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December 08, 2013 at 09:32 PM
Do any of the proceeds from the sale of this bracelet go to benefit the One Fund or any other…Read Morecharit y? Your website makes no mention of this or your "Boston Strong" dog tags doing so.
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December 08, 2013 at 10:12 PM
Actually yes 10 percent of the proceeds do go to the One Fund Boston - we have raised hundreds of…Read Moredo llars for both the One Fund Boston with our Leather Boston Strong bracelets as well as the United Way of Newtown CT with our Sandy Hook Spirit Tree pendants. Our Boston Strong leather bracelets clearly listed the One Fund as the benefactor. We just started advertising these paracord bracelets and the donation information was not obvious until you had actually proceeded to check out. Thank you for pointing this out to us and we have included it in the product description as well.
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December 10, 2013 at 12:58 AM
@CP - As you may already know, as a senior with low income you can go to the Waltham Tax Assessor's …Read Moreoffice and apply for an exemption from Waltham's (3%) CPA Tax. Hint: Apply within this month in order for the exemption to become effective in 2013. (It won't amount to much money, but better in your pocket than the CPA's.)
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December 10, 2013 at 04:52 AM
CP. For what it's worth, I think seniors have it rough. I don't know how you do it and I think it …Read Moreis a shame that seniors struggle. It shouldn't be this hard but I think anyone living on social security anywhere has the same problem. I am not that far from you and I'm wondering how I will manage myself.
December 04, 2013 at 10:34 AM
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Easy, sometimes you want quick access to more then 8 options. ( Real handy for switching between scrolls mid fight)
Easy, sometimes you want quick access to more then 8 options. ( Real handy for switching between scrolls mid fight)
One thing I don't like about Skyrim is something that I didn't like with Oblivion either and was hoping they would fix. Why is it that I can steal a bunch of jewelry from a closed street vendor right as a guard walks by and not hear a peep from him but if I'm in a house with the door closed and I take a goblet the next thing I hear in a strange Ahnold type voice is "You've committed crimes against the people of Skyrim blah, blah, blah....".
This really bugs me. As a thief skulking around inside a house with no windows facing the front, when no one is even home, a guard just shows up out of nowhere. I mean, I can go in the house without a guard anywhere in site but as SOON as a I take even a single coin he appears out of nowhere! Even more funny is the 5 gold fine I have to pay. This fine seems to be completely random and I've been charged the same for taking a plate from a house or murdering someone in the street.
Lol, I'm the head of something called the Dark Brotherhood, I have a torture chamber complete with 4 victims back at my lair, I've killed brides on their wedding day, in front of everyone no less, killed emperors, and countless others. So yeah, I'll pay the 5 gold and be on my way!
Skyrim tweak guide is up (for nvidia users)
That's just it though, it doesn't happen all the time. I also have robbed with people in the same room and even other guards and they haven't noticed. Other times I'm in a house alone, take a coin off a table and a guard barges through the door to arrest me on the spot.
So I love Fallout and Oblivion and I want to get Skyrim, but I need to finish Resident Evil IV (gamecube of course) before it consumes my life.
Even so,
So I just got into the Diablo III beta... so torn between BF3, Skyrim and D3!
As best I can tell from reading up, the interface stuff was amongst the first stuff designed (certainly the perks screen was) and was design-led. That is, it was made to look pretty, not be any use. I wonder if Apple were involved?
OK, I know these people are the hard-living, hard-drinking Nords, but do they ever sleep? I'm doing the Thieves Guild quests and half the time it's easier to hit the places during the day! I've broken into one shop at 5am and the owner's young son is still up and about (randomly moving from chair to chair). I've also had one shop keeper knock off mid afternoon and have a nap mind you.


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Yes Humminbird fans, you read that right – for the first time ever, this company is introducing a radar! This is going to be a four kilowatt unit, enclosed in a dome which networks with many existing Humminbird chartplotters and chartplotter/fishfinders.
Four kilowatts isn't a huge amount of power for a radar but it's enough to see out to 36 miles into the distance, so it makes sense to start with a unit of this type. It will broadcast a four degree horizontal beam-width, and a 25-degree vertical beam-width. What's that mean in English? Beam width is the angular range of the beam the radar emits, and is one of the factors that determines how sensitive the radar beam is at different distances. Think of it like a flashlight: a narrow beam cuts farther into the darkness than a wide, disbursed one does. Marine radars generally have a horizontal beam width between six and 1.8 degrees, so this one falls right into the middle of the range.
The following Humminbird units will play nice with the new radar: 1198c, SI, 1158c SI, 998c SI, 898c SI, 958c, and 858c units. You will, however, have to update the software in these units with a (free )downloadable software update, which will become available on January 1, 2012 (the first day the radar will be available, as well).
The unit will have all of the standard features you'd expect, including gain control, rain and sea clutter, and target expansion. But, what will all of this cost you? We're not sure yet – Humminbird hasn't announced pricing, other than to say that the unit will be "available for purchase at a competitive price".
And just for the record, this isn't Humminbird's only new intro for the 2012 model year. They're also expanding the side-imaging line, and rolling out an Ethernet expansion module and an NMEA 2000 black box (all of which also hits the shelves on January 1, 2012). The networking gems will cost $199 each, and will make it possible to network your Humminbird system, display engine data on your chartplotter screen, and more.
This stuff is so new you won't even see it posted on Humminbird's web site yet. So remember folks, you heard about it here, first!


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"The magic of the electronic village is transforming health information. The mouse and keyboard have extended the stethoscope to the 500 million people now online." — Dr. Edward Creagan
The power of the medium inspires Dr. Edward Creagan as he searches for ways to share Mayo Clinic's vast resources with the general public.
Dr. Creagan, a Newark, N.J., native, is board certified in internal medicine, medical oncology, and hospice medicine and palliative care. He has been with Mayo Clinic since 1973 and in 1999 was president of the staff of Mayo Clinic.
Dr. Creagan, a professor of medical oncology at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, was honored in 1995 with the John and Roma Rouse Professor of Humanism in Medicine Award and in 1992 with the Distinguished Mayo Clinician Award, Mayo's highest recognition. He has been recognized with the American Cancer Society Professorship of Clinical Oncology.
He describes his areas of special interest as "wellness as a bio-psycho-social-spiritual-financial model" and fitness, mind-body connection, aging and burnout.
Dr. Creagan has been an associate medical editor with Mayo Clinic's health information websites and has edited publications and CD-ROMs and reviewed articles.
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Post-traumatic stress: How can you help your loved one?
How can I help a loved one with post-traumatic stress?
from Edward T. Creagan, M.D.
