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Jerome Russell
Jerome Russell Temporary Spray-in Highlights
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Give hair a fabulous immediate highlighting effect. Simply spray the color in. Later, it can be easily washed out. No fuss! A great alternative for root touch-up in between salon visits!
Dimethyl Ether, SD 40 Ethanol, Titanium Dioxide Coated Mica, PVP/VACopolymer, Iron Oxide. May contain fragrance.
Shake can well. Hold about 12 to 18 inches away from hair. Apply to dry styles hair. Do not apply to wet hair.
Bleach it, streak it or dye it with Jerome Russell. Best known for Punky Color, Jerome Russell do-it-yourself hair color introduces over 25 rainbow-colored hues guaranteed to stand out.
Runsruns onto clothes if you get rained on so your better just buying a cheap little bleach kit.Jan 24, 2008Anonymous
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Not Good On Ethnic HairMy hair was totally dry after using this temporary color. Probably good on causion hair type, but not ethnic.Jan 15, 2008Robin / North Carolina
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Getting Ready For ChemoI bought 3 cans of JRs spray on color highlights in preparation for my chemo treatments. I know that at some point, I will be losing all my hair so in the meantime, I am getting it cut shorter and shorter so that I wont be so traumatized when the BIG day comes. However, since getting my hair cut shorter, my gray roots are really coming through so I am using the spray on highlights to cover my gray roots. I really love how the coffee brown covers the grays, matches my permanent hair color and still gives my hair some sheen. I also bought some blonde highlights that I use now and then. The only criticism that I have is controlling the spray so that you dont get too much in one spot. I have mastered this, by holding the spray nozzle very lightly thereby holding back the amount of spray that comes through. If JR could think of a better way to control the amount of spray that is emitted, this product would be a revolution for women and men of all ages. However, I will continue to use it for the price is very good and it is the best spray on hair color product on the market as yet. Thanks. Ellie CrockettSep 17, 2007Ellie Crockett / Manteo, NC
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Jerome Highlights Temporary HighlightsWhen I first got this product and saw the color I thought, it wasnt going to look good, I thought it was going to look like it was halloween, but after I sprayed it on, it look beautiful, it looked like I just went to the Beauty Salon and had my hair highlighted, I love it, cuz I was afraid to get get it done, for fear it woudnt look good and I couldnt do anything about it this way, I could wash it out.Sep 8, 2007Cathy Wuchiski / Stamford, CT
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Great For Price!Ok guys, if I HAD to pay more money for this I probably would not buy it again, BUT for the price its definitely fun! I bought this for my 2 10-yr-old daughters to wear to school. One of my daughters has dark blonde hair and one has dark dark brown hair(alomst black). I bought the beach blonde, true black, soft bronze and warm copper for them to change up their hair colors and add highlights. School rules require their hair color to be "natural" so there went the blues, purples and reds out the window. This seemed like a great idea, and for the dark dark brown hair it actually looks really really good, especially the soft bronze. But I have used all 4 colors on both girls and scarce color shows up on my other daughter with dark blonde hair. It actually looked so good in the dark brown hair that I tried the blonde myself, and it did a GREAT job of temporarily covering my new growth in between salon visits, but it comes out easily on your hands if you mess with your hair alot and the black, copper, (and probably other dark colors i did not get) can really destroy a bathtub after washing it out. The color is everywhere! Even in the sink after washing hands. I reccomend using disposable rubber gloves to apply. I also have a feeling it would not be a good idea to use this product on rainy days. One bottle of spray only does an average of 4 applications depending on how much and how often you reapply. So better get a couple of bottles per color, per person to have enough (save on shipping if you order onlne). Overall, it is a decent and somewhat fun product for the price. Im ordering more blonde for myself and my girls, and more soft bronze. I am, however, also going to try other temporary color products like the Conair pro color accents.I have included before an ater pictures with this review. See below:Aug 25, 2007Joyful Leigh / Alabama
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Jerome Russell's Temporary Spray-in Natural Color Highlights ReviewI use the "Jerome Russells Temporary Spray-in.. Warm Copper Color Highlights everytime I wash my hair....Red is a hard color to keep so by using this product my hair stays shinny and red all the time....I get a lot of compliments..but I dont tell them my secret.Jul 20, 2007Aunt Betty / Florida
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Jerome Russell Temporary Highlight SprayJust love your product! Could not find it in any of the stores anymore and searched the internet under folica.com and found it. Thank, God! I had purchased many cans of your beach blonde highlight spray several years ago when one of our drug stores went out of business. I was on my last can of highlight spray when I found this site. I was elated and immediately placed an order for more. I am so grateful for your product...it really works! All this nonsense about product ingredients and product sticking to everything, etc., etc., is garbage. This product is no different than regular hair spray which everyone uses and never complain about. Your product is great and unique in what it does...forget about the complainers...your product is the best and will, hopefully, be around for a long time!!!Jun 27, 2007Terry Grant / Royersford, Pa
