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When Amber Rose broke down during her MTV interview, my heart dropped.
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Since the break up, she's put on a strong mask, built a wall and went on with her life. We had no clue what Kanye's words did to her.
When Yeezy low key called her a bird in "Runaway," she didn't respond, when he aired her out on "Blame Game," she didn't flinch. When he called her out during shows - not a peep.
Finally when Sway asked Amber why she kept talking about Kanye, the tears fell. She talked about how Kanye fans threw stuff at her because they broke up and about how she doesn't deserve to be bullied. No one does.
You'll have to excuse me, I have a soft spot for women who cry, a soft spot for women who get bullied. My mother was bullied much worse than Amber Rose. So when people say she should deal with it because it's a part of being a celebrity, I call bullshit!
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Celebrities are people too. Just because Jay-Z is wealthy doesn't mean he's in the illuminati. People said unthinkable things about that man and his family and as he said on "Free Mason," he would have preferred people to squeeze the metal on him, rather than put the devil on him.
People have no heart when it comes to saying things about celebrities. One person tweeted, "Love like you've never been hurt, laugh like you're watching Kim Kardashian fall down a flight of stairs."
Like falling down a flight of stairs can't kill you.
Another person tweeted, "Rihanna is like a period. She comes out every month with waste, bringing pain & dirt to people's lives."
Who says things like this! I don't know about y'all, but to even think these things show signs of sociopathic behavior.
We must remember that being a fan or a spectator doesn't give us the right to bash a celebrity. They deserve respect too. While sticks and stones break bones, words can hurt too.
Xilla is the Sr. Entertainment Editor for GlobalGrind.com as well as CEO of BlogXilla.com/M2TB.com. He has been featured in XXL, The Source, Essence, LA Times and is considered one of the premiere bloggers in the industry. Follow him on twitter @BlogXilla


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Well, i've been meaning to give an update on my VBAC situation for a week or so now, but unfortunately have been pretty busy with Lilly and her chicken pox - which is on the way out now, thank goodness.
Well, first off, we went to see the Supervisor of Midwives at the hospital last week. All in all it was a really helpful experience. She had had a read through my notes from the last labour and shed a bit more light on what happened and why. (My birth story – although it is an epic – is here in case you're interested).
The main new pieces of information she gave me were as follows. Basically, re the failure to progress, I was stuck at 4cm for the best part of at least 6 hours. We went into hospital at around midnight, I was 3cm dilated. By the time I had my c-section, which was 11am the next day, I was still only 4cm. I can't help but think the lack of mobility (because of the monitoring and the epidural) won't have helped that, but to be fair, they can't be the only reason.
When we went into hospital, at 3cm dilated, the monitor was showing the baby was already a little distressed – her heartrate was dipping with each contraction, but then recovering again. This could have been due to many reasons – even something as daft as her squeezing the cord with each contraction. Because they did not know why, they let me continue in the hope that I would progress quickly before the distress got any more pronounced. Unfortunately, the opposite happened, and the distress worsened at a much quicker pace than the dilation progressed. Therefore, a section was inevitable. And I suppose when the registrar was overenthusiastically breaking my waters very early on without warning me what he was going to go, and when they were hooking me up the drip to speed up my contractions, they were trying to get me to deliver before the distress got worse. Again, this is something I have never had explained to me, and makes me feel a little happier about what happened when and why.
The Supervisor of Midwives put forward a theory – which I'm not quite sure I accept to be honest – that perhaps my pelvis was too small and therefore the baby was never gonna come out naturally. She said there was swelling on the baby's head, so she had obviously been pressing down on my cervix very hard, but it wasn't opening enough to let her through. This again was news to us, as we were told at the time that the blood tests taken from the baby's head at the time had come back "fine". The first registrar I saw in this pregnancy – who had also read my notes – had suggested that this failture to progress might have been because Lilly's head was turned slightly in the wrong direction, therefore she wasn't pressing directly on my cervix and therefore it wasn't dilating as it should have been. In my totally uneducated opinion, this sounds a more plausable option. I don't think my pelvis should be particularly small – in fact, I'll feel very ripped off if I have some kind of unnaturally small pelvis – if I did I'd expect to be a size 6 or something, but I can assure you I am anything but! Also, I kind of think that surely you'd only know if your pelvis was too small if you had dilated to 10cms but then the baby got stuck?!
I asked about how much mobility I can have with the continuous monitoring. She said I can sit on a ball, on a chair, on a stool etc, or sit upright in bed. I don't have to be lying down. But she said I will have to make some kind of agreement as to how much, and how often, I am monitored with my consultant, who I'm yet to see.
Apparently my consultant – she is a woman (which I am pleased about) and she herself has just returned from maternity leave (which I am also pleased about – she has had a baby herself!) which is why I haven't seen her in person yet. The Supervisor of Midwives said she is "pro-vbac" so we'll wait to see what she says. I have another appointment on the 8th of June, and the midwife said she'd make sure I see my actual consultant, and that she'll also try to come to the appointment as well, now that she knows my case.
The Supervisor of Midwives was positive, but she was also cautious. She really was telling me that my last c-section did happen for a reason, it was unavoidable. Yes, there were things that they could have done better, like communication with us to help us understand what was happening and why. But the outcome was probably pretty inevitable. In a way though, that helps me to come to terms with it and understand it. For a long time after Lilly was born I just couldn't accept what had happened and why. I felt like it was all unneccessary and needn't have happened that way. Now, after speaking to people about what actually happened, and why, and weirdly enough, watching One Born Every Minute (a scarily real-life documentary about life on a normal labour ward) I've come to realise that these things happen, they're unavoidable and they happen for a reason. I feel a lot less strongly about the way Lilly was born. I've accepted it. I hope this one will be different, but if it isn't, it isn't.
One thing which came out of it was this. If I walk into the hospital in labour this time, and i'm put on that monitor, and it shows the same problem trace with the heart rate dipping with each contraction, the wisest option is to ask for a section there and then.
But I still believe that no two labours are the same, and I live in hope that this one might be a bit more straightforward and that maybe I can still achieve the vbac I really want. If I can't do it this time, I'll never do it.
