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Town & Country hosted its inaugural Philanthropy Summit in New York City this week. Michael R. Bloomberg, Hunter Biden, Trudie Styler, Donna Karan, Lauren Bush Lauren, Chelsea Clinton (pictured here with T&C editor in chief Jay Fielden) and Geoffrey Canada are a few of the visionary leaders and philanthropists who came together at Hearst Tower for a day of thought-provoking panels and discussions on education, world hunger, technology, global responsibility, and medical research, among other topics.
The Summit officially kicked-off Tuesday evening with a screening of Generosity of Eye at Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theater. Directed by Brad Hall, the film is the personal tale of actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus discovering how her father William Louis-Dreyfus's passions for art, justice and education collide in a single act of generosity that will benefit Geoffrey Canada's Harlem Children's Zone. Julia Louis-Dreyfus—who co-hosted the event with Fielden—was on hand along with her father, William Louis-Dreyfus, director Brad Hall, and his son Henry Hall, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Geoffrey Canada and Amanda Hearst.
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PRICE-Our precious child of mischief, Braxton Lee Face Sandoval, age 6,went on to play with his cousins and best friend Weston William Wyatt and Chase Shane Wood on Monday, July 18, 2011 in Price. Hes now causing trouble and spreading love in their wake in Heaven.
Braxton was born March 31, 2005 in Price, Utah to Bryan Lee Sandoval and Chrystal Cherrie Wyatt.
He enjoyed baseball, riding his bike and playing with his brother, sister and his cousins. Braxton loved having his coffee (chocolate milk) with his grandpa and watching Madagascar. He will be dearly missed by his mommy and daddy and all that knew and loved him. We love you Braxton, and well always love your smile face.
Survived by his loving mother and father, Chrystal and Bryan, brother, Devyn, sister, Chaya, grandparents, Corbin (Joy) Wyatt, Charlie (Esther) Sandoval, Stan (Carol) Densley, all of Price; great-grandparents, Earl (Dorothy) Wyatt, Missouri, Lila Williams, Carol Swatzell, both of Colorado, Virgil (Dolores) Sandoval, Price; aunts and uncles, Brian (April) Wyatt, Spring Glen, Amber (Cory) Curran, Brian (Kim) Wood, Chris and Stephanie Preston McNeil, all of Price; Virgil Marcum Jr., Pleasant Grove; cousins, Austin, Savanah and Cole Wyatt, Spring Glen, Daphanie McNeil, Alexis and C.J. Wood, all of Price.
Braxton was preceded in death by his cousins, Chase Shane Wood and Weston William Wyatt; great-grandparents, Roger Williams, Basil Bill Swatzell; aunt, Anna Chavez; and uncle, Larry Chavez.
A Funeral Mass for Braxton was celebrated, Friday, July 22, 2011, 1 p.m., at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church in Price. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m., with a prayer service beginning at 7 p.m. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Braxton online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
It was intense, it was the rivalry game, it was 2-A vs. 3-A and as it turned out for Emery, it was a good game. Last Thursday night at the Spartan Center, the Lady Spartans hosted the Lady Dinos from Carbon High and sent the Dinos home with a loss. Final score in this game was 40-32.
This was a crazy game as neither side shot the ball very well and both sides had more turnovers than their coaches probably would have liked but in the end, the talent of Emery gave them the win.
The game had a low scoring first quarter. The score at the end of the first quarter was 7-7. The score at the half was 18-14 Emery as the Spartans won the period 11-7. The third quarter was Carbon's turn as the Lady Dinos outscored Emery 13-9 and the game was again tied at 27-27.
In the fourth quarter, Carbon had their first lead since the first quarter as they hit a regular field goal and led 29-27. Carbon scored on a three-point shot the next time down the floor and had the biggest lead of the game at 32-27.
