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Heidi has inherited her mother's over-the-top temperament and attitude. From a relatively limited showing, Heidi has achieved remarkable results.
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Heidi has gone on to win multiple Best in Groups, mulitple Runner Up Best in Show (All Breeds), Bitch Challenge and Runner Up Best of Breed at both Sydney and Brisbane Royals. From her first 7 appearances at the Lowchen Club of NSW breed specialty shows, Heidi has won Bitch Challenge and Runner Up Best in Show 5 times!
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Church Road, Farnborough, 1979
Farnborough is part suburban, a roughly equal mix of pre and post-war estates, and part rural, the latter protected by green belt status.
Only a very small part is Victorian or earlier. Buildings of this date are on the High Street, previously part of the main road to Hastings, but by-passed in 1927.


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Stop complaining of unemployment and venture in simple businesses rather than just sitting and idling around.
Ever wondered why the number of smokie sellers has drastically increased in the past year. Well, the reason is simple, Its a highly profitable business and it's peak hours are mainly in the evening ,this therefore means that you can do it as a part time job e.g after your lectures or after your daily work hours.
I personally have a friend who sells the roast smokies and that is why I decided to feature this business Idea.
Budget and requirements
The main budget of this business lies in buying the smokie grilling equipment which goes for around 5,000.
A packet of smokies which contains 22 pieces costs 330 ksh
A tray of eggs costs 300 bob that is if you will decide to diversify and include boiled eggs.
You can also include roast potatoes into the mix
Kachumbari ( Onions ,chilli, tomatoes,dania) will cost you averagely 100 per day.
Tomato sauce and Chilli sauce . It's advisable to buy the 5 liter ones which you will dilute. This will be much cheaper in the long run.
How much profit can you averagely make
I'll use the estimations as to how my friend sells so that you can have a realistic view of the business.
He's located in a highly populated area , just oustide JKUAT university.
He sells averagely 5 packets of smokie everyday. Each packet has 22 smokies thus in total he sells around 110 smokies a day.Each smokie costs 25 bob thus per day he makes 25×110=2750 ksh
The expenses he will have used that day are averagely 330 × 5=1650 ksh plus kachumbari cost which is 100= 1750 ksh
Total profits from sell of smokie =2750-1750=1000 ksh
If you decide to sell eggs then your profits will be elevated.
My friend sells averagely 2 trays of eggs per day. That is 60 eggs wth each egg costing 20 bob
He thus makes 60 ×20=1200
Expenses involved = 1 tray of eggs cost 300 thus 2 trays will cost 600
total profits from eggs=1200-600=600
Therefore the Total profits per day from the sale of both smokies and eggs will add up to 1000+600=1600
Monthly income estimates=48,000 ksh
If you won't have time to run the business yourself you can hire someone and pay them 200 per day
Suitable places to locate your business
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The Prince's Trust and Lexus Leeds 40th Anniversary Fashion Dinner
PUBLISHED: 00:00 18 January 2017
© 2016 - Jonathan Pow - All rights reserved
The Prince's Trust and Lexus Leeds 40th Anniversary Fashion Dinner raised more than £100,000 for one of the UK's leading youth charities and its work supporting disadvantaged young people.
The Prince's Trust and Lexus Leeds 40th Anniversary Fashion Dinner
Helen Gething, Jodhi Dixon, Tina Johnson, Andy Johnson, Jan Scott, Bethan Phillips, Danni Freek
Sophie Bennett, Amy Keast, Karen Vardy
Claire Addy, Jeff Clark, Steve Davis, Denise Davis
Billie Bristow, Emma Firth, Carrie Kirkham, Jacqui Welch, Jacquie Cross, Natalie Westwood
Paul and Jan Drinkall, Carl and Lynne Deacey, Pauline and Steve Atherton
Sally Nugent hosts the event
On the catwalk
An exclusive viewing of the new Amanda Wakeley fashion collection
Guests heard about the difference the Trust makes from Dominic Loftus, 17, a Young Ambassador for The Prince's Trust who described how he managed to turn his life around with the charity's support.
The sold-out event, hosted by television presenter and journalist Sally Nugent, took place at Bowcliffe Hall near Wetherby, West Yorkshire, and is one of the region's largest fundraisers for the Trust, with more than £400,000 donated since it began seven years ago. All funds go towards supporting unemployed young people giving them the skills and confidence they need to move into work, education or training.
