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Guest writer John Beamer looks at the technical developments at the Italian Grand Prix.
The fine balance involved in setting up a Formula 1 car was a major talking point at Monza as never before.
It all revolved around the decisions teams had to make about whether to run their F-ducts or not – and the fascinating split strategies employed by McLaren.
To duct or not to duct
The question going into the race was whether to use an F-duct or not?
First, a quick recap on how the device works. There are many implementations but McLaren were the pioneers. Look at the nose of the MP4-25 and you'll see a raised inlet by the 'F' of Vodafone – hence the moniker F-duct. Internally, McLaren calls the device the RW80.
Air enters the duct and routes thought a hole in the chassis where it exits into the cockpit. When the driver chooses he can close the cockpit exit, forcing air through the shark fin cover into a rear wing slot, which creates turbulent air and cuts downforce (disturbing air underneath the wing). Downforce induces drag, so this loss of downforce cuts drag allowing higher top speeds.
This comes at the cost of aerodynamic efficiency (measured as the ratio of downforce to drag). But that isn't an important factor when flying down Monza's 340kph straights.
Unfortunately for McLaren's rivals chassis are homologated at the start of the season which means the neat solution seen on the MP4-25 is difficult to replicate. The most common and effective alternative is a 'fluid switch' system, which is what Red Bull use.
Their inlet duct is fed from the airbox and splits in two – the lower section blows harmlessly under the rear wing while the second (upper section), when activated, blows air at the rear wing causing stall. A third (control) duct routes into the cockpit that allows the driver to activate the switch.
When 'off' air will blow into the cockpit through this third duct; when 'on' the air pressure inside the switch changes forcing air into the upper section which stalls the rear wing.
The McLaren conundrum
McLaren offered their drivers two striking different aerodynamic options. Surprisingly, they each chose differently: Button preferred the higher downforce wing with F-duct and Hamilton opted for a traditional Monza-style super-skinny rear wing.
Button's car wasn't much different from what was raced at Spa – the rear wing was identical. Hamilton's car had no F-duct or shark fin. This confirms McLaren's view is that the fin is aerodynamically marginal – its only purpose on the MP4-25 is to carry the F-duct to the rear wing.
A closer look at Hamilton's rear wing shows that McLaren simply updated last year's design. It was a slimline two-piece wing with the flap attached to the end plate with three raised gills which increase its efficiency.
The difference in top speed between the two set-ups was massive. Hamilton clocked 345kph (214.3mph) through the speed trap to Button's 330kph. However, Button could carry more speed through the corners, particularly the Lesmo bends, to reduce the deficit and arrive at an almost identical lap time.
One reason why Button opted to carry more downforce was that it was easier on his tyres. Graining, which is when the rubber forms balls on the tyre surface reducing grip (think of it as having a film of fluid between tyre and tarmac), is less likely if a car has more downforce, as the tyres slide less. However the additional drag meant Button had to carry more fuel causing him to brake fractionally earlier into the corners and making acceleration slightly slower.
Hamilton mooted that Button had chosen the better set-up after being out-qualified by his team mate. His first-lap crash meant we didn't get to compare the two solutions over a race distance.
Hamilton's final qualifying lap was compromised because he got too close to Webber not because of car set-up. Yes, the car slides around more but Lewis had shown all weekend there wasn't a hair's breadth between the two set-ups.
And in the race having an extra 15kph of top line speed, coupled with less fuel, would have been pretty handy to bag an overtake or two.
Through the speed trap the F10 topped out at 338kph – the same as the F60 managed the year before. The difference in lap time was half a second, which shows the benefit of the F-duct (although part of that lap gain is due to increased aerodynamic efficiency as part of normal development).
Ferrari bought two rear wings to Monza: the version that Massa ran at Spa and one with lower downforce – both cars raced the latter.
This featured a smaller main element and had no endplate gills in addition to a smaller F-duct channel. The slimmer wing required a lower volume of air to stall, hence the smaller F-duct outlet.
The Scuderia also introduced a new front wing featuring an almost flat main plane and a shallower flap/cascade combination. Together these produce a more aerodynamically efficient device – perfect for Monza.
A close look at the Ferrari endplates shows a lack of slot gaps like on the McLaren or Red Bull.