Oh, and in other news – baby has turned! I saw the midwife at 36 weeks and she confirmed it. Great relief!
I am now stepping up the raspberry leaf tea and hoping that baby is gearing up for a successful entrance into the world!


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With the NBA season winding down and teams looking to win the upcoming off-season, I have constructed four trades I would love to see happen (if for no other reason than shaking up the status quo). I tried to avoid the boilerplate trade-talk involving Dwight Howard, Pau Gasol, Andrew Bynum, Rudy Gay, and Josh Smith, and attempted to come up with my own original scenarios. Enjoy.
*For two of the trades I had to make an educated guess at the values of the players involved so they could be used in a sign and trade*
Scenario #1 – Miami Heat and Phoenix Suns
MIA: Steve Nash (sign and trade – $10.00m), Marcin Gortat ($7.25m), Markieff Morris ($2.06m), #13 overall pick, and future conditional 1st round pick
PHX: Dwayne Wade ($17.02m) and Mario Chalmers ($4.00m)
Why for Miami:
If Miami doesn't win the title this year, changes may be in order. Next season, the Big Three will a year older and will have endured back-to-back grueling playoff runs – all while Wade's body has already showing signs of deteriorating. With this trade, Miami gets arguably the best shooter in the game (Nash), the solid big man they desperately need (Gortat – 15.4ppg, 10.0 rpg, 1.5bpg), and a solid, young big man off the bench (Morris). On top of that, with the #13 pick, the Heat could add shooting guard Jeremy Lamb or Dion Waiters to round out their new starting five.
Starting Five: Nash, Lamb/Waiters, James, Bosh, Gortat
Bench: Cole, Miller, Battier, Morris, Haslem, Anthony
Why for Phoenix:
A poorly constructed roster has left the Suns without a point guard or shooting guard to build around. Sacrificing depth at the only two positions they can, power forward and center, the Suns fill two gapping holes while maintaining coveted salary-cap flexibility. Even with Wade's salary tacked on, the Suns would go into the free agency period with only $39m on the books, allowing plenty of space to make further acquisitions (Spencer Hawes? Chris Kaman?). More importantly, the Suns would have a new cornerstone to build their franchise around, as well as a better, younger replacement at point guard than restricted free-agent Aaron Brooks. Who knows, maybe Wade could even convince Deron Williams to come to Phoenix and be his running mate? (Sorry, getting ahead of myself with that one…)
Starting Five: Chalmers, Wade, Dudley, Frye, Lopez
Bench: Brooks, Childress, Warrick, Free Agent
Scenario #2 – New York Knicks and Golden State Warriors
NYK: Stephen Curry ($3.95m), David Lee ($12.74m), Andris Biedrins ($9.00m), and 2012 2nd round pick
GSW: Amare Stoudemire ($19.94m), Jeremy Lin (sign and trade – $5.00m), and future conditional 1st round pick
Why for New York:
Carmelo Anthony and Stoudemire have proven they have difficultly co-existing. If the Knicks truly want to make Anthony the face of the franchise, then they must surround him with players who can play off of him and do not demand the ball to be effective (as Stoudemire and Lin both do). Curry's shooting provides a great compliment to Anthony's point-forward skill-set, while Lee is not afraid to do the dirty work Stoudemire shies away from. Biedrins, while thrown in for cap reasons, would be a slight upgrade off the bench behind Tyson Chandler.
Starting Five: Curry, Shumpert, Anthony, Lee, Chandler
Bench: Douglas, Fields, Novak, Biedrins
Why for Golden State:
After this season's proclamation of making the playoffs ended with the team going into full-blown (alleged) tank-mode, Golden State needs to do everything it can to win back its devoted fan base – even if that means taking on Stoudemire's contract. While the risk of Stoudemire's uninsured contract is considerable, the reward would be substantial if he stayed healthy. Teaming Stoudemire with newly acquired center Andrew Bogut would provide the Warriors with one of the most formidable front-courts in the Western Conference. Lin would not only provide scoring from the Warriors' backcourt, but his addition would be a marketing bonanza for the team based in the Bay Area. Consider the addition of front-court depth like John Henson or Perry Jones with the #7 pick in the draft, and the Warriors might finally be ready to compete for a playoff spot – albeit a year too late.
Starting Five: Lin, Thompson, Jefferson, Stoudemire, Bogut
Bench: Jenkins, Rush, Wright, Henson/Jones
Scenario #3 – Utah Jazz and Philadelphia 76ers
UTA: Andre Iguodala ($17.71m)
PHL: Al Jefferson ($15.00m) and Raja Bell ($3.48m)
Why for Utah:
The Jazz use their front-court depth to bolster a limited wing position (especially limited considering CJ Miles may depart as a free-agent). Having babied Enes Kanter (#3 overall pick last year) this past season and already having future star Derrick Favors (#3 overall pick two years ago) on board, the trade provides more playing time for the two of them to develop their vast potential. Adding an elite defender like Iguodala to the lineup would allow youngsters Gordon Hayward and Alec Burks to worry about what they do best – score the basketball. By including Bell in the deal, the Jazz are able to shed a bit of 'per-year' salary as a result of taking on Iguodala's extra year.
Starters: Harris, Hayward, Iguodala, Millsap, Favors
Bench: Watson, Burks, Kantor, Free Agent
Why for Philadelphia:
The 76ers front-court depth has long been an issue. Considering center Spencer Hawes is a restricted free-agent this off-season, acquiring a quality big man will likely have to be done via trade. Iguodala is expendable not only because of his large contract, but because former #2 overall pick Evan Turner emulates much of his game at the same position. Acquiring Jefferson (and his 19.2ppg, 9.6rpg production) would be just what the doctor ordered for the 76ers. Even after the trade, the 76ers would only have about $50m on the books (depending if they re-signed Jodie Meeks), allowing them to make additional moves this off-season.
