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I'm near the end of The 4 Heroes of Light and man I just got through one HELL of a fight. The game hasn't really been hard but fighting my Doppelgangers was just a bitch. The thing that really bugs me about the game is it's complete [e.g. insane] reliance on elemental alignments/weakness.
Every boss fight comes down to having the right elemental gear (offensive as well as defensive) equipped. Unfortunately, you can't change equipment in battle nor can you really carry enough gear (as well as spells) to cover every possible scenario. So you can probably guess there is a lot - too much - trail and error involved. In the early going I just got frustrated with this and started looking at a guide so I'd know what I needed for each boss. In the purest sense it adds up to pretty lousy game design.
Still, as uninspiring as the game is in almost all respects I don't hate it. I don't love it but I don't feel like I've wasted my time with it either.
Edit: OMG does the last guy tick me off...
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This picture should give a good idea as to what I've been playing.
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You know I really need to replay that... but I really played the hell out of it when I was in high school. My friends and I had (pointless) competitions to see who could get their limit breaks the earliest which is insanely stupid. Ever try to fill the limit bar for a level 3 break on disc one? That doesn't work to well...
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Ever try to fill the limit bar for a level 3 break on disc one? That doesn't work to well...
Shit wasn't that bad. Slap a Hyper on your characters and make sure they've got the "Cover" materia equipped at all times. Limits all day erry day.
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Ever try to fill the limit bar for a level 3 break on disc one? That doesn't work to well...
Shit wasn't that bad. Slap a Hyper on your characters and make sure they've got the "Cover" materia equipped at all times. Limits all day erry day.
I went back to Mythril Mine mid/late disc 2 and used Slash-All in the uppermost room near the Fort Condor entrance to get everyone's kills up so they learned all of their X.1 limits. (4/5 kills per battle with a measly 200-300 HP per enemy.) After that, I waited until I hit disc 3 and learned all their X.2 in the Crater. Get Hyper, equip some HP Plus so you're up to 9999HP and then manipulate the Dark Dragon to use Laser on one of your characters to bring their limits up to full in two turns. Go nuts. Wonder why "Doom of the Living" is not Yuffie's ultimate Limit. Weep.
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Wonder why "Doom of the Living" is not Yuffie's ultimate Limit. Weep.
Actually yeah. There are some characters that are better to keep on previous levels - especially if you're facing a single target boss. Attack all one hit lvl 4's aren't too great.
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Wonder why "Doom of the Living" is not Yuffie's ultimate Limit. Weep.
Actually yeah. There are some characters that are better to keep on previous levels - especially if you're facing a single target boss. Attack all one hit lvl 4's aren't too great.
It's been so long since I've actually played the game and gave a shit about it that I decided to see as much as I can this time through. Beat Ruby and Emerald, get all the limits, earn a few master materia, etc. After checking out everyone's L4 Limits I'm kind of disappointed. Barret, Red, Yuffie and Cait Sith all have limits at earlier levels that I liked better than their L4's. Tifa's is just OK, Vincent's is a novelty and Aeris's is, well, a total waste of time. Considering I only used her when I absolutely had to, she didn't even hit level 2.1 before she left the party for good. Highwind is awesome, and now I know why every sucks the teat of Omnislash.
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Vincent's is a novelty
Vincent's are kind of annoying as well because the first three have attacks with elemental aspects. I'm sure I'm not the only one who got Vincent in the mansion the first time and then used him and his first limit against the Materia Keeper. Doh! That was rich! At least the last one (Chaos, right?) is completely non elemental.
Aeris's is, well, a total waste of time.
Totally true. But I've done it (at least once in the past) just so I can say I did it. Actually, if your playing through the game and you're really anal about getting every item you can muster it's probably best to get it and not use it anyway.
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I did my best to get everyone's limits as early as possible. This meant loading Aeris up with magic boosting equipment and materia, giving her Choco/Mog and letting her go crazy on the dudes in the forests where you first encounter Yuffie. Getting Great Gospel as soon as the buggy becomes available is pretty cash.
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I got Picross 3d today from the used game store, I like games like this- I enjoyed the flash game stackopolis http://www.miniclip.com/games/stackopolis/en/ -managed to beat it all the way thru once.
This one is cool, seems well adapted to the stylus. Plus easy to pick up.
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Okay, so I'm playing Portrait of Ruin and the skeleton bartender kills me with a martini glass... WTF...?
Edit: Okay, bosses sure do a hell of a lot of damage...
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My matches are at 2:26 and 3:23. I'm the white guy in the Megaman shirt (I look zoned out because I'm wearing headphones).