The slot gap is to allow air to bleed from outer part of the endplate underneath the plane and flap. This air carries more energy so keeps flow underneath the rear wing attached for more downforce. When running a shallow wing, like Ferrari did, the slot gaps hurt performance because airflow generally remains attached anyway and the slots just add drag.
After the success of Spa, where the team successfully introduced its F-duct, it was no surprise the device was retained for Monza.
For Monza Renault introduced another version of its much-developed front wing. The fiendishly complex endplate was simplified, but still had more detail than most other teams'. And although the wing retained the usual double flap (three elements in total) the cascade on the inner part of the endplate was deleted.
The upper flap had a 'V' etched into it. Air flowing over the front wing would be pulled under at the 'V' creating a vortex. This vortex has rotational energy that is directed towards the tyres (possibly the brakes) or floor to improve either brake cooling or downstream aero performance.
The remaining teams
Among the big teams Red Bull were notable for an absence of major aerodynamic upgrades. The Milton Keynes-based outfit ran a medium/low downforce package similar to what it raced at Spa, but it was almost as if the team passed on Monza in the knowledge it would be quick at the remaining circuits.
Toro Rosso bought its most significant upgrade of the year to Monza and debuted both an F-duct and a blown floor.
The blown floor was very similar to other teams' versions with exhausts exiting from low down below the back of the sidepod undercut. The gas blows inside the rear tyre over the diffuser and does not blow into the diffuser – that will likely come later, maybe next year for Toro Rosso.
The blown floor was raced but F-duct proved far more problematic. Point blank it didn't work – the device was effective at shedding drag but couldn't retain downforce when it was 'off'. The design is similar to that of sister outfit Red Bull.
Force India and Mercedes both opted to race without F-ducts – an indication that their respective devices aren't as effective as other teams'.
Mercedes first introduced a passive system and is the only established team that doesn't run a shark fin to pipe stall the rear wing. Instead the system routes through the rear wing endplate. In recent races Mercedes has introduced an active driver-controlled device but it wasn't raced at Monza.
HRT seldom get a mention in the technical review but it was the only team not to bring a lower downforce package to Monza – both Virgin and Lotus brought different specification wings. It gives an indication just how much the team is struggling for funds.
The team ratcheted the wings down to the lowest permissible angle and made do. In one sense if you're at the back of the grid it doesn't matter what wings are raced.
Monza saw the advent of the more stringent splitter deflection test. A 100kg weight can now be placed at any point along the front splitter rather than just at the central section (which is allowed to deflect by 5mm). This stops any lateral flex that may allow the front of the car to sink especially when cornering.
In addition articulated joints are outlawed and teams must use a 1m plank leading up to the splitter. This is to prevent a dual splitter which may be hinged with an articulated joint.
Before the introduction of the new tests most teams had a central stay attached to the chassis to ensure compliance. The stricter test saw teams employ a variety of solutions. Red Bull were publicly keen to show that the changes didn't affect them and their splitter fixing was visually unchanged. However, Red Bull failed the load test on Friday by a small margin, then passed the following day.
Counter-intuitively McLaren deleted its central fixing opting to strengthen the splitter. This suggests that the MP4-25's splitter may have had some lateral flex. Monza isn't a circuit where a hinged splitter will have a massive effect of performance.
Mercedes produced the most visually robust solution with an inverted 'V-style' joint to prevent any part of the splitter flexing. Although adding strength this disrupts airflow over the splitter to the floor and sidepods – Mercedes will likely adopt a neater solution for future races.
The European season has now finished and there are now only five fly-away races left. Singapore is next up and we can expect it to be the race where most teams bring their last major upgrade before dedicating most of their resources to the upcoming season. Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari are all due significant upgrades.
After two low downforce tracks (Spa and Monza) designers have had plenty of time in the wind tunnel to perfect their latest upgrades. However, given the closeness of the championship don't be surprised to see the top constructors continue to develop aggressively up to Brazil, which will likely compromise the beginning part of their 2011 campaigns. Ferrari, for instance, have reallocated resource back to the F10 after Alonso's victory last weekend.
Singapore is a classic street track – it's tight and bumpy and requires oodles of downforce. It should play to the strength of the RB6. The McLaren is uneven over the bumps and doesn't relish 'point and squirt' corners as much as its rivals. However, McLaren will have upgrades to the blown diffuser and we should see whether the new front wing and deflection tests have curbed Red Bull's speed.
