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March: Summary and book reviews of March by Geraldine Brooks
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All Other Nights
by Dara Horn In this eagerly-awaited third novel, award-winning author Dara Horn brings us page-turning storytelling at its best. Layered with meaning, All Other Nights presents the most American of subjects with originality and insight -- and the possibility of reconciliation that might yet await us.
Cold Mountain
by Charles Frazier A magnificent love story, Cold Mountain is the tale of a wounded Confederate soldier, Inman, who walks away from the ravages of the war and back home to his pre-war sweetheart. These are 2 of the 5 readalike suggestions for March. Members have full access to all readalikes. If you are a member, please login. To find out more about membership, click here.

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Homage to Yvonne Loriod A tribute to Messiaen's wife, muse, and preeminent interpreter
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The New Hampshire-born pianist Matthew Odell began his studies at the age of 10 and has since won acclaim for performances of a wide range of repertoire as a solo recitalist, soloist with orchestra, and chamber musician. He has been hailed as "excellent" by the New York Times and "brilliant . . . playing with total commitment and real abandon" by Gramophone. Recent concerts have including such diverse projects as Messiaen's Des canyons aux étoiles. . . with Maestro David Robertson and the Juilliard Orchestra for the reopening of Alice Tully Hall, a performance in the New York Philharmonic's Stravinsky Festival, and solo recitals of Messiaen's Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant-Jésus. He also performed works for piano and orchestra by Berio and Messiaen with the AXIOM Ensemble and completed a six-concert tour of Taiwan with the Hampton Trio.
In addition to performances in Weill Recital Hall and Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, and the 92nd Street Y in New York, Mr. Odell has appeared at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., in Boston, Chicago, Paris, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Taipei, Taiwan, and Helsinki, Finland. He has also performed at the Aspen Music Festival, New York's Focus! Festival, the La Gesse Festival in Toulouse, France, Nuits musicales and Concerts du cloître in Nice, France, and the Rohm International Music Festival in Kyoto, Japan.
A passionate advocate of the music of our time, Mr. Odell frequently premieres works written for him. He has performed contemporary repertoire with the New Juilliard Ensemble, the AXIOM Ensemble, and the American Art Song Festival, a group he founded in 2004. In addition, he has also worked with many prominent composers, including Pierre Boulez, John Corigliano, Mark Adamo, and Robert Aldridge. Mr. Odell's affinity for the music of Olivier Messiaen has been seen in performances of his Couleurs de la cité céleste with the Peabody Camerata, Des canyons aux étoiles . . . and Sept Haïkaï with the AXIOM ensemble, the Quartet for the End of Time in Alice Tully Hall, numerous songs and other chamber works, and an ongoing project of Messiaen's complete works for solo piano. Recent recitals include a program of the music of Messiaen and his students and a recital of music premiered and championed by Messiaen's wife, Yvonne Loriod.
Mr. Odell is a founding member of the Hampton Trio, a group actively involved in presenting outstanding pieces from the established repertoire alongside newly-commissioned works. Mr. Odell's special love of the art song repertoire has resulted in countless recitals with singers from around the world. Recent performances include the complete songs of Samuel Barber and Henri Duparc at Lincoln Center, Wolf's Italienisches Liederbuch, and Rorem's Evidence of Things Not Seen. He serves on the coaching faculty of the Académie internationale d'été de Nice in France and has performed in the Marilyn Horne Foundations's festival The Song Continues at Carnegie Hall.
Mr. Odell currently teaches at both The Juilliard School and Bard College. In 2010 he graduated with a doctoral degree from The Juilliard School, where he studied with Margo Garrett, Jonathan Feldman, and Brian Zeger. He studied further with Marian Hahn at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, graduating Pi Kappa Lambda with both a master of music degree and a graduate performance diploma in piano performance. He also worked with Karl-Heinz Kämmerling at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, with Ann Schein at the Aspen Music School, and in master classes with Leon Fleisher, Richard Goode, Ian Hobson, Martin Isepp, Peter Hill, and the Tokyo String Quartet.
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Erdbeeren und Piraten
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Die Royal Navy und die Ordnung der Welt 1770–1860
(The Royal Navy and World Order 1770-1860)
2. Edition 2012
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This is the first study in German concerning the role of the British Royal Navy in the general European expansion abroad during the 18th and 19th centuries. In the early years of the 19th century the Royal Navy was a major force on all seas. It served not only as an instrument of conducting maritime warfare, but also had the responsibility of turning the wilderness of Tasmania into a veritable garden as well as teaching the pirates of Malaysia the merits of agriculture. This was all part of a global maritime strategy that served as the basis for Great Britain´s imperial goal to maintain world power. Julia Angster describes here not only the military background, but also touches on the civil and political history of the Royal Navy and its role in the non-European world of its time.