Starting Five: Holiday, Meeks, Turner, Brand, Jefferson
Bench: Williams, Bell, Young, Allen, Vucevic
Scenario #4 – Houston Rockets and Sacramento Kings
HOU: Tyreke Evans ($5.25m)
SAC: Kyle Lowry ($5.75m)
Why for Houston:
This season's breakout of fellow point guard Goran Dragic makes the underrated Lowry expendable. Evans could fulfill Bill Simmons' wet dream by coming off the Rockets' bench as a monster scoring combo-guard. Having the size and experience to play both guard positions, Evans could provide minutes at both guard spots while Dragic and starting shooting guard Kevin Martin rest. The addition of Evans would also give the team added leverage to prevent themselves from overpaying for the solid, yet unspectacular Courtney Lee. With the #14 pick, the Rockets could always select a guard (Austin Rivers/Terrence Ross) to replace Lee or a backup center (Tyler Zeller/Meyers Leonard) to replace Marcus Camby. Depending on whom they choose to resign, the Rockets could be players in the free-agency market or have the ability to take on salary in an additional trade.
Starting Five: Dragic, Martin, Parsons, Scola, Dalembert
Bench: Evans, Lee, Budinger, Morris, Patterson, Zeller
Why for Sacramento:
As much of a surprise as rookie point-guard Isaiah Thomas was this past season, he is not at Lowry's level and would be better suited as a 'spark' guy off the bench. Lowry, along with enigmatic yet talented DeMarcus Cousins, would give the Kings a solid foundation to build around. If the Kings were able to land Kansas power-forward Thomas Robinson with the #5 overall pick, Kings' fans may finally have something to cheer about in the near future. The departure of Evans will create more touches for the rest of the team – a good thing for the ongoing development of also-underrated Marcus Thornton.
Starting Five: Lowry, Thornton, Outlaw, Robinson, Cousins
Bench: Thomas, Fredette, Garica, Greene, Thompson, Hayes
*Thanks to HoopsHype.com for the salary information*


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Hi everybody. I thought I would take a second to share my blog, which you might find a good way to waste time at work ;)www.hikeitlikeit.comIt's a blog of a different flavor I suppose. It's mostly gear related, some interviews, and some interactive tools. No trip reports as I'm not much of a writer, and only a mediocre landscape photographer. The website itself is a work in progress... lots of things to tweak, but it's functional enough.Most recently I developed this interactive directory of manufacturers. What's there now is just the start. If there are suggestions for additions, features, or corrections I would love to hear them. The directory will soon grow to include all major 'retail' manufacturers as well.There are some other things cooking that I think will be useful and fun, plus more interviews, gear p0rn, etc... There are no ads or affiliate links.I also have a related project coming down the pipe soon, which I will announce here when it's time.I hope you enjoy, and feedback (on anything) is definitely welcome.Jacob.
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...made a little update of the manufacturer directory to add Google +1 buttons. It's a nice way to keep tracks of things you like, but more importantly when you +1 them it improves their search engine ratings (at least according to Google).(these +1 links in no way promote my site, each one targets only the manufacturer's website)
Recently uploaded some ranking for a bunch of energy bars. I had always wanted to do this since I have a constant supply of assorted bars ready for me to grab at a moments notice.Any feedback is welcome.http://hikeitlikeit.com/2012/battle-of-the-bars/
Wow that's some serious effort you put in. Impressive stuff.Lately I've been loving the larabars. I haven't tried the PB & J one (it sounds a little weird) but the regular, peanut butter and cocoa ones are awesome tasting.
Just wanted to say that I've been reading through your blog and really like it. You've put a lot of great work into it and it definitely shows.
Jacob, very nice work. I have to go back and look at all the information. Photography stuff was great. You had kind words for my trowels; very perceptive! ; )I had some trouble sending you a message through the blog. I'll PM you with the error message that was displayed.
Thanks guys, appreciate your visiting.I had hoped to post much more, but we have had to sideline it a bit for reasons to do with the family, and travelling. I'm working to push through the series on cuben fiber shelters right now...
Robert,Thank you for pointing out the error message on the contact form. It did not prevent any messages from reaching me, however it is fixed now :)I also discovered some issue with our interactive manufacturer directory; it no longer seems to be narrowing the list correctly when criteria have been supplied. I have a couple of updates for the Cuben Fiber Roundup that are in progress; will take a look at the mfgr directory after those are up.
Hi all.Just wanted to post a quick note that the site recently received a little bit of a layout refresh. We've got a working search box now, archives links, archives and categories have a more 'tidy' results, and the interactive manufacturer directory has been refined to ensure the list of manufacturers is narrowed properly according to criteria selected.Content coming for the end of June and start of July includes an interview with Dan Freschl of Bosavi, a look at Enlightened Equipment Quilts, and the continuation of the Cuben Fiber Roundup with the Hyperlite Mountain Gear Echo, and of course... more favorite music :)Between all of that, I've been out hiking and enjoying the summer, I hope you have too!If anyone has ideas or suggestions for future articles feel free to let me know, either here, or drop me a line using our contact form.C ya laters alligators!Jacob.
Yea buddy..I was over there earlier, popped up in my feed, always love your perspective and quality content Jacob.Bookmark Hike it. Like it. people.
Holy Guacamole, it's 2013 already!!Hey gang. A happy new year to all.We're still plugging along. For the social butterflies, Hike It. Like It. is all social-ized now (is that the right word?). If you're on Facebook, please stop by and check out our brand new Facebook page.I'm just a lowly "F" member now, but I think F is for FUN. We're looking forward to a fun year, lots of things planned for the blog including our monthly Adventure Challenge which will be announced in just a few days and run all year long.Thanks for all the kind words and support, stop by and say 'hi'. I'm always connected to the web unless I'm out wandering...Cheers!Jacob.
Jacob,Been a while since I have been to your website and man you have put a lot of work into it for sure!Enjoyed reading the interviews with the cottage manufactures.BPL could learn a lot from what you have done.Looking forward to exploring more of your site and seeing you at the GGG.-Tony
Really appreciate the info you put together. The photography section was a huge help to me as I started to make this more of a priority on my trips. Love the new format!
I'm looking forward to more of your reports Ike as you develop your craft in the photo dept. Great avatar photo btw.