Ferrari will be in the hunt too. The F10 rides the bumps well and performs exceptionally well under braking, which is important for Singapore where there are 23 medium/low speed corners. Come the end of the race we'll have a good idea whether the five-horse race will continue to Abu Dhabi or whether Red Bull still has a comfortable performance margin on high-downforce tracks.
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- Late front wing development on 2012′s fastest car
- Why covered cockpits and wheels may be F1′s future
- Top teams remain close as McLaren peg back Red Bull
- Red Bull boost diffuser performance with twin tunnels
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It seems like Kona coffee farmers can't catch a break. After dealing with the devastating coffee borer beetle for the past two years, Hawaii lawmakers are looking to pass House Bill 280 into law. House Bill 280 aims to change the requirements for labeling Kona coffee. Currently, Kona coffee growers are required by law to have their coffee inspected by the Department of Agriculture to certify the premium coffee's origins before labeling it Kona coffee. However, if House Bill 280 is signed into law, this mandatory measure will become a voluntary measure for Kona coffee growers.
Lawmakers pushed the bill through both the House and Senate in order to address the Department of Agriculture's shortage of staff. Due to extensive budget cuts, the Department of Agriculture has laid off all the coffee inspectors on the westside of the Big Island, except for one position.
If House Bill 280 is signed into law by Governor Abercrombie, coffee growers will be the ones verifying that the coffee they are selling is Kona coffee. To put this in context, this would be like having a child grade their own tests in school, without any teacher supervising that they actually graded it correctly and honestly.
Ultimately, the bill will increase the likelihood that consumers buying premium coffee labeled as Kona will not actually have any Kona coffee. The Kona Coffee Farmer's Association has already battled numerous businesses that label non-Hawaiian coffee as Kona coffee. The associations last battle was against Safeway improperly labeling coffee. While the Kona Coffee Farmer's Association's battle is far from over, these tight knit group of farmer's won't be going down without a fight.


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This hotel is located in Seabrook (NASA - Clear Lake), close to Kemah Boardwalk and Johnson Space Center - NASA. Area attractions also include Armand Bayou Nature Center and Space Center Houston.
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At Hampton Inn Houston NASA-Johnson Space Center, recreational amenities include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness facility. The hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24-hour business center.
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Hampton Inn Houston NASA-Johnson Space Center features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness facility. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting/conference room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measuring 1000 square feet (90 square meters) include banquet facilities. This Seabrook hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Guests planning to arrive outside of normal check-in hours are asked to contact the property in advance to arrange check-in. Please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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The University of Newcastle's Council met on Friday 22 May 2009 at the Central Coast campus. This communiqué provides information about key matters considered by the Council.
Report on External Review of Academic Senate
Professor Judyth Sachs, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Provost) at Macquarie University and Chair of the External Review Panel, presented to Council the final Report from the External Review of Academic Senate. The Report contains seven commendations and 28 recommendations to assist the University in revitalising the Academic Senate. The Council accepted the Report and endorsed its release for consultation. The Vice-Chancellor and President of Academic Senate have been asked to present feedback to Council at the July meeting with the aim of informing the development of an implementation plan for Council's approval.
The Report from the External Review of Academic Senate is available on the University's website at the Council website.
2009 Federal Budget Outcomes
The Vice-Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer briefed the Council on key outcomes of the 2009 Federal Budget - noting the announcement of $35 million for the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) Building and the Government's range of higher education initiatives in teaching, research and student support.
The Council discussed the potential impact of the 2009-2010 Budget announcements on the University's 2010-2012 financial projections. More detailed strategic planning discussions will be held in the coming months as the Government releases more details of funding to the higher education sector and the University develops its budget for 2010.
Re-appointment of Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Services)
The Council approved the re-appointment of Dr Sue Gould as Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Services) for a further five year term commencing on 6 July 2009. The Council warmly acknowledged the vital contribution that Dr Gould has made to the University of Newcastle in recent years.
City Campus Development - Working and Reference Groups
At its March meeting, the Council endorsed an aspiration to significantly expand the University of Newcastle's city campus. Following on from this, the Council considered and approved Terms of Reference for a Council Working Group to continue to provide advice on the development of a significantly expanded Newcastle City Campus.
In addition, Terms of Reference for the UON City Campus Development Reference Group were approved with the Chancellor, Conjoint Professor Trevor Waring AM, to chair a high-level, strategic advisory group consisting of senior University and community leaders.