You can take steps to help a loved one cope with stress brought on by a traumatic event, whether it's a result of an accident, violence of any kind — such as an assault; verbal, physical, domestic or sexual abuse; or military combat — or another type of trauma.
A person with acute stress disorder (ASD) has stress symptoms during the first month after the traumatic event. If your loved one has symptoms that last longer than a month and make it hard to go about daily routines, go to work or school, or handle important tasks, he or she could have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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- Choose a time to talk. When you're both ready to talk, choose a time and place where you'll be free of distractions and interruptions. Then truly listen. Ask questions if you don't understand something. But avoid any urges to second-guess, to give advice or to say, "I know just how you feel."
- Recognize when to take a break. If you sense that the conversation is becoming too intense for your loved one, suggest that you stop for now and take up the conversation again on another day. Then follow through.
- Get help if talk of suicide occurs. If your loved one talks or behaves in a way that makes you believe he or she might commit suicide, respond calmly, but act immediately. Make sure the person is not left alone. Then discreetly remove pills, firearms or any other objects that could be used for self-harm, and get help from a trained professional as soon as possible. If there's immediate danger of committing suicide, call 911 or your local emergency number right away.
Coping with traumatic stress is an ongoing process. You might have many conversations with your loved one over weeks or months as he or she processes the traumatic experience during or after a period of professional care.
You'll be of more help to your loved one if you learn about ASD and PTSD from trusted medical sources and encourage your loved one to follow treatment recommendations.
- Post-traumatic stress disorder. National Institute of Mental Health. http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd/index.shtml. Accessed May 30, 2012.
- Managing traumatic stress: Tips for recovering from disasters and other traumatic events. American Psychological Association. http://www.apa.org/helpcenter/disaster-tips.aspx. Accessed May 30, 2012.
- Anxiety disorders. In: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV-TR. 4th ed. Arlington, Va.: American Psychiatric Association; 2000. http://www.psychiatryonline.com. Accessed June 11, 2012.
- Alarcon RD (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. July 2, 2012.


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Hotell võib lisakülalise eest kohaldada lisatasusid.
Ettenägematute kulude tagatiseks tuleb sisseregistreerimisel esitada ametlik fotoga isikutunnistus ja maksta deposiit kas krediitkaardiga või sularahas.
Eripalvete täitmine sõltub sellest, kas täitmine on sisseregistreerimisel võimalik, ja nende eest võivad lisanduda eraldi tasud. Eripalvete täitmist ei saa garanteerida.
**Need mugavused ei pruugi olla saadaval kõikides tubades. Mõne mugavuse kasutamisega võivad kaasneda lisatasud.
Järgmiste puhkustegevustega saab tegelda koha peal või lähikonnas; võivad olla tasulised.
Asutus rakendab teeninduse eest ja sisse- või väljaregistreerimisel järgmisi teenustasusid ja ettemakse/deposiite.
Ülaltoodud loetelu ei pruugi olla täielik. Teenustasud ja ettemaksud ei pruugi olla näidatud koos maksudega ning võivad muutuda.
Hotell võib lisakülalise eest kohaldada lisatasusid.
Ettenägematute kulude tagatiseks tuleb sisseregistreerimisel esitada ametlik fotoga isikutunnistus ja maksta deposiit kas krediitkaardiga või sularahas.
Eripalvete täitmine sõltub sellest, kas täitmine on sisseregistreerimisel võimalik, ja nende eest võivad lisanduda eraldi tasud. Eripalvete täitmist ei saa garanteerida.
"excelent, but a little far off main freeway"
excellentKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Marathon Must."
Hotel very accommodating for marathon runners. Started breakfast early and had late check out at no extra charge, plus shuttle to marathon start. Staff was all very friendly.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
Breakfast was meager. Otherwise the hotel was okay.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Enjoyed our stay"
Clean room, and adequate breakfast. IS not far from downtown Chattanooga.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Friendly Staff"
Friendly staff and a clean room. :)Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"A Great Off Road Stay"
It was one of he most pleasant experiences of our trip. The hotel is run by a family that makes you feel welcome in so many ways. It's a little off the interstate so getting there is a little convoluted. (It's all REAL streets so not like you have to go "off road"!!) But it's a 10 to 15 minutes drive to get zooming again. But the rates and the atmosphere […] were very appealing.We would stay here again in a heartbeat! LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"We're Glad We Chose this Motel"
Our room was spacious and clean. Bed was comfortable - and I can hardly ever say that. I liked the layout of the room, sink and vanity were outside the actual bathroom, so two people could be getting ready for the day. We had a good-sized refrigerator. Desk personnel couldn't have been friendlier or more helpful. The location was an easy drive to the […] Chattanooga destinations on our itinerary. The only downsides were 1) their only pool was an outdoor pool, so it was closed for the season (Oct) 2) the free breakfast as described to me was continental only - no meat or eggs or hot food except what you could toast or microwave. We never tried the breakfast - opted to go to nearby restaurants instead. We were at this Super 8 for four consecutive nights. I was nervous about how it would be, since we planned to be there so long. But my worries were unfounded. I would definitely stay here again if I were in the area. LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"For the price well worth the stay"
The rooms were clean and had a good smell. The carpet was a little to be desired, not terrible but needs replacing. Celling looked like it had leaked water, it had water stain. People at the desk were very friendly. The breakfast was ok, not much of a selection. There are no elevators you must walk or drive around to the front to check in or out and […] to access breakfast. Overall for the price, and a one night stay, it was well worth it. I have stayed in what they called nicer places for a lot more money, that wasn't any better than here. I would stay there again if just passing through. LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Ok stay"
The room served as it's purpose which was a place to stop and sleep during our vacation. The staff was friendly. The first room we had smelled really bad like cat urine but staff was quick to get us another room. It was nice it had a fridge and down the road had a very nice georgia winery! A must seeKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"close to the re-enactment"
it was nice the people were very friendly. the grand-daughters liked the bedsKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Well worth traveling 5 miles off HWY 75"
I was very pleased with the price and the room. We were able to get a good nights rest, including our dog.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Great, comfortable bed"
Just stayed one night. Was very convenient to where we were going. The bed was great, nice and firm. Slept like a baby.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Ferrari Bill in Olglethorpe, Ga."