Tony, Ike, EugeneThanks for the kind words, guys. Each of you have inspired me in various ways, I'm trying to give back something... eventually maybe even something relevant and useful! We'll see!Well, it's Friday Jan 25 and I'm almost prepped to hit the 5th Annual GGG at Henry Coe. Sounds like I'll be joining the 70+ other light minded hikers for the weekend. Will you be there? If so, look for the guy with an ultralight 12-pack carrier, that'd be me! It's all about fun - Jacob.p.s. we're still running this small giveaway, which has basically been full of fail thus far, but there's still time to get in and win some free junkola while we figure out the black art of social marketing.
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May 29 2012 07:09 PM #1
LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
First and foremost, our blue line is garbage.
The capstone for our blue line is.....oh look....another pet.
I'm not here to argue over whether the Bog is worthwhile or not - I think he's great if you know how to use your flanks.
But whether he is or not is irrelevant, we need a SKILL for our capstone, not another pet.
Particularly because the raven's tact mit and fire debuffs are so important, I hardly ever have anything else out in raids (occasionally bear or heal pet).
Our capstone should be AOE flank heals, or at the very least the beacon of hope HoT.
The OD set really opened up LMs to their third trait line (with the 2 above bonuses), but without that set being viable anymore our blue line is once more useless compared to the benefits of running AM or MoNF.
My suggestions for the capstone:
- make the Bog Lurker only usable when traited deep blue. Do NOT have him be the capstone skill.
- make the capstone skill AOE flank heals, or something else.
Also, our power drain skill is absolutely ridiculous.
We trait for it for the extra drain, and it puts us out for an EXTRA 8 seconds? Seriously? Right, 20 seconds wasn't long enough for me to be a sitting duck.
Either boost the drain and REDUCE the duration of the channel, or seriously cut the cooldown on the skill.
When you trait for a skill it should make using it more effective, not the other way around.
Next, our 2-piece set bonus for AM is....extra bane flare targets.
One, bane flare is a difficult skill to use well because of its terrible range. Fix this skill.
Two, even when OD was endgame and the dead were abundant, this bonus still didn't really do anything for us.
It does even less for us now.
Next, Proof Against All Ills.
So, they botched our cooldown on Knowledge of Cures with RoI making it 10s. But wait! Don't get upset! If we trait 3 blue we can get it down to 5 seconds! Hot dog, let me go get rid of ISG or Force of Will for that!
If they're not going to make our blue line somewhat viable, give us the beacon of hope HoT set bonus in place of that 3 pc bonus, and make traiting Proof Against All Ills cut the cooldown to 5s, or get rid of the cooldown altogether.
I don't even want to get started on the fact that CCs can resist in raids. I have over 20% finesse in raids and roots and mezzes still don't stick everytime. This is unfair. Particularly when they make CttV almost necessary for double mezzing/rooting/corruption removal on trash, its no longer an Oh **** button anymore.
I understand the need for resists in PvP, but its not fair when 1 of 2 wargs resists the root, runs into the group 3 seconds into the fight and wipes us. This is not fair to the raid. I did my job, but due to a terrible game mechanic, the raid wipes. With the amount of damage things are pumping out in T2, there's almost no recovering from a botched CC. Particularly with adaptation being the prominent CC obstacle now, having someone "cover for you" with another CC isn't necessarily viable anymore either.
The eagle is an absolutely amazing pet, but its sexy ICPR/sexy flanks/sexy auto interrupts/sexy fear just don't get any play time when every single boss is spewing out ungodly amounts of tactical damage, and we need the raven.
My last complaint is the induction on Warding Lore.
It's essentially a telling mark, but with a few drawbacks.
- only for tactical damage
- usually only used when traited deep yellow due to genera of mobs
- > 2 second induction
I think warding lore is a great skill to use, but if its going to have only the boon to tactical damage, and itself being a limited boon unless we're deep yellow, the very least Turbine can do is give us a shorter induction, or (preferably) take it away entirely. Reveal weakness and telling mark have a small duration, but no induction. For a skill with much more limited use than those two, at least make it efficient when we need it.
All of this being said, I think LMs are a great and indispensable class (I'm obviously biased). Others on forums have complained that LMs are "nowhere" and this is a preposterous claim, probably stemming from experience with bad LMs. However, there are CLEARLY some changes that need to be made. We need our blue line completely fixed, and Bog lurker no longer the capstone, warding lore fixed, proof fixed, power drain fixed, etc.
Sadly, Turbine has made it very clear that they do not care about making good content anymore; after the release of the LOTRO store this game has been nothing but Quantity over Quality. The more material they can churn out, the quicker they release an expansion, the more people have to buy out of the store.
So I'm skeptical that any of these changes will ever occur, and it makes me angry how little the devs care about the quality of the game anymore.
I remember when they gave us Evendim for FREE. Forochel for FREE. Rift for FREE. This game used to be about doing justice to Tolkien's magical creation of middle earth. Not pumping out a bunch of quest hubs in Great River and a new jewelry set for every class (that everyone has to therefore grind). We don't want more, we want better. The T2 orthanc gear has been busted - Aellos is now worse than Great River earrings. First Ages are available in loot boxes. Rewarding raiders is now a thing of the past. Turbine's love for authenticity and Tolkien-ness ended with Moria, maybe mirkwood.
Now they've been so busy not fixing Draigoch, and waiting SIX months to fix THE ENDGAME RAID (are you kidding me?) that I'm not sure these changes will ever get made.
So, from the heart of someone who is sad to see Middle Earth crumbling into a sham for money, at the very least, please make these minor changes to a great class, one that has been left in the dust for too long.
May 30 2012 02:34 AM #2
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
Although I do agree with all the points you said regarding updates to the class, I do not agree with the whole commercialization aspect.....yes the SoA days were all golden and all as everyone might say.....but considering the current times and market for MMOs, Lotro is definitely not in a bad position at the moment.....and I mean regarding the store.....as you said, Evendim, Forochel, Rift, etc were free....they were free for VIPs.....the rest still had to pay for them back then.....same is with Lothlorien, Enedwaith and Great River.....Yes the bugs that have cropped up recently are worrying, but the general state is nothing in comparison to bugs and other problems in other MMOs that are in the market.....