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Rotting Corpse
The Demos
Rotting Corpse was an old thrash band that were peers with Pantera in the late eighties Texas metal scene, but don't let that lead you astray as they sound nothing like them. The Demos is a collection of their four demos spanning from 1986 to 1990, hands down the heyday period for thrash. It's done in chronological order and it's pretty impressive to see their growth from a slower, no frills Show No Mercy era Slayer to a speedy, technical almost hardcore band.
The first demo is the least distinctive and worst produced of the bunch so it's more of a testament to their not so inspiring beginnings than a true example of the band. What it does is set the stage for what's to come. You can hear the heavy Slayer influence in the dive bomb solos and many of the chugging riffs and this influence stays strong throughout their entire career.
Their second demo, consisting of four songs, is my personal favorite. Even though it's only one year later you can tell Reign In Blood had come out because these songs are faster and more brutal with plenty of wailing whammy bar solos and tight, groove laden thrash riffs. You can also hear their first flirting with double bass here but it doesn't play a big part until their last demo.
The third demo is just two songs with one being a re-recorded version of a song off the previous one. This is weird because the quality on this one is far worse than the prior demo version but I'm sure it's only on here so some lame record collector scum doesn't say this album doesn't have ALL their demo songs.
Last and definitely not least is their 1990 material. Once again this is a huge leap from their prior material in terms of technical ability and aggression. Even more so than before, the songs here absolutely reek of Slayer inspired solos some of which, like Bono says, are even better than the real thing. While the solos stayed consistent a lot of the thrash grooves from their earlier songs are mercilessly paved over by an almost non-stop metal/hardcore attack. You know the one: snare drum then kick drum then snare drum as fast as you can. That's not to say there's not some great thrash riffing found here and there but these guys were definitely going for speed above all else. Rounding out this demo is re-recorded versions of their first three song demo which turns out better than expected given the source material. They all get updated with their faster, double bass hardcore approach with the best example being their theme song "Rotting Corpse" which absolutely slays from start to finish, easily the angriest, fastest cut on the record.
If I had known about this band back in the day I would have definitely given their cassette a spin on my bright yellow sports walkman with sweet dual outputs. That's not to say they're in the upper echelons of the thrash metal elite, especially since they're competing in the golden era of the genre, but there's definitely some strong vintage thrash material here worth a look for fans of that period. So if you're sick of all the metalcore out these days and long to bang your head to the sounds of yore, this is a thrashtastic period piece from an overlooked band.


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The Athens Diamond Homtel is a small boutique homtel that opened its doors in May 2010. It aims to attract people who appreciate quality and provide for the demanding guest. The Athens Diamond homtel consists of 20 luxurious suites and rooms. Every room/suite has its own character and is elegantly decorated for guests who seek exclusive accommodation.
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The York City School District's worst case budget scenario, the nightmare that the last school board president warned of during the last budget crisis, was laid out in blunt terms Monday night.
And it's not just a scenario.
At this point, it's just about the only option.
City school officials plan on eliminating next year's $19 million deficit by slashing administrators, teachers, sports, art, gym and more, according to the most updated budget details.
While some details were previously revealed, business consultant James Duff said the teacher union's decision not to accept wage concessions and the state indicating more funding isn't coming has the district more seriously considering these options:
* Eliminating half-day kindergarten. The district already had proposed cutting full-day kindergarten to half-day kindergarten. This would cut it entirely, as the state does not require districts to offer that grade.
* Eliminating all sports. That includes eliminating the athletic director position held by Chaz Green and the athletic staff.
* Eliminating guidance counselors and the bilingual counselor positions
* Eliminating K-12 art and K-8 gym; those subjects would have to be taught by classroom teachers.
* Eliminating the gifted seminar teacher position
* Eliminating K-12 choir and band
* Requiring staff to work four-day, eight-hour weeks in the summer, which would save the district $278,500 in salary
* Eliminating all stipend positions, which includes anything teachers get paid for beyond the classroom York City Superintendent Deborah Wortham repeatedly emphasized the latest proposed budget is not finalized.
All of those options, outlined on page 3 of the budget worksheet, would help get a total savings of $3.35 million in next year's budget.
"By some miracle, we need to find some funding for page 3," Wortham said. "Page 3 is about educating the whole child."
"Right now, there is no other option," Duff said.
"Right now, nothing is irreversible," Wortham soon followed, trying to remind the school board some of the items could be saved.
Other cuts: But all those page 3 cuts still leave about $16 million left to make up. A 17 percent property tax hike would bring in about $4.7 million. That proposed mill rate hike takes the rate from 31.0778 to 36.3943 mills.