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Jerome Russell Temporary Spray-inI was so glad to find a store who carried this product. Ioriginally bought this product over 2-3 years ago from myneighborhood CVS. After looking for stores which I thought would carry I finally had to use the web. Thank goodness forthe company being listed on the web. The service from thecompany was excellent and I was happy with receiving myproduct. The product is still great and I enjoy using thisproduct for touching up my gray thus avoiding so much dyeing.Thanks again for carrying such a great product.Nov 24, 2006Barbara Jones / Mamaroneck, New York
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Coffee Brown Covers RegrowthThis product is a good solution for covering grey regrowth between permanent color treatments. My hair grows really fast with the grey starting to show around my hairline and part about 10 days after coloring it. The transparent grey hair makes it look like my hair is thinning as well. So, using Jerome Russells Temporary Coffee Brown Spray-in allows me to get by for another 2 weeks or more before recoloring. The only short-coming is that the spray was more focuses as it tends to splatter a bit. As a work-around Ive created a masking tape template to use around my hairline to keep the color off of my face.Oct 30, 2006Jan / Boise, Idaho
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Great For Stage!we used this for a play, and it is easy and quick to use for scene/character changes. Good natural looking colors for the entire head, or quick spritz of color to change appearance. It is a little messy, and gives the Green Room a strong perfumey smell, but otherwise great for what we needed.Oct 23, 2006Barbara / Idaho
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An overview of the new features of the TriCaster Professional Line which were announced in April 2014.
Connecting the system hardware—power, monitors, keyboard, mouse and external eSATA drives, video inputs, video outputs, audio inputs and audio outputs.
The Administrator mode, Registering the TriCaster, Updating the TriCaster system, Backing up and Restoring the system drive, and setting up the displays for the UI.
The home page, setting up a new session, the sessions page, importing media and the session backup.
The Dashboard, multi-viewer configuration, monitor options, input and output configuration, proc amps, white balance, cropping, TriCaster menu options, workspace layouts, Program and Preview busses, production clocks, timecode, genlock, session back-up and restore, framegrabbing, and setting up ISOcorder recording.
Set-up and operation of PTZ cameras.
Loading content into media players, the media browser, loading content external to the session, and media drives.
Interface overview, the text and drawing tools, the main edit window, CG pages, motion controls, bottom tabs, manipulating text and objects, setting text parameters, layers, scrolls and crawls, sending pages to Live.
Using iVGA with network inputs to bring in external computer displays, using Apple Airplay with network inputs, using external LiveText with TriCaster 8000, and outputting other NewTek products, such as TriCaster and 3Play.
Pulling a good key, setting up LiveMatte to pull a key, crop controls.
Using M/Es to set up a basic layered effect, M/E keyers, transitions and delegation, re-entry, adjusting inputs using scale, position, and crop controls, using virtual sets, zooming, presets, multiple camera angles in a virtual set, tracking, and multi-box effects.
Recording, organizing, importing, and exporting macros, system macros, setting keyboard shortcuts, playback speed, favorites list, hot spot set up, triggering macros with hot spots, disabling hotspots.
Using hotspots to enhance automation control.
Configuring the audio mixer, line versus mic inputs, using mute, mono, talk, solo and follow features, equalizer and compressor/limiter funtion, configuring the stream audio, headphone audio uses, auxilliary audio out configuration, and main audio out controls.
Configuring the streaming panel, working with internet bandwidth providers, browser based streaming, encoder based streaming—Flash, Windows Media pull and push, recording the live stream, and using the live stream plug-in.
Setting up publish destinations, different upload methods, auto versus manual upload, the Publish queue, trimming clips for publish.
Interface overview, switcher basics, transitions, video layers, downstream keyers, delegation, media player controls, frame buffers, using M/Es, recording, streaming, and grabbing images, fade to black, and control survace operation.
A short introduction to the training video series.
Connecting the system hardware—power, monitors, keyboard, mouse, video inputs, video outputs, audio inputs, and audio outputs.
Create a new session, register the 3Play 4800, and import media on the Home Page.
View the action from every angle with full field rate preview displays. Monitor audio levels with VU meter overlays. Select from additional layouts and send on-screen monitors to a second display with integrated multi-view monitors.
Connect up to eight live video sources (or up to four with fully redundant capture), audio sources, and the included hardware control surface for multi-channel recording, multi-speed playback, media publishing, and asset management.
How to use the CLIP LIST, the PLAY LIST, and tag clips.
A description of the different modes available and how to use them during a production.
The basics of the 3Play 4800 workflow, including creating instant replays and playing back events from multiple angles.
