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The on-air talent tells THR what he's envisioning under his new deal with E! Entertainment.
Ross Mathews has been at it for more than a decade and now the on-air personality has stepped up to the big league. As The Hollywood Reporter exclusively reported on Tuesday, Mathews inked a deal with E! to develop his own talk show pilot and make him an official E! on-air personality.
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"It's going to be my big shot," Mathews tells THR about his new talk show deal. "It's my big show. We're working it out now, but I have always wanted to be a talk show host ever since I was a little kid growing up in Washington state. Included in this deal is the shot to really shoot that show for E!, and I'm over the moon about it."
Viewers got a taste of what to expect from Mathews' new show when he guest-hosted for the second time on Chelsea Lately Monday night with guest Joey Lawrence. After the taping, we spoke to Mathews about Monday's show, and what he envisions for the new talk show he's developing for E!.
The Hollywood Reporter: You just guest-hosted on Chelsea Lately. What was the highlight of the show for you?
Mathews: I got to do the whole roundtable, and then Joey Lawrence was the guest interview. And hello, I've been like dorking out over Joey Lawrence since I was a little boy. It was like a boyhood dream come true to talk to him.
THR: Did you get any good dish from him?
Mathews: I did ask him if he ever dated Tiffani-Amber Thiessen and there was a pause. There was a pause, so my investigative journalism got to the root of that. I feel like there's a history there. I like to consider myself hard-hitting, but flirting with Joey Lawrence got in the way of that.
THR: How did you feel when E! offered you the deal?
Mathews: When E! came to me and said they wanted to expand my role on the network including shooting a pilot, I was thrilled, but it felt right. I mean, I worked really hard and when you're 'Ross the Intern,' I get it. I was behind the scenes answering phones of The Tonight Show with dreams of becoming a talk-show host and that Hollywood dream happened to me. But, I understand you don't get legitimacy like that right away. Sure, I was on national television on The Tonight Show for years and years and years, but I understood that a lot of people didn't think I could ever carry a show. I knew it. I've always known that that's the one thing that I would ever be good at. But slowly throughout the years and proving myself and developing that voice, when I found out that E! wanted to give me this deal, I felt like okay. It's well earned and I'm ready. I am ready.
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THR: How is your new talk show going to be different from what's out there now?
Mathews: In the past ten years, we've built a really strong foundation not only with The Tonight Show, but now of course in the past few years, being on [Chelsea Handler's] show every week. The only thing that separates everybody -- because I don't think you would re-invent the wheel for a talk show -- it's about point of view and that's what I spent the past decade developing is my point of view. There are so many funny people, and so many talented people, but the one thing nobody else has is my take on the world. So, when I'm developing my show, that's going to be the focus. My energy, my spontaneity, and my unique voice, and I'm not talking about this squeaky thing right here.
THR: How would you describe your point of view?
Mathews: I take a lot of pride in managing to be funny without having a victim at the end of my joke. I laugh at a really dark joke as much as the next person, but my jokes, I feel, don't have to hurt anybody to be really funny. That's the number one goal of any show that I'll do is being funny without a victim. So, it'll be 'LOL.' It'll be spontaneous and it'll be a good time. Listen, it's a crappy world out there right now. Unemployment is at almost 15 percent in some states. People need a reason to smile, and I want to give a half-hour of sit down, just chill out with me, and let's 'LOL' together. It's going to be a happy moment.
THR: Will you have your own sidekick?
Mathews: Listen, I'm not delusional enough to think that I could do this by myself. Every strong voice seems to bounce off other people and I'm thinking about who I want there with me. Who do I think is funny? Who do I think the audience will respond to? And I'm going to get it right. This kind of chance doesn't come around all the time. I'm going to get it right.
THR: Who will be your first guest?
Mathews: I'm friends with Gwyneth Paltrow. She always told me that she'd be my first guest. So, we'll see if that ever happens. I'm going to call that favor in one day.