The K-8 restructuring Wortham has proposed would need to happen in order to balance the budget, too. By consolidating the elementary and middle schools, the district can eliminate the middle school principals, 28 K-6 teachers and nine other professional positions such as librarians. It would save York City about $3.2 million.
The district already recently announced it had told 50 teachers they would be laid off as of July 1. Another round of layoffs is expected, according to the district.
Teachers aren't the only ones affected.
The proposed cuts also call for two assistant superintendent positions to be eliminated. The school security officer position also would be cut, as well as several other central office positions.
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Thread: Zulfadli Zulkifli
Right now, he stills need to maintain his attitude and performance on court
It would be interesting to see this guy clash with Viktor Axelsen in the WJC
Congratulations to Zulfadli Zulkifli for being Asia's best junior.
It is noteworthy that hero ZZ (macam Zoro ) managed to do it almost all on his own, with only the help of his dad who may not even be a qualified coach?
What it means is that ZZ must have worked very hard "independently". So with proper guidance and training support, he should be able to do better.
My wish is for ZZ to win the World title and indeed Viktor Axelsen of Denmark must be his strongest opponent. VA has been very impressive during the S'pore Open and he even beat veteran Wong CH and Bao CL. On top of this, the legendary Morton Frost has been seen by his side during the SO.Last edited by Loh; 07-11-2011 at 06:25 AM.
VA is many rungs higher.
Zulfadli Zulkifli is ranked 146 positions below Viktor Axelsen
Hope that Zulfadli Zulkifli can get more experience by participating in more tournaments. I just had a look at their latest BWF rankings (2011 Week 27) released on 07-July-2011.
Over the last 12 months;
Viktor Axelsen has participated in 13 tournaments and he is now ranked at No.34.
Zulfadli Zulkifli has participated in 7 tournaments and is ranked at a low No.180.
Source: http://bwfcontent.tournamentsoftware...=472&p=1&ps=50
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Will Zulfadli Zulkiflis feat show he can be an able replacement for Lee Chong Wei?
Will Zulfadli Zulkiflis feat show he can be an able replacement for Lee Chong Wei?
Zulfadlis achievement in India has in a way raised concern over the junior programme in BAM especially in the Singles department.
He has been successful when many other BAM shuttlers had failed. Over the last few years, three shuttlers Mohd Arif Abdul Latif, Iskandar Zulkarnain Zainuddin and Loh Wei Sheng froze in their respective final appearances and settled for the runner-up spots in the Asian junior meet.
The success of an outsider surely raises many questions on what has been happening inside BJSS.
Source: http://thestar.com.my/sports/story.a...365&sec=sports
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KUALA LUMPUR: Three points were made clear when youngster Zulfadli Zulkifli accomplished the historic feat of becoming Malaysias first boys singles badminton champion at the Asian Junior Championships in Lucknow, India on Sunday.
Firstly, his breakthrough showed that there are talents in Malaysia to take over the mantle from world No. 1 singles shuttler Lee Chong Wei, who plans to slow down after the London Olympic Games next year.
Yesterday, the 18-year-old Zulfadli raised a glimmer of hope for a better future in the singles department when he beat Indias Verma Sameer 21-15, 21-17 to end Malaysias agonising 14-year wait for the elusive title.
He has put himself as one of the strong contenders to become the countrys first singles champion at the World Junior Championships, which will be held in Taiwan in October.
Chinas current stars like Lin Dan, Chen Jin, Chen Long and South Koreas Park Sung-hwan all went on to have successful senior careers after winning the Asian junior title and hopes are high for Zulfadli to follow suit.
With proper guidance and grooming Zulfadli can be Malaysias flag bearer in all major tournaments leading to the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil .
This is a great start for me. I hope to achieve more good results. I still have a long way to go but I am determined to work hard in my mission to become the countrys top player said Zulfadli.
Secondly, Zulfadlis win is also seen as a big boost for independent shuttlers and clubs. Clubs and private badminton academies will now be more motivated to continue with their efforts to produce champions to complement the work done by the Bad*min*ton Association of Malaysia (BAM).
The lanky Zulfadlis win is unique in a way because he did not come through the BAMs centralised training system. In fact, he benefited mainly from his father Zulkifli Sideks personal coaching and also due to some short stints with state teams. He was also lucky that KL Rackets (KLRC) funded him for local and international tournaments.
His breakthrough certainly gives hope to those aspiring shuttlers who had failed to make the yearly selection into the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS), where the BAMs best juniors are housed.
Finally, Zulfadlis achievement in India has in a way raised concern over the junior programme in BAM especially in the singles department.