Best part is after my first match, when the commentator says I look like Bret "The Hitman" Hart. First match was an upset (I was surprised I won, but the guy didn't kill my characters, so I hung around), second match was against Smooth Viper, a REALLY tough player from NY. I'm happy with how I played him.
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So far I like the dual player system in in Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, but am I the only one who feels Konami has struggled with the level design in these games since Symphony of the Night? There was something about Symphony that was so sleek and intellegent that always seems to be missing from the other metroidvanias.
Don't get me wrong, I don't really mean to "paint" Symphony as some kind of perfect standard (in general I don't ever feel the need to give the title in a boost in conversation) but when this is the topic my mind always comes back to it.
Also, speaking of Symphony, there's another question that's been bugging me about it. As far as understand it, Symphony is technically the follow-up to Rondo of Blood. If that's true, does anyone consider it a sequel in the general sense? I never really thought about that until recently. The Castlevania series has an odd relationship with the concept of sequels/prequels.
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Story-wise it's a direct sequel. No technicalities about it.
And I think what's missing from the other Metroidvanias is a lot of little things that give SOTN character. Not just a lot of the enemy animation and other stuff which was never really at the same level, but stuff like the telescope, the boatman, the elevator...hell being able to jump under the library shop keeper. It really gives the game a sense of atmosphere, I think.
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Four more demos:
Cubixx HD (PS3)
-Fairly lame Qix-inspired puzzle game taking place on the faces of a cube.
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D (3DS)
-The 3D effect is nice, but the controls are terrible without the Frankenstick. Frame rate's not too great either. Stick with the PS3 version.
Shank 2 (PS3)
-Reasonably fun beat 'em up.
Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations (PS3)
-I have no idea what's going on in this game, but it seems half-way decent.
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Okay, I'm at the end of Portrait of Ruin and I'll just say the second to last fight is pure bullshit. With two f---ing guys running around the room doing over 100 pts of damage per hit and no invincibility in-between you can die in literally a second, especially if Drac turns into a cloud of bats. When he does that I can't activate the high jump fast enough. Don't think I'll be beating this one.
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Don't think I'll be beating this one.
Last bosses in Metroivania games always come down to having the right equipment and magic equipped. Just use GameFAQs.
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Three more demos:
Aya and the Cubes of Light (Wii)
-Lousy puzzle game that has you jumping around platform sections cut into cubes. Avoid.
The Simpsons Arcade Game (PS3)
-Nice trip down memory lane. Probably not worth the $10, but great to see it finally available after all these years.
Top Gun: Hard Lock (PS3)
-My nine-year old self would have died and gone to heaven had he got to play this, but my current self just thinks it's some mindless, shallow fun.
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Don't think I'll be beating this one.
Last bosses in Metroivania games always come down to having the right equipment and magic equipped. Just use GameFAQs.
Okay, I beat this but I totally cheesed my way through the fights. The layout of the last two bosses is wretched because the bosses can launch attacks when they're outside your point of view - the room is a at least two or three screens wide. Anyway, I got the ultimate dual attack and just spammed it while I healed.
Anyway, despite the clusterf--- that part is I want to point out that Portrait of Ruin does a lot of things right... especially when it comes to letting you know how close you are to having a 100% file. The various "guides" keep running tabs on various things like how many of the game's items you've uncovered. It goes without saying that's insanely handy for completionists and really eliminates having to look at a guide for the majority of the game. Very nice feature.
I'm pretty close to maxing a few things out but I just got Dawn of Sorrow in the mail today so I'm probably going to switch over to that. I played Aria of Sorrow on the GBA about a year ago so I'll be able to complete Soma's story.
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Two more demos:
Motorstorm RC (PS3)
-It's like RC Pro-Am but in HD and with terrible controls.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13 (PS3)
-I'm not of fan of golf control schemes that require you to flip the stick back and forth to swing, but at least the graphics are pretty.
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Slowly making my way through "Twilight Princess," FINALLY. As I semi-silently curse Capcom for not bringing Miles Edgeworth Investigations 2 to the U.S. Some months ago I ripped through Ghost Trick and Professor Layton and the Last Specter.
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I played through Journey (PS3) last night. I really liked Flower and I thought Flow was fair, so I had very high hopes for this one, especially in light of the reviews (93 on Metacritic right now). They say hype can kill anything, and boy did it do this one in. Journey is a beautiful game, but it's more an interactive piece of art than an actual game. As a player, you do very little, and what little you get to do is extremely simplistic and largely unsatisfying. I was also disappointed by the mandatory anonymous co-op which matches you to a variety of partners who are at the same point of the game you are (no more than one at a time though). I had 10 different partners during my two-hour trip, and I felt that they detract from the experience rather than add to it. I might play it again offline to see if it's more enjoyable without having to see other people's avatars running around. There are some breathtaking scenes (the last stage is particularly well done), but I can't really recommend the game at its current $15 asking price, especially since it's only two hours long.