The anniversary dinner, supported by Lexus Leeds and Vantage Motor Group, gave guests the chance to view an exclusive collection from leading fashion designer Amanda Wakeley and an opportunity to bid for a private shopping experience in the designer's Mayfair boutique. Jewellers, Ogden of Harrogate, also donated an exclusive £6,000 Yorkshire Rose 31-diamond pendant to the evening's Diamond Draw. Guests were also treated to a champagne reception and an auction of luxury goods and experiences including VIP tickets to the X Factor Live Final, a luxury holiday to the Four Seasons Resort in Mauritius and a tour of BBC TV's Breakfast with host Sally Nugent. The fashion show direction and models were by Bernadette Gledhill and Morton Gledhill -The Fashion Team, Huddersfield. Hair and make up by Baroque, Harrogate and Ripon.
Each year the Trust supports about 4,000 young people across Yorkshire and the Humber, with three in four of those young people moving into work, education or training, building their self-esteem and ending disadvantage and poverty


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We're supporting some third-party integrations out of the box, focusing on common platforms like Hubspot, Stripe, Intercom, and Zendesk. If these aren't enough, with some technical experience it's easy to add your own, or get in touch with our team - we're prioritising new integrations all the time!
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The second writing workshop is another 4-class session that runs about 8 weeks. Students meet once every 2 weeks. No class during spring break.
The dates are: Feb. 19, Mar. 5, Mar. 26, Apr. 9. (all on Saturday)
The time is: 10am to 12pm.
The time is: 10am to 12pm.
The location: Room 209, Cedar Ridge Christian Church, 8835 Lackman Rd, Lenexa, KS 66219-1901
The fee: $50. Please pay the teacher directly at the first class.
Class limit: 22.
The students from the first workshop get priority. Other students are first come and first serve. If there are enough students above 22, Mrs. Schank will offer a separate class.


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Here is one more frame from the weekend in the valley. This location has this amazing view and this great picnic table under a really old apple tree. I hope to get back and do a portrait in this location before the fall.
I have been trying to get out and take personal photos when I can. I was away this summer for four weeks and I noticed how great it was to be away from my computer work. I have been trying to do things to cut down how long I'm in the office. Paperwork and edit take up too much time. This weekend I was at a county fair then over to a Fox Hunt (there is not hunting or fox involved in this activity). It was an amazing first time out, I had been out to a few rides last fall, some of the images are currently in my online portfolio. I plan to get out to a few rides this fall and would like to do some portraits of the riders this time around.
I have been back home from a 4 week trip across the US, which was amazing. I got a Dog Tick bite while taking photos in Florida and a week after I got back I became really sick. After some very strong medication I'm back to normal and back to work. I'm a little behind in my editing of the photos from my trip but I'm getting them done. This past weekend I took a break from my office work and editing to head to a county fair. I enjoy making images in rural settings, the more rural the better. When I'm making personal images I will often only take one camera and one prime lens so that lens changes or even zooming the lens is not an option. It challenges me to move around and find new angles to frame my images, I only think about the moment I'm viewing and not the tools I'm using.


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The Evolution of Omission of Deaths Due to Accidents and Violence in Brazil: A Spatial Analysis of the Association between External Causes of Death and Ill-Defined Death Causes
Everton E. C. Lima, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)
Luciana C. Alves, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)
This study aims to analyze the hypothesis of inverse relationship between ill-defined mortality and external causes of death in Brazil, from 1991 to 2010. We state that an increase in ill-defined causes of death is associated with a reduction on the number of deaths due to external causes in this period. This study make extensive use of spatial autoregressive models. The models indicate that for males, after controlling for relevant indicators – such as socioeconomic, health and geographic variables –, the increase of 1% in the number of ill-defined deaths in the mesoregions of Brazil reduces the percentage of external causes of death in 0.19% and 0.21% from 1991 to 2010. For females, this relation was also significant, however, with small magnitude. We may also speculate that there is an omission of violence and traffic-related deaths (corresponding two-third of the deaths in the chapter of external death causes) in Brazil.
See paper
Presented in Poster Session 8: Economy, Labor Force, Education, and Inequality/Gender, Race and Ethnicity


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2013 NFL Team Previews, AFC East: NY Jets - 4th
This is the beginning of a series by Shasky Clarke, previewing every NFL team for the upcoming 2013 season, division by division, and ranking the teams within their respective divisions.