Best hotel in the country...great value....a few miles off the interstate...but well worth the peace and quite...Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Great location for historic civil war sites"
We just spent one night here as we were passing through. I would definitely recommend this location for a longer stay.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Nice and close"
The hotel was clean and just what a tired family needed. My father has cancer and lives near by. The hotel fit our needs. Thanks.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
Little bit off main highway path.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Visiting Civil War sites"
We visited the Civil War Sites in Georgia + Tennessee. Nice hotel, near main drive where food, restaurants, stores are located. Breakfast was ok, make your own waffles, apple, cereal, juices, toast.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Good for the price"
Not a Hampton inn but didn't expect it to be. For the price the room was as expected. Clean but dated. Cable and breakfast were not great but we didn't choose for those reason. If you are looking for clean and cheap this hotel works.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Good value, but worst breakfast I've ever seen"
The cleanest room I've had in years. Trreadbare carpet. Comfortable bed. Great hotel staff. But almost nothing for breakfast. It is the first time I can ever remember going out to breakfast because of the selection--or lack thereof. But overall satisfied considering the price.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Great Hotel"
We loved this hotel. It was a few miles off the interstate but an easy, beautiful drive. Pretty little town, had no issues with the neighborhood. Our room was spotless and comfortable, breakfast was small but sufficient and the waffles were great. Staff was incredibly helpful and nice. Would be happy to stay again sometime. By the way, Rock City is […] worth the stop! LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Great service"
We booked this hotel for our stay in Chattanooga. We wanted non-smoking rooms but had a reservation mix up and got smoking rooms. The staff and management went out of their way and moved both our rooms to non-smoking even with a full house due to a conference in town. In the morning the staff was patient and pleasant while my young son finished breakfast. […] They accommodated all our needs. The rooms were simple, clean and comfortable. They had a microwave, small fridge, 2 queen beds, tv, hairdryer, and iron. LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"nice place"
It was a nice clean place for our overnight stay before going to ruby falls. Keep in mind though, if you have any heavy bags, there is no elevator for the second floor.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Only a 2 star rating"
Location is not convenient from the interstate. Staff was friendly and conversational.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Good Stay at the Super 8"
I was pleased with the accommodations at the Super 8 in Ft. Oglethorpe, Georgia. The only thing I found a little confusing is the listing of the location. I thought we were going to be in the southern part of Tennessee and we were actually in Georgia....one step closer to our destination! The bonus was the Civil War museums in the area. We checked out […] of the hotel and spent two hours at one museum before we resumed travel to our destination. It was delightful. Super 8 staff was courteous and helpful. I would stay there again. LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"50 High School Reunion"
My wife and I stayed one night, the room was clean and was nice size room. Staff was courteous and helpful. The rate was reasonable.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
fine except they shocked the pool and no one could swim!Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"It's a motel!"
I am basing my rating based on the fact that it s a motel not a hotel and not a resort. The staff was nice the room was clean the breakfast was dessent. It was a little far from the highway and there was road noise from cars driving by at night. Overall, it was a nice place for the night before hitting the road the next morning.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
I have stayed at this motel at least one dozen times. The rooms are usually nice, the prices are as good as any in the area and the convenience of location to Chattanooga or Lookout Mountain is really good. The problem lies within the following: 1) We felt rushed at breakfast where the cereal was stale and the juice tasted like bleach, 2) two of the […] towels were nearly thread-bear and 3) the hostess (same one from breakfast) was not very hospitable. Good, not-expensive room, however, this is the hospitality business. With all of that said, I will use the motel again (however I will now look for a better place to stay). LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Great hotel for proximity to Civil war battlefield"
Night check-in clerk was very plesant and seemed to have a genuine desire for us to have a comfortable stay. Proximity to Civil War Battlefield was excellent; drove there the following morning in a few minutes Would stay ther againKontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Great hotel just off the beaten path"
We thought this hotel was very nice & clean. The staff was very welcoming and accomodating and friendly. We just wish it had been a little closer to the interstate.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"close to all the sights nearby"
It was one of the best experiences I have had staying in a motel,most have a distinct smell that is not good,but this Super 8 was superb in everyway.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
Nice room at a good price, a little way off the interstate but I would stay there againKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Conveinent to major attractions in the area"
Very pleased. The staff was courtesous and friendly. Would stay there again for sure.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Florida Trip"
The beds were not that great. The breakfast was not very good. Carpet in room was worn and the TV was not good at all.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Good for what I needed. I'm a sales manager."
All I was looking for was a clean hotel. This met my needs. The neighborhood wasn't very nice but traveling without my wide or kids I didn't care. Room was clean & girl at front desk very friendly.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Good Hotel"
Reasonable price. Clean room. Kind staff. Nice upkeep.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"It was just OK..."
It got off to a rocky start. We found a pair of dirty panties behind the bed and the only reason we found them was because we found electrical issues first. They moved us to another room immediately which was much appreciated. Then, the owner was rude during breakfast one morning shewing me away from the toaster saying I was "holding up the line." The […] maid went in and cleaned our room even though we had the "do not disturb" sign on the door which was a little annoying but overall the room was very clean so I can't complain about that too much. I'm just glad we didn't leave anything valuable in the room when we thought our privacy would be respected. They did, however, refund our money when the coke machine took it so I guess that's a few points in their favor. LisateaveKontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
Good value for your money. 10 mins from downtown and Highway. Not the best looking neighborhood but we never felt threatened.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Solid, Not Flashy"
This hotel was located very close to the Chickamauga NMP, which was ideal. The room was clean with simple appointments. The overall appearance of the hotel was fine.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Okay if you are on a tight budget"
The hotel was ok for the price, but out of town travelers should understand the location. Other businesses on the street include a number of pawn shops, liquor stores, adult shops, used car dealerships and rent-to-own businesses. The room was ok, but showed some wear and tear.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
The beds need to be changed in some rooms. They were literally too hard to sleep on.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Rock hard beds"
Everything about this motel is a great value with the exception of the beds. If you get a room with rock hard, springs only, no padding beds immediately go to the manager and see if you can get your room changed. There are better beds in different rooms. If they don't have any other rooms available you will not be able to stay and will need to move […] and recover the rest of the money you put on your reservation. This in not a situation you can just deal with if you are not too picky as we are. You just can't sleep at all. LisateaveKontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"An amazingly nice surprise!"
It was not that expensive so I was not expecting much but as soon as I opened the door I was shocked by how nice and well-kept the room was. It was so comfortable. I would definitely come back again!Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"Fine for one or two nights"
The location was great, and the room was clean. The desk needs to be replaced, and a prime electrical outlet needs to be repaired. Staff has been notified about the outlet.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Second stay same as the first!"
Second stay, same as the first. See previous rating. If you are looking for an affordable, clean, quite, close to downtown hotel, you can not beat this one! Will use again!Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
Very clean; The service received from the employees was good. All encounters with the employees was pleasant; Location was good as you have two ways to get to the interstate and it is not that far to the interstate.Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
"Decent bargain motel"
Good bargain, nothing special. The hotel was easy to find and check in went smoothlyKontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
"wonderful experience!"
