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How do you like your Side Quests? | #1 | ||||||||||
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How involved do you like side quests to be? What sort of side quests do you like? How much time do you want to spend traipsing around doing things for people, rather than just getting on with the game? If you're playing a game that has a strong sense of urgency, do you think having side quests available to do takes away from that sense of urgency? "Fetching" quests are nice for a quick detour and a small reward. But I find quests more fulfilling if I have to follow a few steps, talk to several people, in order to complete it (with an appropriately better reward at the end). What about side quests that are very involved, and those that are interrelated? For example, getting the golden frog in TLO - you had to get the quest to find the real golden frog, trigger the baby stealing quest so you could get thrown into jail, release Rat, join him in Tyobi to get the frog, then refuse to give it to him. A lot of interrelated quests, with a lot of decision points, and making the "wrong" decision at any of those points could see you unable to complete the quest. Personally, I loved that one, but unless you wanted to replay several times, or had the steps in front of you, it would be VERY easy to make a wrong decision. What do you think about quests that are only available if you have a certain party member, who you may or may not choose to join you? What about those that must be completed by a certain point in the game? If you don't complete it in the allotted time, should it be removed from your journal (maybe causing confusion)?
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Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #2 | ||||||||||
If there is a sense of urgency in the game, then I don't like there to be too many side quests.
If there isn't a sense of urgency in the game, then I'd rather the quest be involved. I like having quests that are interrelated and one wrong move could mean you can't complete it. I also like the fact that you only have a certain amount of time to complete the quest. I like the idea of a quest being removed, or maybe marked different in some way, to show you didn't complete it and can't complete it anymore.
Posted on: 2012/5/20 21:31
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #3 | ||||||||||
I don't like having side quests that have no relevance to the game's storyline- unless its completion gives you very powerful skill/experience/fame/money you would very much need to complete the main quest.
Quoting KTC from Gamer's Club discussion board: Quote: I've only played Dragon Age and ME where the side quests influence how you get to the ending. The overall ending (baddie gets beaten) is the same, but not the path to the ending. I believe that pretty much summarizes how I would like the side quests in my game.
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Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #4 | ||||||||||
Side quests like in the old fairy tales even written ones like "King of the Golden river" where turning aside from the main quest to complete the side quest is actually important in getting you help at the end, like helping the ants and then they help you gather all the grains of wheat, or giving your last drop of water to a person dying of thirst and then the holy water is provided for you whereas the wicked older brothers who tried before all got hanged, or their heads chopped off, or turned to stone because they didn't turn aside to help others in need.
I thought the golden frog one was a bit unfair in one way because how did a stolen baby get in there, although I can see the point of meeting a "jailbird"... My favorite one of all was the one where the lovers got split up early and Mel & co help them find each other, delivering letter etc and if you did it right they are happily together in the house in their old age.
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Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #5 | ||||||||||
I love side quests but only if the reward is worth it and the quest isn't absolutely ridiculous. Another thing I'd want in a side quest is that the reward be something you can't obtain otherwise and is stronger than what you should have at that point in the game.
One type of side quest I hate would be the, go to 8 different places which you've been to before and have no reason to go back to and get scraps of items. This quest is great if we get it before going to the places
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Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #6 | ||||||||||
I don't mind having to have to travel all over the continents completing side quests only if the rewards are worth it. However, going back and forth between two locations far apart from each other just to get a slightly expensive potion (like an elixir), or a few gold pieces, is not okay.
Posted on: 2012/5/21 4:26
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #7 | ||||||||||
I actually think the reward should always be something you can't obtain normally. Even if it's slightly better than the weapons you'll have or the armour you'll have at that point, it would still be better to get original stuff instead of Gold or something you can buy.
Which is why in Build B, the whole collect paper quest was fail since you could buy it. Why search then?
Posted on: 2012/5/21 5:01
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #8 | ||||||||||
I like 'em to have interactions with all of the party members. Also that the members actually have something to say regarding the sidequests, not just the protagonist (which most rpg does sadly).
Like (again) in TTHW, one of the party member left because he'd rather 'drink in the pub than do something that's only gonna earn me chump change', which matches his personality. Most of the RPGs fails to deliver the members' dialogues and interactions and seem like they'll follow the protagonist no matter what, and that's BORING. No one likes people that are too meek. >;/ I'd like a good amount of sidequests, not too much as in in every 2 towns you go you get one. Also sidequests that aren't too 'obvious'. *coughs at casino sidequest in TTHW* Fetch quests are bo-ring but acceptable in early stages in the game especially if your party is only level 4 or 5 and you need quick cash. Also, if it's in the middle/late stage of the game and the reward is only cash and the members have little interaction, I won't probably bother with it. Quests that are only available with certain members is perfectly fine and understandable. Makes the game more realistic too. Same goes to interrelated quests.
Posted on: 2012/5/21 5:43
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #9 | ||||||||||
For me, the cash quests are no problem in TTHW since you always need cash. 25GP is valuable even at the end of the game. But in Aveyond, where you easily have in thousands of GP when items are about 20-50 GP, cash is useless as a reward
Posted on: 2012/5/21 5:51
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #10 | ||||||||||
Yeah, TTHW is an exception.
Posted on: 2012/5/21 5:58
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #11 | ||||||||||
I like side quests that can contribute to the main story. Also, the reward must be promising, of course, if it isn't related to the main story. It doesn't feel right to just do it for the sake of doing.