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UFC President Dana White confirmed that plans are in place for Vitor Belfort vs. Luke Rockhold yesterday while in London. A date and venue have not been confirmed yet, but it will likely take place during the second quarter of 2013. The fight will headline a major event in Brazil, and the winner will most likely establish themselves as the number one contender at Middleweight.
Luke Rockhold is on a 9 fight win streak, defending the Strikeforce middleweight championship in his last two outings. His last fight was a unanimous-decision victory against tough opponent Tim Kennedy in July. Rockhold, who trains at the American Kickboxing Academy, has been campaigning for a fight against Belfort in recent weeks. It looks like his wish has been granted.
On the other hand, Vitor Belfort looked phenomenal in a recent TKO win against top middleweight contender Michael Bisping last month. He is 8-2 in his last 10 fights, with his only losses coming at the hands of two UFC champions; Jon Jones and Anderson Silva. Belfort is eager for a rematch against either opponent, with aspirations of once again holding a UFC belt. There's only one thing standing in his way, and that is Luke Rockhold.
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Damn straight into the gates of hell for Luke. I thought they would have eased him in against Bisping or Boetsch, if Luke beats Belfort I'm pretty sure hell get Anderson next.
Agreed. A tough debut fight for Rockhold. I don't see why they wouldn't give him an immediate title shot if he wins. I'm just curious to see how he stacks up against top UFC talent..
Yeah no doubt.. fore sure he'll earn a shot if he beats Belfort, I think at this point anyone would.
I can't WAIT to see this fight happen it is going to be a great fight!
Vitor KO's Rockhold – watch and see.
I think lukes got this fight, he likes to take people down, the only reason bisping lost to vitor is that in the entire fight he never tryed a takedown, once u get vitor on his back the fight is half won
ya herd ,, u forget jones vs belfort and luke isnt near as big as jones , vitor has it
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - A top legislative leader wants the state to do more to prevent scrap metal theft.
Senate Majority Leader Dominick Ruggerio announced legislation on Thursday that would require scrap dealers to obtain a license before purchasing certain types of metals.
Ruggerio's bill would also set up new regulations for the sale of copper and other metals and create penalties for dealers who violate the rules.
Under the proposal dealers would be prohibited from paying cash for any transaction over $500.
The North Providence Democrat says that if the state wants to crack down on scrap metal theft it must not only target thieves but unscrupulous dealers who purchase stolen metals.
The bill is scheduled for a committee hearing next week.
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has received major works of art as gifts in honor of the late Anne dHarnoncourt, the Museums Director from 1982 until her death in June 2008. Among these gifts are remarkable paintings by Gilbert Stuart, Georges Seurat, and Frank Stella; an important drawing by Claes Oldenburg; as well as many other noteworthy works in a variety of media. In addition, the Museum is purchasing an important work by Ellsworth Kelly with funds donated in memory of Anne dHarnoncourt.
Art was Annes great passion, and she was a public servant in the truest sense of the word, said Gail Harrity, Interim CEO of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It is both fitting and deeply moving that the Museum has received these exceptional gifts in Annes memory because they are testaments to her directorship and will be shared with the public that she served with tremendous dedication.
Alice Beamesderfer, Interim Head of Curatorial Affairs, said that the Museum has thus far received more than 50 gifts in memory of Anne dHarnoncourt and expects to receive more in the months to come. Anne was an inspirational leader whose passing evoked a profound desire among many people to honor her extraordinary legacy. These gifts have come from her friends, fellow museum professionals, artists, dealers, collectors, and others who wanted to remember her in a very meaningful wayby adding to the collection of the Museum she loved and making these works accessible to all, Ms. Beamesderfer noted.
Among the highlights is an exceptional portrait by Gilbert Stuart (American, 1755-1828), a gift from Robert L. and Nancy McNeil, Jr. Painted in 1797 when the artist, living in Philadelphia, was at the height of his powers, the Portrait of Anne Willing Bingham captured her elegance in the grand British manner. He presents her with polished self-assurance and an elaborate hairstyle, the rich black velvet of her dress allowing a revealing neckline that sets off a dazzling jeweled necklace. The sitters education is signaled by the book she holds, Voyage en Syrie, by the French geographer Chasseboeuf, Comte de Volney, whom the Binghams entertained in Philadelphia and engaged to teach their daughters French.