Emery did not score in the fourth quarter until the 3:34 mark of the period when Bailey Rasmussen made a shot. With 3:00 left, Rasmussen went one for two at the free throw line and Emery was now down 32-30. With 2:11 left, Kelsie Cox made a pair of free throws and the game was tied at 32-32.
In the final two minutes of the game, Ashlynn Allred had a steal and a layup, Allred led a fast break, was fouled hard going to the basket and Carbon had an intentional foul called.
Allred made both free throws and Emery got the ball back. Hannah Dyer made a pair of free throws and Cox hit another pair and Emery got the win.
In the first half of play Emery went 7 for 14 at the free throw line, in the final quarter with the game on the line, Emery went 9 for 10. When it counted, the team stepped up, made the shots, made the plays and grabbed the win.
Rasmussen led the team in scoring with 13 points followed by Dyer with 9 points, Cox with 6 points, Allred with 5 points, Kambrie Hinkins with 5 points and Emily Olsen with 2 points.
Earlier in the week, Emery had hosted the Millard Lady Eagles and Emery coasted to an easy win. Emery won the game 55-30.
After trailing the Eagles by two points at 10-8 after the first quarter, Emery exploded in the second quarter for 25 points while holding their opponent to only 9 points and grabbed the lead at 33-19.
In the final period, Millard only scored 2 points as the host team dominated the period defensively.
Allred and Dyer scored a combined 15 points in the second period to lead the team to the comfortable lead. Those two plus Rasmussen went on to finish the game with 10 points each as they led the team in scoring for the game.
Ashton Bell scored 7 points, Cox and Patyn Jeffs each scored 5 points, Emily Olsen and Lexie Huntington each scored 4 points.
Bell led the team in rebounding with 8 while Cox led the team with 4 steals and 3 assists.
Emery will play Jan. 3 when they will travel to Roosevelt and play the Union Cougars.
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Are the Angels' Albert Pujols' Mystery Team?
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This sort of fit with the mysterious -- myyyyyyysteeeeeerious -- unavailability of Angels GM Jerry Dipoto Tuesday evening, as his daily media briefing was pushed back something like seven hours and eventually cancelled. But the mystery team rumor got immediate pushback. From Bill Plunkett:
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Sir Alex Ferguson wishes Manchester United and Real Madrid could have met in the Champions League final at Wembley in May.
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Instead, the European heavyweights meet at the last-16 stage, in a two-legged tie described by Real boss Jose Mourinho as one "the whole world wants to see".
"Jose summed it up perfectly," said United boss Ferguson ahead of Wednesday's first leg at the Bernabeu.
"It is the game everyone is waiting for. It is a fantastic match between two clubs who embrace the best part of football.
"They have won trophy nine times, which is beyond me.
"It is unfortunate that we are meeting as early as this. I wish it had been at Wembley."
With his side now 12 points clear of Manchester City in the Premier League title race, Ferguson regards his current squad as being better than the one which was dismantled by Barcelona in the 2011 final.
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"This team doesn't know when it is beaten. It has good individual players.
"But the acid test is tomorrow."
The major difference has been the arrival of Robin van Persie, who on Sunday took his goals tally for the season to 23 against Everton.
"Robin is now approaching that level," said Ferguson of comparisons with Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who will line up for Madrid against his former club on Wednesday.
"He has been a breath of fresh air."
Ronaldo's presence looms heavy over the tie, with the United boss admitting the player he spent six years nurturing at Old Trafford is now better than ever.
"Absolutely, he is now at the very peak of his career," said Ferguson.
"He was still young man when he left us and has continued to flourish, but I never thought he would get to that level.
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Ferguson has other superstars at his disposal now, chief among which is Wayne Rooney, who was depicted as a "hooligan" in the Spanish press today.
Sports daily Marca also described Rooney as "a freckled demon" who is "built like a barrel packed with gunpowder" and on his way to "blow up the Bernabeu".
"He is a mature player now," said Ferguson of Rooney. "He is 27. When players mature little bits of their games change.