Posted on: 2012/5/21 7:05
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #12 | ||||||||||
I like sidequests with big rewards, like special equipments and so. Sidequests that's fun, challenging, and has moral value are also great.
Speaking about characters, wouldn't it be nice if sometimes the chara can attend to a sidequest by their own? Maybe some NPC wants them to play waitress? Anything fun should do
Posted on: 2012/5/21 8:49
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #13 | ||||||||||
Early in the game, when you presumably have little or no gold, then I'm fine with gold being a reward, but later on when you have more gold, then I want the reward to be something else, preferably something you can't get in the shops (first time I played AV1, I had already bought the Lightening Storm Spell when I finished the book page quest, so the reward was completely useless).
I HATE it when sidequests can't be solved except through the aid of a walkthrough or through sheer dumb luck. In other words, if solving a sidequest requires doing something the player would almost certainly not think of, then it feels like cheating the player. I like interconnected quests, where a reward for one quest helps you solve another (like the restore Lionel/uncurse the city/get a ghost for the vamprie quests are connected in AV1). I like there to be a lot of them - when a game has few or no sidequests like Deadly Sin it's a bit disappointing. However, I don't want there to be SO many sidequests that they take over the story (coughcoughLaxiusForce1coughcough).
Posted on: 2012/5/22 17:49
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Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #14 | ||||||||||
What about where it can only be solved through a series of correct decisions - where you might have to play through a few times, choosing a different decision each time, until you get it? I suppose the quest you quoted is like that - you could give the Lionel statue to the squirrels, then you wouldn't be able to solve either of those other side quests.
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Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #15 | ||||||||||
Well when a quest has different outcomes depending on your choices, that's all right with me. What I mean is say, if there's absolutely no indication that a quest can be solved using this or that (like if your characters have to be wearing a specific suit of armor or something) and yet that's the only way it could be solved, and it's something that you wouldn't ever think about.
For example, there's a quest in A Tale of Two Kingdoms (yes, I know that's not an RPG, but this really drove me crazy) where you must use a certain object on a character in order to solve it (and said object gets destroyed fairly early in the game) and there's absolutely nothing to indicate that you must use said object, so unless you're obsessively-compulsively using every object on every character, you'll likely fail the quest unless you've got a walkthrough.
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I see sidequests as a great opportunity to get the player more involved with the game lore. I like sidequests when they deal with some local legends, history,... I think it is very important that sidequests are part of the story and not just a sidetrack. If you are given a quest to hunt down a werewolves who killed several people areound the country, it makes no sense if only the questgiver mentions him.
Also, its nice if the world changes a bit after you finished the quest, some new dialogues, minor changes in the maps, a new character,....
Posted on: 2012/5/25 9:57
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #17 | ||||||||||
I like my sidequests to be optional. Not because I don't want to do them but because I like them to contain additional content and items that would otherwise be unattainable. Then you are rewarded for completing them rather than just something you have to do to continue the game.
Less grinding...more finding!!
Posted on: 2012/9/1 13:02
Re: How do you like your Side Quests? | #18 | ||||||||||
Dawn's light sets an awesome example on how to do sidequests well. You have to solve puzzles to complete some quests, others are interlinked with the main quest, and there are even "subsets" of quests like delivering letters and fishing for exotic fish. Throughout the game, you encounter letters to deliver and spots to go fishing, and you get rewards for delivering letters and catching certain numbers of fish.
Oh, and something that seems obvious but I've seen quite a few RPGs that don't do this - if you have a lot of sidequests, then DEFINITELY have a journal of quests available. Sometimes I forget about a quest until the journal reminds me of it.
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Highlights: India (Delhi, Varanasi, Agra, Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Mumbai)
Let your spirit soar as you watch the banks of the Ganges illuminated by a pilgrimage of candle light as huge crowds of the local faithful offer fire to their Hindu deities in a spectacular Aarti Ceremony.
You'll view this very special event from aboard your evening cruise in a stirring introduction to the deep tide of spirituality that runs throughout this soulful country. Back on shore, you'll visit the Buddhist ruins of Sarnath that date back to 200 B.C. and tour the colonial heritage and ancient Hindu legacy that fills Delhi with its unique character. In Agra, discover the Taj Mahal via an insightful private tour, and view the 16th-century remains of the Mughal Empire in the ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri. In Udaipur, walk among the grand gardens, fountains, pools and marble elephants built for 48 ladies-in-waiting and gaze upon the elaborate treasures of the Crystal Gallery at Fateh Prakash Palace. You'll also visit Mehrangarh Fort constructed 400 feet above Jodhpur and gain entrance to the former Mumbai residence of Mahatma Gandhi.
You'll not only get an inside view of the grandeur of the many ancient palaces of India on this immersive tour, but you'll also live like modern-day royalty at a collection of first rate hotels. From actual restored palaces on the banks of the Ganges and Lake Pichola, to seaside architectural masterpieces, all the opulence and grandeur of India's old-world empires is reflected in these stunning world-class hotels. Of course, a team of experienced guides and a fleet of private chauffeurs will ensure you travel in style at all times.
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Relax and enjoy an airport transfer in a private vehicle, with driver, and English-speaking assistant.