Creating and replaying events during a live production.
Manage all marked events and clips for playback. The multi-tab structure, customizable tab names, and per-clip metadata entry provide for efficient asset management and organization.
Create and manage your own code system for instant metadata entry. Assign Tags to teams, play types, and players – then build full descriptions from keystrokes or simple control surface commands.
How to add video, still images, and audio.
Exploring different playback options.
Playing back clips using the CLIP LIST.
Using transitions, Autoplay, and speed controls in the Program to Preview workflow.
Create highlight reels with per-clip management of audio and playback. Build and organize multiple clip sequences using the multi-tab structure, then customize with animation store transitions and a background music track.
Set publish destinations, Auto Upload, and add video and stills to the Publish Queue to instantly distribute content in real time for second and third screen social engagement.
How to export a production for use outside of 3Play 4800.
A demo of setting up a session and working in the Live Desktop.
A demo of a basic real-life workflow.
A demo of tagging clips.
A demo of putting transitions between events, tagging clips, and more advanced techniques.
An overview of the new features of the 3Play 440/4800.
Activating Windows, registering the TriCaster, performing a system restore, and doing system updates.
The Home screen, creating a session, the Session page, input and output configuration, proc amps, record settings, and session management.
Importing and exporting media, the Media Browser, and media drives.
Creating projects, creating titles, and editing titles.
Adding and organizing media, medial player controls, presets, framebuffers, and LiveText title pages.
Setting up LiveMatte, factors to improve keying, cropping, Virtual Input set up, LiveSets, and Virtual Input framebuffers.
Source types, balance, mono, mute, pan, trim, solo, talk, audio follow video, color grouping, outputs, Aux out, and audio sweetening.
Network set-up, iVGA set-up, iVGA for Windows and Mac, and setting up a Skype call.
Setting up streaming profiles, testing the stream, and content delivery networks
Switching basics, transitions, layer stacking order, downstream keyers, fade to black, delegation, and the Control Surface.

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J-School Grads Pledge Allegiance to Not Making Stuff Up
Journalism students in Reno, Nevada (they have schools there?) are all going to sign a symbolic ethics pledge tomorrow, thus guaranteeing forever the survival and viability of journalism in America. The story is kind of too sad to even make fun of. Except not really! They're having a reception in the atrium of the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada and all the seniors will solemnly promise to not make stuff up. If they ever get jobs. That's what's been wrong this whole time! We forgot to make all the reporters put their hands on bibles before filing stories!
The pledge reads in part: "I will uphold and apply the highest standards of integrity and ethics. This includes helping others by minimizing harm and showing compassion.... I will act independently and be accountable for my actions."
In the unlikely event I eventually get a decent job with a real newspaper, I will accept my inevitable buyout with grace and good humor. If I go into TV, I will genuflect to Tim Russert and accept his disdain with pride. I will not blog.
All 72 members of the class are expected to sign the pledge, according to Editor and Publisher, and then Journalism will be saved hooray!


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Step back into the 1950s in a representation of an original home with toys, dolls, books, clothes and furnishings of the era, in the first fully-planned post-World War II suburb.
CITY:Park Forest
Park Forest Historical Society Archive
Park Forest Local History Collection and Archive. Documents, photographs, video, and newspapers on historic Park Forest, 1946. Some items are on the early history of the region. It is best to call ahead to speak to the archivist. Some information is available at the Park Forest Public Library.
CITY:Park Forest
SPAA THEATER is focused on providing quality stage plays and much need programs, such as their; CSI & Film Camps, Adult Acting, Writing & Speaking Classes, SPAA Master's Certification Classes, SPAA Children's Theater, SPAA Radio, SPAA TV and Much more! They are dedicated to providing, developing and enhancing "Edutainment" (Education & Entertainment) through programs, live productions and commitment to the surrounding communities.
CITY:Park Forest
Frankfort Area Historical Society
Small museum with unique display areas and photographs of Frankfort memorabilia.
Governors State University Center for Performing Arts
The Center for Performing Arts presents high-quality and affordable national touring acts, Chicago-based artists and community programs in genres from jazz to opera, dance, theatre and family favorites.
CITY:University Park
Bringing drama to the South Suburbs since 1931, The Drama Group is one of the oldest volunteer community theatres in the country. This drama group is a not-for-profit community theater.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Freedom Hall offers a diverse series accenting dance, music, theatre, popular attractions, children's theatre and outreach activities. Join us in the intimate 280-seat Nathan Manilow Theatre.