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Headshots are a Canucks Army feature where we link to the day's freshest news, and other assorted Canucks web-goodies. If you've written a blogpost, produced a tribute video, birthed a clever .gif into existence, or have a hockey related cause you'd like to see promoted in this space - please e-mail Thom at email@example.com.
The picture above is from Sunday's afternoon tilt between the Vancouver Whitecaps and Colorado Rapids. As you may have noticed, Alexander Edler, Cory Schneider, and Chris Higgins decided to check it out, with their gals. They sure seem worried about the lockout, don't they? My one takeaway from this photo - my goodness, Eddy is suave.
Cam Charron decided to show his face around these parts for the first time in a while, throwing potential trades involving Roberto Luongo out there for the world to chew on. Personally, I'm still a believer that when it's all said and done, Bobby Lou will be trading in his blue and green for a trip to the centre of the universe.
Yesterday, we brought your attention to Wyatt Arndt's quest of simulating through the Canucks' preseason games in NHL '13. Today, set his sights on the second game, as the Canucks attempt to get avenge a disheartening (?) overtime loss to the Flames. This is what things have come to..
Harrison Mooney is all about writing songs, and hurting people's feelings these days. Fortunately, today he settled for just writing songs (as far as we know). I present to you, Lockout Man' - Puck Daddy's ode to the NHL work stoppage.
Dan Cloutier Making My Heart Shatter Break! Back in 2002, I was an 11-year old with big dreams. Those dreams were so big, that I legitimately believed that the 8th seeded Vancouver Canucks could pull off the upset, by disposing of the big, bad Detroit Red Wings. Those dreams seemed like they could become a reality, until one fateful moment changed everything. Psychiatrists say that I still haven't truly gotten over it.
Why do I bring this up? I was due for a good cry. But also, because the Canucks added Mr.Cloutier to their development staff as a 'Goaltending Assistant'. This provided the Twittersphere with plenty of material this afternoon, believe me.
David Booth clearly isn't a believer in 'learning from your mistakes'. Today he tweeted out a picture with an elk that he presumably just caught. I don't take any issue with hunting, personally, but I understand why some people do. Let's just say that tweeting this out after all of the heat he received earlier for his bear baiting photo wasn't exactly the smartest of moves. Then again, he's never been mistaken for being the brightest of the bunch.
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jiraiya is dead. he was stabbed in the neck a couple of times by pein, he lost copious amounts of blood, and was sinking into the water. what part of all that doesn't point to the fact that jiraiya is dead. in the interview kishi said that naruto is going to have to grow up just as shikamaru had to grow up. shikamaru grew up after the death of asuma so it's safe to say that jiraiya is dead. jiraiya's death is the driving force naruto needs in order for him to stop chasing after sasuke and start training.
He was losing blood because his throat was crushed. His inabillity to move came from pein's black rods (or whatever they are). But I won't say anymore, this is another thread. You go ahead and bet on your 'hard' evidence. I don't think there is such a thing on a manga.


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This is probably going to be the one i get screamed at for. Akin was solid in my opinion and from his play does not warrant immediate replacement, especially since we have so many other holes on defense. Charlie, along with Patrick Cobbs, got it done on special teams and at times seemed to be a playmaker out there. Now, did we overpay for that? Probably, but i have no resentment for that. --SPESH
Patrick Cobbs a Playmaker ? LMAO...
5) Why is there so still so much resentment against Ronnie Brown?
Im offended that after spending so much money on the offensive line, it seemed to just collapse and our running backs/Qb had to do something creative to recover the play. Ronnie almost always falls forward for the extra yard, he makes plays when we need him to, and more importantly he just plain makes people miss him. --SPESH
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Originally posted by gordiflu
Bad class balance is something that may get better after the beta (I doubt it); same applies to poor tooltips. But the rest of the issues are related to the core concept of the game and are not going to change no matter how long and meticulous such beta is. Finally, this beta's objective was a stress test. They are not going to change the core game mechanics. If anything, they'll work on server architecture, network architecture and such. And these core game mechanics are flawed now, and will have exactly the same flaws on actual release. They won't change. This is pretty much the game you are going to get bar a few missing aditions.