The Taj Mahal (City Centre) is nestled in six acres of lush greenery in the exclusive Diplomatic Enclave of the city. Ready to provide you the best in comfort, the hotel hosts 422 guestrooms and 40 suites that are elegantly decorated and come with a host of in-room amenities. From casual, all-day eateries to formal, fine dining, guests can look forward to a wide selection of delectable dishes and refreshing drinks at the on-site restaurant. Equipped with wireless broadband Internet access, the hotel offers conference services that include simultaneous translation in five languages.
Spend the day on a privately guided full day tour of Old & New Delhi which boasts spectacular monuments and holy sites.
The city of New Delhi was designed in the typically British colonial style, with tree-lined avenues and colonial bungalows. Whilst on this tour you will see the Laxminarayan Temple, a modern Hindu temple, and Gate of India which is a 42 m high War Memorial Arch. On route you will drive past the Parliament House, the Secretariat buildings and the Vice Regal Palace, which is now the official residence of the President of India. Visit the Red Fort which was the palace for Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan's new capital, Shahjahanabad, when he moved his capital from Agra to bring prestige to his reign. Its wall is 1.5 miles long, and varies in height from 60-110 ft. At 72.5 meters, the Qutab Minar is the tallest brick minaret in the world. Surrounding the building are many fine examples of Indian artwork dating back to 1193. Humayun's tomb is a complex of buildings of Mughal architecture dating to the Slave Dynasty (1268-1287 AD). The complex is a World Heritage Site and the first example of this type of Mughal architecture in India. This style of mausoleum is similar to the Taj Mahal in Agra.
The Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi is a perfect embodiment of all qualities synonymous with the quality of Taj Hotels, Resorts & Palaces. Standing apart in service, its facilities and of course, in its distinguished patronage, this hotel has played host to Heads of State, corporate moguls and high profile businessmen from across the world. Located in the very heart of the Indian capital, the location and unrivalled service are quintessentially Taj. The hotel is only a few minutes drive from both the airport and the city center and is near to most of the embassies in New Delhi.
Enjoy your flight from Delhi to Varanasi. The flight duration is approximately 90 mins.
From your hotel, a private vehicle, with driver, and English speaking guide, will transfer you to the airport for your flight.
Private guided tour of Sarnath, located 5 miles from Varanasi, the site is a deer park where Gautama Buddha first taught the Dharma after his enlightenment. Sarnath is one of four holy Buddhist sites sanctioned by the Buddha himself for pilgrimage. Amongst the ruins is the Dharmekh Stupa is impressive at 128 feet high, and 93 in diameters. This dates back to 200 BC and is the sport where the Buddha is said to have preached his first sermon. Within the deer park complex is the large Dhamekha Stupa, constructed by the Emperor Ashoka in 249 BCE, and several other Buddhist structures that were added between the 3rd and the 11th century BC.
This evening Aarti Ceremony is an absolutely wonderful sight seen from the Ganges river. This tour includes a boat ride to experience the magic of the river during this spectacular event.
Nadesar Palace is situated in one of the oldest living cities of the world, on the banks of the river Ganges. Nadesar Palace has hosted royalty, statesmen and celebrities since 1835. The name Nadesar is derived from the Goddess Nadesari, whose shrine is located in the front of the Palace. Set amidst verdant gardens, mango orchards, marigold and jasmine fields, Nadesar Palace is a haven of peace and tranquility. Works of art from the Maharaja's collection decorate the walls of the Palace's 10 luxurious suites. Embellished with original pieces of furniture refurbished to recreate the atmosphere of a bygone era, the décor of the rooms is intended to evoke the colours of marigolds, jasmines, and pale pink lotuses that are offered to the holy Ganges.
Glide along the famous and holy Ganges waterway in a private boat accompanied by an expert guide. The Ganga Ghats at Varanasi attract tourists and pilgrims of all ages for the opportunity to take a dip in the holy Ganges, which is believed to absolve one's sins. Pilgrims and tourists alike can be seen swimming and bathing immediately next to the funeral pyres of the riverside temples. This is a somewhat surreal experience and only for those with a strong constitution.
Enjoy your flight from Varanasi to Delhi today. The flight duration is approximately 90 minutes.
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Agra. (205 Kms/5 Hrs)
At the Oberoi: Amarvilas, indulge with your own private view of the greatest monument of love, recognized as the leading luxury hotel in Agra. Wake up to the glorious sight of the Taj Mahal, bathed by the first rays of dawn. Watch her sparkle by day as the sun shines on her architectural perfection. Allow yourself to be swept away by her romance at dusk. Let the nights be filled with the magic of the Taj by moonlight. Rated amongst the leading resorts in the world, The Oberoi Amarvilas offers the best view of the Taj Mahal in Agra. The hotel is located 600 meters from the Taj Mahal and all rooms, suites, lobby, bar and lounge offer breathtaking views of the monument.
The Oberoi Amarvilas was awarded many. many awards but amongst those include;Top 15 Resorts in Asia (Ranked 3rd) - Condé Nast Traveler, USA, Readers' Choice Awards 2012, Top 15 Resorts in Asia (Ranked 7th) - Travel + Leisure, World's Best Awards, Readers' Survey 2012, Top 100 Hotels in the World (Ranked 47th) - Travel + Leisure, World's Best Awards, Readers' Survey 2012.
Be amazed on a private guided tour of Taj Mahal, one of the most beautiful monuments built by the Mughals, the Muslim rulers of India. Taj Mahal is built entirely of white marble. Its stunning architectural beauty is beyond adequate description, particularly at dawn and sunset. It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his dear wife and Queen, Mumtaz Mahal.