And for a 5 year old, free to play MMO, Lotro gives us a LOT of benefits.....there is NO other MMO that I know of that gives a chance for free players to earn so many store points as Lotro does....almost all free 2 play games that have stores dont even have the option of earning store points in game....the only way is by paying real world money.....not to mention, almost every other f2p mmo with a store has far more stuff in the store that would give an edge in gameplay.....and though I would agree Lotro has slipped up here and there VERY slightly regarding the Convenience not Necessity promise, its far more fair than every other f2p MMO's store....
Saying this, I will put a /signed on this.....LMs do need some serious updates.....I dont know what their priorities are or anything, but just a petition.......we have some really wonderful and knowledgeable feedback on this forum and a very mature and dignified method for proposing the same......so lets hope they look into this when planning for Riders of Rohan
Ivalden - 75 Captain (R2) - Imladris
Drankorg - Warg (R5) - Landroval
May 30 2012 02:45 AM #3
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
just a side note (I do agree with alot of your proposed updates/changes):
once upon a time, long long ago, LMs were thought of as "nowhere" as well.... but only because no one else knew what we were doing to support the fellow/raid.
as it should be
others shouldn't have a CLUE as to what we do / are doing - just that it is easier to win when we are around. lol----------| | | Whitestar Rangers | | |-------------------------| | | Four Horse men of the aPUGalypse | | |
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----- 55 Hobbit Minstrel, Finyborn | | 22 Elf Warden, Finuborn --------- 20 Man Captain, Findborn | |20 Elf Warden, Finuborn -----
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May 30 2012 05:27 AM #4
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I woud like to have a siginificant traitable buff/ debuff (buff in red and debuff in yellow). This woud make it an option to go with two lms in a raid. Stackable buffs woud make the lm op.
Most raids are a single target damage race, so the lm is "just" wanted for cc, stun imunity and debuff.
lvl 85 lm (main), lvl 85 champ, lvl 85 rk, lvl 85 hunter
May 30 2012 09:29 AM #5
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
My Lm does decent single target dps =900DPS in raids + what my debuffs add to everyone elses damage.
The one thing I would love to see changed on the LM is making our no induction skills usable on the move! I think it is beyond ridiculous that LMs are stuck in long animations on skills that have no induction. This should have been a change when they released the immediate and fast mechanics and really needs to be looked at.Auzue, Urukder
May 30 2012 01:35 PM #6
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I very much agree on the front of Fire/Frost being usable on the move, particularly with Frost's lengthy animation.
And @ Silverblade5445
I'm not sure what you're talking about - the concept of VIP did not exist in SoA days. Everyone subscribed, and therefore Turbine cared about quality of content.
I was super excited that we were finally getting a ranged slot item, and when I found out that it was.....for our...(sigh)...pet... I just can't even begin to understand how this was a helpful upgrade for LMs (not to mention how negligible the benefits themselves are). We already have pet food, which is trivial at best - we want something for our lore masters. As cool as pets are, they are not the focus of our class. 1% crit chance or extra ICMR for something that dies with one AOE from Saruman, I consider to be useless.
Personally I think Combat Summoning should be a skill that we just have 100% of the time.
May 30 2012 02:23 PM #7
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I was thinking last night and I came upon one simple idea to change a few core things I would like to see improved upon.
Most people seem to see morale usage for skills as redundant, and the trait that goes with it an evil we have to endure.
Many people complain about being stuck to the ground through animations, or not having enough fluidity in PvmP and indeed PvE (but I find the upcoming idea mostly useful as a PvMP trait).
It's been said a million times but: Remove the morale cost from skills... here is the part I added, change the trait into one that makes you able to cast just Burning Embers on the move. I don't think it's entirely unfair when other range classes are able to kite around and fire things off... LM has to make do with extremely well timed stuns and runs just to be able to get anything off. I don't believe removing the induction is the right thing, that would be a significant increase to DPS but sacrificing a trait slot to enable it on the move seems sensible to me, and would make PvMP fights much less clunky.
May 30 2012 03:25 PM #8
May 30 2012 07:46 PM #9
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
1. Your reply has nothing to do with the point of the thread.
2. As you quoted, I said "Middle Earth," not "the LOTR triology." I am aware that Tolkien was urged by his publishers to write the LOTR trilogy, a process which took 17 years - quite the speedy business endeavor.
3. Tolkien started writing about Middle Earth in 1916, over two decades before he was encouraged to write LOTR. He sent most of his ideas, anecdotes, and songs to his son. Middle Earth was for fun. It was his fantasy. It was not for money. The Silmarillion (of which he began early stages in 1916) was published after he died. It was not for money.
4. Tolkien is dead. His estate is not him. Your sarcastic attempt at an argument is not pertinent.
For those of you who cared to actually respond about lore mastery, I appreciate it.
@ Bregyn
Although I agree with you the pointlessness of morale costs for skills for an already squishy class, they're a minor enough inconvenience. Being able to fire/frost/wind on the move would make PvP much more fair, I can't believe they haven't fixed this yet either. Burning embers on the move seems a little bit too OP, but that would be awesome
May 30 2012 10:37 PM #10
May 31 2012 12:04 AM #11
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I like much of the stuff you say op.
I play all classes and the LM is the only one I feel is quite clunky to play. It can be fun to play, but I feel it is lacking compared to the rest of the classes.
The long inductions and very long cool downs blow.
Please fix, thx.
May 31 2012 07:20 AM #12
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
Blue needs a huge revamp .
Yellow needs a big revamp .
Red needs a revamp .
But they pretty much think "everything is a ok" when the store is working so ...
r10 str / r7 wdr / r6 wvr / r6 bwr / r7 dfr
r8 lmr / r5 rkr / r? mtr
May 31 2012 07:51 AM #13
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
"Other ranges classes are able to kite around and fire things off" is not true. One word: Hunter. We have a legendary skill that allows 2, yes only two, of our skills to have a decent chance of not missing while running around, and those skills cost focus so we gotta stop SOMETIME. LMs running around throwing out a skill that auto-slows, can't be potted, is 30%, and adds a DoT is way way way OP. Especially if you're not gonna even have to trait legendary for it.