Today it was announced that they would be giving us multiple ammo types, removing the constraint system for T2 (if I heard correctly those will be in the patch coming this Monday) and next year seperating PvP and PvE gear, giving tournement play set loadouts. How's that for core changes, that are happening RIGHT NOW. Plenty more to come after these are done.
You might reconsider your view on this particular beta, as it's as far from a marketing beta as you can get. We get features they are considering, to see if they are actually fun. When they're not, they actually change things for us. This beta is not an early sneak peek, it's not even feature complete yet.
I have to admit the OP touches on a lot of my concerns with the game as-is.
The game has a lot of promise - and I like it so far. It's still a ways from "release" - although you could make the argument that it is released now as B2P, and they are just ironing out the wrinkles before they go full F2P - I don't mind. I did actually buy into the Founders Pack after the last Beta weekend. I thought it was fun enough for $20 and no sub, but I still don't think it's quite ready for unrestricted prime time, so I'm glad to see they are marketing it as such and don't discredit them for this.
But that's the biggest issue with the game - it has lots of promise but it hasn't delivered yet. Of the two or three actual quests in the game, they are pretty buggy. The map is small right now (regardless of what is promised, I won't judge from a promise, only what's available), and those damned mountains right in the middle are really annoying - even with jetpack you can't scale them without lots of short hops, and gliders, yeah. I'll leave that one alone.
I want there to be more content - desperately. I don't PvP, I could care less for PvP - I don't care about structured PvP or ladder rankings or open world PvP. I like the Chosen incursion. I like thumping (in short bursts, I can only take killing bugs for so long). I like exploring and just taking out the menacing wildlife. I would like a few more quests, but honestly, I don't really need them.
Just give me some more variation the the world that's out there already and I'd be happy. Brazil so far is fun. Add in a new map on-par with this one, and I'd be a happy camper - maybe change up the wildlife and give the Chosen a twist on each map, but I don't need cookie-cutter quests with waypoint markers - I like just having the open map to explore with things going on in it that make it feel alive. That, so far, is what I like best about this game. Between the Chosen, the Melding Tornados, and just the general random wildlife, the game feels alive. As you run across the map (and argh... you are forced to run everywhere) you run into stuff happening - be it a lot of bug pods, a chosen incursion, a party out thumping, or a full blown melding tornado.
And I wouldn't mind a bit of mass transit. It is a small map, but walking from Thump Dump to Sunken Harbor still takes forever - just linking Thump Dump/Copa/Sunken with something (even if it takes a bit of real time, like a hopper ride or a bus service or something) would help a good deal. I don't want instant teleportation though - that isn't much fun. The worst part is when your out near the melding wall exploring, die, and pop back up in Copa like 15 minutes from where you were...
Originally posted by gordiflu
Well, I have tried to like the game. I have put some decent hours into it, hoping that I would finally find something in it worth my time. However, the more I play the more I am convinced this is not my game. It actually has everything that I dislike in any game, everything at once, and it even managed to expand my list. Small map: nuf said. Really really tiny. Artificial pathing: To make up for the lack of size, they build rivers and cliffs all over the place, so that if your objective is 100 mts away, you know you will have to walk around all those dense obstacles for several miles. Zergy: very zergy! The most efficient way of getting exp is joining any zerg or just solo-zerging any watch tower that is under attack. Promotes ninjaing: Ninjaing kills grants experience faster than actually killing stuff. You don't even need to participate on the kill to ninja the loot. Locking animations: Nothing like getting killed while you reanimate somebody or execute an enemy mob and not beeing able to do anything about it. Stupid respawns: Like a dozen enemy mobs at once respawning on your face with no warning whatsoever who insta-engage you. Grindy: I quickly found myself doing the same thing over and over and over and over... Cartoony graphics. I know this is just something personal, but I also know I am not the only one who dislikes that. Bad class balance: While some classes can grind exp AFK, others struggle to complete one quest alone. On top of that they managed to add: Bad aiming, specially when strafing. Bad munition management Bad tooltips (when you happen to have them) Dynamic? My ass. The same events spawn at the same place with the same time intervals. So predictable that it's a joke.t So, well I tried, man I tried, but... I have to end up admiting to myself I have wasted my time trying to like this game.