Your Voice Action Plan - Final Report
Council considered the final report on the Your Voice Action Plan noting that 78% of actions have been completed, 15% have significantly progressed and only three actions remain to be progressed satisfactorily. Outstanding actions will be monitored by Executive Committee at the end of the year.
The Your Voice Action Plan - Final Report is available on the Human Resource Services website.
Status of Response to AUQA Audit Report
Council considered a status report on actions being taken since the release of the AUQA Audit Report in June 2008. The University is required to submit a 12-month progress report in June 2009, with a follow-up visit from the AUQA Panel Chair scheduled for July 2009. The report is available on the University's Planning, Quality and Reporting website.
Equity and Diversity Report
Council considered a report on the University's Equity and Diversity initiatives and achievements. The report highlighted the University's success in: delivering teaching and learning initiatives for students from non-English speaking backgrounds; ongoing support for students and staff with disabilities; being awarded a Citation as an Employer of Choice for Women for 2009; improved representation of women at senior levels of the organisation; and continued efforts to work with Indigenous students as well as high school students through a variety of programs.
The Equity and Diversity Report is available on the University's Council website.
Evaluation of Administrative Changes Since 2005
Council considered a report on the Evaluation of Administrative Changes at the University of Newcastle since 2005. The Evaluation Team found that the change management program resulted in a significant shift in the way the University approaches its business. The report highlighted that continuous improvement (phase three) is critically important to embedding change and ensuring long-term improvement at the University. The Evaluation Team identified two priorities - customer satisfaction and living within our means - as the defining features of how the University and its staff operate. An action plan to guide activity for the next 12 months has been drawn up.
The Summary Report on the Evaluation of Administrative Changes since 2005 is available on the Council website.
Dr Sue Gould
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Pittsfield Proposal Would Ban Foam Food Packaging
Environmental advocates are concerned about the use of polystyrene foam containers---most commonly used by restaurants as take out packaging. They say the foam does not break down in landfills, could cause pollution because it is made of petroleum and might produce toxins if incinerated. Foam materials are less expensive than paper products, making them attractive to restaurant operators. Rinaldo Del Gallo is a Pittsfield attorney who has asked the City Council to discuss the proposal. He says Great Barrington, which has banned foam packaging since 1990 has not seen any drop off in its restaurant business.
"If we can't make small small sacrifices like a small increase of like a penny or two for a cup of coffee, or, you know, having a paper and wax container to take your soup home instead of styrofoam, if we can't make those tiny small sacrifices for the environment, how are we going to make the big ones?"
But City Councilor Christopher Connell says he has heard from a number of Pittsfield business owners who say the change might hurt their bottom line. And he says such a measure would be difficult to implement on a city-by-city basis.
"I would like to see it done nationally. Once it's done nationally, what it does is it forces manufacturers to make the paper products or the replacements for the styrofoam containers more affordable especially for the small businesses."
The proposal will go before the Pittsfield City Council's Ordinance and Rules Committee next month.


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Joe Wolverton, II, J.D., who covered the UN Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) conference for The New American, warns after the end of the conference on Friday, March 28, that the global gun grab is on track. Though there was no consensus vote on the treaty, the treaty will be submitted to the General Assembly for a vote, and U.S. President Barack Obama has indicated he will sign it and submit it to the U.S. Senate for ratification.
(Media / UN Designs Behind Arms Trade Treaty)A report from the UN Arms Trade Treaty conference in New York City by Joe Wolverton on the threat posed to the Second Amendment by this new treaty.
(Media / Revolution by Treaty (Treaties vs. the Constitution))In this 1993 presentation, John F. McManus shows the Founding Fathers' intent on the proper role of treaties, and how treaties cannot override the Constitution.


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Over the past week, unauthorized horse meat has been discovered in a variety of products labeled as beef that were sold in supermarkets in countries including Britain, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany and Ireland.
In the UK, catering giant Compass Group and Whitbread, which owns hotels, coffee shops and restaurants, were the latest to say Friday that they had found horse DNA in certain beef products.
Whitbread said it was removing a meat lasagna and a beef burger from its menus and would work with the Food Standards Agency to implement a robust future testing regime.
"We are shocked and disappointed at this failure of the processed meat supply chain," it said in a written statement.
Compass Group said an affected burger from Rangeland Foods had been provided to some sites in Ireland and Northern Ireland where it holds the catering contract. It promised DNA testing across processed meat products in future.
