy series has been seriously craving ever since IX is that massive, spread-out, unrestricted, green space that exists between destinations. Wandering the world map in Final Finatasy I-IX was an absolute joy, and rightfully became a hallmark of the series.
Well, as far as I can tell, those days are over, and the sooner we come to terms with that fact the better. It's the technology, I think. Gaming is just too technically good right now to warrant a section of a game where a six-foot tall character traverses an entire planet that is, proportionally, only a couple of miles around. Remember how absurd it was when Cloud or Cecil approached a new town and was actually taller than it on the world map? Things like that just can't happen anymore, and if Square tried to include it they would be laughed at.
But for the last decade they have been trying to work around the world map's absence, with varied results. X was an incredibly linear trek across various environments that were completely self-contained (more on linearity later); XI and XII had "zones" that essentially served as sections of a world map without actually requiring the world map itself; XIII just nixed the whole thing altogether and opted instead for a narrative that constantly tossed the player into different locations to play as different characters, thus giving an overall impression of the gameworld without ever actually showing it to us as a whole. All of these new systems worked with varying degrees of success, but none have adequately captured the wonder and enjoyment of trekking across a brand new continent.
In the end, it was XIII that actually gave us the best taste of what a modern world map might be like, in the vast emerald plains of Gran Pulse. This is one section of the game that has received almost universal praise, which only serves to reinforce my theory that we are all just jonesing for some old-school romps through open green fields. If that is the case, then XIII should be praised, not criticized, for potentially finding a solution to the world map problem that has eluded Square Enix for over a decade.
Generalized Criticism #3: "95% of the gameplay is pushing up on the joystick and pressing X."
More simply put, this critique suggests that "the game almost plays itself" or maybe "it's a straight line." This is the hardest criticism to defend against, because it is, in my opinion, inarguably true. I would not personally condemn the game so negatively because of it, however.
Let's look at past Final Fantasy installments and see just how different they are than the "move around with the joystick and press X a bunch of times" style that is supposedly such a heinous crime in XIII.
Since I already used VII and IX as examples, let's look at X, which seems to be pretty universally well liked. (And also, as stated earlier, I am much for familiar with, and supporter of, the modern era.) So what is the gameplay in X? How do you control Tidus? What buttons do you press to execute anything?
It's the same thing. When running through the woods outside Kilika, which I found to be Square's attempt at recreating the myriad forests that populated the world maps in all previous installments despite X's lack of a proper world map, the game is almost identical to XIII. There's a path that occasionally branches out, leading to random (and mostly useless) treasure. You run forward towards a point on the mini-map that the game has designated as your destination. You encounter enemies. You press X to have your characters attack. You invoke whatever strategy is necessary to defeat the monsters. You repeat. That is the majority of the game.
And how about the Calm Lands? Is it just me, or were the Calm Lands essentially a dry run for Gran Pulse? Or put slightly differently, isn't Gran Pulse just the Calm Lands on crack? Either way, there's a big open field that requires you to do nothing but run across, encountering enemies and pressing X to kill them. Sounds like Final Fantasy to me.
Let's go old school. Are things different in FF I? The world map is still there, so clearly the game is an open-ended romp that allows players to go anywhere and do anything, right? No way. Just think of the grasslands that exist between Cornelia and the Chaos Temple as a path. Because that's exactly what it is: a linear path that the player must traverse in order to reach his or her destination. Sure you can run around randomly and fight enemies; sure you can find a random forest to fight in, or you can not find a random forest to fight in, and just go straight to the Temple. The point is, the game prohibits the player from going anywhere that is not where the game wants them to go. In other words, it does the exact same thing as Final Fantasy XIII.
A Straight Line
Now to be fair, FF XIII does seem slightly more obsessed with the linearity. Even though the world map in old games is, for the most part, just an illusion of open-ended gameplay, there were still options for exploration. In FFVII you could visit Fort Condor very soon after leaving Midgar, or you could have no idea it even existed until halfway through Disc 2. Once you obtain the airship in IX you can find the small town of Daguerreo which had shops and NPC's that allowed you to upgrade almost every single member of your party with bad-ass new equipment (not to mention that dragon encounter outside the town is maybe the best place to farm EXP in the entire game!) or you could nix exploration and just continue on with the story. These are highly rewarding and enjoyable side-ventures, but they are also miniscule examples of open-ended exploration, especially when compared with true open world games of the modern era, such as Fallout and Grand Theft Auto.
But here is the kicker: Final Fantasy has never been, probably will never be, and most importantly, has never wanted to be, an open-world game. They've dabbled, sure, especially in the XI, the MMO. But Square wants to tell a story more than anything, and they have shown us time and time again that they will embrace linear gameplay in order to tell their stories.
Bottom line: if the linearity of FFXIII is so offensive as to make you abandon the game and denounce the Final Fantasy series as having jumped the shark, you simply haven't been paying attention to the direction of the series, especially over the last decade. So although I cannot necessarily say that this criticism is false—it isn't, the game is linear—I can say that its linearity is anything but a radical departure from standard canonical Final Fantasy gameplay.
I think that about covers it for now. There have been myriad complaints leveled at this game, but I think the majority of those complaints fall somewhere within these 3 generalized categories.
A quick clarification: it is not my intent, in any way, to suggest that XIII is a perfect game. It has flaws. I personally want to strangle Hope with my own bare hands and watch with contempt as the final agonizing breath leaves his annoying, worthless, little body, but that's just me. XIII is not perfect, but it is good, in my opinion. I can't defend against basic subjective reactions like "I just didn't like it"—fair enough, you don't have to—but it is my hope that this blog has formed some kind of cogent argument about something objective: that Final Fantasy XIII is far from being a gross departure from the series, and that many of the most controversial elements of the game are either moot points, like the nonexistence of towns and NPC vendors, or have in fact been present in many previous installments.
I went in to Final Fantasy XIII with low expectations, mostly because of the negative reviews it received from sources I trust. But my dedication to this wonderful gaming franchise paid off in spades. I put 95 hours into Final Fantasy XIII, and I absolutely loved about 90 of those hours (it starts WAY too slowly with way too much hand-holding). In the end, that makes it a pretty freakin' great game. And I really hope that are some people out there who enjoyed it as much as I did.
For those of you who actually read all that, I sincerely thank you. Now please, use the comments section to tell me why I'm wrong.


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