He has been successful when many other BAM shuttlers had failed. Over the last few years, three shuttlers Mohd Arif Abdul Latif, Iskandar Zulkarnain Zainuddin and Loh Wei Sheng froze in their respective final appearances and settled for the runner-up spots in the Asian junior meet.
The success of an outsider surely raises many questions on what has been happening inside BJSS.
Do they have the right coaches to groom the singles players? Are the right singles players selected into the BJSS? Are the international exposures enough for the juniors in BJSS to toughen them up mentally? What gets priority in BJSS studies or sports?
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I read that his dad is another Sidek?
If so, and with his background as ex-Thomas cupper, he would have the experience and skill to impart to ZZ.
Although KLRC is helping in his training, a much stronger and more extensive network like BAM would be able to give ZZ an extra punch. In any case, BAM has sung high praises of him as a suitable replacement for LCW.
ZZ is now carrying quite a heavy "load" on his tender shoulders and he should welcome whatever help that he can get from BAM, apart from KLRC. But it seems he has the passion and commitment to improve further, indeed a necessary ingredient to become a champion.
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Tuesday July 12, 2011
Asian junior champion Zulfadli is very down to earth
By KNG ZHENG GUAN
SEPANG: A victorious Zulfadli Zulkifli returned home yesterday together with the rest of the national juniors after the Asian Junior badminton championship outing at Lucknow, India and is now looking forward to the Kedah Open which begins tomorrow at Alor Setar.
The 18-year-old KL Rackets (KLRC) shuttler created history when he became the first Malaysian shuttler to win the boys singles title at the Asian Juniors which ended on Saturday.
Zulfadlis achievements were made even more remarkable considering the fact that he was never a part of the Badminton Association of Malaysias (BAM) training system having been coached personally by his father, Zulkifli Sidek, since he was four.
Having done what other BAM shuttlers such as Mohd Arif Abdul Latif, Iskandar Zulkarnian Zainuddin and Loh Wei Sheng have failed in the past, Zulfadli is certainly destined for greater heights in the future.
But for now, the lanky Zulfadli, who described winning the Asian Juniors as a dream come true is keeping his feet firmly on the ground and will shift his focus to the Kedah Open.
Im very happy to have won because it was my last year as a junior and to create history for Malaysia makes it even sweeter. However I plan to stay focused and not get carried away because this is only the start, said Zulfadli at the KLIA after being greeted with a warm welcome by his mother and two brothers yesterday morning.
It was a tremendous feat and I really have to thank my sponsors KLRC and Ashaway for supporting me along the way as well as my dad for being my coach. Im also grateful to the BAM and the National Sports Council (NSC) for allowing me this opportunity.
Next on my agenda will be the Kedah Open but I do not have a specific target because I am quite tired after the hectic schedule. But I will be giving it my best nonetheless, said Zulfadli.
Zulfadli will not have it easy at all in the Kedah Open as he is drawn to meet Iskandar in the first round.
If he gets through he will have to face former national shuttler and KLRC sparring partner, Mohd Hafiz Hashim in the second round while a win could then pit him against Arif in the quarter-finals.
World No.1 Lee Chong Wei who is the top seed and heavily favoured to win the Kedah Open without much difficulty is also drawn in Zulfadlis half of the draw.
Meanwhile, BAM secretary Ng Chin Chai who was with the junior team in Lucknow spoke highly of Zulfadlis talent and maintained that BAM would always welcome Zulfadli into their fold should he decide to take up on their offer.
Zulfadli is an amazing talent but he can be even better. Right now he should focus on the junior circuit first instead of over-exerting himself in other senior tournaments considering this is his last year and we would like to see him win the World Juniors too
Throughout the few days in India, I have did my best on advising Zulfadli in the benefits of joining the BAM and now its all up to him whether he wants to join or not, said Chin Chai.
Advertising, lol this Ng CC. As for Zulfadli, personally I prefer he remains independent, just get another coach. WCH after he retires..., Misbun now is freeLast edited by eaglehelang; 07-11-2011 at 10:34 PM.
ZZ now can feel the pressure already. To replace DLCW maybe too high for him, at least at this moment.
Ng Chin Chai is perhaps thinking that BAM is the best training ground for Zulfadli
I agree with you, eaglehelang.
I see 3 reasons;
(1) When Zulfadli is doing well, why change those who supported him (his sponsors; KLRC and Ashaway, and his coach: his dad)? IMHO, he should stay as he is, when things are working well for him.
(2) When Zulfadli stays as he is, he is showing a sign that he is thankful for KLRC and Ashaway and his dad, who have helped him all along.
(3) When Zulfadli remains independent, he is playing mainly for himself, as a player; without the extra pressure that he feels he has to play well for his teammates.