ALL personnel were very helpful!!! Especially the housekeeping crew!! Planning on staying again in the future!Kontrollitud Hotels.com kliendiarvustus
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my wife and I stayed for 3 days just for a little getaway to reduce stress. It was nice and quiet the first night; the next night was very loud and it took a couple of phone calls to get it under control. The last night was fine, quiet, and we could here each other talk. the rooms were clean. Overall it was a good stay.Kontrollitud Expedia kliendiarvustus
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I see vacant houses and homeless everday. Our ethics and our economy are to blame. How do realtors rationalize this?
If only he'd taken a bath. Barefoot and miserable, the defendant, William Nowell, watched the jurors laughing and chatting as they filed out of the courtroom. Like they were at a cocktail party, he thought. Never mind that his life had just come apart. He started to cry. The verdict was in. He'd been evicted for smelling bad.
Nowell does smell. Even he admits it. But precisely how bad is a matter of debate. In August, it became a matter of legal debate, when the owners of the luxury loft building Nowell lived in took him to court in an effort to kick him out of the very apartment they'd let him into.
Nowell had been living on the streets for the past two decades, and he looks it. He owns one outfit, which he wears every single day: too-big, ragged black sweatpants wadded up into a ball at the waist, and black hoodie sweatshirt. No socks. No shoes. Fierce blue eyes peek out from beneath a large, scruffy dreadlock of hair, which clings to the back of his head like some crazy animal.
Last year, he received what every down-on-his-luck homeless person dreams of: a sudden windfall, a settlement in the amount of $200,000 to do with as he pleased. He would begin anew, he decided: find a home, clean up.
"I always envisioned the place I wanted," he says.
The building at 650 Spring St. fit the bill. It's one of eight buildings downtown owned by SB Properties, the largest loft builder in the area. A byzantine old former Bank of America, with original Art Deco tiles, echoing main hall and steel safe-deposit boxes in the vault downstairs, it's a place straight out of the movies — indeed, the music video for Usher's "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love Again" and scenes from Mad Men were filmed here.
Aesthetics aside, at other buildings, people were rude. "As you can imagine," Nowell says, pointing to himself. "I know I smell bad. I'm sick. I have serious kidney problems."
SB Properties leasing agent Cassandra Smith, however, "was very nice," he says. "She never gave any indication about my appearance or the way I smell. And I was worse than I am now." He met with her "just like this. No shoes." Nowell explained that he didn't have credit but could pay a whole year in advance. "I really wanted to get in there."
They accepted him with six months' rent in advance and a double deposit — a total of $12,000 up front. He signed a one-year lease, at $1,495 a month, for unit 408.
At 800 square feet, with cement floors, exposed-brick walls and industrial piping overhead, the one-bedroom unit is not terribly luxe. But it had 11-foot-high ceilings and lots of sunlight pouring in through three big, street-facing windows. He moved in on Tuesday, Jan. 3.
Nowell has an impressive memory and a genteel way of speaking that is at odds with his derelict appearance. Like a prince disguised as a pauper, he notes who is nice (the evening doorman, and Cassandra Smith "at first") and who is not (pretty much everyone else). "When I met the building manager, she gave me this look," he recalls. "I can sense when somebody doesn't approve."
"Nice to meet you," he recalls having said to her. "But she just looked at me. I knew what was going through her head. How did I get into this building? How did I get approved? What was Cassandra thinking?"
He spent the rest of the day in a taxi, schlepping 125 plastic grocery bags of stuff — the sum total of his worldly possessions — from the motel room he'd been renting in MacArthur Park to his new home. Nowell owned art magazines, books and old newspapers but had neither furniture nor linens. "I wanted to hold off on all that until I finally got my own place," he explains. "It was a big thing for me."
When exactly did things start to go wrong? It could perhaps be traced back to a kind deed gone awry.
Sometime during the day, Nowell got a call from Smith, the leasing agent. She'd purchased toiletries for him. Could she have permission to put them in his apartment?
"It insulted me," he says now. "I wanted to move in quietly and get some much-needed rest. I didn't want to be treated like I've been treated all these years. People wanting to ... whatever ..."
"Why don't you just leave it at the front desk?" he asked her.
"No," he recalls her saying. "Why don't I just lay it out in your bathroom." When he returned to the apartment, he found soap, shampoo, deodorant, a shower curtain, socks, shoes, towels, a change of clothes and a collection of tiny, travel-sized hotel soaps in a pink Victoria's Secret bag waiting for him.
"My first home in two decades, and I felt like it had been contaminated," he says. "It's stuff I wouldn't use. All that chemical stuff."
Nowell eats only organic food and washes — when he washes — with artisanal, handmade soap from Soaptopia. "I'm not going to wear clothes somebody else bought for me. I wouldn't let them bury me in that stuff! It was meant to be a hint. She knew I had money."
I see vacant houses and homeless everday. Our ethics and our economy are to blame. How do realtors rationalize this?
If Mr Nowell wishes to live amongst others he need to recognize that he can't persist with his obsessive behaviour. It certainly seems that he has mental health issues. He refuses to accommodate all reasonable requests to clean himself up. He can't have it both ways. He creates his own misfortune.
For those who think there may be a lot more to this story than the article offers, Here are two stories from over a decade ago -- from the Weekly! -- about Mr. Nowell that may explain his behavior a little better:
Someone hates downtown gentrification, but certainly doesn't mind getting attention and forcing legal remedies.
It's not up to the leasing agent to decide whom to rent to. That's where management calls the shots. Can we stop villifying the poor woman (Smith) who tried to help this guy keep his apartment by giving him a gentle hint so as to cut down on the complaints against him? Would we rather she have called up and said "everyone thinks you smell and if you don't stop the managers will kick you out"? Considering how oddly/entitled/insulted he responded to her act of kindness, I can only imagine how THAT would have gone over.
I have been around a lot of these people. He was planting himself as a plaintiff. He got the money from MTA for being disheveled etc and maybe stinky, but in this case he was looking for another civil rights windfall from the owner of this building. I used to live in skid row and they call this : the big lick. It is disgusting how people think that this guy did not plan it this way. I am with management. I have an illness etc. But that doesn't mean I can be all stinky around my neighbors. Man with all of that money I would have had a suit for everyday of the week. No... This man was calculating looking for another pay out. I am convinced of this.
Eric Andrist (july1962): I read this article and was left wondering why nobody would have taken the time to help Mr. Stinky out with his financial/living choices as he'd obviously been out of society's mainstream loop for far too long. I felt bad because I figured he had no friends capable of providing such "services", assuming any friends he had would also be homeless, etc.
