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Mage's Initiation - Post-Funding Update #25, May Update
In their latest update for Mage's Initiation more information is provided on the state of the development of the game.
First, we'll show off some eye candy with this new background from JP—the game's sure going to be imbued with some old school goodness in terms of visuals!
And, some words from him regarding the background art front.
Background Art & Techniques
I've been working through a schedule to get a set number of backgrounds colored and edited weekly, and have a color-coded map that shows me which areas need to be redesigned and edited, as well as new locations that need to be conceptualized. I'm developing a master color palette for each location to streamline the process and most of all keep things consistent.
One of the critiques I heard during the Kickstarter was a concern about some of the background art being too blurry. In the past I was not fond of the pencil tool, as line work often turned out too jagged for my tastes, and I found adjusting the opacity settings for it to be tedious. The latest version of Photoshop (now CS6) in addition to having an incredible selection of texture and angle brushes, also has a much improved pressure sensitivity button for the pencil tool which enables me to sharpen and define the scenery in its native resolution. Many of the backgrounds were colored at a higher resolution and needed to be sized down, creating some discrepancies in the detail levels. I can now revisit other areas of the game with this tool to improve the detail level and create consistency across the entire game.
I'm hard at work on finalizing additional scenery for Mage's, such as the surrounding forest trails of Iginor, originally sketched out by the very talented Jeremy Kitchen. It is with great effort that I make these environments have both the familiar classic flavor reminiscent of the Spielburg Valley in Quest for Glory I VGA, but with a higher resolution, more updated twist. Above is one of the latest forest rooms in Mage's Initiation. I've made the lighting as dynamic as possible, complete with cast shadows. When D'arc will navigate the forest, his level of brightness will change when he moves under a tree and into the light.
Another area of the game I've been finalizing are rooms in the Priestess's Palace. I'm creating room objects for a labyrinth of sorts (no, not an endless, annoying, headache of a maze) where D'arc can now engage in combat with Amun-Cul's minions. To tell any more would spoil the fun!
If you have any thoughts or suggestions, feel free to post on the forums. I'm often swamped with art-related tasks, but I'll try to keep up with the postings there. Thanks again for all your support, and I look forward to providing you with future updates.
Now to turn the proverbial mic over to Morgan to discuss changes to the combat engine.
Information aboutMage's Initiation
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: RPG
Platform: PC
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When I visited Shanghai in June I didn't take my laptop with me because I knew if I did I would sit in the hotel working in the evening so instead I took a Hello Kittty exercise book. This was where I jotted down all my notes about the city. Looking back at all the squiggles I can see that the skyscrapers definitely had an impact on me especially the Oriental Pearl Radio and TV Tower. This is a beauty.
When I first saw the stylish tower shining on the Pudong skyline I thought I had seen it before but couldn't remember where exactly. I asked my husband about it but he hadn't a clue, he just muttered something that sounded like James Bond. Well, he was actually correct for once because the blue eyed Daniel Craig was in Shanghai filming the film, Skyfall which was released in October of this year. He must have been there at the same time as we were. What a missed opportunity. However, I had seen the tower in another film and now, as I write, it has just clicked. The film is Mission Impossible 3 starring Tom Cruise. It just shows you how these city skyline symbols stick with you forever.
Work on the tower started in 1990 and was completed in 1994. Like so many other buildings constructed at the same time it has become a symbol of Shanghai's renaissance. It isn't liked by everyone but I can't honestly see what there isn't too like about it. It is a lot of fun to look at especially at night when it is illuminated. The best view of the tower is from The Bund on the opposite side of the River Huangpu. It is even spectacular in daylight and although it has been overshadowed by more recent high rise buildings this is still by far the most iconic building in Shanghai.
In the spring of 2010 the city had a series of electric thunderstorms which caused a fire on top of the antenna. Luckily, firemen were able to extinguish the flames but definitely not a job for the fainthearted with the tower standing at 468 metres tall.
Looking at the tower from a distance you see a specific image of a radio tower but when you are inside the tower the images created by the coloured glass spheres and crystal baubles are so different. It is as if you are enclosed in a huge glass ball and when you look down you see smaller glass pearls, falling down and down, until they create one huge sphere which eventually floats to earth and lands on a green plateau.