IMHO, Zulfadli, as an independent player, can later move to train in other countries, for example; in China, Indonesia, Denmark, etc......
Independent coaches do move from country to country to coach. It's about time that independent players get to move from country to country to be coached. This is not new; it's happening for other sports like in Squash, Tennis, Cycling, Soccer, Golf, etc, etc...
Ng Chin Chai is perhaps thinking that BAM is the best training ground to help Zulfadli to play better. But I am sure that many BCers won't agree with him.
I think there are limits to what KLRC and Ashaway and even his dad can do compared to what BAM can offer.
Don't forget ZZ is successful at only this junior level. The senior level which ZZ aspires to will be a different ball game. Other countries will also look after their own national interest and will not be easily predisposed to accept ZZ into their training programs.
We have mentioned VA as the young rising western star presumably well attended to by the Danish national badminton association and having Morten Frost on hand as coach. So are ZZ's Indian counterparts. It will be ill-advised of ZZ if he is not taking advantage of BAM's vast resources to help him achieve his goal. For the present there is not much pride or gain for ZZ to continue in his so-called "independent" ways. IMO he will not stand a chance against VA, the giant Viking.
the training he can get and facility is better,but worst management compare to now
so i suggest he can join bam for training,but not to under bam,just like how rexy let gan/tan,chong/lee train with the md
Other countries will also look after their own national interest
You are thinking of receiving training from coaches from National Associations. I am not thinking of it this way. One can train with professional coaches not under the umbrella of National Associations. To name a few, we have Zhao JinHua, Mulyo Handoyo, Misbun Sidek, etc, etc......
Zulfadli can even come to Australia to train under me.


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Thank you Abby for the review on Donks. I have heard about it but probably never would have gone there. Now I cant wait to go. It was fun reading your article.
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How adorable...as my new 70 year old Grandpa announced at breakfast the day after he married my Grandma, "there may be snow on the roof, but my furnace us still burning!"
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Aside from the Jr High humor, not an entirely bad article. I DO wish Miss White had written it a bit more serious as both firearms AND self-defense (especially for women) are indeed serious subjects. Writing in this style is why kids pick up loaded guns, play with them & point them at one another (as if a toy) & pull the trigger.
At least Miss White didn't show all gun owners as mouth-breathing retards, unlike most Scene articles. I do wonder where her other range experience was as I don't recall a "strip mall range" in MidTN. Would that possibly be Gun City?
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@AnglRdr: The firing ranges lack of due diligence? You're going to blame the firing range for mishaps that occur there because of an individual's actions? With such logic we should blame the state for accidents that happen on public roads. Or stadium owners for sports injuries. Is no one personally responsible for themselves? Let's blame the air lines for providing a venue for hijackers. Geez, lady, let's blame apartment owners for providing an apartment for burglars to break into. But don't blame the person actually responsible.
I blame things on being blonde every day. Thanks for understanding.
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As one may have guessed, this roleplay is not focusing on being the 'good guys' of the roleplay. Rather, you are the evil overlord you have always been trying to beat (in other, more archetypal stories) during the course of the roleplay. The world we have now has known war, yes...but never against the likes of Keepers or their minions. Still, these humans know the land, have strength in great numbers, and most have gained magical powers in order to better adapt to their environments. They won't be defeated too easily, at least not at first.
Your real problem, after establishing yourself, lies with your fellow Keepers, as we are not a very organized or friendly group, and have always been known to fight each other. We're also not so easy to take down.
This is the latest in a line of Dungeon Keepers Roleplays, which I along with another user are migrating over to here from another forum. Dungeon Keepers is about being that powerful evil overlord trying to conquer the world, building an evil lair and mighty army of your own design, possessing great magical power and trying to compete against other Keepers. All the while there's sure to be some greater power at work trying to tear the universe apart. What you do with that is up to you. It's great fun, I assure you.
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I read on here in multiple threads that Sony charges developers for space on the PSN. WIth the Rock Band Network being able to upload 10 songs a day? Seems that could add up quickly. It's things like this and probably a few others that factor it to the actual decision and made it a no brainer to choose XNA.
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DarkLightHitomi wrote: Since making judgements by looks is a bad policy in reality... You keep claiming this...I guess I don't see this as the truism you do. All we have is sensory input to make judgements...and judging by the size of our visual cortex in relation to the other sensory processing centers...we as humans are specialized in using our vision. So, are you claiming we should not be making judgements at all? If so, should we just abandon any semblance of meaningful behaviour since we are not allowed to make conclusions about our environments?