Reading your comments here have surprised me. You seem to be fairly well-adjusted (rude and arrogant but used to living around other people, etc). You seem to be well acquainted with Mr. Stinky. If all this is true then you know full well he had no hope of dealing with that monetary landfall - you must have known he'd blow it and lose it all. And you must have known that Mr. Stinky would not fit in well at the place he rented, which doesn't sound like a good place for 20 year street vetrans.
So my question is where were you when it counted? You can post all you want here, insulting everybody that doesn't agree with you, stating how wonderful Mr. Stinky is, etc, but that doesn't do him any good and I doubt anybody really cares about what you have to say, anyway. Mr. Stinky is out and running low on cash. He'll have wasted the rest soon enough. But he'll always have some finely-aged sweat pants, so I guess all is well there.
So where were you, Mr. Stinky's good friend, when he needed advice and assistance, when you could have helped him make better decisions?
It's too late now, you failed your friend. But by all means, go on preaching and insulting a bunch of strangers on a stupid comment board.
Hmm...sounds like management wanted to fill a unit (i.e. receive $$$) , then remembered after the fact that they didn't actually like him. Sad.
i heartily applaud this man asserting his right to stink, to never bathe, and to generally be a patron saint of bad hygeine. nobody should be forced to conform to other peoples concepts of what is acceptable. HOWEVER.. the idea that he should be able to mingle freely amongst the washed masses, and that other people have no right to be protected from his clearly offensive odor and appearance, is absolutely ridiculous on its face
So let me get this straight, this guy gets 200,000 dollars from the city and prefers to give most of it to lawyers rather than take a bath. Am I missing something here. I will never see that kind of money in my lifetime but if I did the first thing I would do is move out of this godawful city. I'm all about standing up for your rights and individuality but this guy is just plain STUPID. He's the poster child and the reason I never give my hard earned money to the homeless. It would just be completely wasted.
I'm glad he doesn't live next door to me. I think the freedom to extend one's arm ends at...my nose.
This story was really upsetting, the way people can be discriminatory and lie under oath....however I'm glad his story was told.
a shame people have no tolerance for things they dont understand. I hope Mr. Nowell finds his place of "quiet enjoyment" unfortunately DTWN LA is not the tolerant place. its full of a bunch of annoying hipster folk. Id go somewhere by Griffith park, pppl are nicer :)
his big mistake was moving into the Smug area of DTLA Condo/Loft Real Estate...should of found a Nice Home for rent else where..opinion. DTLA SuX.
If the guy wants to live like a feral, he should just purchase a little shack out in the country or the woods where he won't bother civilized urbanites. He shouldn't insist on living among society if he cannot maintain himself.
@SBtenant read the articles... wow I remember this guy... horrendous the way he lived out there on Broadway. No,, SB had every right to do what they did. This man was not a victim, in my opinion, he has a personality disorder characterized with Passive Aggressive behaviors towards authorities. No amount of medication will cure him of this and because of his ant-social tendencies will seem very intelligent.Most sociopaths display higher than normal intelligence. wow! SO he goes from Broadway to SB .. this man is just like another Bill we know on Main Street. Same behavior patterns and intellect. Setting themselves up as plaintiffs , but not really wanting the money, just bucking the system. Passive Aggressive.
So he was passionately against the gentrification of downtown, won a 200K lawsuit against the city and decided that one of the most gentrified buildings downtown was EXACTLY where he wanted to live. When he lost his eviction case in court, he wept. Something just does not add up here.
@Mokiki yes! some folks need to be told these things. When I go on a ketogenic diet when cutting for bodybuilding, I can imagine how bad I smell . No amount of soap and water can get rid of the smell. you have dragon breathe and the smell of ketones coming from your pores is horrendous. Friend of mine asked me if I still smelled yesterday. If you care for someone and have their best interests at heart you will tell them something.
@Lamedeal well said. i think mr stinky's friend is really just trying to help his putrid buddy repeat his initial success against the metro system, and cash in on a new lawsuit vs the SB. then mr stinky can attempt to cause considerable offense and unhappiness to a whole new slew of people. after all, its not illegal, right?
@Sunnie its not hard to fill units downtown. it sounds more like someone took pity on the man and expected him to clean himself up now that he wouldnt be homeless anymore. the fact that the man wouldnt do that makes him an unfit neighbor. restaurants can deny service to people who dont wear shoes, but an apartment cant enforce minimal hygienic standards? do you want to be forced to smell him eating at the table next to you since the law doesnt define what poor hygiene is?
@peabody3000 you say that from the safety of your computer monitor but if you had to live next door to this fellow- I'm sure you wouldn't be applauding anything.
I live in this building- and I yelled at a few of my neighbors for pitching a tantrum at the front security guard when this dude first moved in. I believe their comments were "DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW DANGEROUS THIS IS?- WHO THE F*** LET HIM MOVE IN" I called them spoiled yuppies and said they should move back to west hollywood if they can't give a man a chance downtown.
I began to eat my own words in about a month. Every time William came down into the loby- the entire 3000sq ft space would fill with a smell I can only describe as a person fermenting in vinegar. Even after he left- the smell would persist for about 10 minutes- that's straight up wizardry! Now we live downtown... where human feces, vomit, garbage, desperation and dog pee are all odors that assault your face on a daily basis. I bet you can't even fathom a smell that would make you second guess your own human decadency.
@peabody3000 No more ridiculous than what you just wrote. How old are you? 12? First of all, he's not asserting his right to stink, he's asserting his right to live for a year in a loft he paid for and signed a contract for. He smelled and looked the way he did when he signed the contract, and the building kicked him out for it. So why don't you try to stay on topic here instead of making a fool of yourself.
@croupier Show me where it says ANYWHERE that he "preferred" to give the moneys to lawyers rather than take a bath. You're either making that up, trying to be provocative, or you're just stupid. So Yes, you ARE missing something here! How was he stupid? He signed a contract, the management lied and broke the agreement, and he was forced to move out. How was he stupid? Ever hear of KARMA? I'd sure as hell watch your attitude because one day, you might be in his position and no one's going to help you.
@Timo Another person who didn't read clearly. You would not have smelled him just "living" next door to him, unless you were in his loft with him, sitting within 10 feet of him.
@meladiction He DIDN'T "want" to live "like a feral," that's why he was trying to rent a loft. Clearly you have no clue about morality.
@dgarzila1 @SBtenant Yes, his history and M.O. certainly paint him as a prototypical "professional victim".