Seurats Moored Boats and Trees is the first work to enter the collection by the great neo-Impressionist (French, 1859-1891). It is the gift of Jacqueline Matisse Monnier, artist and honorary trustee of the Museum. The painting was executed in 1890 on the channel coast near the French border of Belgium less than a year before Seurats untimely death at age 31. It was painted in oil in the consummate Pointillist style that Seurat originated, on the top of a cigar box. While it measures 6 5/16 x 9 13/16 inches, it is remarkable for its seeming stillness and gemlike illumination and evokes a large space. Henri Matisse, who was the donors grandfather, owned the painting for many years, and Matisses signature appears on the back of the support, presumably to document his ownership.
Plant City, 1963, a large shaped canvas by Frank Stella (American, b. 1936), has been given in Anne dHarnoncourts memory by Agnes Gund, the President Emerita of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. It belongs to an important series of paintings completed during the artists yearlong residency at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. The series is unique in Stellas artistic trajectory for bringing together his earlier exploration of forms and color. Like all of the works in Stellas Dartmouth series, Plant City references a town in Florida, which the artist visited in 1961. At Florida Southern College he was especially impressed by the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, and Plant Citys eight-pointed star format draws upon Wrights interlocking of diamond and triangular architectural modules there.
A large and important drawing for a project in Chicago by Claes Oldenburg, Study for a Tomb Monument to Louis Sullivan, 1971, is the gift of Marion Boulton Stroud, trustee of the Museum and founder of the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia; it is the first drawing by the artist to enter the Museums collection. The drawing, which is 21 ½ by 25 1/16 inches, depicts in monumental scale the broom closet in a Chicago hotel where, according to legend, Sullivan was forced to sleep at the end of his life, surreptitiously cared for by hotel employees.
The Museum is also acquiring Seine, 1951, a seminal early work by Ellsworth Kelly (American, b. 1923), with funds contributed in Anne dHarnoncourts memory. The painting was executed at a critical time when Kelly was living in Paris and had abandoned figuration and easel painting to embrace abstraction. His playful use of the grid and black, white, and primary colors in his compositions recalls the work of Piet Mondrian, while his interest in incorporating elements of chance connects Kelly to Marcel Duchamp and Jean (Hans) Arp. In Seine, the artist employed a system of randomly shaded units on a rectangular grid to represent the irregular, flickering reflection of light on the surface of the river.
The Gilbert Stuart is installed in Gallery 107 of the American Wing. The Seurat has been placed on view in the large Impressionist Gallery (152). The Stella is on view in Gallery 177 of the Modern and Contemporary Wing. Kellys Seine is on view in Gallery 175, in context with an installation of the artists early works.
In addition to these works, the Museum has received gifts of works by such notable artists as Aaron Douglas, Robert Frank, Francis Picabia, Elizabeth Murray, Richard Hamilton, and others.
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Because they live in states largely controlled by Republicans that have declined to participate in a vast expansion of Medicaid, the medical insurance program for the poor, they are among the eight million Americans who are impoverished, uninsured and ineligible for help. The federal government will pay for the expansion through 2016 and no less than 90 percent of costs in later years.
Those excluded will be stranded without insurance, stuck between people with slightly higher incomes who will qualify for federal subsidies on the new health exchanges that went live this week, and those who are poor enough to qualify for Medicaid in its current form, which has income ceilings as low as $11 a day in some states.