But those things should also effect people on the ground. My non-flying bard should have to worry about "Wind, air currents, creatures in the air, other players, traps, skill/ability based" in addition to the ground -based content..so you are still bypassing all the things limited to the ground. The other two, "time limits, range limits" are not content or challenges, they are simply limitations to your content defeating abilities.
Yes, I am asking for some stereotypes to be used to communicate information about that character. I want a high-STR character to have an above average muscle tone/mass. I want a high-DEX character to have a smooth rolling gait and perhaps some distinctive static actions. Likewise, perhaps high-IQ characters, when not being actively controlled by their characters make bend down and appear to sample the ground/wall. Etc...I see nothing wrong with this. Speaking of which, I would have no problem compromising with these static emotes. Let you look like what you want (although I much prefer characters only have options available that are reasonable for their "stats"), and give me what I want through these static emotes. As I said, I am open to other solutions, I had not yet thought of any.
Well, I am a huge fan of a consistent and logical world (with reasonable causality) as opposed to realism for realisms sake. However, our ideas of reality are drawn from our understandings of the consistency and logic of the world. What I am actually asking for is for the consequences of ones decisions and state of being to have some effect on an avatars visage. I am not asking for this as a means of stereotyping or pigeonholing people...I want visual ques that represent all the things we are able to perceive in RL...that makes RL so much richer, for the sole goal of making the virtual world more rich. If it were possible to have my computer replicate pheromones, smells, voices, and all the other identifying features real people have, then I would be arguing to let everyone look like whatever they want....and just have those things logically bound to stats. Since they are not in game, I still want those clues albeit in the only way we have possible, visually via the avatar.
Kakafika wrote:
avari3 wrote: Actually, (for non-cleric abilities/spells) I think Björn had it right...at least as far as PfO goes.
My only concern with removing flying is that it removes a huge portion of those obstacles...and those obstacles are the content. All the things I have read that suggest new obstacles for flying are all obstacles that should also be there for people not flying as well...so the end result of flying, nullifying content.
So, amusingly we have illustrated that half of the people in this debate believes nature trumps nurture and the other half the opposite. Personally, after reading how goblins were created, I tend to support the nature > nurture position and that Evil behaviour (destruction and mayhem) is inherent to being a goblin. I think their brains are wired such. These behaviours activate the pleasure centers of their brains, reinforcing that behaviour. I agree a Good deity could probably rewire a goblin or few, but then they would no longer be goblins, imo. And then, as Ryan says, if you make something available to the players, everyone will do it...it will no longer be the rare creature that all the nurture > nature people are asking for. GW/Paizo, please do not cheapen your iconic beasties.
Randomdays wrote:
I agree with you totally. All problems should have a variety of solutions...but if you do not have a solution (or cannot think of one) you do not get past that point. Also, I agree someone should be able to go get a solution if possible, but here is where we need to remember that most dungeons will be temporary affairs created when found. I was using climbing as an example case.
SOrry, I think most of you are missing the point. No, CHA (as an example) does not necessarily tie to appearance...but it does tie to something(s) that makes you more able to influence people. These somethings might be pheromones, voice quality, posture, demeanor, body language, color of tie, or even appearance...whatever this something is, the most efficient way to replicate it (or the lack of it) is through visual markers on your avatar. Your appearance/gait/posture/body type/musculature/etc is a marker for these things. If someone has a better way, I am excited to read it. For the record, I have always argued that there should be customization within the ranges set by those conditions. I have not (and nor has anyone that I have seen) argued that these features should be the sole determiner of one's appearance. A
Keovar wrote: Yeah, it is called consequences of your choices. I don't see the problem illustrated by your sarcasm, I would call that a feature that enables everyone to be good at something. Keovar wrote: Opps, thanks for the correction...point still stands. Keovar wrote: I have two problems with this, one) lighting is handled client-side with all current games...there is no reason it must be this way, and two) the point was the ability to utilize branches (hence z-axis), the dark and gloomy was only atmosphere. Keovar wrote: When it comes to negating the huge effort to make the ground game work as intended....yes. Keovar wrote: I am obviously not against a very limited flight/levitation as illustrated here. Do I want to see Golarion look like Aseroth with flying mounts everywhere...no. Keovar wrote: As above. Keovar wrote: As above. Keovar wrote: I was only illustrating a point, in the specific case given, those spells would also have the desired results, an open portcullis. Either way, the effect is still that certain challenges have to be met of you do not get past. Jameow wrote: But also creatures. It annoys me seeing a harpy that flies 3ft of the ground, a harpy would fly up and swoop down, not come charging at you hovering just above the ground. Very good point, I agree that flying creatures should have a vertical pathing.
Andius wrote:
This makes one wonder where the goblin was able to receive training for his/her Paladin skills.