You'll also get to visit Agra Fort, built of red sandstone and marble. This great monument of red sandstone dominating a bend in the river Yamuna, 2km northwest of Taj Mahal was constructed by the Mughals during 1565-1571.
Enjoy a traditional ride on a Tonga (horse drawn carriage).
Transfer to Jaipur with private vehicle and driver. On the way, visit ancient ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri. Built during the second half of the 16th century by the Emperor Akbar, the "City of Victory" was the capital of the Mughal Empire for only some 10 years. The complex of monuments and temples, all in a uniform architectural style, includes one of the largest mosques in India, the Jama Masjid.
From its creation in 1727, the royal families and nobles of Jaipur patronized the craftsmen and artisans of the city. These traditions continue to this day and as a result modern day Jaipur is considered by many as the craft capital of India. Traditional methods are still used to produce many valuable and highly prized items. Using skills passed down through generations, artisans and master craftsmen can be seen in the areas of Ghat Darwaza and Vishveshwar ji.
On this fascinating evening walk mingle and talk with the locals whilst sampling some of the region's culinary delights; try pakoras, aloo tiki, samosa and ladoo from some of the city's most popular street food vendors. Observe local artisans in their workshops; jewelers and silversmiths, gold painters and tie dying experts. The iconic Hawa Mahal also called the Palace of the Winds is the meeting point at which this two and a half hour walk begins.
Rambagh Palace has been home to generations of royals. Built in 1835 Rambagh was converted into a palace in 1925 and became the residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur. The 'Jewel of Jaipur' as it is fondly called, remained the home of the Jaipur royal family until 1957, when it was first converted into a luxury hotel by Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II. But it wasn't until 1972 that Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces took over the reins. It is now the 'jewel in the crown' among the authentic palaces of the Taj in India. In the finest tradition of Rajput hospitality, the Rambagh Palace offers its guests a taste of royal living – a luxury and extravagance that was once the sole preserve of kings.The Rambagh Palace Hotel features on Conde Nast Traveller USA's Gold List 2012, as well as the 2012 T+L US Top 500 World's Best Hotels List, the Asia Category, with a score of 92.34, was the first runner up in the second edition of the T+L India's Best Awards 2013 in the category of Best Heritage Hotel, India and judged the #1 Luxury Hotel in India by Lonely Planet in 2012.
Spend the day today in the company of a knowledgeable Enlish speaking guide as you tour the Amber Fort and City Palace of Jaipur, the iconic Observatory and the Hawa Mahal.
The magnificent Amber Fort was established in 1592, and remained the citadel of the Kachhawaha rulers right until they moved their capital to Jaipur in 1727. Maharaja Man Singh I created this imposing monument on the remains of an ancient 11th century fort. Since the first half of the 18th century, the City Palace has been the abode to the rulers of Jaipur. The sprawling expanse of the breathtaking palace is a superb harmony of Rajput and Mughal architecture. Part of the palace has been converted into a museum, open to the public, while a section - Chandra Mahal - still remains the home of today's maharaja.The Observatory of Jaipur is Inscribed on the World Heritage List as "an expression of the astronomical skills and cosmological concepts of the court of a scholarly prince at the end of the Mughal period". Within it, the Jantar Mantar is a collection of massive astronomical instruments, built of local stone and marble. Each instrument carries an astronomical scale marked on the marble inner lining, and bronze tablets were also employed.
Built in 1799, the whimsical Hawa Mahal - Palace of Winds - which adjoins the Palace has become quite the city icon, with its ornate facade in pale pink, tiered baroque like build, projecting 'jharokha' windows and balconies with perforated screens. These were designed so that the mysterious veiled ladies of the harem could look down upon the colourful and bustling bazaars below, remaining hidden themselves. Overlooking busy streets, it offers great views of the city. We feel the Amber Fort is best reached by car, but an optional elephant ride is available should you prefer (cost not included).
Drive today from Jaipur to Udaipur. (410 Kms/ 6.5 Hrs)
The Taj Lake Palace, located in the middle of Lake Pichola is a dream of white marble and mosaic glistening in the moonlight, very reminiscent of the Taj Mahal. Conceived in romance, the palace was built in 1746 by Maharana Jagat Singh II, 62nd successor to the royal dynasty of Mewar – believed to be descendants of the Sun God. Set against the backdrop of the majestic Aravalli Mountains on one side of the lake, and lofty palaces on the other, the Taj Lake Palace spreads across a four-acre island – an almost surreal vision in marble. From casual, all-day dining to formal, fine dining, guests can look forward to a wide array of delectable culinary delights and refreshing beverages.Guests can treat themselves to a wide range of relaxing and rejuvenating activities.Awards and accolades include being featured in Platinum Circle (list of hotels that have made it to the Gold List for 5 consecutive years) of the CNT USA Gold List 2013 with an overall score of 94.2 as well as being featured on the list of Travel+Leisure 2013 Top 500 Best Hotels in the world with an overall score of 92.92.
Private guided tour of the majestic white City Palace built in granite and marble. This largest palace complex in Rajasthan is surrounded by crenellated fort walls, and overlooks Pichola Lake. The Garden of the Maids of Honor is well laid out with extensive lawns and shady walks. Constructed for forty eight young ladies-in-waiting sent to the royal house as part of the dowry, the garden has many fountains in its four delightful pools, chiseled kiosks and marble elephants. Crystal Gallery in the Fateh Prakash Palace features a breath taking collection of crystals including tables, sofa sets, dining table, dressers, fountains, beds, and an exquisite jewel studded carpet, which is beyond description.