Wherever you go in Pudong this tower will always be there whichever way you look but my advice is not just to look and stare but to go inside. Altogether there are three viewing levels; top, medium and lower platforms. Each level has something different to offer so it depends if you have a good head for heights and want to go 350 metres high into the Space Module. Here you get a great view of Shanghai's skyline but you can't really see the Bund and its amazing buildings from this height. The middle platform which is split into two levels, one at 267 metres and the other at 259 metres both have viewing platforms with shops and toilet facilities. There is a fancy revolving restaurant situated on the higher level. I didn't go to the restaurant as it looked expensive and wasn't sure if I wanted to eat a bowl of Chop Suey at that height. I managed to look at the views of Shanghai and they are spectacular although the day we visited there was low cloud. Not sure if this was weather related or to do with the pollution from the city's traffic. The lower sphere is a lot of fun and not as high which suited me fine not being crazy about heights. On this level there is a roller coaster. Hang on to your hats! It's fast, colourful and makes you feel a bit queasy but I wouldn't have missed the experience for anything. I felt like I was 12 years old again on the Big Dipper in Southport.
In the basement of the TV tower is the Shanghai History Museum. This is very interesting once you get through the ticket queues. I will tell you more about the museum in another review.
Pudong is an area of Shanghai that is full of iconic buildings - the Pearl Oriental TV and Radio Tower is one of them, if not the most iconic. You'll have a job to miss it but don't leave Shanghai without going inside. It's a pearl!
Opening times of the viewing spheres are: 8am until 10pm.
Nearest Metro Station: Luijiazui Road.

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Bed. That's my new word. When mommy or daddy say bed they want me to go to my bed which is located in front of their fireplace in our bedroom. So that's where I go and mommy thinks it is really cute, and daddy thinks I'm really smart. They didn't realized how good I've learned that word until last night though. We were all watching TV in the TV room and daddy said it was time to go to bed. So I went from the TV room down the hallway to our bedroom and climbed into my bed. Well when we got there, daddy kept trying to get me up on their bed. I don't quite understand that, because he clearly said we were going to bed and that's where I was, so that's where I stayed. I settled down and curled up so I could go to sleep.
Mommy said she and daddy needed to learn some new words too... I know some good ones, so I'll try and help out.
We were invaded this weekend...by little people that don't move properly!
Mommy said her 2 and 3 year old nephews were coming to town. When she first told us this, I thought all would be OK, I mean I'm a pretty easy going likeable kind of guy. But then they arrived. They were loud, and ran around really fast, and moved kinda strangely, and did I mention loud. They were louder then all of us dogs put together and we can raise the roof I tell you. Well I decided right off I wanted nothing to do with them and made my opinion known by sitting in mommy's lap the whole weekend. If either of these nephew creatures came up to me, I growled at them until mommy made them go away.
Mommy said I was being highly unsociable, but she just didn't see the danger I saw an protected us from. I've been pretty beat since then, and just been sleeping mostly.
Well daddy won! Mommy and daddy got a great big bed about a month ago and mommy said no doggies on the big bed. She said it was a king size bed, but three doggies and two people would not fit on the bed. So daddy has been working on mommy for a few weeks now to let all of us dogs onto the big bed at the same time. I don't know what mommy is worried about, we aren't all that big. Between us three dogs we weigh in at less than 20 pounds. Well daddy finally won, and we now all get to sit on the bed with mommy and daddy to watch TV! It is a really comfy bed for napping!
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Conservative pundits are bickering over Donald Trump's campaign, especially after National Review's "Against Trump" issue and the backlash it engendered. On one side are pundits who want to stop Trump's candidacy in its tracks. On the other are conservatives who are lauding Trump's candidacy, even if they have not officially endorsed him. Media Matters breaks down exactly who is on which side (click for the full-sized image):
If the annual Conservative Political Action Conference is any indication, conservative media won't be abandoning their scandal-mongering about the 2012 attacks in Benghazi any time soon. Though conservatives' conspiracies about the assault on U.S. diplomatic facilities have fallen apart under scrutiny, many CPAC attendees are upset with mainstream outlets for not being aggressive enough on the story.
"I would say the media isn't pursuing information about Benghazi enough, including FOIAs, trying to interview people who ... the government doesn't want interviewed and has discouraged from being interviewed and not in general doing due diligence," said John Fund, a conservative columnist at National Review. "I would compare the lack of follow through unfavorably to scandals such as Abu Ghraib and even Guantanamo."
Larry O'Connor, editor of Breitbart.com, offered a similar view when asked if Benghazi is being covered enough. "I see stories from Sharyl Attkisson at CBS News and Bret Baier's Special Report that I don't see other outlets covering."