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Conveniently located in downtown Montréal, this student residence is within a 15-minute walk of McGill and Concordia University. It features fully furnished apartments and an on-site fitness center. A work desk and shared bathroom are common to all standard rooms at Residence Varcity515. These rooms provide access to a shared kitchen and common living area. Apartments are furnished with a full kitchen, living area and private bathroom. Laundry facilities are available on each floor at Varcity515 Residence. Pool tables, foosball and ping-pong are available in the game room. Guests can also enjoy a movie room, as well as organized activities. McGill metro station and the Eaton Shopping Center are just a 4-minute walk from this residence. Montreal's Entertainment District is just a 2-minute walk away. Mount-Royal Park is a 20-minute walk away. Apartments: 440
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If the screenshots shared on a Google+ page are true, an Asus support executive revealed the specifications of this tablet via live chat. A user asked the support executive when the Asus K009 - rumoured codename of the next generation Nexus 7 tablet - would launch, and the executive replied July this year and went on to give detailed specifications of the tablet.
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Comparison: Subaru Forester, Land Rover Freelander and Nissan X-Trail!
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With the advent of turbo diesel engine, the
Subaru Forester
is now ready to rub shoulders with the best SUV on the market.
Those models are more refined, more powerful and probably more appealing, but the
Subaru Forester
is a crossover for gourmets, a street rally car. In its third generation has grown up, has lost its supercharged diesel (in Europe) and some unique details such as frameless doors, or in the case of diesel version, also the gearbox. But it is the emergence of a variant of spontaneous combustion engine as the Japanese needed to rub shoulders with the best SUV on the market.
From our experience, the
Land Rover Freelander
Nissan X-Trail
are the most effective and versatile SUV on the market, with permission from more expensive models like the Volvo XC 90 or Mercedes M-Class So we wondered:
Subaru Forester
diesel can do battle with the leaders of the segment?
For the first assault took advantage of the necessary asphalt path that leads to one of our favorite tracks. Along with the diesel boxer engine released earlier this year by the Outback, the Forester has adopted a gearbox six-speed redevelopment, which has led to the disappearance of the gearbox and the inability to choose an automatic. The operation of this new box is slow, though not inaccurate, and relations are chosen too long, except for the first gear and reverse.
With all this, is not the best vehicle for urban use, where gear changes are happening and the engine will penalize if we react to drop of 1,800 laps. With the engine in the front, is a little understeer in slower turns, but gains agility rapidly when the radius of the curves increases. The stability control react slow and stop work at the AWD system. It also offers good performance on the highway, with sixth gear that reduces power and noise problems while maintaining legal cruising speeds.
Land Rover Freelander
chosen for this test is available with automatic transmission. This is a modern six-speed Aisin made by Warner. There are two programs (manual and sports) or manually. Its operation is smooth and fast in any of the three programs. Allows very relaxed driving in town, although there is still a bit of verve at the exits from a standstill, which is normal considering that the development of the first gear is 24% longer than with the manual.
On the road very well accepted use in manual mode, while well off highway offers a sixth gear (58.4 mph / 1,000 rpm).It is preferable to the manual gearbox except for their unjustifiable extra price (2578 euro).Regardless of transmission, the British displayed the poise you'd expect to find in a larger vehicle with a rear axle that does not deviate one iota from the path marked and a much higher sound insulation of its two rivals.
Despite its solid aspect, the
Nissan X-Trail
is surprisingly more agile than the
Land Rover Freelander
. Regarding the first generation has experienced a significant improvement in mechanical terms, the result of the Renault- Nissan partnership. This translates to 173 hp version that allows a very dynamic driving in both city and highway driving, good acceleration (especially in the initial stages) and cruising speeds easy to keep in top gear (49.6 km / h at 1,000 rpm). The automatic transmission is restricted to 150 hp versions.
But the real fun begins when the asphalt ends. Driving the Forester on bumpy tracks, with all sorts of curves and some jumps, is a very rewarding experience. The suspensions devour a bumpy ride, the engine pulls strongly to the midrange, the address is faithful and the rear starts to lose the grip only if gets out electronics, which are completely disconnected at the request of the driver. The
land Rover Freelander
shows a very different character, if well guided and the site, much more subject to its rear end less nervous and stability control, inflexible even when supposedly off; no mistake a lot to be out of the path.