CITY:Park Forest
Union Street Gallery & Art Studios
Union Street Gallery hosts 10 art exhibits per year, classes and workshops. There are 16 artists' studios to compliment the experience. Free Admission, free tours and field trips available. First floor galleries and studios are handicapped accessible.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Manteno Historical Society Museum
The Manteno Historical Society Museum is headquartered in the Charles Skinner House, located in the center of Manteno. The opening of the Skinner House as a Museum took place in 1994. The first floor of the building has display areas of early 20th century living in the area. Of special interest is the medical display of items from the offices of Dr. Rouleau, Dr. Phipps, Dr. Malott, Dr. Thomas and Dr. Echevarria. Articles from Dr. Gagnon's dental office and pharmaceutical items from Hilsenhoff Drug Store have also been donated. The lower floor includes exhibit space, a kitchen and collections of archival materials. The upper floor presently houses a room commemorating Manteno war veterans featuring uniforms and memorabilia from WWI to the present.
KidsWork Children's Museum is a cultural institution that brings children, families and the community together to engage in fun, hands-on interactive play.
This not-for-profit Gallery acts as an advocate for local and visiting artists from a variety of genres. It also offers an opportunity to people of all ages to learn about and appreciate the visual arts through our exhibits, tours, workshops, and programs offered. The Gallery is uniquely located with Provena Heritage Village senior facility, and continues to enrich the daily lives of the residents here. Admission into the gallery is free and donations are accepted.
This mural honors the late Fey Orr, a prominent local businessman and philanthropist. The mural is painted on the Chebanse Grain & Lumber Co. building, and depicts the people and lifestyle of Beaverville.
1950s Park Forest House Museum
Step back into the 1950s in an original rental townhome furnished with toys, dolls, books, clothes and home furnishings of the era, in the first fully-planned post-World War II suburb.
CITY:Park Forest
Check out this pioneer cabin that gives a glimpse of Illinois' earliest settlers' way of life on the frontier. It is located in a majestic park setting along the Kankakee River.
Witness the history of the universe from its fiery birth to the formation of our own solar system on a state-of-the-art digital projector that gives a multimedia and full-dome show. Open year round, there are several shows scheduled during the week.
Originally called the Mount Airy School, the Little Red Schoolhouse was moved to its present location in 1983. This 1850's school house has been restored and contains period memorabilia and artifacts. (Circa 1853). Open by appointment only.
The Letourneau Home Museum is the one time home of George R. Letourneau. A contemporary of Abraham Lincoln, George R. Letourneau was the only person to have had the distinction of having been village president and mayor of the city of Kankakee. Today the Letourneau home is a museum that contains many artifacts and is maintained by the Bourbonnais Grove Historical Society. The museum is open on the third Sunday of each month (except January, February and holidays). Call (815) 933-6452 for cancellations or further announcements.
French Heritage Museum at the Stone Barn
Here you can explore the French involvement in the history of the Kankakee River Valley-the first explorers and missionaries; the coureurs de bois and fur traders and the pioneer settlers from France, French Canada, and Belgium.
Located on the main campus of Prairie State College, the Christopher Art Gallery hosts six to eight shows annually, featuring local, regional and national artists, as well as student works. Programming varies by media, theme, and artists represented.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Exploration Station, A Childrens Museum
A hands-on exploration and discovery museum for children and their families. Tuesday & Thursday are donation afternoons, where after 2 p.m. a suggested donation of $1.00 per person is requested.
Sited outdoors over some 300 acres, the 21-piece collection contains monumental works by many of the 20th century's most important sculptors, including Puryear, Nauman, Disuvero and Hunt.
CITY:University Park
Kankakee Model Railroad Club and Museum
See large operating model train displays and railroad memorabilia within Kankakee's restored train depot. The museum also features a scale model replicating the city of Kankakee during the 1950's. A restored rail car and trolley can be rented for special events.
Lotton Art Glass Gallery & Studios
Experience the thrill of watching magnificent works of art being created daily out of hot glass. Meet the world famous Lotton family; tour gallery & studio.
Lincoln-Way North Performing Arts Center
Now in its 35th season, the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO) is the largest performing arts organization in Chicago's Southland - providing professional orchestral music of beauty and excellence to the region. The IPO's repertoire ranges from Baroque and Classical masterpieces, to world premieres and modern favorites.


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. Rather perfunctory. Harry seems excited when she is gone. Don't know if it is because he can breathe or because he is in love.
Go. Away.ReplyCancel
jsierra, why exactly does taylor need to admit anything? who is she hurting (other than the devastated tween 1D demographic…and my apologies if you fall into that category)? she's never made any britney-esque 'i'm a virgin' claims. she's a decent girl w/ a solid work ethic, and she's going to be in the limelight one way or the other, so just let her live her life…mistakes, warts and all.ReplyCancel
I totally get the annoyance with Taylor. On the other hand. If I had a daughter that was age 13-18 I would hope they liked Taylor rather than Rihanna/ Katy Perry. It was only a peck. She is 20 years old now. She is not the 15 year old she was when she started.ReplyCancel
How devastating if the choice is between taylor swift and rihanna. Mess. In a decade when my boys are teens, i am terrified. Rihanna is totally ghetto and taylor swift is promiscuous but trying to profit from the good girl image. Even some of the lyrics "don't you think i was too young to be messed with". Great message. Get used up then whine about it. It was al his fault. Boo hoo.ReplyCancel
@kriss_t No, Lindsay is following a guy from The Wanted. Harry is from One Direction – a british pop band.