Could you throw me an invite to Firefall or your account if you are not using it anymore please? I love testing games when they are raw and unpolished... I've beta tested games like Horizons, Eve, WoW, Vanguard, etc.
PM me plz.
Back to the topic... what do you mean smal map? From the game play videos I see players navigate a fairly large territory. Could you please clarify your definition of large?
I am the type of player where I like to do everything and anything from time to time.
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Originally posted by jimmyman99Back to the topic... what do you mean smal map? From the game play videos I see players navigate a fairly large territory. Could you please clarify your definition of large?
Not that I'm the OP, but I do agree with them on this regard, so I'll shoot back something on it.
The map, as it stands right now, mimics an area in Brazil along the coast, according to the story. It does a pretty good job of keeping that feel - it feels coastal along the water, and as you move inland, it feels more like a living jungle - with a few urban (both populated and ruined) areas in the mix.
There is 1 major hub - Copacabana. There are 3 minor hubs: Trans-Hub, Thump Dump, and Sunken Harbor. The minor areas don't quite feel finished yet - they have some facilities, but are mostly empty. There are also several other watchtowers and other small areas of note along the way.
Now, if you actually look at the map, approximately 1/3 of it is covered with glowy blue - which is The Melding - it can be temporarily pushed back by players (although we don't have enough players or resources to push it back far or for long right now).
The longest trek in game right now is probably from Thump Dump (in the far Northwest) to Sunken Harbor (in the far Southeast). As the crow flies (or the glider crashes), it's probably about 3200m (the game measures distance in meters). If you could walk straight there, it would take less than 5 minutes - distance goes fairly quick in the game when it's a level run.
The problem is, between the deep water (that nearly insta-kills you), and the mountain ridges (which are very, very steep), it makes the run (and more to the point, any and every run) take about 4x that long. Jumpjets are great, but they can only get you about 20-30m of vertical distance before they are out of power (and the mountain ridges are well over 500m tall nearly sheer faces in many places).
A glider could cover the distnace from Thump Dump to Sunken Harbor in around a minute. Gliders are fun, but they only work with gravity and cannot gain altitude; you can't glider over a ridge, only down from a high spot, and god help you if you stall out (or the glider bugs and swan dives).
It basically turns the entire map into a large maze, and trying to get to a waypoint that's maybe 200m away (which should be visible and nearly in firing range) can take 4-5 minutes as you have to find the path around or up - and especially frustrating if a melding tornado or missed jump drops you off the side of the cliff that the tower you are working on is perched upon, and to get back 100m takes 3-4 minutes...
So the map itself, not very big at all, maybe 4km x 4km (using the game's measurements), especially when compared to something like PS2's maps. But the fact that there are almost no straight shots to anywhere makes it feel bigger, or at least just take longer...
To give it something relative to compare to, I'd say it's probably about the same size as Barrens in WoW, only toss a lot more mountains and water in there to make getting anywhere a huge pain in the rear.
A single shot can cover a distance of about 200m, but the map is only about 4000m long... that gives you a better picture of how small the map feels in 2 dimensions, but when you add in the third dimension it doesn't really feel any bigger, just more frustrating as it makes getting from Point A to Point B ridiculous at times.