2013 NFL Team Previews, AFC East: 4th - New York Jets
The Jets have finally added serious competition to the quarterback position. Mark Sanchez has long been a comical victim of derision due to his wildly inconsistent performance and perceived lack of mental fortitude. Rookie Geno Smith brings better arm strength, athleticism, and upside to the Jets offense. Smith still needs to get rid of the ball faster but the Jets should immediately see more dangerous and exciting quarterback play. He ought to win the job.
The Jets traded a fourth round pick for 222 pound thumper Chris Ivory. Ivory is a very physical straight line power back with underrated open field speed and burst. While not a pro bowl caliber runner, he should take advantage of what will be improved rushing lanes upfront. Bilal Powell is well-rounded and steady. The upside guy here is Joe McKnight who, if he can stay on the field, is an athlete who sports the short area wiggle and break away speed to make big plays.
This much-maligned group has enough talent to be part of an above average passing attack. Stephen Hill is a true number one type of receiver and tremendous athlete with top size, speed and leaping ability. Braylon Edwards early on should settle in as a prototypically sized weapon on the outside. Jeremy Kerley has already shown himself to be a good, quick slot guy. Speedy Clyde Gates has surprised some with his ability to run tight routes, and the hope is that Santonio Holmes returns and contributes as another dangerous outside piece. The biggest hole is at tight end, where no one can feel secure expecting much from Kellen Winslow II.
In the past year, the Jets really upgraded at least two of their biggest problem areas upfront, guard and right tackle. Now, the Jets will sport proven veterans Willie Colon and Stephen Peterman at the guard spots and underrated run blocking Austin Howard at right tackle. Rounding out the lineup are Pro Bowlers D'Brickashaw Ferguson and C Nick Mangold. Howard will face some problems versus Cam Wake twice a year, but overall the Jets run game should have success and the offensive line is no longer a significant liability to the offense.
Best Offensive Rookie: QB Geno Smith
Best Offensive Second-Year Player: WR Stephen Hill
2014 Draft Offensive Position of Need: Tight End
2014 Draft Suggestion: TE Colt Lyerla 6'5" 245, Oregon
Defensive Line:
The Jets could have the best defensive line in football. As 3-4 ends and nickel interior rushers, third-year Muhammad Wilkerson and rookie Sheldon Richardson are both elite, disruptive athletes that should cause offensive lines fits. Massive nose tackle Kenrick Ellis lacks the talent of the other two starters and was destroyed by the San Francisco running game in 2012. But Ellis has reportedly taken a step forward this offseason and should benefit from rotating with productive eleventh year veteran Antonio Garay.
OLB/Edge Rushers:
The Jets have failed to get consistent outside pressure during the Rex Ryan era, lacking a top tier pass rusher. The supposed solution is to stand Quinton Coples up as an outside linebacker in base packages. It remains to be seen if Coples has quite the athletic ability to be a double digit edge sack artist but his versatility provides Rex Ryan and the defensive coaching staff with a chess piece that could be difficult to game plan for from week to week. 32-year old Calvin Pace is a popular veteran, but at this point in his career he is a liability due to his lack of pass rush. Ideally, Antwan Barnes would get an opportunity to be more than just an athletic situational rusher.
With no Bart Scott, Demario Davis is poised to take advantage of a full starting job. He is their most talented inside linebacker, ahead of well-regarded David Harris. Davis is largely the reason the Jets will have a faster overall defensive unit. Expect excellent production out of this duo.
Cornerback is the money position in the Jets defensive scheme and the top three guys on the depth chart should pick up where one of the league's top secondaries left off last year, even after they lost Darrelle Revis. The elite, playmaking Antonio Cromartie and talented rookie Dee Milliner form a long and athletic duo on the outside. Kyle Wilson has had a long couple years being isolated and beaten in man coverage, but he has steadily improved and is somewhat of a luxury as a third cornerback.
The safeties look like a little more of a problem. Dawan Landry and Antonio Allen seem to have the early leads to start. The question is how much playmaking in coverage the defense can get from their worst position group.
Best Defensive Rookie: DE/DT Sheldon Richardson
Best Defensive Second-Year Player: ILB Demario Davis
2014 Draft Defensive Position of Need: Outside Linebacker/Pass Rusher
2014 Draft Suggestion: OLB Anthony Barr, UCLA


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io9 continues its award-winning series on why water is the most dangerous substance on earth. Discover yet another way to make water explode with simple items from around the house.