I like a little of Taylor's music (and I'm waaay out of her demographic) but I fear for her the way I feared for Selina. 1D fans want her dead (or atleast not attached their idols).ReplyCancel
@kriss_t… The Wanted is also a British pop band, maybe that's why you thought they were in the same group.
They're whole relationship is so staged. I wonder how much Taylor's getting paid.ReplyCancel
well they're both crappy british boy bands actuallyReplyCancel
Jeez Pookie sorry to offend your T-Swift love. Not all of us are as thrilled and impressed by her goody goody image as you are. I like people who are true to themselves and honest about who they are. And that is something I believe Taylor Swift is not.
This is all my OPINION though, not the final say on any and all things TS.ReplyCancel
It's a 23 year old giving her boyfriend either a peck or a "I'll be right back" before going to get drinks.
Really nothing.
As far as the rest, foolishness. The girl isn't that bad for the cohort she's in. The only thing is that her music generally sucks except for one song.
Don't be such sticks in the mud, your parents didn't like your music either when you were her age.ReplyCancel
I am a freak! My parents and i both listened to korn and slipknot 🙂 we borrowed each other's cds. Maybe thst's why i have trouble seeing this as a generation thing and more of a crappy music thing. Or maybe my folks are really cool and i am a fuddy duddy.ReplyCancel
I wish we could all just agree to stop chronicling Taylor Swift's "love life". I am so over her and her theatrics.ReplyCancel
Yes, go away publicity hoes, go away.ReplyCancel


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Skip to comments.Claim Filed Against Paint Company Over 'Racist' Paint Name
Posted on 11/11/2013 2:06:58 PM PST by nickcarraway
A Swedish teenager has filed a complaint against a paint producer that labeled the color beige as "skin color." Thyra,14, whose last name wasn't reported, said she discovered the paint sold by Universal Color and Chemicals at school, TheLocal.se reported.
"By renaming beige to skin color they show that there is a whiteness norm in society," Thyra told the Aftonbladet newspaper. "It is completely sick that they just rename beige to skin color when black and brown are also that," she added.
Thyra has taken her complaint to the Equality Ombudsman on the basis that the term "skin color" is racist.
Thyra's father said his daughter was motivated by her sister.
"Her little sister has brown skin but according to the paint manufacturer she has no skin color. ... I think [the company] just looked at themselves and imagined that's what skin was," he told the newspaper.
Another millennial brat with a power trip.
So ... there's this book that was published a number of years ago. It's called "The Bell Curve". And it discusses intelligence ...
Sorry, Thyra, but I can't hear 14 year olds.....
Wait until she finds out what the color black is called in Spanish...
Ah, the collision of the perpetually offended with the multiculti need for Spanish on every label...
Obama is kinda beige (but he was grey when he was in the Bible miniseries, playing his father). White people are white-to-pink.
This sounds totally ridiculous, she and her lawyer should be thrown in jail for pressing such a lawsuit.
Another brat with to much time on her hands and enabling parents. I hope the paint company counter sues the parents for stupidity.
Like flesh colored band-aids.
> Another millennial brat with a power trip.
Sounds like life is a little too good for her right nos. I'm guessing once 0 decimates the economy and her parents dont have a job and she's homeless and without food she'll probbly shut her trap and stop complaining and think bout more important things in life. Man have we ever raised a bunch of spoiled whiney babies.
Well those flesh colored band-aids never really disappeared on me either.
I realize she's Swedish but 0's going to crash the economy worldwide..,
Geez....according to Wiki Crayola changed "Flesh" to "Peach" way back in 1962. Though I can remember using those Flesh crayons in the late sixties?
In 1999 they had to change "Indian Red" to "Chestnut."
This girl and her lawyer want publicity and to create expense for the paint co..
Oh BS - in the photography world when printing color pictures they use an app called "skin tone" which is light beige in color color. There's a color wheel they use that goes from very light skin to black.
Just call it "flesh" like the old Crayola crayons. Remember those? (Don't know if they still make that color)
Thyra is such a good little Nazi.
Oops. Just saw your post. Yeah, I was born in '60 and remember using "flesh." Maybe they were just phasing them out of their stock during most of the 60s?
When I was a foreman I had a black painter we all called "Congo" because his skin tone matched our "Congo Brown" paint.