Short and Sweet: Enough kiting pew pew with RKs in the moors. Don't need a class that can almost perma slow now too.
-Warden, Captain, Hunter, Burglar
-Anorc R9 -Golfimbol R8 -Urukman R6
May 31 2012 08:16 AM #14
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
Im always agreeing on suggestions to improve pets
Jun 03 2012 02:19 PM #15
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
You are in good company with your wish for a serious update. And I think Turbine knows that too.
*Blue Line
If the blue line would be proper, we would might see more LM's running blue again.
I love my support role. Despite the miserable benefits of that line, I often go blue for Fangorn and Pits (T1).
Though only i got the Moors-Armour with 3-piece-bonus Heal-Over-Time.
- Blue-Line should rapidly shorten the Heal-Cooldowns.
- The CapStone should offer Flank AoE Heals+Beacons HoT, because we give up much to have that cap-stone.
- HealPet (spirit): BlueLine bonus should significantly increase its healing (well at least it does not die anymore doing so*sigh*)
*Yellow Line
- Yellow-line bonus: Add 5 secs Silence to FrostLore, as you get similar with the moors yellowarmour
- Increase the Debuffs overall, the stats seem outdated as the content advanced
- Powerdrain: right!- that channel really needs to be shortened!
*red Line
- Knowledge of the past: If i shall offer 1 of my 7 traits for that, i don't want a 20% chance, I want actually powergain!
- Inductions: Why do we have so long ones? We have a trait that decreases induction, just make it decrease more!
- Eagle, I love it. But why he needs to be legendary? There is no chance i give up my sword,Ent or Gourd for it.
- Dont get me started,just fix it & Our stuns/dazes got drastically nerfed with audacity- we might want something back for it.
We understand- you are busy guys, with new releases and similar, as you need to earn money as well of course. Though you got to admit this class was overlooked for a while. We gladly help if you need inputs. E.g: Make an online mutlible-choice questionnaire for the most important issues, and see the outcome of your players. I'ld gladly join such one.
You want to earn money- and i gladly pay with my monthly subscription for a good game, as long it is such one.
So- I decide to be optimistic and wait what you guys have for us...
Greetings / Ljus
Jun 13 2012 12:25 PM #16
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
Pets should not be legendary traits.
I've earned the bog lurker trait but I've never bothered learning how to play one simply because I don't want to trait deep blue to get one. Five traits plus the legendary? Are you serious? SIX TRAIT SLOTS to get... a giant bug? I know a lot of people like them and I'm glad they do. I don't know if I would like one or not because I'm not willing to give up so many skills to investigate a skill I've managed to quest along just fine without.
I still slot my eagle because I love the flanks and Sacrifice but the eagle shouldn't be a separate category of other pets that are just as wonderful like the Raven who is practically a freebie. So make the eagle a pet like the other pets. Bring along the bog lurker to the rest of the pet line.
Pets should not cost you skill like they do now when they occupy a legendary slot any more than a minstrel should have to lose his legendary slot in order to choose his instrument.
Ringeras, lvl 75 LM, Nimrodel -- stop and say hello if you see me in game.
Jun 13 2012 12:33 PM #17
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I've never even traited blue so I don't really know much about it. Doesn't seem attractive.
The biggest thing is the Wound/Disease NERF.
I avoided training knowledge of cures for a long long time. Until RoI forced it upon us. What a shame. It's a ridiculous change. The wound resistance buff was awesome! Make it a buff again once it is applied. Not only is a buff great, but the icon really shows the range and who received it in the fellowship. Great reference. Once upon a time Proof against all Ills was pretty much a given. With the nerf, I hardly even trait it anymore....Fellrotten - Rank 12 Battlemaster LM - Zero Stars
Soccercake - 85 Pre-Isen Rank 3 Dude Minstrel
Mulieribus - 85 Pre-Rohan Rank 1 Dorf Champion
Rahey - 85 Hobbit-Hunter
Jun 13 2012 09:20 PM #18
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
A few months ago they had a thread called "Official Class Update and Feedback" where you could make some suggestions and I bet THAT is what the dev will look into. I hope he'll look at our forums as well since there were more things to say than the ones allowed in that thread but I'm not that confident.
That said, I agree with everything.
Especially with blue line uselessness, pet legendary traits, bane flare bonus and power drain/share abilities. Nowadays in many situations I feel I can share power better with my captain :S
One more thing: I want our legacies updated. Especially the staff ones. Half of them are useless and support wise, we only have share the power increase. I put 4 stat legacies on my support staff. Yeah, even agility. Agility.Last edited by Lapislazzuli; Jun 13 2012 at 09:26 PM.
KANOMIR Captain
Jun 13 2012 09:46 PM #19
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
Great post. +rep to you Malephor.
Camden Bancroft Kimball Melinnas Psarra Prentice Lirendil
Jun 14 2012 12:24 PM #20
Jun 14 2012 12:45 PM #21
Jun 14 2012 01:09 PM #22
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I find the blue line the best for leveling. When moving through camps it's nice to have all your CC up. My bog with just my buffs has 9.5k health. So he can tank 3 on lvl mobs. He can kill any on lvl mob all by himself. When the 3 and 6 man, T1 runs are on farm there no reason to go all the way in into red or yellow so you don't have to switch that much. Save the red and yellow lines for T2 stuff. One of my favorite things to do is play "King of the Hill" by holding one spot in the middle of a camp with a fast respawn rate to see how long I can hold that spot. The blue line is great just the way it is. Don't change it. I consider any change that makes your toon more powerful or easier to play a nerf because it reduces the challenge. The last thing the LM class needs is an easy button.
Second Technician Arnold J. Rimmer BSC SSC
Jun 15 2012 09:37 AM #23
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
Agreed - they need to re-examine this class and especially rethink the KoA line.