I also played one more demo:
Shoot Many Robots (PS3)
-Contra clone with sub-optimal controls and a weapon/armor upgrade system. It's decent for what it is, but nothing special.
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Splitting my time between Mass Effect 3 and Tales of Graces f. Both are very entertaining.
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Just beat the first Metroid (NES) game - for the first time in my life ever - sometime this past week.
Back when I was in grade school, seeing anything else other than Brinstar was absolutely amazing. I could never get through Norfair, and I never even saw Kraid or Ridley, and the only reason I ever got to use the Wave Beam was because I used the Justin Bailey code - knowing that Samus was a girl was another interesting thing, but if you really look at it, Samus's armor had a sort of female sculpture to it, rather than a masculine one; kind of has that dynamic that slims at the waist, and it looked tight-fitting, too.
Finding the first Ice Beam used to be tricky; you had the bomb open the floor of one of the connecting bridges that had yellow lava at the bottom of the screen - the yellow lava being only an illusion - and climbing back up was always a chore, even after you got the Ice Beam.
Kraid's and Ridley's boss battle patterns were pretty simplistic, but actually rather difficult to break through; both had ton of hit points. Kraid was harder, even if you're supposed to tackle him first. He shoots 3 needles out of his chest, and tosses 2 spines out of his back, thrown at an angle at you. His needle projectiles deflect your own shots, but you can freeze them in mid air, along with his spines, and go in close, and plug him with missiles, bombs, or your Ice Beam. Ridley was easier, the fireballs he blew at you, you could just safely somersault through those with the Screw Attack. Again, your choice of bombs, missiles, or Ice Beam, but I thought he went down easier than Kraid. I also think Kraid was harder, because he could more easily land you in the yellow lava on either side of the room.
Ridley took me about 2-3 tries to beat him, Kraid, probably double that.
Having all of your Energy Tanks full definitely helps.
Mother Brain wasn't too hard; you just have to plug her with missiles, and avoid getting hit by those ring-shaped biological whosie-whatsits that fly about.
Well, that "Yellow Lava," I don't know if that's what it's actually supposed to be, but that's what I'm going to call it until I find out what it's really supposed to be - marshes, maybe?
Ending was nothing special - short paragraph of text, and Samus changes out of her armor; you see her in a different outfit depending on how quickly you played through the whole game, and there's 7 different outfits you can see, with Samus being in a white bikini being the result for the fastest possible time.
Other than that, I'm just stoked I finally completed this game, and finally saw the parts of the game that I never did before.
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Hey improv world, all the cool people are going to be at NCCAF next week for the big improv orgy — and you are invited.
That is always the way I feel right before NCCAF in Carrboro every year.
That is why I have been bummed to not make it the past 2 years, but I made a deal with myself a little over a year ago, that I would not go to any festivals until I finished my book — Improv For Everyone. Well, boom, the book is here and now I can to go to the cool party.
I am excited about getting the word out about my book (if you see me please buy one) and to teach a couple workshops, but I am even more jacked about the awesome shows. Susan Messing in MESSING with a Friend? Are you kidding me? I can't believe I am going to get a chance to see Susan Messing perform. I saw her in Co-Ed Prison Sluts in Chicago like 15 years ago and I am still laughing at bits she did in that show. I can't hear the word "ouch" without seeing Susan standing on a stool with some guy's head up her dress. TMI?
Kevin Mullaney and Mullaney Chain? How mad am I that I did not come up with that cool idea for a show before he did? Super mad. It is the ultimate "yes and" idea for a show. He asks someone to play, then that person asks someone else and so on, and then they do a show. Simple and beautiful. It makes me want to just say "thanks Kevin." Thanks for the IRC, thanks for the podcasts and thanks for the simple and beautiful show idea that reminds me why I love improv.
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Letters to the editor - Thursday (3-28-2013)
Board makes a bad business decision in prayer lawsuit
Two weeks ago the Board of County Commissioners made a business decision to fight the ACLU's request for an injunction in federal court. Business decisions should meet a couple of criteria; they should be within the scope and mission of the organization, and they should reflect the best financial outcome. The commission's decision does neither.