With the
Nissan X-Trail
have a middle ground. Its design is more familiar, less energetic suspensions and higher inertia, while seamlessly supports a registry change when we get out of bed possessed by the spirit of Colin McRae. The suspensions are working properly, there are no unwanted reactions, and only the work piling up in the address change and cushions reminds us that the vehicle was not designed for this. Of course, you should always drive the vehicle in "4 × 4 car."
: Right habitability
The driving position is good, but there is present a lack sound insulation. There are three trim levels: Classic, Limited and Limited Plus. The multimedia computer with GPS is only available to the most luxurious finish and must be paid separately (2,100 euro). Our recommendation is the most affordable, for 28,900 euro, because includes everything you need.
: The Terrain Response is not standard
The upright riding position is very comfortable on long trips. There are excellent finishes, but lacks basic equipment. The S version is recommended, with 65-series tires, while the more equipped HSE comes with lower profile tires. The options list is huge.
: Thinking at the whole family
Its interior is more spacious, ideal for handling child restraint devices and to load bulky objects. With the most powerful diesel engine available here, has two finishes: SE and LE. The first is highly recommended unless you intend to install a roof rack, as the LE incorporates roof rails. 4 × 4 system is unchanged.
Here are three of the most efficient SUV off-road, each endowed with a unique character. The
Subaru Forester
is the best suited to driving on slopes, the
Land Rover Freelander
is the most comfortable on long trips and tours(also the most effective in difficult road condition), while the
Nissan X-Trail
is the most suitable for family use by the breadth of the compartment. The loss of the gearbox with manual counts of gasoline version overrides the traditional advantage of Forester in the field. Its engine is still good due to the limited slip rear differential and wheels with some profile, but can no longer boast the shorter first gear, something that takes a toll when you have to overcome obstacles slowly.
Now we have to use the clutch where it was not necessary because the engine stalls at idle as soon as something gets difficult to advance - and it is a shame.
With Automatic
Land Rover Freelander
opposite happens: nothing seems impossible. In fact, it's easy to find the limits of Britain, just a trial bike of medium difficulty, an obstacle that only UNTT with good dimensions and lowering can happen. The
Nissan X-Trail
remains in an intermediate position.
Apart from the two leading rivals below, we find interesting the
Honda CR-V
(diesel engine for excellent and good habits), the
Skoda Octavia
Scout (outstanding on-road and very cheap), the
Dodge Nitro
(if you're looking for something different) and the
Nissan Qashqai
(a compact that scores high on almost all sections). None of them is as effective in the field and the players in this comparison.
The market leader in TT, the
Suzuki Grand Vitara
is a compact SUV that can arise as a purchase option to crossover to illustrate these pages. We must not forget other TT that for the price of these crossover, offer higher performance in the field. They are the
Kia Sorento
SsangYong Kyron
Jeep Cherokee
. Among luxury SUV alternatives are functionally similar but economically unfavorable is the Mercedes GLK is available from 49,900.
VW Tiguan
Is the current leader of segment sales. Well done, have a powerful and varied mechanical range. Price: 31730-39200.
Ford Kuga
Good price, good engine and good habits are the weapons of this crossover, which is defended with dignity in the field. Price: 28850-31215.