@dgarzila1 @Mokiki @dgarzila - Not to stray off topic, but you reminded me about how my first BF had really awful breath and we didn't know why. He constantly brushed and rinsed. But he was a bodybuilder at the time, and I always thought it had something to do with the protein drinks he consumed. Now I realize it was the ketones. So, good to know.
@peabody3000 @Sunnie It was never part of his contract that he was to "clean himself up." They knew what he looked and smelled like and allowed him to rent anyway. It's not that he "wouldn't" clean up, it's that within weeks of him moving in, they began harassing him. He had no incentive to call what he was paying all that money for, "home," and the harassment ended up making matters worse for him. His plan to better his life was ruined by the management company, and now they've taken away a huge chunk of the money he had to get his life on track. And no, if it isn't in the rental agreement, the apartment building can't enforce it. A private business like a restaurant doesn't have a contract with it's customers. They can ask him to leave if they want...the loft building cannot.
@hplant @peabody3000 Thank you for posting that honest and informative comment from someone who actually experienced this first-hand. And yes, in fairness to Peabody, that first sentence was not meant to be taken literally.
@hplant i think you only read my first sentence. it was tongue in cheek but was made to draw a philisophical distinction between having the right to be putrid vs the separate issue of inflicting that upon others unchecked, which i then go on to say is something i do not support at all
@july1962 @peabody3000 It does not matter if he paid for the unit up-front. He may be renting the space, but the property still belongs to the landlord, and the landlord has every right and reason to evict somebody if they are negatively impacting other tenants in the building, which this man very much was. When you rent somebody else's property, you accept certain responsibilities, like taking care of the unit, not stinking the place up, not making loud noises, respecting the basic wishes of the property owner (like wearing shoes in the general areas or, you know, taking a bath so you don't make the entire place reek), etc. It's basic common courtesy. And the reality is that this man's stench was creating unsuitable living conditions for his neighbors. He deserved to be kicked out, especially when you consider that the landlord could have rented the unit to anybody. He had plenty of money, but also plenty of excuses not to alter his behavior. (Oh, I can't use soap, it has "chemical stuff." Oh, I can't wear shoes, it's not "in my heart" to do so. Oh, I can't wash my clothes or buy new ones, but I'll be happy to spend thousands of dollars on expensive electronics and software.)
Let the man sleep in the gutter, because I'm certain there are entire droves of homeless/impoverished individuals who would actually be grateful to be handed a second chance like he was, and would use it to productive ends. Heck, even *I* would love to have been given the opportunity that he was.
@july1962 the topic is the fact that people rightly wont put up with being neighbors with someone so irresponsible about their smell and appearance. good for them
@july1962 @Timo yo dude...I lived in the building with him, and defended him against my douchebag neighbors. However, his stench did have magical properties. living in a cement building where peoples lifestyles often ooze in stench form into the hallway- where it sits for weeks. I can't imagine what it would have been like living next to william- nor can you.
@july1962 @Timo And you are another person with a political chip on his shoulder. I stand by my original comment: "I'm glad he doesn't live next door to me...". I certainly don't endorse misrepresentation of facts in a civil proceeding, but clearly Mr. Nowell has issues that make him a poor neighbor.
@july1962 Really, he needs to dismiss himself from the city instead of forcing others to deal with his personal hygiene idiosyncrasies. I've been a transit rider in L.A. for many years and agree that those who don't bathe and smell awful should not be allowed on the buses. They are like walking petri dishes carrying colonies of bacteria and microbes and possibly parasites which can travel to other people. He can live however he chooses, but not as an imposition to others who are negatively affected by it.
@nickbravolives @july1962 @peabody3000 @Sunnie i don't believe i've misunderstood anything at all. i think i know exactly what july is saying but it doesn't change my position, which is one that bears no animosity towards newell but i would never allow him to be in my personal daily home life
@july1962 @peabody3000 @Sunnie July1962, you've made excellent points all throughout the comment section. Sadly, many people here are committed to misunderstanding you. They simply don't want to acknowledge anything outside their preconcieved notions.
@peabody3000 @july1962 @Sunnie actually , skid row housing trust is moving the most hardest to get off of the streets into their units. So there are options. I am glad he lost his lawsuit against the SB, but it is being appealed , so we may see some attorney looking for notoriety join the team and possibly win. But I have seen this issue in skid row happening for a while now. I wish I could find the term : plant the plaintiff, somewhere on the internet , but I can't. These people like WIlliam are very patient even to the point of enduring jail time to get the big civil rights lawsuit money. You can bet he has squirreled some of that money away somewhere. I have learned never to associate poverty with mental illness or lack of intelligence.
@dgarzila1 @july1962 @Sunnie william, either due to trying to enrich himself, or just holding a smelly chip on his smelly shoulder against all of humanity, has only made it harder for people who need to be given a chance to actually get one. if a man moves off the street and insists on stinking like a pile of excrement when he has his own bathroom and organic soap, how will other people attempting to move off the street into normal society be treated? either way its an extremely selfish william and im glad he cant afford to assault peoples senses anymore
@july1962 @peabody3000 @Sunnie i have been downtown long enough to know that even the SB Lofts , was willing to rent to someone who may have been in the process of cleaning themselves up and help him to redeem himself. It would have been a win win if he had done so. If they had offered to return his rent money and he refused ,,, we all know that William was basically looking for another lawsuit, which he got and which he lost. Yes, if he couldn't get decent clothes and a haircut in a couple of weeks management knew something was up. Believe me,,, SB has plenty of people waiting to rent. The problem would have been tenants using William as an excuse not to pay their rents and SB losing out on rent from current tenants . It wasn't that People didn't want him around because he stunk, they were looking to use him as a way to get out of paying their rents and they sue the landlord. Pretexts on both ends of the spectrum... people tend to look for ways to get over. Willliam looking for another lawsuit and the current tenants looking to save on rent due to habitability issues and possibly the threat of going public that they rent to homeless people. In this case SB won and rightly so.
@july1962 @Sunnie and your statement that they "knew what he smelled like" is totally meaningless. how would they know that he would refuse to bathe and launder, or to even replace his balled up sweats? your putrid friend chose all of this. i feel sorry for him in fact, but i would never allow him to make his problems become mine. never. he'll be back on the streets soon and it will be his own doing
@july1962 @Sunnie you keep trying to fall back on whats in the contract and whats in the law books, when neither of those were written to specifically address what happens when a person actually decides to out-stink a pile of hot trash. imagine if there were no contractual stipulations or laws against loud noise, but somebody played were to play music at top volume 24 hrs a day. nothing would stop me and my fellow neighbors from ridding ourselves of the pest. you are making a sophist argument. let me put it this way: he will never have peace until he gets over his hygiene problem, and thats the way society works regardless of what lawyers can pull out of the law books
@july1962 @peabody3000 So july1962, you're telling us that you are homeless too and have nothing to offer him?