Lunch at a local restaurant with your guide.
Private guided tour of Eklingji, located about twelve miles north of Udaipur, featuring a complex of 108 ancient temples, carved from sandstone and marble. The main temple was built in AD 734 to propagate the blessings of Lord Shiva. At Nagda there are some 10th century temples. The Jain temple of Adbudji is essentially ruined, but its architecture is interesting. About 500m away, the Sas Bahu temple has fine intricate carvings. There are also some small temples submerged in the nearby lake.
This morning you will be driven to Jodhpur covering distance of 270kms. Enroute you'll visit Ranakpur Jain temple. Ranakpur boasts some of the most exquisite Jain temples in the country famous for their intricate friezes and sculptures. It is one of the holiest Jain sites of India. Nestled on the banks of the river Maghai and sequestered by mountains, Ranakpur's beauty is accentuated by its seclusion. The main Chaumukha (four faced) temple was built in 1439 and is dedicated to the first Enlightened One, Adinatha Rishabdeva. An inscription in it traces its origin to the reign of Rana Kumbha. Erected on a raised platform, it is surrounded by 66 subsidiary shrines. It has 1444 beautifully carved pillars, of which no two are alike.
Continue your drive to Jodhpur. Jodhpur, also called the 'Blue City' was once the capital of the former princely state of Marwar. It was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha and is now the second largest city of Rajasthan. Flanked on its western side by the Mehrangarh Fort and on the eastern side by the stately sandstone Palace of Umaid Bhawan, the monuments temples and gardens of Jodhpur depict a multi-faceted grandeur. It is still a marvelously medieval city. While the graceful palaces, forts and temples bring alive the historic grandeur, exquisite handicrafts, folk dances, music and the brightly attired people lend a romantic aura to the city.
This landmark Art Deco-style palace is five km (3 miles) from Jodhpur International Airport and 10 km (6.5 miles) from Mehrangarh Fort. Umaid Bhawan Palace offers an indoor pool, full-service spa, and steam room, and serves a complimentary Continental breakfast daily. In addition to available wireless Internet access, guestrooms feature balconies, CD and DVD players, and in-room safes.
Private guided tour of the most magnificent building in Jodhpur, Mehrangarh Fort, constructed in 1459. The fort is situated on a lofty height, 400 feet above the city, and is enclosed by imposing thick walls. Inside its territorial boundaries, there are several palaces, which are known for their intricate carvings and sprawling courtyards. Jaswant Thada lies to the left of the Mehrangarh fort complex. It is a royal cenotaph made up of white marble. It was built to commemorate Maharaja Jaswant Singh. Umaid Bhawan Palace is built of marble and pink sandstone. An excursion to Bishnoi Village, gives you a glimpse of village life in Rajasthan.
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Airport transfer with private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking assistant.
Enjoy your flight from Jodphur to Mumbai. The flight duration is approximately two hours.
You'll be met at the Mumbai airport and transferred to your accommodation by private vehicle and driver.
Private guided tour of Mumbai. The Prince of Wales Museum is a magnificent structure, built in a confluence of Gothic and Moorish styles, and crowned by a sparkling white dome. It boasts a good collection of ancient Indus Valley artifacts dating back to 2000 BC, plus some priceless Tibetan and Nepali Art. Dhobi Ghat is where hundreds of Mumbai's traditional washer folk collect dirty laundry, wash it, and return it neatly pressed, all for a very small fee. Mani Bhavan is the old Mumbai residence of Mahatma Gandhi. It's a pretty, two-storied structure that now houses a reference library with over 2000 books, a photo exhibition of the Mahatma's life, and well preserved memorabilia.
Built in 1903, The Taj Mahal Palace and Tower is an architectural marvel that brings together Moorish, Oriental and Florentine styles. Offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the Gateway of India, the hotel is a landmark of Mumbai, showcasing contemporary Indian influences. The Palace offers generously appointed suites and rooms, each adorned with original paintings and period furniture that exude an aura of old-world charm and elegance. Taj offers a distinctive dining experience, one that explores the nuances of the finest Indian and international cuisines, serving traditional and contemporary favorites. Blending ancient Indian wisdom with contemporary therapies, Taj Spa offers the best in Indian rejuvenation therapies.
Awards and accolades include being featured in the Travel+Leisure US Top 500 World's Best Hotels List, the Asia Category, with a score of 92.42 - Jan 2012 and Wine Spectator Award of Excellence 2012 Awarded to The Zodiac Grill, Wasabi by Morimoto and Souk - Jan 2012.
This full day tour of Mumabi is the best way to experience the city at your own pace! The tour covers all the must-see places on any traveller's itinerary including visits to the Gateway of India, St. Thomas Cathedral, Prince of Wales Museum, Bombay University and the Oval Maidan, Town Hall, Victoria Terminus, Crawford Market, Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach, Mani Bhavan the home of Gandhi, Malabar Hill and the Hanging Gardens and finally Dhobi Ghat.
A cruise through Mumbai Harbor brings you to the rock-cut cave temples on Elephanta Island. In 1987, the caves were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rock-cut temple complex covers an area of 60,000 sq ft consisting of a main chamber, two lateral ones, courtyards and subsidiary shrines. The site of these magnificent caves contains beautiful reliefs, sculptures, and a temple to the Hindu god Shiva.