Mainstream outlets have devoted significant coverage to the Benghazi story, if not always in the manner that those pushing the scandal would prefer. In December, The New York Times published an exhaustive six-part series on Benghazi which debunked several myths propagated by the conservative media. The fact-finding out of Congress also hasn't backed the scandal narrative; in January, the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released a bipartisan report stating that there was no attempt by the Obama administration to cover up the attacks and pointing out that no "stand down" order was given to the military.
Those facts aren't stopping the conservative media.
"We have still not gotten a great answer as to why the military did not respond when one of our embassies is attacked," said John Solomon, editor of The Washington Times. Regardless of what Solomon considers a "great answer," the various aspects of the military response the night of the attacks have been widely detailed.
TownHall.com editor and Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich largely blamed the administration for reporters' difficulties covering the story, saying, "It is difficult for reporters to cover an issue when the government is not giving answers."
Support for more Benghazi investigations did not only come from media figures at CPAC. With former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton receiving massive attention over her potential run for the White House in 2016, conservatives clearly see Benghazi as a way to damage her possible candidacy.
During a speech, Sen. Mitch McConnell claimed media were "trying to fix Benghazi for Hillary" by not repeating the right-wing myths about the attacks.
There was also a Breitbart News-sponsored panel just a block away from the CPAC venue where participants claimed a cover-up exists, but offered few specifics.
Conservative commentator Michael Medved declared at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) that it was a "liberal lie" that a state has ever banned same-sex marriage.
During a March 7 CPAC panel titled "Can Libertarians and Social Conservatives Ever Get Along?" Medved denied that gay couples have encountered state-sponsored discrimination. "There has never been a state in this country that has ever banned gay marriage," Medved said:
As Talking Points Memo notes, 30 state constitutions prohibit same-sex marriage, and gay marriage remains illegal in all but 17 states.
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In a radio appearance on Monday, Mike Huckabee attacked actress Natalie Portman for having a child "out of wedlock." Huckabee said that it's "troubling" to see people like "Natalie Portman or some other Hollywood starlet who boasts of, 'Hey look, you know, we're having children, we're not married, but we're having these children, and they're doing just fine.'" Huckabee added that "it's unfortunate that we glorify and glamorize the idea of out of children wedlock."
Huckabee's remarks came in response to radio host Michael Medved, who discussed Portman's Academy Awards speech last Sunday. During her speech, Portman thanked fiancé Benjamin Millepied, "who choreographed the film, and has now given me my most important role of my life." Medved said that Millepied "didn't give her the most wonderful gift, which would be a wedding ring! And it just seems to me that sending that kind of message is problematic."
From the February 28 edition of Salem Radio's The Michael Medved Show:
MEDVED: Governor, I know you probably are out on book tour right now, you probably didn't have a chance to watch the Academy Awards last night?
HUCKABEE: I'm very happy to say that I missed it because usually it's about the most boring waste of several hours that I've ever experienced.
MEDVED: Well this was a - this was a low audience. However, there was - there was one moment where a very brilliant and admirable actress named Natalie Portman won Best Actress, and she won for a movie which I loathed called Black Swan. But in any event, she got up, she was very visibly pregnant, and it's really it's a problem because she's about seven months pregnant, it's her first pregnancy, and she and the baby's father aren't married, and before two billion people, Natalie Portman says, 'Oh I want to thank my love and he's given me the most wonderful gift.' He didn't give her the most wonderful gift, which would be a wedding ring! And it just seems to me that sending that kind of message is problematic.
HUCKABEE: You know Michael, one of the things that's troubling is that people see a Natalie Portman or some other Hollywood starlet who boasts of, 'Hey look, you know, we're having children, we're not married, but we're having these children, and they're doing just fine.' But there aren't really a lot of single moms out there who are making millions of dollars every year for being in a movie. And I think it gives a distorted image that yes, not everybody hires nannies, and caretakers, and nurses. Most single moms are very poor, uneducated, can't get a job, and if it weren't for government assistance, their kids would be starving to death and never have health care. And that's the story that we're not seeing, and it's unfortunate that we glorify and glamorize the idea of out of children wedlock.
You know, right now, 75 percent of black kids in this country are born out of wedlock. 61 percent of Hispanic kids -- across the board, 41 percent of all live births in America are out of wedlock births. And the cost of that is simply staggering.
MEDVED: It's tremendously staggering.
Huckabee is a host for the Fox News Channel, and a potential presidential candidate. Portman's Black Swan is distributed by News Corp.'s Fox Searchlight.