NorgesGruppen in Norway also confirmed to CNN on Friday that horse meat had been found in frozen lasagna dishes in its stores.
"The analysis tells us that the lasagnas contained 60% or more horse meat," a spokeswoman said. "We have withdrawn up to 8,000 products last week. We are in talks with the factory, the French company Comigel."
Comigel was one of two French firms whose role in the scandal was highlighted at a news conference held by French authorities Thursday.
The other firm, Spanghero, should have known that the meat it labeled as beef was actually horse, French Consumer Affairs Minister Benoit Hamon said.
Spanghero was the first company to label the meat as beef, the minister said, adding that 750 tons of horse meat were involved over a period of at least six months.
Spanghero should have identified the meat as horse from its Romanian customs code, as well as its appearance, smell and price, he said.
Comigel also should have noticed anomalies in labeling of the meat it received, Hamon said.
A Spanghero representative told CNN the company had acted in good faith. "The company has never ordered horse meat and we never knowingly sold horse meat," the representative said.
The affair has been passed to the Paris prosecutor to be investigated as fraud, Hamon said. The offense is punishable by up to two years in prison and fines of up to €187,500 for the companies involved.
Hamon said there is no reason to doubt that the Romanian abattoir that supplied the horse meat was acting in good faith.
In another twist, UK inspectors said Thursday that horse carcasses contaminated with the equine painkiller bute may have entered the food chain in France. UK and French authorities are working to trace the horse meat, the Food Standards Agency said.
The meat industry was first thrust into the spotlight last month when Irish investigators found horse and pig DNA in hamburger products. The discovery of pig DNA in beef products is of particular concern to Jews and Muslims, whose dietary laws forbid the consumption of pork products. Jewish dietary laws also ban the eating of horse meat.


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Boston University will play in the Patriot League next season, and the Terriers have saved perhaps their finest women's basketball team for their final tour through the America East.
Coach Kelly Greenberg started three senior guards, including two-time conference player of the year Chantell Alford, and two junior forwards last night against Vermont at Case Gym, and the issue never was in doubt. The Terriers assumed first place in America East by rolling to a 58-30 victory against the Catamounts, their 10th straight win.
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Just wondering if anyone will be playing? I think it goes live on Friday but it is already open to past users as well as beta testers. I logged in last night and all of my characters were still there and my money as well as gear + resources. I subbed this game for 1.5 years and only stopped because I just didn't have the time but now that I can play for free I'll take advantage of that for sure. I play on Landroval btw. Main: Louchar
From what I have played, its a good game, one of the better MMO's on the market, and it has a unique casting system that works in tiers, it's at least worth a shot to see if you like it. And it's also nice that they keep supporting the games graphics unlike some other MMO's, they made the push to DX10, and now they are going to DX11, so they are backing their game with more than just content.
Why not explain rather than wait for someone to ask "what do you mean?" I think you mean that they paid to play it, I don't feel bad for them, and I doubt most players care. The game is very polished, and the developers keep adding great things, if someone didn't feel it was worth it to pay to play before, they just simply didn't, but if you did pay then, you felt it was worth it.
I dont think he needs to - everyone knows LotrO was subscription based. some people will be pissed off - I know of a fair few people that payed the one off £120 or £180 fee to have it 'free to play' for life. a lot of people put a lot of money into the game. but now its free to play they might feel duped.
If people want to write mini-reviews for games and put them in the gaming section, the mods have no problem with that. However, I personally would like to see someone start a thread in comments and feedback (or even here in the gaming section) so we can discuss a few details about what that kind of review should include. The reviews would not be moderated (eg. need to be approved before posting), and I would be happy to do some proofreading to help out once they are up. Not expecting the level of review that W1zz demands for the hardware reviews, it would just be nive to have some kind of consistancy in the format and at least a reasonable attempt at grammar and spelling Sorry for the hijack. Get back to the OP's topic.