@peabody3000 Irresponsible?! LOL You are some piece of work. He has no responsibility to you or anyone else to clean himself up! Again, you're just here to be provocative.
@peabody3000 @croupier Again, this article isn't an issue about cleaning one's self up. It's an article about a management company who agreed to rent to a man who smells and then kicked him out because of it. Stay on point.
@crazyirishdan @july1962 @meladiction there are places where he can stink up a storm in peace. a loft apartment building isnt one of them. i feel sorry for him but someone who refuses to bathe will never, ever be a neighbor of mine, period. all of your crass raging insults wont change any of that, so go ahead and keep on pissing into the wind
@peabody3000 @july1962 @meladiction YOU are a piece of trash with a good PR department and very little else to show for it in the 'human being' test. A very small person who deserves to walk a mile in that man's shoes and see how vile the above comment is. Your only claim to decency is your money and for once the 'untouchable' had more money than you and got treated like an equal, and it must really get your goat. You're a fascist and that's about the end of that. He's somewhat different and obviously mentally ill, so he deserves to be kicked out of his paid for with cash apartment because of such issues, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act? He admits he has mental problems, ie he has mental health issues, even if he isn't 'crazy', so you're basically not only kicking a man when he's down, you're doing it to a disabled person. Do you dump guys out of wheelchairs and tell them to go wash and get a job? Your rationale is pure bigotry and you obviously have never talked to this man for even a minute. You, sir, DESERVE to be destitute on the streets with a hand out by merely exhibiting such a crass attitude towards another human being, and I for one hope you find yourself there sooner than you can imagine, and I want you to remember me when you arrive. You're also a piece of fucking trash that thinks they're some kind of big shot when in reality a truly 'rich person' wouldn't wipe their ass with a wannabe pseudo-wealthy jackoff like you. I'll bet you can almost afford the lease payment on an entry level luxury car and you wanna act like you're Donald Trump, bleached weasel on his head and all....get a fucking life and please go sterilize yourself before your genotype spreads.
@peabody3000 @meladiction I'm not "contending" any such thing, I know for a fact that's true. He RARELY left his loft, only to buy groceries and pay bills, which he'd do all at one time. If you wouldn't want to expose yourself or your friends to a human being that lives like that, you would be free to move. I never rationalized any such thing! I'm done arguing with you, you're clearly here just to be provocative and stir the pot. Anyone who chooses to write "um," can't be very intelligent to begin with.
@july1962 @meladiction while i do NOT contend that he stunk up the entire building, you ARE apparently contending that he stayed squirreled away in his apt at all times, safe distance from anyone's nose or eyes. there is no way i would want to expose myself or my friends that i have over to my place to that person for even a second. FOR EVEN A SECOND. your rationale that that just because the law doesnt directly address this means that it cannot be dealt with in any way by responsible people doesnt pass the, um, smell test. LOL. soon he wont be able to afford to get in people's noses anymore and im glad about that, very glad :)
@peabody3000 @meladiction Where do you get this stuff?! There are laws against loud noise, there are no laws against stinking. Or, are you King now, and changing the laws? Why do you say "forcing someone to smell." He did NO SUCH THING! He was content sitting in his loft, minding his own business. Clearly you have not read the article or all the comments. You are contending that the management company was telling the truth and that he was smelling up the entire building, all the way to the 10th floor! THAT'S NOT TRUE, and the whole point behind the article!
@july1962 @meladiction if nobody has a right to expect any protection from offensive odor and lack of hygiene, then nobody has a right to protection from loud music. forcing someone to smell something horrible is far, far worse than forcing someone to hear something musical. tell that to your sociopathically putrid friend next time he wants to complain about the noise
@meladiction He doesn't force anyone to do anything! What the hell are you talking about? You're just trying to be provocative. If we go by your irrational rationale, people who wear too much perfume, smokers, etc., should also not be allowed to ride the bus. As for cleanliness of buses, kids with dirty diapers and normal people who have sat somewhere else that's dirty are going to spread that stuff as well, so it's not likely you'll ever be away from you germs. Get over it. But you're wrong...he can live anywhere he likes regardless of whether someone doesn't like his smell. There is no law against stinking.


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Originally posted by InsaneMembrane No I didn't pledge enough for a house. First, just let me clarify that I'm not saying it is a bait and switch. It just feels like it, because of the way things played out. Since there wasn't much information available when I pledged, there's no way I could have known how the housing would work. I only knew that at some point in the future, there may or may not be housing available to players. I couldn't have known how much it would cost, or that it would cost anything... Also I thought this game would have multiple modes (single-player, coop, MMO). Is that still a part of the game? Are the housing plots unavailable in single-player/coop modes unless you fork over the cash? EDIT: Here we go. I read this from their official website before I pledged, and before the housing plot announcement: "Players can specialize in a wide range of combat and non-combat skills, provided by a robust, classless skill system, and full-featured crafting and housing mechanics." - https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?page_id=28012 If they had added "Housing plots are limited and cost an additional fee of $X.XX" then I wouldn't have pledged. Instead, all I knew was that the game would have housing at some point, not that it would be limited and cost additional money. Not sure if that's bait and switch, but it's shitty enough to regret pledging money. Check out The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe! |
Originally posted by gigat All I can do here is refer you to Dallas' statement on the matter: "We sincerely apologize for the confusion created by the "tax free" statement in the Player Housing section of our Kickstarter page. It was not our intention to imply that the tax free property deeds were going to be exclusive to Kickstarter backers only, although we certainly understand how the wording of that statement would create that impression. During the Kickstarter campaign we endeavored to clearly specify if a reward was going to be reserved exclusively for Kickstarter-only backers (sometimes referred to as "founders", or "early backers"). We readily admit that things were moving fast during the campaign and some things were not presented as clearly as they could have been. To clarify, once the game is publicly launched, players that did not pledge for any of the housing tiers will have to pay regular taxes and commissions on basic property deeds and vendors. And to answer some of your posted concerns, the number of property deeds is limited, and can only be increased when we expand the size of the map. All of you Early Founders that made SotA possible by backing us during the Kickstarter campaign are extremely special to us. To show our appreciation, Early Founders can purchase/upgrade their tiers for about 10% less than new backers, and Early Founders have significantly more (and cooler) rewards per tier reserved exclusively for them. And Early Founders have priority on property selection. Quite honestly, we feel that we stripped the tier rewards to the bare bones after the grace period and left just barely enough rewards for new backers to find the tiers appealing enough to pledge, while simultaneously providing our Early Founders with a strong sense of special exclusivity. We are committed to delivering to you the best game that we possibly can, and all additional funds that we can raise during the development of SotA are going 100% into making a better game for you. Raising more development funds with housing tiers is important to continuously improving the game, and including tax free rewards for the housing tiers is fundamental to their appeal to new backers. Once again, we apologize for the confusion or frustration this matter has caused some of you. If you are dissatisfied and feel you have been mislead by the tier information you pledged toward, please contact us directly at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will strive to resolve your concerns." |