In the early 1990s, then-Vice President Dan Quayle "ignited a firestorm of controversy when he criticized Murphy Brown, the powerful, intelligent character in an eponymous sitcom, for having a child out of wedlock -- and without any father in the picture whatsoever."
As Media Matters noted, conservative radio host Michael Medved penned a must-read opinion column in today's Wall Street Journal in which he eviscerates right-wing pundits like Rush Limbaugh and Sarah Palin for pushing the noxious notion that Obama is purposefully weakening and destroying America; that he's some sort of black Manchurian Candidate fixated on stripping us of our freedoms.
Writes Medved:
They label Mr. Obama as the political equivalent of a suicide bomber: so overcome with hatred (or "rage") that he's perfectly willing to blow himself up in order to inflict casualties on a society he loathes.
Noting the absurdity of the claim, not to mention its offensiveness, Medved makes the excellent point that the Obama Derangement Syndrome strategy is a sure-fire loser if the ultimate goal is to block the president's re-election next year:
Republicans already face a formidable challenge in convincing a closely divided electorate that the president pursues wrong-headed policies. They will never succeed in arguing that those initiatives have been cunningly and purposefully designed to wound the republic.
And here's another point Medved could have made: The strategy has already proven itself to be a political loser, yet Obama haters in the far-right press trudge on.
Just look at Obama's job approval rating. It has remained essentially unchanged for the last 18 months. Think about that. Palin and Limbaugh and Glenn Beck have thrown the kitchen sink, the bathroom sink and the basement sink at Obama with their he's-trying-to-destroy-America shtick for going on two years now. And the collective public response? A shrug of the shoulders.
Most voters don't care and they're tuning out the crazy, Obama-hating talk. But yes, other than than that the strategy is working to perfection.
In a February 14 Wall Street Journal op-ed, conservative radio host Michael Medved criticized Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh for their "distasteful charges" that President Obama is, in Palin's words, "purposefully weakening America." Medved further wrote that Obama's "most paranoid critics" label him "as the political equivalent of a suicide bomber: so overcome with hatred (or 'rage') that he's perfectly willing to blow himself up in order to inflict casualties on a society he loathes."
From Medved's op-ed, titled, "Obama Isn't Trying to 'Weaken America'":
This history makes some of the current charges about Barack Obama especially distasteful--and destructive to the conservative cause.
These attitudes thrive well beyond the blogosphere and the right-wing fringe. On Jan. 7, Sarah Palin spoke briefly on Laura Ingraham's radio show, saying, "What I believe that Obama is doing right now--he is hell-bent on weakening America." While acknowledging that "it's gonna get some people all wee-weed up again," she repeated and amplified her charge that "what Obama is doing" is "purposefully weakening America--because he understood that debt weakened America, domestically and internationally, and yet now he supports increasing debt."
The assumption that the president intends to harm or destroy the nation that elected him has become so widespread that the chief advertising pitch for Dinesh D'Souza's best-selling book, "The Roots of Obama's Rage," promises to "reveal Obama for who he really is: a man driven by the anti-colonial ideology of his father and the first American president to actually seek to reduce America's strength, influence and standard of living."
None of the attacks on Mr. Obama's intentions offers an even vaguely plausible explanation of how the evil genius, once he has ruined our "strength, influence and standard of living," hopes to get himself re-elected. In a sense, the president's most paranoid critics pay him a perverse compliment in maintaining that his idealism burns with such pure, all-consuming heat that he remains blissfully unconcerned with minor matters like his electoral future. They label Mr. Obama as the political equivalent of a suicide bomber: so overcome with hatred (or "rage") that he's perfectly willing to blow himself up in order to inflict casualties on a society he loathes.
On his radio show last July 2, the most influential conservative commentator of them all reaffirmed his frequent charge that the president seeks economic suffering "on purpose." Rush Limbaugh explained: "I think we face something we've never faced before in the country--and that is, we're now governed by people who do not like the country." In his view, this hostility to the United States relates to a grudge connected to Mr. Obama's black identity. "There's no question that payback is what this administration is all about, presiding over the decline of the United States of America, and doing so happily."
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On Faith, the Washington Post religion web site edited by Sally Quinn and Newsweek's Jon Meacham, currently features guest post by Media Research Center president Brent Bozell, writing on behalf of something calling itself "Citizens Against Religious Bigotry." Bozell and his ostensibly-anti-bigotry buddies are upset about some animated show Comedy Central may or may not produce and may or may not air.