He's half biege.
Just rename the color "cracker."
The Crayola color names were pretty imaginative. I remember "midnight blue" and "forest green."
Does that mean we can no longer buy "black" paint? (sarc)
What do yo do if you are aliberal and have nothing to do? You invent something to be "offended" about!
Ban paint.
It's obviously an attack on people of color.
I think that renaming beige to skin color would show that there is a beigeness norm in society.
The Crayola color names are here.
Interesting that "Prussian blue" was changed to "midnight blue" in 1958.
They can take their filthy beigenorming and go home
Of course, her brainwashing prepared her for this and she thought by doing it should be a star. It's an ego trip, pure and simple. True of all leftist grandstanders of any age.
I think this issue was handled more than 20 years ago when someone complained about Band-Aids being labeled as "flesh-toned" for the color. They soon stopped using the term. I think Crayola was called out for this "offense" as well.
What at least it was Coco.
I was afraid to say Milky Way because it might be construed as racist
Jaw-dropping young PC moron.
You can still call it "black", but only if it's "down with the cause".
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I think this will change about MMO's as combat evolves. I feel that GW2 still allows all players to do the end game even if a its a little more rough for the baddies but because the combat is dynamic and motion based its come farther than most games towards skill based combat. But this idea that MMO's used to be hard is just bullshit, all the older MMO's like Diablo 2, EQ and AO simply took hardcore gamers not skill. Most average players could play for hundreds of hours get geared join a guild and face roll everything from their out playing with one hand on their twenty button mouse and the other hand you know where.
Now this is nonsense too. To pick EQ as an example: mobs did more damage, your mana pool didn't replenish that fast, deaths were more unforgiving, mobs had a large aggro range and could pull others in very easily. You had to keep your wits alert a lot more than in later MMO's. There was a clear and distinct difference in success results between players and groups who knew what they were doing and those who fooled around or tried to face roll the game.
The reason for that was that the margin for errors was smaller than in later MMO's. Things could get out of control very rapidly and then it made a world of difference if you had players who were good at what they did, or not.
I agreed with OP , but new generations mmorpg players looking for asocial soloable friendly games,they rush games in 1-2 weeks & move to another new mmo.It is way which games companies following they making games for take money not for players fun.
Look mmorpg.com game list they put solo games ,cuse, players ask it , i think here is something wrong with majority of ,,mmo,, players.They dont know diferent sp+mp / mmo or shooter(arcade) / RPG
only EVE is real MMO...but I am impressive with TSW
I bet others have said it already but I'll say it again:
Hard mmo = niche market = limited player base = limited profits (if any at all)
Easy (dumbified) mmo = everyone can play (hi WOW) = large player base (houswifes, grandmaas, just aboute anyone else) = huge profits
Get it?
Hard games (niche market) = Salem, Xsyon, EVE...
Easy games (wide market) = WOW, GW2, SWTOR
I know some will sream in pain now about me saying that GW2 and WOW are easy games but the truth does hurt when you live in denial.
This is why era of hard games is a goner until some indie studio makes one which will be swallowed by large studios like EA. EA is to gaming world what Don King is to boxing or Jay Z to music industry. A good businessman and a destroyer of anything nice in it. Boxing is crap, music is crap and so is mmo gaming.
No fate but what we make, so make me a ham sandwich please.
The direction that most high profile mmo's have taken since the early days is purely a result of human idiocy, which is the main influential factor in human life.
Basically, it's easier to make money when you make a product for idiots because the majority of human beings are idiots.
Originally posted by Sylvarii
Their is one but you are obviously not playing it.Vanguard is not quite as harsh as EQ but it really isn't a walk in the park,it's a thinking mans old time MMO.It also has a vast non instanced world which has depth and mystery.
Does it have a cash shop?
Originally posted by Loktofeit
Wizardry Online
SOE and anime, nice....
"Come and have a look at what you could have won."
Just going by the title of this thread "....we need a true mmo...", there are too many definitions of what people think of as a "true" mmo. Yes, I read the OP. I do not totally agree with what is said about "what is not needed". Some of those things listed are simply an evolution of the genre that have made MMO's more accessible for EVERYBODY. Let us face it, if people few they can not get into the game and do some things easily they won't play. And if people don't play you end up have a niche game that is not making the devs money.
On the other hand, I would like to see more DEPTH to MMOs in general. I think there has been an approach to all MMOs that just make them more eye candy then fun. Particularly, I would like to see better and meaningful crafting in an MMO. Other the the now defunct SWG and the current EVE crafting system, I have not seen many that are worth much time or make me want to go back and craft just for fun.
As to taking away the ability to "solo" in MMOs....NO. I play my MMOs solo at time and with friends at others. I NEVER want to be forced to play with a group all of the time just because it is the only option. I do want to go solo if I just feel like that is what I want to do for a play session. Content within MMOs should scale to group size....solo to large groups.