Originally posted by Ridelynn
So the map itself, not very big at all, maybe 4km x 4km (using the game's measurements), especially when compared to something like PS2's maps. But the fact that there are almost no straight shots to anywhere makes it feel bigger, or at least just take longer... To give it something relative to compare to, I'd say it's probably about the same size as Barrens in WoW, only toss a lot more mountains and water in there to make getting anywhere a huge pain in the rear
I have done a thread that should hopefully clear up the concerns about Firefall's 'Small' world as this seems to pop up a lot, and basically is due to people not understanding why it is small and how it will expand.
The design of the world, with the high cliffs, rocks, etc... and not having any clear path between point A and point B I love though, I can understand that its hard to get to some places and may be easier for people to accept once the dropship transport or fast travel is the game, which I understand are planned to be in. But for me personally it was one of the main attractions to the game, the world I think its amazingly done and not your standard false worlds from most other games. It feels natural and is the perfect exploration kind of terrain.
Though I can understand that this maybe a personal taste thing, but in a game where everyone has jetpacks it would be boring if it was flat.
Just to clarify a few things, answering some posters above me.
I am a founder. I have over 800k worth of extra experience on my main T2 battleframe with everything unlocked and all my gear printed. I HAVE tested the game, not only played during the weekend.
When I mentioned that the map is tiny I was also considering the "purple" melding area, and even the black one. If we consider what's available now I would not have used the word tiny but rather microscopic. Not kidding here. And this is the second time I explain this in this same thread. Please, read before posting.
Artificial pathing is an old technique used by many devs to make up for it. Yes, we have jets. Even with them you are going to need to get around plenty of obstacles to get to your destination.
They can promise whatever about the future size of the world. I don't buy hype anymore, not even from a studio I respect like Red 5. What we have now, including the "melded" part is tiny, simple as.
Zerging means force by numbers but also means running back in when you die as soon as possible. That is what I meant with solo zerging. Luckily I don't need to do that anymore. Yes, I can also (like many many others) solo watchtowers, melding acolytes, incursions and tornadoes. Big deal. There are lots of players doing so. The game feels zergy for both reasons. People do win events by raw numbers (the old "follow the zerg") and since there is no death penalty whatsoever, not even gear repairs, those clumsy enough to die just run back into the fight.
Respawn rates are stupid. To the point that people do not take towers to farm experience and just kill the constant stream of respawns that happen on the top floor. There is no warning whatsoever about such respawn other than a flash of light for a fraction of a second and everything insta-agros the same target. They call it "the deathball". Yes, not taking a tower is more profitable than actually taking it.
Having said that, as I posted somewhere else, the game has plenty of issues, but also plenty of potential. Positive points are an interesting crafting system that shares some common traits with Ryzom or SWG, and that the game actually encourages grouping. The engine works well, although aiming and certain aspects of movement, like strafing or using your jets still feel clumsy. Aiming is acceptable but not good.
Yes, I know it's only my opinion and you are free to disagree and explain why.
On a side note, I created another thread about positive aspects of the game. The thread was almost ignored. Looks like a thread about the negative ones managed to draw lots more attention. This pretty much reinforces my point about fanbois beeing way more active and annoying than haters. The intention is not derailing, but I had to express that feeling.
Originally posted by gordiflu
When I mentioned that the map is tiny I was also considering the "purple" melding area, and even the black one. If we consider what's available now I would not have used the word tiny but rather microscopic. Not kidding here. And this is the second time I explain this in this same thread. Please, read before posting. Artificial pathing is an old technique used by many devs to make up for it. Yes, we have jets. Even with them you are going to need to get around plenty of obstacles to get to your destination. They can promise whatever about the future size of the world. I don't buy hype anymore, not even from a studio I respect like Red 5. What we have now, including the "melded" part is tiny, simple as.