What's striking about the Post's decision to grant Bozell and "Citizens Against Religious Bigotry" this forum is not the substance of their criticism of Comedy Central, but the fact that the coalition is made up of some of the most irredeemable bigots you'll ever encounter.
Take, for example, Catholic League president Bill Donohue. Donohue is a rabid anti-gay bigot with a long history of highly questionable commentary about religions he does not practice. He has said, for example, that "[p]eople don't trust the Muslims when it comes to liberty" and that "Hollywood is controlled by secular Jews who hate Christianity in general and Catholicism in particular." Donohue has also demonstrated selective outrage when it comes to the religious bigotry of others, defending conservative writer Jerome Corsi's attacks on the Catholic Church and conservative actor Mel Gibson's anti-Semitic rants. (Donohue has previously been granted a guest post at On Faith.)
Or Tony Perkins, another anti-gay bigot who is a member of the "Citizens Against Religious Bigotry." Perkins has said "the soil of the Islamic faith just does not work with democracy" and has spoken to the Louisiana chapter of the Council of Conservative Citizens, a hate group that "oppose[s] all efforts to mix the races of mankind … and to force the integration of the races."
Or Michael Medved, another member of the "Citizens Against Religious Bigotry." Medved has said that "Islam, as a faith" has "a special violence problem." (Medved also seems to have more problems with gay people than you might expect from a member of an anti-bigotry coalition.)
Tim Wildmon, another member of Bozell's band of self-described opponents of bigotry, has praised a far-right author who has advocated the execution of gays, adulterers, and doctors who perform abortions.
Another coalition member, James Dobson, warns of the "Muslim threat," has defended attacks on the Catholic Church by an associate and -- surprise! -- doesn't much like gay people.
I'm sure there are plenty more examples, but you get the point: Bozell's "Citizens Against Religious Bigotry" is made up of some of the most notable bigots in American public life. And yet Sally Quinn and the Washington Post allowed them to portray themselves as opponents of bigotry, without any indication of their own enthusiastic bigotry towards a wide range of people.
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On his CNN Headline News program, Glenn Beck repeatedly suggested that the top Democratic presidential candidates have not shown support for the ongoing Writers Guild strike. In fact, all of the Democratic front-runners have expressed support for the striking writers. John Edwards joined them on a Los Angeles picket line, and Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton each issued statements of support for the writers. The candidates also withdrew from a planned December 10 CBS News debate, forcing its cancellation.
On Reliable Sources, Howard Kurtz claimed that in a 2004 Chicago Tribune article, Sen. Barack Obama "said there wasn't much difference between his position and George Bush's position on the [Iraq] war." But Kurtz left out three key words from Obama's quote in the Tribune -- "at this stage" -- as well as the context of the remarks, both of which indicate that Obama was discussing how best to stabilize Iraq from mid-2004 onward, not claiming agreement with Bush on the war itself.


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I'm a proud new owner of an '07 Rocky Mountain edition GC....got a good deal on the vehicle, except it didn't come with an owners manual or a list inside the vehicle somewhere detailing all the options. I am on a corvette site that has a link to determine such a thing by inputting your VIN number on the web-site and was wondering if anyone on here may know of such a thing for the Jeep?
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/// NBC's Today Show Has Been Ignorant About Tech Since Long Before the Olympics
As the London Olympic games honored World Wide Web creator Tim Berners-Lee, NBC hosts Meredith Viera and Matt Lauer admitted–almost bragged–that they didn't know who he was. Wow, pretty embarrassing. But it turns out that isn't the program's most embarrassing display of Internet ignorance. Check out this clip of then-Today Show hosts Bryant Gumbel and Katie Couric, reportedly from an unaired segment in 1994. In the segment, the hosts debate how to pronounce the @ sign. Gumbel thought it was pronounced "at" but Couric thought it was "about" or "around." But it was Gumbel that wasn't really clear on the whole Internet thing. "What is Internet anyway," Gumbel asks after reading. Couric explained that it was a massive computer network that was becoming really big. "What do you write to it, like mail?" Gumbel said. It's a shame, because it took attention away from a pretty cool tribute to both the history of tech and the way it has transformed modern life and communications. Text messages, status updates, photo sharing and smartphones all played a part. Indeed, every seat had an LED panel to create a stadium-wide mega display. "One more thing I don't understand," Viera added. Evidently someone handed them a memo, because Viera was able to correctly identify Berners-Lee, several, minutes later as he typed a message out (on a NeXT cube) shown on that oh-so-confusing LED screen. "This is for everyone," Berners-Lee wrote.
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