To understand how to make water explode this time around, it's necessary to step into that most hateful of all sciences; chemistry. Physics has various space programs. Biology, when low-tech, is all about swimming with the dolphins, and when high-tech is about edging ever-closer to cloning something really cool, like a giant kangaroo.
Soft sciences like sociology and psychology are just good excuses to study sex all the time.
Chemistry is like cooking without ever being able to lick the bowl.
Fortunately, all the chemistry needed in this case is the understanding that water is made up of two hydrogen atoms group-hugging an oxygen atom. Under the right conditions, the hydrogen atoms can be torn away, but they will leave their electrons with the oxygen, perhaps as a sentimental token of affection. Stripped of their electrons, the hydrogen atoms will be positive ions. The abandoned oxygen will be decidedly negative.
Making an explosion will be all about causing this break-up, and harvesting the sweet, sweet ions that it yields. First, construct the proper container for the project. Since two different gases will be collected, two different outlets will be necessary. However, both outlets need to draw from a shared reservoir of water. A good design for this is up on Instructables.com. It is also easily made from a couple of empty soda bottles.
Next there needs to be an electric current flowing through the water. That's no problem. Wires attached to a battery will take care of that. Dunk the ends of both wires of the battery in water, and crank it up. Soon, there should be little bubbles of gas appearing by each of the wires.
To the negatively-charged oxygen ion, the positively charged side of the battery is a dream come true. It separates from the hydrogen and rushes over. The positively charged hydrogen, meanwhile, makes a beeline for the negatively charged wire. Both gases nucleate and bubble up, ready to be collected.
After that, it's really up to the collector how they want to explode them some gases. Some choose to do it in whatever container they store the gases in. Others prefer to do it with style by forcing the gases through a thin layer of soapy water in order to make exploding soap bubbles and traumatize their younger siblings for the rest of their lives. Still others might playfully put a Tupperware container of pure hydrogen gas in the fridge to see if their chain-smoking roommate has been mooching their food.
The possibilities are endless. The reaction? Is always the same. Both hydrogen and oxygen produce reactions that are, as they say in the lab, highly exothermic. In other words.
Now comes the obligatory safety lecture.
This experiment contains so many creative ways to get hurt that it is probable that just scanning it decreased the reader's life expectancy by three years. Some readers might have experienced a slight twitching of their dominant hand. That was primitive instinct. They were trying to jam a pencil into their own eye before they could read through this article and do something stupid.
And the potential for stupid injury is massive.
The phrase, "Oh, the humanity," was not always just a cynical thing to say when someone got trampled at a mall opening. It was actually uttered spontaneously by a human being after other people got too confident with humanity's old friend, Hydrogen. It is always tempting to create a situation in which one can coin a new, popular phrase. Resist the temptation.
This post also talks about mixing electricity and water. Perhaps a volunteer among the commenters could explain one of the myriad things that could go wrong when water and electricity come together.
What's more, some of the sources that this post links to mention that plain water won't allow enough flow of electricity and recommend adding some salt to the water. This changes the gases made by the project quite significantly. One site which, horrifically, seems to be geared towards children, informs its readers that, by adding salt, they will be adding chlorine to the mix, and the bubbles produced will be chlorine gas.
Will be chlorine gas.
Will be gas, made up of tiny little particles of chlorine.
Unless anyone is planning an ultra-realistic reenactment of World War I, no one on earth needs to produce chlorine gas, for any reason. Do not do that. Do not. Do not do it. Do not think about doing it. Do not.
Once again, these are experiments best left to people who don't mind risking their safety for YouTube hits. Please, enjoy the boom, but only enjoy it online.
Via: Practical Chemistry, Instructables, and Energy Quest.
Top image via 3D Verstas


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Spoilers for the end of the Witcher 2, mild spoilers for the end of Mass Effect 2 and The Last of Us, general discussion of DAI and Life is Strange, Episode 2
Actually played actual game last night. Killed the last dudes for Cassandra, which was rather anticlimactic. No cutscene or anything. But hey, she approved. I was sort of expecting more, there, Cassandra. Went and yapped up Cullen about the Samson letters, and then sent a bunch of operations in motion to deal with same. Upgraded some potions. Still don't have proximity healing.
So I'll sell shit to the dalish next from that tomb, and then I think I've pretty much done everything one needs to do before one moves on with the story.