Chairman Sides has presented this as defending the First Amendment at the county, state and even national levels. I can't find this anywhere in the statement of purpose on the board's website. Defense of the Constitution is the responsibility of the military, the attorney general and the courts, not local county government. The Board of County Commissioners is bound by state statute, not the wishes of individual commissioners.
As stated on the commission's website, "The board's main purpose is to maintain fiscal responsibility while providing mandated services…" The board's decision fails this test.
Court cases have three possible outcomes: win, lose or compromise. If Rowan County wins, there is no positive financial outcome, only lower expenses. As Mr. Neier told the board, taxpayers could have to cover fees, deposition costs and other expenses. So if we win, it could still cost taxpayers money; the only question is how much. If, as seems likely, the county loses, taxpayers would be on the hook for the ACLU's attorney's fees. Mr. Neier didn't mention that in his sales presentation or that Forsyth County lost all the way to the Supreme Court. Any compromise would have expenses as well, which no one has talked about. We could be on the hook for our "partners' " legal fees if we compromise and don't go all the way to the Supreme Court.
Bottom line, for taxpayers this is a lose-lose business decision. The only question is, how much will it cost us? And how much cash will advocates and commissioners come up with?
— Jack Burke
Board deserves our thanks
Regarding the prayer lawsuit:
Pray without ceasing! Leading a country, state, county or city is a very important, demanding job. The president and other elected officials need our prayers.
Everyone, Christians and non-Christians, should be thankful the Rowan County commissioners look to God for the wisdom, knowledge and courage to succeed. By making better decisions, everyone benefits.
I was told by an atheist that she did not believe but would not want to live any place where there was no church. She was happy to receive the benefit of living in a Christian community.
I pray our leaders will reverse the destructive trends of atheism and humanism that try to dethrone God, deify man and lead to an ungodly society. I will support the Rowan County commissioners with prayer and finances.
— Evelyn Sills
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Hats off to the Rowan County sheriff, his department and Detective Tracie Sloop for a job well done on rounding up suspects in a theft ring charged in several January and February break-ins.
We were victims on Jan. 8. I left for Walmart about 11 a.m. and returned about 3 p.m. to find our entire home trashed and our money, special jewelry and guns taken. Our dog was terrorized, and they threw our 50-gallon aquarium to the floor, killing all our fish. With repairs totaling thousands of dollars and the sleepless nights, it has been a nightmare.
Such thieves need to be shown the aftermath and then ask them what if it were their grandmother's house. Most of the suspects are our grandchildren's age. Thanks again to the sheriff, deputies and detectives. Good job.
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It doesn't happen often, more like a bi-annual public freak-out. Living in the most populous of the five boroughs poses day to day stresses that I've learned to successfully adapt to, but caring for and protecting my child amongst the chaos has elevated my anxiety to a whole new level. I weave the stroller through mobs of human beings on a busy sidewalk, maneuver myself and mini sidekick amongst passengers packed like sardines on the train (brief cases hitting my kid in the head), wait in ridiculously long lines for everything, and brave the elements on foot pushing a stroller year round for everything that we need. I have embraced the aforementioned as urban life; the rich experience of living in a big city. I tell myself it makes me tolerant in other environments and ultimately will enrich my son's development in the same way. Seems plausible. Unfortunately, I reach a breaking point and it isn't pretty. Yesterday was that day! Living in Manhattan and Brooklyn quickly educated me to the unwritten city rule that the walk sign doesn't necessarily mean a pedestrian may safely walk across the street. No, a walk sign here means that cars will drive right into pedestrians. Remain on the defense and also think fast. I constantly have to weigh the risks crossing the street, do I keep walking and risk being hit or stop and allow the aggressor in vehicle to drive through my walk signal? I need more than my two hands to count how many times I have "almost" been hit by a vehicle charging it's way into a crosswalk with a walk sign (once a taxi bumping my leg when I was 8 months pregnant). I grow tired of this crap. Not only is it dangerous, but pedestrians have the right to walk safely across the street when signaled to do so. PERIOD! This very thing happened yesterday as I was pushing Elijah along Court Street towards the gym. The cross signal changed in our favor, we made our way past the curb, and a station wagon came barreling towards us. Completely losing my shit, I kicked the car shielding my son in stroller with my body, waved my fist wildly, and screamed "It says walk asshole!". The elderly lady next to me whose life I also saved, looked at me in pure disgust and everyone else crossing seemed shocked, and even appalled at my raving lunacy. It took me a couple of seconds to come back to my right, clear mind. And I do feel ashamed. Elijah doesn't see this type of aggression at home from me nor his father. Yes, he hears profanities, and honestly, I have been conscious to improve my foul mouth since he was swimming blissfully in my womb. My point is, we have a peaceful home void of any fighting or even yelling. Is my son affected by my semi-annual Mommy Rage? Most likely, yes. These are rare bouts of insanity, and a byproduct of living in a fast paced, densely populated, and sometimes hostile environment. I often wonder if I lived in cookie cutter suburbia, driving my SVU in and out of my garage, never bothered by other humans, what kind "Zen Mother" I could be. But the fantasy ends abruptly by the thought of killing myself in the boring burbs, so I hope to never know.