I did try to seperate out the discussions about the World Size to a seperate thread, but instead you try to discuss it further here and then complain when people discuss it here. You must know the typical forum appraoch for most people, read the 1st post, maybe read the last post...then respond, hence why I tried to seperated the discussion out.
I'm not going to explain any more why I felt that your comment of "Small map: nuf said. Really really tiny" needed a lot more explaining when their approach to expaning the world is entirely different to all games you are comparing it to. Fine, if you want to compare it to everything else, you will have a small map and you will be disapointed at launch... if you want to have an open mind and try to support a game that is trying to be original then go read....
...but "Small map: nuf said. Really really tiny" is only true if you don't understand (or as it seems to be in your case, dont believe) what they are trying to do in this game.
I read through your thread ElGringoUK - good post.
However, there are some concerns with it.
I don't fault the game for having a small map now. It's still in "Beta" (using that term very loosely). They have great plans for expanding the map, and I look forward to those immensely. The world they have built right now fits their own lore very well.
That doesn't change the fact that right now, what is playable, is small.
All the plans in the world, the biggest and best dreams for an in game world, the best explanations via in-game lore, don't mean anything until they actually put it into the game. Staged content is fine, I have no problem with it. But that doesn't alleviate the concern that myself, and many others have, about the initial world being fairly limiting.
I decided to pay and go founding as well, I think the game is fun. But I hope to see maps start to open up sooner rather than later. The artificial pathing elements are fun to look at - once. After that, it becomes tedious to me. At least until we get some mass transit going or vehicles become accessible (to more than just high dollar donors). They really just serve to make the map feel that much smaller - once you do get on top of that mountain ridge, and look over, and you can see ~everything~ that's currently in the game - from the Arcfall to Sunken Harbor clear over to the tower at Thump Dump - you realize just how little geography is in the game right now. The game has some really go points besides that, and has some plans to really expand their geography out, but as it stands right now, there isn't much out there. That's just a fact.
I've seen way too many games and developers promise the moon, and only deliver green cheese, to take anything at more than face value any more.
Originally posted by FromHell
do you know the meaning of the word BETA ???
Come on guys, it is just beta. The game will improve and the bugs will be worked out. I like the game so much, I bought the Commander pack.
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Give it time. So far, I think they did a jamb up job . Very fast paced.
I find it slightly amusing people still try to play the "IT"S ONLY IN BETA" card....I have played the beta for most mmo's for the past 10 years and never was there any extreme changes being made..the closest thing is quality of life features and balance changes...graphics optimisations....they never ever ever change core mechanics...what you see is what you will get..maybe a bit more polished.
That being said I also tried hard to like this game, as the concept seemed cool to me...it's extremely uninspirired and generic though..I don't like the smallness of the maps or how there is basically 2 public quests to do that are the same thing over and over...honestly I tried so hard to like the game I accidently shat in my chair...which actually called my attention away from the game as my shat was more interesting.
So how come a post I do about Defiance and stating my opinions about it gets deleted, and this post giving out specific game details still under the NDA, doesnt get deleted ?
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Originally posted by funcon
All I did was watch a vid of the game on youtube. Didnt look like my type of game. PS2 masssive worlds and battles are a lot better imo.
while i somewhat agree with this, i still prefer FF for the graphics, the Third Person Perspective, The PvE, and the Character Progression.
Its in beta tho, not fair to compare it to PS2. FF website has a development timeline that shows all the content that will come before launch (i hope that they add it soon). And I also hope the tweak the way the melding works because when you open the map you see the map is a lot bigger but part of it is covered by the melding and the other part of it its still not open to players.
EDIT: FF will compare directly with Defiance, but for some reason i had a blast in Defiance first beta weekend, while yesterday i got bored to death and havent logged back in that beta weekend
Originally posted by ElGringoUK I'm not going to explain any more why I felt that your comment of "Small map: nuf said. Really really tiny" needed a lot more explaining when their approach to expaning the world is entirely different to all games you are comparing it to. Fine, if you want to compare it to everything else, you will have a small map and you will be disapointed at launch... if you want to have an open mind and try to support a game that is trying to be original then go read.... http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/566/view/forums/thread/372150/The-world-of-Firefall.html ...but "Small map: nuf said. Really really tiny" is only true if you don't understand (or as it seems to be in your case, dont believe) what they are trying to do in this game.