Yup, I'm not going to deal with all those rifts, or shards. Nope. But you know? For all those people bitching about filler: I'm at about 90 hours right now. 90. And I still haven't gone done the Morrigan thing, so I'll probably be pushing 100 when the credits roll. Certainly close. And if you can get 90+ hours out of a game WITHOUT all that "filler" stuff, that's not a game with a "filler problem."
Yeah, for how much she wanted those dudes dead, she didn't have much to say. I suppose she's too restrained to gloat over the fall of her enemies, plus they used to be among her trusted comrades and all, so that must be tough.
You've certainly gotten plenty out of it even with ignoring the obvious time sinks. I only got to…what did I say? 114? Under 120, anyway. And I did all the shards and all the rifts, although not all the mosaic pieces likes Buttons. I have my limits.
I played a bit more Life is Strange. It's very slow, almost meditative. Several references to Twin Peaks, which is interesting–not sure where they're going with that (or that I'll recognize it when they get there, given I never saw the show). Mr. O's comment is that that there's nothing out-and-out WEIRD like in Twin Peaks (turning back time notwithstanding), but that there's a faintly similar atmosphere. You walk around and look at things, check out the posters on walls, talk to people, etc., and there's a definite sense that something is going on and any of these things might eventually turn out to be clues, but you really don't have any idea what, yet.
I'm enjoying it.
Oh, good I'm not missing anything with Cassandra. I was worried I did something out of order or something. I got nothing.
Indeed, I've gotten plenty out of it. I'm not at all disappointed. I mean, I think even if you did no shards, and closed a minimal number of rifts, this is STILL probably a 60 hour game or so. That's a lot of game, dudes. Unlike Skyrim, where if you just did the quest bits it was, maybe, 10. Stop complaining, internet.
Cool about Life is Strange. I like that something so off beat is getting attention.
Watch, though. It'll turn out all those things are pointing to the inevitable invasion of giant robots.*
Yeah, I bet the last episode is nothing but you battling a single giant robot for 6 hours, with the fate of the town in the balance.
Damn you, Dontnod!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, stick with what brought you where you are.
On that, is the final battle of DAI a real bitch? I don't feel like dying 29 times.
Honestly, no…I found the final battle no more than modestly challenging. I don't think I died at all, in fact. There were several battles during the game (dragons, giants, etc.) that were way harder.
I imagine some people felt cheated by this (the big battle should be HARD!!!!), but I don't really mind. At that point, I'm in it for the conclusion of the story, not for the grinding combat. The final battle of DAO, for example…just an endless dragon-fight that I got pretty tired of. I'll take the 'easier' final battle, thanks.
Lordy, me, too. I mean, endings of things have some degree of narrative momentum, and nothing breaks that narrative momentum quite like dying 29 times.
My problem with the final battle of DAO was that I was having PC issues and was trying to play it on this laptop, which couldn't really handle it, and it kept crashing under the strain. That was infuriating. Trying to tell the dwarves "No! Don't come in! Too much strain on the CPU of you come in! Stay out….shit."
But in general, I do not care for big bosses at the end. I'm sorta ok with tension building wave stuff, though. Take TLOU. There wasn't one big baddie, but there was enough tension to rile you up so that you ***ahem*** killed those doctors and all. The end "fight" had some dramatic import. But I've never really had a big, singular boss fight that had that sort of narrative oomph, and, if you're not going to have narrative oomph, it doesn't really belong at the end, when oomph is called for.
Even bioware has been known to blow it at times. (This is not an ME3 rant, this is an ME2 rant) The end bit of ME2 was really great. Tension, choices to make, harrowing scenes…..until the terminator knock off at the end. Then it was 15 minutes of hide, wait, shoot, run, repeat. Which took you out of the momentum of the ending.
Yeah…I think this is another example of the different approach that different players might have. If you're primarily in it for the battles, than yeah, the very last battle should be the 'best' (toughest, longest, etc.) battle or you feel cheated.
But if you're primarily in it for the story, then working your way up to the climactic point of the narrative and having to reload multiple times and scream at the screen in frustration or whatever just breaks your concentration. I mean, I don't want NOTHING in the final battle, it's not as if I'm saying I'd prefer to just walk in and punch the villain and have him/her collapse on the floor at my feet wailing "I surrender" (although if that works with your story…it would be kind of interesting to see), but I don't need it to be this long, grueling struggle in order to feel satisfied with the ending.