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You can do it yourself, but... I have rope with "S" hook attached to the ceiling. Hook "S" and pull bow down (I use 3 fingers on the riser grip to mimic the hand), move stop to limb and snug. Let up easy, easy and easy. You should be at max letoff. I use a lead pencil to draw around the stop so to know where it was should I make further adjustments.
ya know im new to archery but i have learned when it come to draw,do it yourself till you feel just right with what you have.its all about comfert.haveing someone tell you what your draw is might not be what you are good with.but for me any other aspect of the bow i take it to my archery shop and have them do the tuning after i feel good about the pull back.good luck and go with your gut.
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Well I installed my 3/16" G5 peep sight today, and all went well, nice and straight. I backed the draw stop off about 1/4" and did some shooting. Still feels like I could take abit more off. The cam is rolling over and I am getting a nice anchor but still feel like I am pushing my arm out a little more than I should to get that solid feel. I hope that is the right feeling I am supposed to be looking for. Cheers Roscoe
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The Walther Solis-trained gelding nonchalantly turned back a challenge from previously unbeaten Canonize nearing the eighth pole and easily held late-running Bet On Victor at bay in the final sixteenth.
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I don't know what Martin claimed or claims, if anything, of the benefits of not having the string served over the idler wheel. For 2008 Pearson once claimed some 10 fps gain for the served string. Now, this was with the TX4 with Z7 cam. Seems the Z7 cam would take off so fast that the string would slip instead of spin the wheel. Slip means friction and friction slows stuff.


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My favorite day...Mule deer starts in 4 days!. WootWoot!
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Fall black bear already started.
I don't think I'll ever be totaly ready. Seems I'm always seeing and buying new things to upgrade what I have.
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Imes also led Hofstra in scoring against James Madison on Thursday with 10 points.
Junior forward Stephen Nwaukoni added 10 points and seven rebounds for Hofstra in just 13 minutes of action.
Hofstra falls to 5-17 and 2-7 in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play with the loss. The Pride has now lost six straight games. William & Mary improved to 9-12 and 3-7 in conference with victory.
William & Mary placed four players in double figures led by 17 from Tim Rusthoven and Brandon Britt. Marcus Thornton added 16 and Kyle Gaillard chipped in with 13. Rusthoven added a game-high 16 rebounds.
The two teams have now split the season series as Hofstra won 70-59 back on January 12 in Hempstead.
After a slow start to the contest, William & Mary heated up midway through the first half and used an 11-0 run en route to a 39-28 halftime advantage.
Rusthoven was huge for the Tribe in the first half as he nearly had a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds. Hofstra was led by Imes and senior guard Stevie Mejia with eight points each, with Imes adding three rebounds and Mejia dishing out three assists.
With William & Mary clinging to a 24-17 lead, three free throws from redshirt freshman forward Jordan Allen brought the Pride to within 24-20, but the Tribe then used the 11-0 run to take a 35-20 lead with 2:14 left in the half.
Imes and Mejia would combine for eight points over the final 1:57 of the first stanza to allow Hofstra to close the gap to 11 heading into the second half.
A three-pointer from sophomore guard Taran Buie at the 17:28 mark of the second half would close the Pride to within nine, 45-36, but a quick 7-0 spurt from William & Mary allowed the Tribe to open a 52-36 lead after a Gaillard three-pointer. That marked the Tribe's largest lead of the game to that point.
Led by Imes, Hofstra scored the next six points of the contest to close the deficit to 52-42 heading into the under 12-minute media timeout.
Hofstra would continue to put the pressure on the Tribe as a layup from junior forward Daquan Brown with 9:21 left in regulation would continue Hofstra's rally as it closed the gap to 56-47.
That would be as close as the Pride could close the gap as William & Mary held on for the 13-point win.
Mejia finished with 11 points, four assists and four rebounds for Hofstra, while Buie added nine points.
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This means you won't be doing Georgia, right?
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But you'll be back in time for Picardie in the middle of May. Is that a race you feel suited for?
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