Fact Sheet
Forester 2.0 D Freelander TD4 2.2 X-Trail 2.0 DCI
Type:4 cyl. oppositeDiesel, 4 cyl. on-line Diesel, 4 cyl. on-line
Position:Front longitudinal Front transverse Front transverse
Distribution:4 valves per cyl. DOHC 4 valves per cyl. DOHC 4 valves per cyl. DOHC
Displacement:1,998 cc 2179 cc 1,995 cc
Feeding: Injection. Common rail direct, turbo and intercooler Injection. Common rail direct, variable geometry turbocharger and intercooler Injection. Common rail direct, variable geometry turbocharger and intercooler
Power: 150 hp at 3,600 rpm 160 hp at 4,000 rpm 173 hp at 3,750 rpm
Torque: 350 Nm at 1,800 rpm, 400 Nm at 2,000 rpm, 360 Nm at 2,000 rpm
Long / anch. / alt. 4.560/1.780/1.700 mm 4.500/1.910/1.740 mm 4.630/1.785/1.685-1.770 mm
Battle 2615 mm 2660 mm 2630 mm
Weight 1570 kg 1890 kg 1544-1705 kg
Deposit 64 liters 68 liters 65 liters
Trunk 450 liters 1670 liters 1703 liters
Max. Speed: 186 km / h 181 km / h 200 km / h
0 to 100 km / h: 10.4 s 11.7 s 10.0 s
Consumption: 5.9 / 7.4 / 10.4 L/100 km 6.2 / 7.5 / 9.2 (6.8 / 8.5 / 11.0) 6.3 / 7.4 / 9.3 l/100 km
Autonomy 864 km 906 km 878 km
CO2 170 g / km 194 g / km 198 g / km
Dyno: The
Land Rover Freelander
offer better performance from idle to 2,800 laps. From that point, the
Nissan X-Trail
takes over and manages to outperform its rivals in the high zone of the counter. A low-end, the
Subaru Forester
also offers performance superior to that of Nissan, 3700 and turns the engine reaches the
Land Rover Freelander
Dimensions: The
Land Rover Freelander
is the most qualified of the three to win the competion. At
Nissan X-Trail
will penalize the angle of departure, while he fails to Forester breakover angle.
Subaru has developed a good diesel engine, but the gearbox is surpassed by the Freelander, especially if equipped with Terrain Response and automatic. Pity that in these conditions the price for Freelander is big. The X-Trail gets a good performance in the field to be an SUV without gear and his habit gives it a more familiar and versatile.
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If I recall correctly, Wilfork had not been worked out when BB stopped his free fall. Otherwise, whomever NE drafted, they almost always worked them out and about 3/4 of them visited Gillette too. Workouts are a way for the team to answer questions, sometimes that leads to more questions, but NE wants to know what you CAN do more than what you can't, once they have that knowledge, they fit you into the picture of the team they'd like to build and assign you a draft grade.
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generation of chaos or Ys: The Ark of Napishtim.
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generation of chaos or Ys: The Ark of Napishtim.
I cant decide which one to buy. I just want a good rpg. your opinions?
I guess i have till tuesday to decide.
I like generation of chaos.. at least how it looks.. I've been looking in to it.. The only place with info on it is gamespot.com and if you search "Generation of chaos official website" on google, you get their official website.. It doesn't give a ton of info though
While good, be prepared for long load times (~10sec when changing a room or area). I advanced quite a bit but then I put it away. Maybe I pick it up later again.Originally Posted by Blubikins
not sure about yall but i am getting both on tuesday.
i think both are going to be really good and i need something to tide me for a while.
YS is an excellent game, but EXTREMELY short. They added some new minigames though. Generation of chaos is fun and has a little more replay value. I'm grabbing GoC.
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Have you played the japanese version of generation of chaos? What source are you getting that info from?Originally Posted by youconfusemysoul
3_3 damn you're excited about that. I see you posting about it everywhere, but yeah, I did play an imported ps2 ver. a while ago
me or him?? What did you like about the gameplay?Originally Posted by youconfusemysoul
You. It's really a different kind of rpg/strategy game. There's two parts to it, map conquest and battle. Most of the gameplay is actually in the map conquest. You have like a trillion options 3_3 I don't remember most of them because I had to have my friend sitting next to me translating for me. It's pretty interesting because you get to have some rts elements like upgrading towns and castles or degrading your enemies' by blowing them up and etc. You and your opponent have generals and armies that move around the map depending on their movement range. (oh it's turn based, if I didn't mention that). When you enter battles, you can set a formation for your soldiers to attack in, and issue commands on the fly. You don't control your unit(s) directly, you just give out commands. When your general takes damage, makes kills, etc. your special meter charges up. When it's full, your general can unleash a spell (you have quite a few to choose from for each general). The spells have some nice effects, and although they may seem to be screen-purging, they're not. You can still easily lose a battle even if you used a special. It's more about adjusting your strategy and commands depending on the situation. Overall it's a pretty fun game. I'd give it an 8.3-ish. Of course I played the japanese ver. (I'd really like to see some english dialogue). I'm looking forward to the portable version for psp and I DO recommend buying it if you're into strategy gamesOriginally Posted by Nalhp5
Im' definitely into that.. it looked a bit like age of the empires II when I played a video on it.. Is it easy to control?