Khyber is Mumbai's famous restaurant for Mughlai cuisine. Khyber has been going strong for decades and its tender kebabs remain outstanding (Frommers). The opulent decor includes original paintings by some of India's most famous artists. (No alcoholic or non alcoholic drinks included in this package)
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Marcie Horyn, also known as Rae-Lene Horyn, was convicted in Dec. 2011 on five counts under the Fair Trading Act, including unlicensed prepaid contracting, failure to refund a cancelled contract and using a contract that does not comply with regulation. Horyn was fined $6,000 and ordered to pay back over $40,000 for work not started.
Horyn has operated under several company names, including Castle Contracting, Tundra Landscaping, Echo Contracting, Sundance Vista Landscaping and Nyroh Construction.
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Posted 02 December 2009 - 11:26 PM
I'm so impressed with your tenacity. Should I send you a hand warmer or two?
I know this will sound funny but I read a study many years ago and I just saw it repeated again. The study shows that some women can gain a little extra water weight by smelling certain sweet items. Pumpkin pie was one of the tested smells. Go figure. So, maybe you just got some great pie sniffing done on Turkey (and pie) Day.
It's funny what people can think up to research. I have a few interesting ideas. I wonder if I can get funding for them. LOL.
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Posted 04 December 2009 - 12:23 AM
I did Lean Circuit 2 tonight. I'm wiped out.
My goal for tomorrow is to do Burn Intervals after work.
Posted 04 December 2009 - 11:45 AM
I got a 5 mile run in yesterday. It was a beautiful day. Sunny and in the 60s. Nothing yet today since I had an early hair appt. And I have a sick boy at home. I'll probably make today my rest day and get back to it tomorrow.
Have a great day everyone!
Posted 04 December 2009 - 12:33 PM
I ended up doing the treadmill yesterday. I did a total of 60 minutes in two 30 minute sessions. The wind was just too nasty outside. I actually can stay pretty warm except for my face and since I wear glasses, I haven't found anything I can wear that protects my face but doesn't steam up my glasses. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Posted 05 December 2009 - 01:12 AM
Jan & Pat, great job with the running/treadmilling. That last word may not be in the dictionary yet.
I did Burn Intervals tonight. I can't believe how tired I am.
My goal for tomorrow is Lean Circuit 3.
Posted 05 December 2009 - 12:10 PM
I did Lean Circuit 3 today. I ordered the extra CE workouts and the second collection of TJ workouts. They arrived yesterday and I really want to try a TJ later today. My arms and shoulders are exhausted. I'm really looking forward to a rest day.
My goal for tomorrow is Burn it off and Recharge. It will be great; my body needs it.
Posted 06 December 2009 - 03:49 PM
I hope you're having a fab weekend.
I did the Fat Burn Challenge and Dynamic Flow Yoga today.
My goal for tomorrow is a little TJ cardio after work.
Posted 06 December 2009 - 04:46 PM
The dizzy/fainting thing that beset me at the beginning of the week turned into the flu. So my goal has changed from being in skinny jeans when the girls get home to just being healthy. AND I plan to be doing the whole workout more intensely while they're here - maybe they'll join me!?! Gotta make it up to them for raising them in a sedentary home.
Hope everyone else is having a great weekend!
Posted 06 December 2009 - 08:34 PM
jeschaff, on 06 December 2009 - 04:46 PM, said:
The dizzy/fainting thing that beset me at the beginning of the week turned into the flu. So my goal has changed from being in skinny jeans when the girls get home to just being healthy. AND I plan to be doing the whole workout more intensely while they're here - maybe they'll join me!?! Gotta make it up to them for raising them in a sedentary home.
Hope everyone else is having a great weekend!
ROFL. OMG & pls don't suggest it to any of the scrub companies. I'm hoping to look as good out of my clothes as I do in them. Ya'll will just have to take my word for it. LOL. It's a big goal but I'm ready to tackle some big goals (now that I'm all grown up. Well, mostly).
Posted 06 December 2009 - 09:00 PM
I walked outside Friday. It was pretty chilly but doable. I kick myself for not managing to get outside yesterday because the temps were in the 40s. DS came over for awhile just as I was getting ready to go out and it was too late by the time he left. Today was a wind chill of 16 and snow flurries, but I got out and walked for 35 minutes. Worked up a sweat under my coat despite the temp. It may be the last day outside for awhile as we are getting snow and I don't like to take any chances of slipping and falling.
Here's to a good week for everybody.
Posted 07 December 2009 - 08:24 PM
I've been wearing my Shape ups for shopping, so I feel like shipping is a double
Posted 09 December 2009 - 12:30 AM
Laurie, I would definitely say wearing the shape ups makes a difference.
I did Lean Circuit 1.
My goal for tomorrow is some Ab work and some TJ cardio. I'm really looking forward to the cardio.
Posted 09 December 2009 - 12:56 AM
Assuming that the flu doesn't relapse on me, does anyone think I'm totally insane to want to try this? It would have been nice to have had more notice, but if I start training for the walk tomorrow, I think I can be ready. Just need some encouragement!
Posted 09 December 2009 - 07:36 AM
I am still going strong, with the exercise at least!! I am actually in week 3 of P90X!!! The gym I go to is doing it there, so I decided to join in! Class time is at 9AM, which is when I go anyway...so I really had no excuse! I am really liking it so far. Some back troubles have kept me a bit limited, but I am still going! Like the energizer bunny!!