That said, it seems people only think of the KoA capstone as simply "bog lurker". It's not. The capstone is "Nature Friend", which, yes enables you to call a bog lurker, but also importantly provides in-combat pet summoning, which can be used with any pet. This doesn't justify the mess of the KoA line, but it is more incentive to consider it than "just for a pet".
Jun 15 2012 09:43 AM #24
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
[QUOTE=Ingiogal;6229995]Pets should not be legendary traits.
maybe...maybe not. these traits "Eagle-friend" and "Nature-Friend" come with some pretty special skills. when you think in terms of their skills, is in-combat rez/sacrifice worth a legendary trait? Is in-combat pet summoning worth a legendary trait?
Jun 16 2012 09:24 AM #25
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
well ... it's easy ... if dev try to play this game no need to tell what a lore master need ...
After they see a pet with 2 min cd skill or 23-43 dps ...
or more fun !
Jun 18 2012 01:38 PM #26
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I will probably get negative rep for this but I just want to say I am really happy with LM, I have amazing dps, I love that its so easy to do deeds I can round everything up and just kill it, I love that in a raid I have to think of ten things at once and pay a lot of attention and one slip up can cause a wipe, and I love that I can heal a 3man very effectively.
LM is a challenging class, imo, the hardest class to solo levelling especially 40 - 50 but that was before f2p so I dont know if it is still the same.
I love it just the way it is, I see these classes getting big revamps and I just think, how broken are we? I think we are great, I dont want LM to get easier, I love the challenge of this squishy class
Then again I dont pvp so I dont have problems like that, maybe my stuns resist a bit more than they should but if I was asking the devs to do one thing it would be just to fix pets.
Fix them so the dps is a bit better.
Proud Member of Doombiscuits
Jun 18 2012 03:13 PM #27
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I don't think anyone here wants a big revamp or a small one.
My concerns are all about things we used to do better then we currently do. I think of power leeching and pet dps for example.
And some things just need to change because they are outdated, like +2 bane flare targets bonus.
I'd be upset if we had a complete overhaul but I'd welcome some refiningKANOMIR Captain
Jun 18 2012 04:54 PM #28
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I like the idea of the bog available with 4 blues traited. Make the blue capstone affect all pets, but in a diff way for each. Something like a lot more threat and mits/vit/bpe for the bear, more dps and less cd for the lynx, ...
Blue capstone should also give us some more better heals (flank fellowship heals is a nice idea).Mellar@Gladden, R11 DOTH Hunter.
Tchad@Gladden, R7 DOTH Lore-master.
Jun 18 2012 07:20 PM #29
Re: LM Updates that need to happen. Please.
I'd like to see something that allows us to use some of our heavy hitters on the move, just like basically every class besides LM can do as of right now.
Jun 20 2012 08:06 AM #30
We need some core skill changes to help streamline our class.
We are primarily a debuffing class but we can't keep our lore skills up all the time unless we are traited for it. I would suggest we reduce the strength of our lore skills but also reduce the cooldown. It should be like signs of power: command. 30 seconds duration 1.8 second cooldown. To balance that our debuffs should start at 20%. This way we can always have our lore skills up. They should also be able to use this on the move, because it feels very awkward to run into battle, stop for a second (actually multiple seconds because of animation) and then start running again. When we trait yellow our bonus should be better debuffing to our lore skills. So they start at 20% then go to 25% with two yellow traits, 30% with 3, 35% with 4 yellow traits and 40% with 5 yellow traits. This would take away from the all or nothing feel of the yellow line and being forced to take the capstone. The capstone could then be changed to increase damage to the target. So fire lore would reduce outgoing melee damage by 40% and increase incoming melee damage by 10%.
Next I think that they should return signs of battle: wizards back with the same format as signs of battle: wizard's fire except it returns power on a flank! event and not moral. This would do two things. One it would allow us to have a long range power return so we don't need to run up and staff sweep and two it would give us one more small damage over time skill.
Our warding circle is just &&&& for two reasons. First it only increasing incoming tactical damage when most damage is ranged or melee. Second, no one ever stands in it. It is too much work to work to get the tank to drag the enemy into the circle and keep in there and there is no real reward for it. Instead I think the warding circle should be protective. A place for healers and hunters to stand and be safe. I propose that when a mob enters a warding circle they get mezzed/feared/stunned for 5 seconds. This would allow the group a little time to get away or the tank a little time to grab the mob. I like the idea of fearing because that is one cc we don't have (except with eagle) but mezzing or stunning is probably easier. I think that this change would really improve the warding circle and make people actually use it. Plus it would be great for solo fights when you are taking on a larger group.
As for trait lines. I mentioned what I would do with the yellow bonuses. The yellow traits themselves can stay pretty much the same, though I would love to see a trait that reduced the cooldown of herb lore. Blue traits should increase healing, making our sign of battle moral return group wide and making beacon of hope have pulses. I also think that beacon of hope could get a bigger cooldown so you can use it every every 5 seconds if you trait blue. This would make LM healing very viable without stepping on any toes. It would also give the LM the option of supplementing healing instead of damage when debuffing and CCing. Also I think it would be cool if the blue capstone allowed the signs of the wild to be used on fellowship members. I could see a lot of people training blue to heal and give your tank -10% incoming damage and your dps -10% attack duration +5% damage. Our red traits are all in a pretty good right now.
Also I hear that Sword and Staff is becoming a passive legendary. Maybe our new legendary could be damage does not set back inductions. This would be huge for anyone playing solo or in the moors but wouldn't be so universally good like sword and staff that everyone most devote a slot to it. I know I wouldn't if I was AM traited.
Jun 20 2012 08:30 AM #31
In-combat rez would be worth a slot if you could use it to rez other members of your party. It would be great if it was a reactive skill like the captains rez, you have a small window of time to decide if that character is worth enough to save.
In-combat pet summoning is not worth a legendary trait. If your pet dies during combat it is usually because of massive AOEs and no matter how many times you resummon, it is going to die. The only pet that dies because it took aggro is the bear.
To "fix" the pet issue we need to lower the cooldown on the skills and give them passives skills or debuffs. Raven is a great pet because of the passive skill to resist tactical damage. Saber cat sucks because it, does a massive 45 AOE damage. If you give the pets a more specific role other than dps you will have good pets.