The game still has a subscription service. $14.99 gets you the entire game as it was meant to be. free to play is supported by a micro transaction system and you do not have access to everything in the game. You have to use points to purchase some things. examples: A full subbed account can fast travel via the stables anywhere the stable goes for the normal in game money amount. The free acount can fast travel to most points but there is usually one point that requires a purchase of turbine points to unlock. Example 2: My L33 character is located in the North Downs right now. Because I'm using the free to play account I do not have access to quests in this area. (except for the ones I already had due to being a paid account prior) I can go to the turbine store and purchase points to buy and unlock the North Down quest package. IMO its seems a bit much to charge for quests. Some quest areas you don't have to purchase but other areas you do. I haven't played enough to decide if its worth playing on the free account or not. I need to find a break down from Turbine explaing in detail all the differences from a paid sub and the free to play option. If I unlock two entire quest areas for 500+ turbine points each then I may as well pay the $14.99 and get everything for free for a month. Then again maybe its not as bad as I think. I only ventured into North Downs last night and I have not checked out other areas yet.
I think what he is saying is they would like any reviews posted here at this site to be consistant with their review standard. Now I think the guy that asked for a mini review was more or less just looking for some opinions on the free to play game...not really a review per say.
Those people who paid for the life time sub have it made, those people bought that sub over 3 years ago. Everyone else who didn't has paid $15 a month for like 40 months, 40 x $15 = $600, after about a year of playing the game the life time sub is paid off, and you are not playing the game for free, so they been playing for free for a long time. This games quality is better than any of the F2P crap out there.
Why ?I t is a good MMO and payment model changed because Warner Bros bought Turbine and want to boost player numbers.They added F2P option but youll have limitations like very other F2P MMO . They want to boost player numbers and with microtransaction model hope more revenue ,They are still keeping 15$ monthly subscription .
Im playing this and its a VIP sub for 9.99. It gets you some perks over F2P and Premium Players ( ppl who buy TP with real $$$). The best part about the vIP status is that you get 500TP every month as long as you are a n active player, i.e. log in at least 1 time every month. Even Premium isnt bad, for the money i spent i got 3 quest packs to get me to Lvl 50 and then Mines of Moria after that. After paying for WoW the last 2 years, a game like this where i can pick and choose waht to buy makes it a lil lighter on the wallet. And even if I spend $50 on this game, thats still like retail price for an average PC game anyways so its still good money spent.
when I played in beta the classes seemed overly mundane to me. Nothing really unique popped out at me. How is character customization in this game? From what I remember its all pretty much cookie cutter, and that bores me.
My wife and I have been totally addicted to this game since it went free to play. I much prefer this over a subscription since I can just buy a new quest pack when I am finished with my current quests. I haven't really needed all of the premium features. The only things I've taken advantage of are the extra bags, basic riding skill and the virtue slots. I've earned enough in my deeds to offset the cost of turbine points a little as well.
yeah, that was what I meant.. if I was in their shoes, Id feel a bit strange.. sure I got first dibs, but still.. Its like watching a stage play.. you play premium for middle row seats, then youl see after the halftime break, they would let people from the side row who paid 1/4 the price get seated in the middle as well.. kind of breaks the reason why you paid premium in the first place. did they leave an advantage for the previous subscribers? dunno.. something like an in game gift/item or an access to a place/quest? EDIT: Oh yeah, nvm, micro transaction. Serves me right for not backreading XD. Makes sense..
LOTRO has been/was a game that had a unique foundation. It's rooted in very popular mythological lore, it had a good financial backing and yet the management of it was not by a big faceless type corporation, but rather a medium sized work force of focused artists. This holy trinity is what allowed it to become what it has, which is the most in-depth and potentially longest lasting MMO second only to the original EverQuest. The change in management, and the move to F2P is a terrible and unnecessary choice on all accounts. Interesting that with most premium service options, they are usually fluff and don't really influence the mechanics or the gameplay. But here, they're going to strip away things like PVP for free players. I'm indifferent to that myself, but I'm not sure if this is clever or foolish on their part. What I do fear though is that it will increase the carebear versus warrior ratio even more - which is already pretty high in LOTRO. I also feel for the paying customers who will now have their servers bombarded. Any LOTRO founders who are unsubscribed, notice they haven't had any emails about this?
Better hop back down to earth.. WoW and even Everquest 2 will probably outlast LOTRO. Heck I'd even argue that LOTRO is a WoW clone. I also dont see how its even close to the most in depth MMO, either. It wasnt designed to be a deep mmo, but more of a mainstream game that people of all ages can enjoy. Not to say that LOTRO is a bad game, or even a mediocre game, but it seems like you're building it up to be something that its not.


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WPS takes you through Game Six with a little help from Motown: it's the same old Vogelsong, but with a different meaning as the series goes long.
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