Well, yeah... it's all menu/command based
what do you mean by menu/command based?
I mean pretty much everything you do is selected from menus
so it seems as though the game takes a long time to play.. Is it like one game. or are there missions, or what? I'm still trying to figure out the basis of the game. :P I'm sorry if It seems as though I"m asking a lot of questions, but you're the only one i know that has played it..
can you save in the middle of the game?
You take control of different factions. You can choose which army/side you control. I'm not totally sure how long the whole game takes because I haven't played through the whole thing, a few hours with my friend translating for me, and he gets tired of it. There's not really missions, it's just an ongoing war (the days and months pass each turn). There is a storyline though (character design is pretty nice).
Yes, you can save (you kinda have to... pretty hard to beat in one sitting x_x)
so after you beat the game, is there a way that you can uhhh play against the computer without the storylline?? or do you not know?
I don't think so. It's just... well. A game with a storyline. Um. An excellent game with a storyline.
What did you say that generation of chaos has a more of a replay value???Originally Posted by youconfusemysoul
Does ys come out on tuesday too?
Generation of Chaos has MUCH more replay value compared to Ys (which also comes out on tuesday). Ys is only $30 though. The problem with Ys is that if you're fast, you can finish the game in about 5 hours. The new minigames might add replay value, I've obviously never played them so I wouldn't know.
lol 5 hrs.. I c. that's a lot of fun for $30 :P When you say that you can chose factions, what do you mean? Isn't there just one kingdom that your supposed to build up?
Nope, there's several countries you can select from. I guess playing through them all would take a while. The psp version should have at least 3 or 4 countries, maybe more.Originally Posted by Nalhp5
oh .. So kinda like the starcraft and warcraft campaigns, you take up different factions, but you also fight against them depending on which faction you are in .. Is that right? But once you are one faction, you can't change right?
Um well you can ally with other factions while in the game by bribing them with cash or sometimes defeating them. Eh, something like that. I really have no idea how the psp version will turn out.
o ok.. thx.. So you would reccomend GOC over the other rpg's out there? I prefer strategy rpg's (turn based) over rpg's such as UlBOTB (untold legends)
What are you anticipating in GOC?
3_3 well untold legends is an action rpg which I'm not too big a fan of (though I'll probably be getting Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7). GoC is also pretty different from your orthodox rpg. The rpg I'm MOST looking forward to would be Valkyrie Profile Lenneth. Eh, I'm just looking for a couple-ty hours of gameplay from GoC. I'd like to see a new storyline tooOriginally Posted by Nalhp5
[B]How does the combat work in GOC? I noticed that you mentioned changing tactics, but like what kind of warriors can you chose, and what do they do, (benefits etc)
When does Valkyrie Profile Lenneth come out in the us and where can i get more info on it?
Oh, you get like knights and archers etc. There are actually a lot of different units depending on your faction. There's TONS of enemy unit types thoughOriginally Posted by Nalhp5
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth US release date is going to be announced this year. I'm estimating sometime near the end of 2006. Maybe earlier. Here's a link for images. http://media.psp.ign.com/media/788/788783/imgs_1.html
O ok. So you would say that the game depends on strategy more then it does... button pressing skills?
There's like nearly NO "button pressing skills" required. It's all tactics and strategyOriginally Posted by Nalhp5


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