This does seem really neat, but I just hope they put a lot of thought into this and consider their audience. MMO players can be pretty hardcore and if the availability of unlocking content is based on the actions of the players' progression, they could (in theory) unlock every bit of content within a day. Some artificial wall could be hit within 3 days and suddenly to the devs "We're still working on the rest". I realize they want to be different and have their little gimmick but it's a dangerous notion considering their audience, though I do hope it pays off since I like it when companies take a chance on something new.
As for all the 'beta' comments, problem is the definition of beta has evolved over the past few years with releases like GW2, STO, Tera, a lot of these largely-hyped games which are mostly-done when the 'beta' starts and use beta as both a stress test and a hype-machine rather than fixing actual bugs and getting feedback on content. Firefall seems like it's in a real beta mode with lots of bugs, unfinished content, and hopefully accepting real feedback from their testers. There's a lot to do but also a lot of potential. Honestly my biggest complaints are probably the interface which is very confusing and unintuitive, and finding things around the towns. A mini-map of safe-zones with markers for crafting areas, frame customizations and such would be appreciated. With the interface I found myself choosing certain things and hitting the wrong buttons a lot because i dont' realize it suddenly replaces my weapon or uses one of my other keys.
Anyways, I hope it evolves well!
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Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!
I had to necro this, sorry, but I had to.
New milestone patch added.
New content? Actually nothing. The same ridiculously tiny map. Yeah, it's beta. The game is going to launch which exactly the same microscopic map and you will say "it just launched". Then, a year later, with still the same liliput map, you will say "the game is young"... etc. Regardless what you say, the map will still be small. Very small. Way too small.
Guess I ll have to wait for next major patch... again.
just to say, it is tiny indeed for an mmo shooter.
but after all the change they maybe and i been playing this game for almost 2 year ( i cant remember a beta that took so long)
you could at least make the effort in thinking they will bring what they mean to. like a bigger map.
and did you try the new content they placed ?
just 1 example that i didnt new at all and surprised me.
tornado when you defeat those you get zoned into a melded place and get to fight the chosen.
its just an upgrade but also new content .
and come on new chosen more then 30 ingame quest, chosen attacking the citys ? whit strategies. not from a a pick up spawn point but they work to the citys from the melding and taking over everything in there path. you never know when it happen this time.
new ingame garage and progression tree and new crafting menu and more.
heck i didnt even checked the PVP side( while i am sure a lot of ppl said it didn't work now but hell no time for it^^)
they keep changing and trying to make this the game ppl want to play it. am sure its not perfect now and not many ppl do like this type of mmo.
but for the ppl that like it wel they are doing there best for them, and they are taking the feedback seriusly not like most other beta game.
just saying is that for a beta tester your opinion are becoming flat.
since the whole time you saying that whit your experience you accumulated over all those beta you played, this game wont promise us what they will. but in the mean time they do are changing a lot.
its like your argument at the begin of this tread need to be reworked again since firefall was totaly something different then at 12/01/2012
you need to try and believe in a beta game more before its out and not compare it to the other beta you been trough
also take this as a feedback not a flame or bash and my english is my 5th languisch so i suck in typing^^
Defiance is Firefalls only contender in this open third person world shooter mmo genre. Hopefully Defiance puts enough pressure on RED 5 Studios to get Firefall on its feet. I love Firefall but the lack of content gets depressing after a short game session. While its still beta, the milestone keeps moving forward but the amount of content doesnt look like its moving at all, just changing in place.
I Really hope this game makes a serious contender to Defiance's variety and size of content.


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