Let's party like it is 1863!
Getting rid of the trinity is a matter of making more roles on equal footing with the big three, not removing them altogether. It also helps if there are multiple targets and AI that is smart enough to try flanking and will attack secondary targets.
Tanks, positional dps, nuker, healer, crowd controller, support, and minion type classes can be made to each have equal importance. Where if you have a well rounded group of 4+ variety you won't need a healer or a tank, but if you have them, then even better.
That's step 1. Step 2 is making it so that players cannot succeed alone in adventuring. While at the same time, cut scenes, dialogue choices, etc, should affect the outcome of events, but phased in a way that's personalized to each player in a party. Also, a personal storyline you can solo is fine, but it should be a level-neutral kind of drama that is long and involved. Perhaps it grants some secondary reward points, gear that levels with you, etc. But most the leveling and questlines should be impractical to do without 3 people, and a max of 6 in a party.
Step 3 is making combat feel not like an mmo, and not like god of war, but more like an action rpg or skyrim. Attacking, blocking, dodging, positioning. Cast bars, resource management, all forms of CC, melee attacks that by default hit in an arc, width depending on the weapon. Targetting using a reticle, with some projectiles like fireballs and arrows dodgeable, with others non-movement dependant, like magic missile.
Step 4 is loot. Enemies should come in different flavors, like diablo or CoH with bosses, elites, etc, and every kill should have gamers on the edge of their seat wondering if some great item would soon be added to their collection, while at the same time if there's raiding, the result should not be a few pieces of gear divvied up among the guildmaster's favorites, but instead points that can go towards buying special gear that everyone can get.
Step 5 is world pvp with 3-5 factions. The PvE world should be the frontier, and inconveniencing adventurers should play a major role in hostilities between factions. Temporary alliances should be possible when outnumbered, towns should be capturable, mines and farmlands controlled and changing hands, making crafting materials plentiful or scarce.
I have my own ideas about crafting, either a crafting profession completely separate from an adventuring class, in a game where you can only have 1 character per server, or making it so there's several resource gathering crafts, support materials crafts (gems, enchanted materials), and final product crafts (actual armor, weapons, jewelry), and only 1 profession per game account so that it's not a matter of grinding them all up, but cooperating and trading with others to craft gear that is on par with the best that can be found anywhere else in the game.
Instead of soulbinding items, gear should wear out over time. Not completely, but significantly. The magic properties should wane over time, meaning don't get attached to uber gear or bring out your good sets for special butt-kicking occasions.
And finally sandbox elements. Houses, forts, fortifications around towns, tunnels, etc. Systems that would make these work in an open world would take a post five times as long as this to detail, but it's time we saw something like this. The important thing is how long it takes to build and how difficult it is to gather resources for large projects that effect everyone. If players want to dig a moat, it should take a long time and require many players working on it, same with paved roads, or a new town, etc.
Anyways this is what we need, and really no mmo will probably even have 1/3 of these features.
I agree with this thread 100%.
Anyone remember Lineage II or RF Online? That's oldschool for me and it includes all you stated.
I really do agree with you. You sir are right.
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Lets start at the basics:
What exactly is a "Living breathing world" in an MMO.
Edit to add: How is this living breathing world different from what we see in MMO's now?
Originally posted by Fondel
Darkfall Unholy Wars anyone?
It is First person...
I did not like it for an MMO experience...
Not sure what they will change in DF 2, but...all I saw is features and features, and trying to appeal the illusion of being "elite"...which caters to younger players but not the ons that want to experience the old school gameplay, and want to build communities in a virtual world side to side with the action and dangers this world contains.
DF focusses on destroying communities not building them, it is first person and only the ones with the twitch skillz will prevail...brains, immagination, creativity, and most importantly sociability are secondary if not less, which means it does not appeal to old school players.
Anyways, I agree with OP....the sentiment is mutual.
Originally posted by adam_nox
Snip Anyways this is what we need, and really no mmo will probably even have 1/3 of these features.
Am I glad you don't make MMOs
Originally posted by Kyleran
Originally posted by Loktofeit
Wizardry Online
Didn't realize they were far enough along to offer beta sign-ups, thanks for posting that.
I'm on the list, let's see what happens.
i 2nd that ..thx
but i dont know how far or good this could be with SOE also working on EQ next
Maybe most don't like easy mode.
ONE THING FOR SURE, DEVELOPERS DO AS THEY FEEL. they don't ask the players.
In all the prod cast for SWTOR, GW2, World of Warcraft expantions, and the list goes on and on. Do they ever say " were making this game very easy ". No it's just automatic anymore. People that are fed up with WoW since it turned easy, are waiting for Blizzards Titan.....Well guess what !....What ever it is it will be easy and auto grouping right out of the gate.