Ok...I'm going to be brave and share some pictures with you!! The before are from Mid-July and the after from last weekend. I have dropped about 15 lbs and a few inches here and there! Sorry if I burn your eyes with my Michigan winter skin! lol!!
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Posted 09 December 2009 - 10:55 AM
I'm waiting for the temps to warm up a bit before I venture out for a walk, not because I can't handle the cold but because I don't have anything to wear. Here in Weather-Wimpville, we got a "Severe Weather Alert" this morning: High of 55 with winds 5 to 10 mph. Gee, think I'd better break out the muk-luks!
Hope I've given you all your laugh for the day, and make it a great one!
Posted 09 December 2009 - 11:12 AM
As to your advice for the marathon...if you do join in the 10K I think you should have a friend or someone go with you because its only been a short time for your exercising and you were just laid with the flu recently so you need time to build up your reserves. Its only 4-5 weeks away...perhaps not enough time to build up enough muscle and endurance....I would personally myself shoot for the following year
Posted 09 December 2009 - 02:30 PM
JoEllen, go for the 5K at a brisk walk. I absolutely know you can do that one. Keep your chest warm so the breathing part will be easier. I'm cheering for you. Alas, the flying monkeys have departed. Maybe I can send them to give you a boost? It's in the 40s & 50s here and I'm a popcicle. I defintely need to shore up my winter wardrobe. I just keep telling myself to wait 'til I fit into my smaller stuff.
Christy, those photos are amazing. You looked great in the before photos but....those after photos are awesome. There isn't any visible part of you that didn't tighten up. Even with the difference in skin tone, it's still incredibly noticeable. Thanks so much for sharing.
I did TJ Fat Blaster & I've Got Abs. My abs are incredibly wimpy since the surgery. I'm going to add more Ab workouts to this coming week. TOM is starting and I'm in alot of pain. My pain subsided while I was working out. So, if the tylenol doesn't kick in soon I might find myself pushing play again just for some relief.
Everyone pls stay safe and healthy.
Posted 10 December 2009 - 03:17 PM
I did Lean Circuit 2. Typing is tough after all that shoulder work. I increased my weight on a couple of the exercises in the beginning and had to decrease on the last exercise. My shoulders have a fire burning. Fat must make great fuel.
I've been conflicted about what to do after this phase. I really love Chalene's style but I wasn't exactly sure how to continue using her system. The book says "Once you complete the Lean for Life Phase, you can mix and match the order of each phase. Just keep in mind that every 30 days you need to select a new phase."
So, I did a little reading on "undulating periodization". I just read two short articles on it and alot of people's opnions. I have an incredible appreciation for her design. She has really used the principle in maco and micro forms. It's so elegant and complete.
I'm thinking I will continue with CE and just switch it up. I may do the 30 day phasing or I may change phases week to week. That's the beauty of how she built her sets, I can undulate any way I want and my body should continue to change. It'll be a fun workout experiment.
My goal for tomorrow is Burn Intervals & an Ab workout (Burn Intervals is also an undulation built in-so cool).
Posted 11 December 2009 - 01:45 PM
I hope you're staying warm & healthy.
I did Fat Burn Intervals, which is an amazing workout. My saddle bags are burning up. YeeHaw. I also did Ab Burner. I went back to the original ab workout.
My goal for tomorrow is Lean Circuit 3 after work.
Posted 11 December 2009 - 07:09 PM
I did yoga for the first time today & was wondering if there is a good substitute for that workout because an hour & a half is a bit much for me right now. LOL I am also not so strong with the plank so the whole plank, chataranga, upward dog, etc is too hard for now. ab ripper X is also too hard right now. The rest I am doing well with so far. Suggestions are welcome.
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Posted 13 December 2009 - 01:20 PM
I've been kind of MIA on this thread recently. Sorry 'bout that! Not because I haven't been working out, but because life is just so hectic right now, I haven't been making it to the boards.
Hey Jenna! Glad to see you've joined us here! And way to go on doing the X. I'll probably move on to that after I finish Rev Abs. Right now, Rev Abs is doing a number on me. OMG! Who knew my abs had so many muscles that could all hurt at once. Add to that my gluts, hamstrings, pecs and shoulders, and my body is having a wonderful time! NOT!
Anyway, glad to see everyone is plugging away. We gotta keep this up through the holidays. Gotta do it, or it could get ugly! I'll be making a couple of batches of cookies today, and I keep chanting this mantra to myself "Do not eat the dough! Only 1 cookie each day!" UGH! Wish me luck!
Posted 13 December 2009 - 06:00 PM
I had a fun experience this morning. I decided to wear a pair of good pants to church. All my jeans are beyond baggy at this point. Anyway, I can remember wearing these to work a couple of years ago and wishing the day would go faster because the waistband was way too tight. Anyway, I spent the morning hoping these things wouldn't fall down. If I didn't still have a derriere, I'm sure they would have! Since I'm home alone today, I stopped at Kohl's on the way and bought a new pair of jeans in a size 12. Haven't seen that size on this body in a very long time! Hurray for me. The legs should skinny up when they get washed. Only bought one pair because I'm not stopping at a 12. Old pants/New pants photo attached!
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Wed, Dec 12, 2012 | 06:27 GMT
Trion Worlds confirm layoffs today
The development team for Trion World, presumably working on Rift, has been reduced by up to a third with layoffs on Tuesday.