Randomdays wrote:
Awesome point, I would much rather see time spent making climbing and swimming available to all characters (to varying degrees based on skill/badges and encumbrance) than flying. Likewise, I would like to see non-combat and non-flight uses of magic, such as teleport, within visual range. This plays into much earlier discussions about the types of non-combat challenges we would like to see in dungeons. I hope cave systems are not 2-dimensional, I hope dark, gloomy forests have trees with branches...I hope progression is not linear, here is the beginning of the dungeon, here is the end...instead let us explore the dungeon as we are able. Did not bring either a grappling hook or wizard with teleport (or other similar effects), well you do not get to see what is down the wing of the cavern with the entrance 30ft off the cavern floor. Don't bring a rogue who can pick locks? Well you do not get to get past the part with the ancient portcullis. Etc...Etc... Good call Randomdays.
I have not read anything that suggests all (or even any) members of a CC sponsored by a settlement have to be residents of that settlement. So, I think I have to agree with Blaeringr on this one. I would really like clarification on this point because it has huge organizational implications. To answer your questions Blaeringr, I do not think there should be basic mechanical advantages. I hope there are options available to allow the greater organization to create/set benefits such as tax breaks, storage options, housing options, contract access, etc for official members only as a means of incentive to get people to join...as the greater organization sees fit.
While I appreciate the gesture...and accept the apology if it makes you feel better. In my case it is entirely unnecessary. Usually, we are offering opinions for GW to use in making their own decisions about game design. As such, I am glad there is a plurality of opinions and more importantly, whatever arguments/justifications we can each make for our respective positions. And...I have found that I do not know what it is, by my particular style of forum writing tends to "inflame passions"...or just piss people off. At this point I just accept it as an inevitable response to my posts and try to step away when it occurs. I actually blame myself...how can so many who I have upset...and who are otherwise friends be wrong.
Jameow wrote:
I disagree, especially if GW uses something equivalent to the point buy system to choose initial stats, there will always be the min/maxers who are only out to optimize for a single use/class/stat. With the point buy system I use for my PnP, the only way it is reasonably possible for base character (no races) to have an attribute of 18 is to take penalties on other stats...like Raistlin Majere, INT 18/19, STR 8/9, CON 8/9. I actually think more people would choose class/function based extremes than balanced.
Interesting. I suppose that highlights a difference between us, I envision a playstyle and everything else including appearance evolves from that based upon needs and eventually story. You envision an appearance (and story?) and evolve everything else including playstyle from that. I guess it is just a difference of tastes.
Jameow wrote:
No, I gave myself two options...the other being protection. I would end up a light armor wearer so I can wear long ropes/hood/goggles, etc. for when I do play during the day. Hence, my character's development was not hindered, the environment helped shape it. Maybe I would choose a profession that relied on stealth so I could do my "work" at night. As for "most efficient builds"...I enjoy a spreadsheet as much as the next guy, but I am always the one trying to find alternate uses for my class...tell me I have to have a certain build to be effective and I will never utilize that build or anything like it. And again I must disagree. In current MMOs, even with all the sliders you have two types of characters, mains who all look identical because they are the epitome of beauty/masculinity...and alts which either follow the same template as mains or end up at the other extreme...all of them. So, it seems giving people choices actually ends up in less variation; to me any ways...but we are just tossing out opinions right?
For me? I enjoy RPing, even if in action only. If I felt the need to play an albino, yes I would either play at night or protect myself sufficiently. This for me would be the the challenge of playing that role. And I do RP to face challenges that are outside the realm of my mundane world...so that would be my reason for playing. Or maybe I did not understand your question...
Jameow wrote: I don't agree, because that has no real bearing on musculature. A blacksmith might have hulking arms, a fencer, acrobat and sailer might have very strong legs, while only having moderate arm strength, yet stats wise have the same strength, how do you reflect that? There's no reason they couldn't have started from the same body type. So really for me, I just don't think that sort of stats based influence works very well when translated to appearance. Sure, and this is a simple problem of limited information for simplification of a system...in this case either the PnP game or MMO. We do not keep track of the strength or mass of each muscle in the body...as would be necessary to truly address your concerns. In any case it would be a simplification...but the goal again is to transmit information about your character to the rest of the world via visual clues. I for one am up for listening to better ideas on how this could be done.