Am I wrong, are any of you players asking for easy ?.....By the way, with seven years of playing mmo's I've met a lot of 10 year olds that can play mmos good. They may be jurks at times, they may steel all the good loot, but they can sure play, and never complain that a game is too hard !
Originally posted by Kyleran
Yeah, sure, I'm with you, more of a virtual world, more of a challenge, more socialization mechanics etc etc. Along with you and me and perhaps 500K of our friends it still isn't enough of an audience to encourage a AAA developer to sink 100M plus into such a design, so don't get your hopes up. What we really need is for a large size indie title to hit the big time, much like CCP did with EVE. Which as crazy as it may seem is why I'm going to support DF:UW, despite my misgivings with some of the game mechanics.
I don't know. 100 million plus *is* a risky budget to sink into it, that's for sure, but... How about 30 million?
I honestly believe that someone can do a "decent" quality MMO that won't outright feel like an amateur effort and implement some of those "old school" features.
I also believe the MMO scene has distanced itself from the "old school" mechanics enough to make them feel "fresh" again. Some of the current MMO players haven't even seen them at work. Think about it like remakes of old movies. (Yeah, yeah, most suck, but that's not the point! The point is that there's a new audience ready for an update on it.)
make something harder people will complain
make some hard with little rewards
people complain and dont even bother
good luck with the mmo you are looking for
people dont want it.
people want phat loots and max level asap so they can move on to the next game
anything that presents a challenge is complained about till it gets nerfed
things that arent even exploits are now exploits these days.
most anti bot stuff does nothing to bots and hurts the players while bots run all over the place
if someone wants to farm stuff over and over why arent they allow and rewarded o wait thats grinding
blah blah
on and on and on again
Originally posted by lunarwitch00
lol make something harder people will complain make some hard with little rewards people complain and dont even bother good luck with the mmo you are looking for people dont want it. people want phat loots and max level asap so they can move on to the next game anything that presents a challenge is complained about till it gets nerfed things that arent even exploits are now exploits these days. most anti bot stuff does nothing to bots and hurts the players while bots run all over the place if someone wants to farm stuff over and over why is that an exploit if you choose not to do it or wasnt the first person to do it.
How would YOU even know what people want? lol
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Originally posted by lunarwitch00
Well, then I think you "observed" wrong.
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you just dont see it do you
A true MMO? Hmm...have you checked out MoP?
(yes, I know I just commited suicide)
I play a difficult, unforgiving, true MMO. It's a lot of fun, you get really fast mounts your first day, there's huge pvp to be had, and people work together all the time.
Some people aren't a fan though, as they're so used to other, lesser, MMO's features, things like... walking around, and crafting things nobody uses so they can craft harder things nobody uses, and getting to max level so they can raid to get better gear for no reason why not.
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Research Associate in Geodesy and Geophysics
University of Texas at Austin Center for Space Research
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The University of Texas at Austin Center for Space Research operated an Optech Inc. Airborne Laser Terrain Mapper (ALTM) 1225 system installed in a single engine Cessna 206 to collect lidar data for the survey. Global Positioning System (GPS) data were collected simultaneously with three geodetic quality Ashtech Z-12 receivers installed in the aircraft and at two temporary base stations operated during the survey. An Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) used three orthogonal accelerometers and gyroscopes to collect in-flight instrument orientation information. The Cessna 206 aircraft used in the survey is owned and operated by the Texas Department of Transportation. The ALTM 1225 (SN#99d118) lidar instrument has the following specifications: operating altitude = 410-2,000 m AGL; maximum laser pulse rate = 25 kHz; laser scan angle = variable from 0 to +/-20deg from nadir; scanning frequency = variable, 28 Hz at the 20deg scan angle; and beam divergence: narrow = 0.2 milliradian (half angle, 1/e). The ALTM 1225 records the range and backscatter intensity of the first and last laser reflection using an Avalanche Photo diode constant-fraction discriminator and two Timing Interval Meters (TIM). ALTM elevation points are computed using three sets of data: laser ranges and their associated scan angles, platform position and orientation information, and calibration data and mounting parameters (Wehr and Lohr, 1999). Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers in the aircraft and on the ground provide platform positioning. The GPS receivers record pseudo-range and phase information for post-processing. Platform orientation information comes from an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) containing three orthogonal accelerometers and gyroscopes. An aided-Inertial Navigation System (INS) solution for the aircraft's attitude is estimated from the IMU output and the GPS information.
|The data described in this document will be compared with previous and forthcoming data sets to determine rates of shoreline change along the Southern California coastline. The SCBPS program is designed to improve the understanding of beach sand transport by waves and currents, thus improving local and regional coastal management.
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