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Mon, Dec 10, 2012 | 08:31 GMT
Petroglyph "still excited" about End of Nations, moves on to other projects
End of Nations development may have switched from Las Vegas studio Petroglyph to Triond Worlds, but the studio is still excited about the project, according to a new statement that confirms the developer has laid of 19 staff, moved into a new office and is working on new projects for 2014. Get the details below.
Thu, Dec 06, 2012 | 21:25 GMT
End of Nations development now in-house at Trion
Trion Worlds has brought End of Nations in-house for continued development where it hopes to create "a more polished game."
Wed, Dec 05, 2012 | 12:25 GMT
End of Nations studio Petroglyph axes 30 jobs – report
Petroglyph, developer of MMORTS End of Nations has reportedly suffered 30 lay-offs. Tweets coming from within the studio and insider reports have suggested that the Las Vegas studio is currently shedding staff. Get the details below.
Wed, Nov 28, 2012 | 00:26 GMT
End of Nations open beta postponed indefinitely
Having concluded four rounds of closed beta testing, Trion Worlds has decided to put End of Nations back in the oven to bake a little longer.
Thu, Oct 04, 2012 | 23:23 BST
End of Nations' final and fourth closed beta event kicks off
End of Nations' final and fourth closed beta event has kicked off, Trion Worlds has announced.
Wed, Sep 19, 2012 | 13:55 BST
End of Nations beta enters final phase in October, sign-ups open again
End of Nations, the MMORTS from Petroglyph Games and Trion Worlds is getting a fourth and final closed beta phase in October, that will cover many PvP and PvE features, and give all participants bonus extras. Signs up are open and details are below.
Wed, Aug 29, 2012 | 20:29 BST
Third End of Nations closed beta starts September 7
End of Nations will go into phase three of its closed beta on September 7, according to Trion, Participants will be able to try out elite companies, which are basically the players own private army. The beta event will end on September 9 at 11.59pm EDT. You can still sign up for it here. The MMORTS will release on September 20.
Thu, Aug 16, 2012 | 10:05 BST
End of Nations customisation flaunted in new trailer and screens
More images of shooty devastation from Trion Worlds.
Tue, Aug 07, 2012 | 23:38 BST
Trion Worlds gamescom line-up boasts End of Nations, Defiance, more
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Sat, Jul 28, 2012 | 17:57 BST
Second End of Nations closed beta starts August 3
Trion has announced a second closed beta for End of Nations, which will run from August 3 through August 5. You can still sign up for it here. The RTS will release on September 20.
Fri, Jul 27, 2012 | 12:33 BST
End of Nations releasing September 20
Trion RTS End of Nations will release on September 20, as confirmed in an MCV ad today. The game's beta ran last weekend. It's a 56-player global domination affair. Check the official site here.
Sat, Jul 21, 2012 | 14:14 BST
End of Nations closed beta weekend is underway
The closed beta weekend for Trion Worlds' strategy MMO End of Nations is live. If you have not checked your inbox lately, you may wish to do so as there may be an invite languishing alongside your Kitten Weekly newsletter or daily shots of Bay City Badonkadonks. The testing ends on Sunday, July 22. If you have not signed up, hit this link so you can be considered for future testing.
Wed, Jul 04, 2012 | 03:09 BST
End of Nations beta signups open ahead of July 20 test
Trion Worlds' strategy MMO End of Nations is finally building towards release, with a closed beta weekend announced for July 20-22. Sign yourself up for a chance to try out the anticipated free-to-play release.
Thanks, Destructoid.
Mon, Jun 04, 2012 | 08:53 BST
End of Nations gets E3 trailer
Trion's released the E3 trailer for End of Nations. This is probably going to be the best E3 trailer this week. Give up, people.
Thu, Mar 22, 2012 | 19:25 GMT
End of Nations video is all about the plan of attack
Trion and Petroglyph have released an End of Nations video, showing you what to expect out of the multiplayer RTS which goes into beta late spring. Watch below.
Wed, Mar 21, 2012 | 23:35 GMT
End of Nations open beta in northern summer, launch in autumn
Long awaited MMORTS End of Nations expects to be fully playable in a few short months.
Fri, Dec 16, 2011 | 13:48 GMT
End of Nations dev diary details PvP hopes
The latest End of Nations Wafront's gone live from Trion, featuring this time US community manager Lance James. Among other subjects, he talks about PvP and how much aspirations it has for it. Get the video below the break.
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End of Nations has globe-spanning events, 52 players on each map
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Arriving in ABQ towards late afternoon, with the next full day to stay there, but actually don't want to miss out on Santa Fe before moving on. Staying at Best Western Rio Grande. We'll probably go into the Old town after our arrival in the late afternoon; any ideas where to eat some good NM chow? Better to stay in the center or is there anywhere decent near the hotel? And on day 2: is it realistic to travel to Santa Fe via the Turquoise Trail, coming back via El Camino Real? What's parking like in Santa Fe? Is it better to eat somewhere on the road before getting there? We also want to visit a pueblo but they all look as if the journey north of SF would add on miles/time to our day, taking away from the time spent in SF. Are there any interesting pueblos west of ABQ which we could visit on our way out on day 3? Not ones with guided tours.


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ROSE HILL Estate, 3 quarter acre lot with golf course, marsh & river views. 2 Longview St., $179,900. Plat. Agents protected. 770-365-7200. (IPAD:2449589)