@last post about kickstarter promises: It sounds as though Richard Garriott gets the last laugh. Wait until the final game you make in your lifetime before you start burning bridges .. then light them ablaze! Well this game wasn't about getting huge numbers of players, as is apparent :P Rather is was a seemingly successful cash grab. I mean $500 per house isn't very attractive to new players, but donators get to play amongst themselves .. apparently ..in virtual houses .. with themselves, and nobody else .. sounds fun. Want a nice understanding of life? Try Spirit Science: "The Human History" |
Originally posted by Swedish_Chef Correction, NO, it is NOT essential to playing the game. You can hold anything and everything in your bank. In fact, it's far riskier to place things in homes, as they had limited placement and lock down slots depending on the style and type of home that you had. If you didn't come back to your home after a while, it would decay to a point where your walls would fall and everything inside was ripe for the taking. Plus, you had to pay 'rent', so to speak.. Also, if you had a NPC vendor, you had to pay them or they would drop your shit. So no, it wasn't essential. It didn't even really help you do anything. All it did was gave you a space that you could potentially create a shop and show off your house designs to your friends. It didn't make you better in combat. It didn't give you extra experience. It didn't increase your stats. It didn't allow you to carry more loot or store more loot. It was not essential. At least not in an open world virtual simulator like Ultima Online. Which I played, and I can tell that you didn't. You are using theory in what you THINK you know, but do not. Now, if Shroud of the Avatar is telling players, pay before it launches or you have no chance to own a home, then that sucks. If owning that home equals some great advantage over someone else, then that also sucks. It shouldn't be done that way, because any true sandbox is built by the players, not the developers. Clearly SotA is not a sandbox. |
Originally posted by DAS1337 Agree with most of what you are saying, however I'd like to put the term sandbox in perspective. I would like to define a sandbox game as a game which allows great flexibility in allowing the player to interact with the game world and do whatever they want. That is how it is generally used. So what you are saying, is that since there is a chance a casual player who logs in once a week for an hour to play SotA can't earn/upkeep a house, it isn't sandbox? Because if it was sandbox, that very casual player should be able to like chop down trees and build a house after one hour a week game time? Not totally sure if that would fit in with the general definition of a sandbox game. See this video where they discuss both Housing and Sandbox: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEUMEHQKPM8 |
I have read all pages of posts since I began the thread. My concern is on several levels with this game. I have been interested in a UO2 since they first started working on a botched version long long ago and scrapped it. I have been following Richard (Lord Brittish) for a long time on facebook and actually had a short back and fourth with him about how gaming has changed and how great a new UO could be with his style and sense of game direction in place. Then I started seeing Portalarium and some basic functionality he was talking about in reguard to a future game similar to the ultima and UO style. He talked about how collecting of objects was a passion of his and how everyone kind of enjoys collecting and becoming educated in certain things they find a passion for. This would be a big part of his new game that he was still working on a title for. Flash forward to today. We now have a very hybrid game which at the current time looks like a cross between final fantasy 3 overland map, and some instanced areas. Obviously this game is still very much in the process of getting made. Thing is though....they don't have a big team, they don't have a big backer, they don't have a publisher. Basically they are going the indi-game route. How many indi-games do you know of that are worth hundreds of dollars pre-release? I am just baffled by how people shove hard earned money over for things that #1 they do not actually own. (it's virtual property that belongs to Portarium #2 It has only been shown in a demo form. (It may not actually ever get to a finished form you can download) #3 The millions of $$ have no real accounting for. If I told you that I was planning to build a small add-on to your house for $5000 but I need all the money up front, and there was no hand shake. There was no contract. Would you still give me the $5000 up front because I remodeled a bathroom or two several years ago? That is what many people are doing here. Maybe I have been burned by this process in the past with another indi game developer. I still just find it annoying that a guy I had thought was above this sort of thing is deep into it. I get his reasons,but how they went about it was wrong in my opinion. There will be a ton of things to collect. There will probably be weight and encumbrance in this game. There will be limited space in banks. There will be a clear need to have a house. People that do not have housing will actually struggle more. I do not agree at all with the no tax rule on housing for pre-payers at the house purchase level. This to me is just bad game mechanics. Will the game be fun? I still hope so. Will it be enough to keep me interested until the first expansion when housing will become available again? Maybe not. |
I have been waiting for uo:r2 second coming for all my life I played uo:r for 7 years and I know for sure this game won't be it. When I first saw the livestream from lb I went from wanting to kiss him to wanting to hurt him really badly. Sota Sounds horrible in every way and won't be anything like uo ever was. Even when the interviewer asked him some questions that he probably expected from the game lb looked down while answering he was clearly embarrassed of the game as well. But investors made him do the game we gonna get now. ArcheAge and Black Desert videos http://www.youtube.com/user/InporylemQQ |
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane But that is just it. The extras are overpriced, well beyond reason. $45 for a core game I will grant you is a reasonable price--hell, a great price, but another way to look at is, the complete game is VERY expensive, but for $45 you can play this part of it, minus all this other cool stuff, which, by the way, many other games include for their $50-100 price tag, or as DLC/extras at much more reasonable prices than this game does. Obviously, neither of us are going to have much influence on the other's thoughts, and in spite of the price you will see me poking around and checking in on the game. I am not writing it off, but am disappointed at the price point to buy into the "extras" which to me are the coolest parts of this game, just not at those prices. Also, this talk about how you get more than one game for this price is putting the cart WAY before the horse. This whole thing could go tits up and you will get literally nothing for your pledge. That is the risk of crowd sourcing anything. That $2 mill will alone will almost certainly not be enough to get this thing off the ground, but who knows how much other money is in there from other sources, but there is no guarantee one game will ever see daylight, let alone the follow on games. Also, you might see the first game, and never the others. This first one will have to be successful to see follow up games. |
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane This post seems to be about name calling a bit. I respect my fellow gamers and hope they respect themselves and they're wallets enough to not throw hard earned money away for something that may let them down in the end. The higher tier funding for nice houses in protected city areas are serious $$ that could be spent on actually improving your real life in some way. All green post is mine :) |


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