Jun 20 2012 06:18 PM #32
I'm still thrilled over the suggestion to make the 6th bonus on the Padded Feldskyn set a passive skill. The bonus is: on critical flanks from your pet, the next induction is reduced to 0.
That would also help make the class less slow in my opinion and I know it would be welcomed among many people in the LM-community.| Endurion~ Rank 12 ~ Lore Master |
Jun 21 2012 09:43 AM #33
So how often do pets crit?
Probably less than us.
It's a bit like the storm caller set bonus... sounds good in theory but you only get it one in every 10-15 moors fights.
Jun 21 2012 11:26 AM #34
Okay, I think the skill that reveals our immobility and inductions as being simply terrible is our rez.
Here I am pulling out a pipe like it's a sunny sunday afternoon, slowly enjoying a drag and finally, leisurely placing it back in my pocket all while I am getting torn apart by wargs, reavers and whatever random creep wants a piece of the stationary pylon standing there!
That was a humorous look at a problem that defines the class. More seriously, why do LM's have only ONE skill we can cast on the move? Even our bread and butter skill, BE, I physically have to stop, cast, and wait through the animation! Essentially, if I can chasing a fleeing creep I only have two skills, Wizard's Fire and Burning Embers. With CC effectively dead in the moors and having to stop everytime I cast a stun, mezz or root (and they pot it or diminishing returns let's the CC work for a shorter duration than my cast time is) I am stuck with 2 skills.
So, what we have is a twofold issue...
- Long animation/inductions (just silly relative to other classes)
- Having to stand still to cast 95% of our skills
I know this is not a "moors issues only" thread, but I think these weaknesses are truly displayed best out there.
Anyway, that's my rant and I'm sticking to it. Even if the devs never read this thread I feel better having vocalized my concerns to a like-minded group.Irin: Rank 7 Hunter // Arngar: Rank 8 Burg // Akthuri: Rank 13 LM // Curad: Rank 4 Mini
Jun 21 2012 02:54 PM #35
Jun 21 2012 05:42 PM #36
Our inductions are too long and the knock back too big. We are basically dead if we ever have to face two creeps, not because they are more powerful but because the combination of two things hitting us, even if it is just a tap, is too much and we can never get a skill off. Add in jumping around and behind us, it is too easy for them to hit us to slow the induction and then step behind us to stop the induction. This could be fixed by simply adding a red trait the stopped induction knockback. Ideally I would want to have them take away all inductions so we could run and shoot like a mini or RK but I think that might be a little too strong, BE is such a powerful spell that being able to run, spam and stack the burns would be too much.
As for 95% of our skills being stand to cast, I only get really annoyed with our instant skills that are stand to cast. As we are running in we should be able to firelore, not stop and do it. When we are chasing something down we should be able to herblore or blinding flash while still running. The root/daze only lasts a second or two but that would be enough to catch someone if we didn't have to stop. I usually use those so others can catch a creep because I know when I am done stopping, finish the animation and am able to run again that the creep is already going to be out and our distances apart will not change.
If I could change things I would:
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Jun 22 2012 07:03 AM #37
If anything we are to op nerf us ;o <- sarcasm ;p
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Jun 23 2012 08:50 AM #38
I would like to see 'Improved Study of Fire-Lore'
Dispel Corruption will remove corruptions from all targets that are effected by Fire-lore, this would also coincide/increase with the book legacy for target numbers.Neen · Burglar, Rune-keeper & Lore-master
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Jun 23 2012 09:22 AM #39
the problem of the animation isnt' only for ettenz !
A burg can istant stun an enemy in moviment.
Lor emaster need to run to big fat troll go inrange stop to move and after use the daze, daze need to hit the big troll, big troll come too much near the raid !!!
Burg have already istant stunned ... that's not a really good thing
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My three year old has had her strider for a year now. LOVE it!!! Solid, robust, light and pink, what else could a girl want?? Highly recommended. Ordered on line, came quick all the way to Cairns.
I wish i had known about striders earlier, i would have had them as first bikes for all my children!!! We got one for our youngest child's 2nd birthday and in a few weeks he was racing around on it like he'd been riding it his whole life!! It's great because he can keep up with his older brother and sister while they are riding their big bikes. We always get lots of comments and questions about it...and lots of smiles as our little guy whizzes past.
It is the best balance bike on the market, the seat goes very low and also very high preparing them for transition to the real bike. In a recent trip it was small and light enough to go on a small Piper aeroplane, when the older kids scooters were not allowd on board. Nothing is cooler than watching your little one rolling down the path feet up, wind through their hair, smile from ear to ear.
Love it! We bought this for our first child for her 2nd birthday, best investment because for her 4th birthday she then got a bike with pedals and didn't need training wheels/stabilizers, she was off like a rocket. We then passed the Strider on to her younger sister and she loves it at 2.5 years of age she is like a pro she goes hunting for little hills to fly down and lifts her feet up. I get such a kick out of her gliding with her feet up and the smile on her face is unforgettable.
Forget bikes with training wheels that don't teach balance go a Strider, they have fantastic colours are made of steel not wood, so it will look and feel like a real bike and they learn pretty quick to hold the handle bars straight.
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if my husband wore
bowties, i would buy a few of these.
If you bought a few of those, maybe your husband would wear bow ties...
really, babe?
Your Dad wears Bow ties. Maybe you could let Adam try them out, and if he hates them...give them to Pop.
.....just sayin'.....
I have begged Nate to wear the bow tie. I think they are terribly distinguished. But he thinks he couldn't "pull it off". He says, "they aren't my style". I struggle with that comment because after 3.5 years I still don't know what his style is...
yea, my guy won't be wearing a bow tie or seersucker in this lifetime. that's ok, he has lots of other pretty ties.
my grandpa broke his shoulder a few yrs ago and couldn't tie a regular tie, so he ordered a bunch of custom (clip on) bow ties. it was pretty much the cutest thing ever.
i love the golden yellow one!
The madras one is fantastic! And my guy won't wear bow ties either.