DarkLightHitomi wrote:
I do and I don't. I can understand your desire to have something you have set the way you want it...to stay as you want it. I however must disagree for myself. I want as close to a living breathing character as I can get. I want the world to affect my character as I am able to effect the world. To me, the two go hand in hand...my greatest fear with PfO is limitations in my ability to affect the world. I guess to me it just feels unbalanced to not also have the world shape my character as I am trying to shape the world. And, likewise, I want to be able to see hints about how others have shaped their in game environment and in turn their environment has shaped them (since this is really one mutual shaping). I am an artist, I spend a lot of time on deviantART checking out people's ideas of perfection. I would prefer PfO characters tell me about the players choices and behaviours in game then their nubile fantasies or ideal masculinities (not aimed at anyone here, just a common case).
For myself, I hope it was never taken that I was arguing that appearance should only be based on stats and in-game actions. I hope they allow us the ability to choose within a logical range...either fundamentally based off our stats and/or modified my our actions/accomplishments. A human male fighter should be able to be a 5ft 5inch scrawny guy with zero percent body fat and toned muscle...or a 6 foot 7 inch obese guy...the obese guy still has that toned muscle...it is just not visible under the "natural armor". I am simply arguing a STR 18 guy should have well-developed muscles, always. I hope there are also sliders that allow you to customize this with amount of fat, height, thickness, etc...all within lore tolerances, but fully customization. The difference is that a STR 8 character would not have access to a build that was all bulging muscles, and this is irrelevant to whether the STR 18 guy who does have access decided to minimize or hide the appearance of the bulging muscles they have access to. So, I see the argument that this will make everyone the same, very narrow visioned and inaccurate. There is a multitude of other variables that can be added to the system and still use this consequence based appearance system.
Valkenr wrote: Sure they do, even if the implementation/mechanics are not the same, I understand what he was describing as how he thinks the mechanics for PfO should work. Since Ryan said PfO cap should be about equivalent to 12th level characters (I might be wrong here, but that just changes the scaling), suggesting an ability become available at about 6th level means half way through your levelling in the relevant archetype. Likewise, "flight time per level" can easily be understood in PfO terms as each additional merit badge or skill training track. I had no problem making the semantic equivalences.
Kevin C Jenkins wrote: Nope, I would I use the same argument for flask throwers and even some melee weapon uses such as whirlwind. If my character is swinging a single sword in non-acrobatic combat, I hope it is because he/she has the skill to use it and enough control to avoid hitting friends who might be fighting around him/her. Where I start having concerns is when people are tossing about splash weapons or other forms of AoE...and being selective with targets within the radius of effect. I just don't get it. (I would actually prefer it as you have said it...but asking for AoEs to be logical is pushing many too far.)
Totally agree, I hope there is a huge array of wearable items, the ability to mix and match as desired (or even layer pieces), and perhaps even the ability to customize pieces of clothing and armor. And this is all in addition to your previously mentioned hair styles and lore appropriate colors and tattoos. I would actually prefer all of this require getting in-game as opposed to at character creation. Let players be tailors/barbers/tattooists and allow them to make money off our desire to be unique.
DarkLightHitomi wrote:
Interesting, I have never heard of a half-gnome. Do you have lore precedence for gnomes being able to breed with the more mundane races?
Blaeringr wrote: It is stupid to use grenades or nukes in areas in which you are concerned about collateral damage. Consider that before using a fireball in town. If a wizard is that stupid, they deserve the full repercussions of their actions. I am however confused about points brought up by Blaeringr, while always evil, I thought killing others is only illegal in areas with laws...like civilized areas. I am not sure why using an AoE on anyone should tag someone criminal outside these zones (or in battlefields for that matter). The only repercussion you should have for nuking your buddies in battle is their anger later and the attrition of your army caused by you.
Andius wrote: In a game with Open World PVP making it require considerable time to retrain a fallen animal companion or familiar is just cruel to the classes who use them. This is exactly what I would like to see. But your claim of cruelty is assuming these classes are not viable without their companions...and that the act of catching and training an animal is not the "fun content" the person who chose that class signed up for. I would hope for the opposite to be true.
DeciusBrutus wrote: With finite development resources, it is a zero-sum system: Any time spent improving the UI for touchscreens is time not spent on something else. We can argue about when improving the UI for touchscreens is the best use of the finite time=money available, but I'm going to point to market penetration of touchscreen controls in PC gaming as my primary evidence. When touchscreens are or will shortly become as common as gamepads currently are on gaming PCs, then spending resources to provide specific support will be worthwhile. Hence, why I was suggesting they spend a little bit of time considering the benefits of optimization for touchscreen interfaces at the foundation of the system, so it always remains an option. Later, as the tech matures, they can implement it if they so decide. If they do not optimize it at this point, it will never be an option because the cost of redesigning the system to allow it would be prohibitive and as you suggest...at the cost of other things. But, as usual I am not sure if you are expressing an opinion (I do not trust my ability to discern what might be subtle connotations on your part), or just lecturing me on basic economics.


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