I'm happier to have the long, grueling battles earlier in the story, when they're not breaking into the narrative flow as much.
This gets back into the "Well, what do you expect? It's bioware!" angle. Remember when we were rolling our eyes at the kotaku dude who finished in like 50 hours and was complaining about the padding and said he skipped through most of the conversations? Same thing. If you're playing DAI, dude, you're here for the story. If you're playing…I don't know…Mortal Kombat, say, then yes. Big fight. It's gotta work with the game that is being done. Story game is one thing, fighty game is another.
See, for example, TW2. There's a bit of a choice at the end of TW2. You finally find the guy who set you up for regicide and captured your girlfriend. You've been chasing him the whole game. He's bald and mean and kills kings. But you have a drink with him, he explains shit, and then you have a choice as to whether to fight. He even says "So, are we going to fight?" And really, the only choice that makes any sense is to say no. You shake hands, and part ways, and that's that. No fight. An explanation (albeit a rather pat one with WAAAAAAY too much villain exposition and sequel setting uppage), a handshake, a ladybug (still don't get that), roll credits. And it WORKED.
But you COULD have fought him. It was up to you.
Indeed, keep the grueling battles earlier in the game. Even optional, like these poor, out of the way, bothering nobody dragons.
Hm. I like the optional giant battle at the end. Assuming it makes sense in context, obviously. There are some stories where that wouldn't work because the villain had done too many horrible things for you to forgive, or whatever, but I could see it working in plenty of cases.
Like, if it means that much to you, go ahead and fight this guy, and it would probably be a hard battle to make you feel it was 'worth it,' but if you care more about the story making sense you can just stop here. It could ESPECIALLY be an interesting choice in RPGs like, say, anything BioWare, because whether or not you decide to fight at the end could be a big part of your character.
You could also see interesting consequence-based choices involved, like maybe YOU really really really hate this person by the end and want to fight them but some of your companions are urging mercy, or if you fight the person you're going to destroy a small village in the process (all those destructive spells, you know) and the villagers are saying "come on, don't wreck our houses and gardens!" or whatever.
I'm going to feel guilty about those dragons forever. They were probably on the Endangered Species List, and I singlehandedly drove them to extinction. Way to go, me.
Although I suppose there are an awful lot of dragonlings running around. I can't have killed all of them. They seem to repopulate readily.
That's why it worked so damn well in TW2. It helped that that game did a better job of motivating you (or Geralt) than Bioware. Well, not better, but one beef I've always had with bioware is that they don't really do over arching stories that aren't "Bad guy, threatening all creation, kill it." TW2 had you being framed for regicide, and, while it was no murder mystery (you see the bad guy do it, so you know who you're chasing), the overarching goal is getting to the truth more than saving/killing/hurrah. Once you have that truth, the choice is yours as to what to do with it: Forgive? Avenge? Use to your own devices? Which, as you say, is a big part of your character.
Again, TW2 was great in that the "bad guy" is also a witcher (it's not really THE witcher, it's A witcher), so instant empathy/moral greyness. It's kinda hard to empathize with a ten thousand year old anatomy prop, or a reaper. They're just BAD GUYS.
Still, those of us who played TW2 and made these choices are interested to see what happens re said choices later on. I mean, ok, DA Keep, nice, interesting, but DAMN in that game fuck who's king: the existence of whole kingdoms could come and go, deaths of major characters (like, say, the villain)….. and it's going to be tough cuz DA didn't have to deal with the story arc of one protagonist. Sure, Varric, Cassandra, Leliana, Morrigan, all been seen before, but not having the hero be constant meant they could deflect some of that stuff. Geralt be Geralt. Gonna be harder.
It will definitely be interesting to see how this is handled. Some sort of vastly more complex DA Keep-style program? The option to specify certain key choices during set-up and the blurring of all the rest into "let's not talk about that"? An "oh hell, we're just going to say XYZ happened and if that's not the way your game ended too bad"?
We should be hearing more about it before too long.
Gonna have to do something like that. I mean, TW2 was PC only (save for a bad 360 port that no one played), and this is being hyped all over the place on consoles, so I assume they're assuming a) a whole lot of newbs will find it and b) a lot of people will do what I'm doing and play on a different platform. At least I hope so. I sure HOPE it's not Aw hell, here's what happened. What happened in my game happened.
In the meanwhile, I'll take news of dynamic beard growth, which I read they're going to have. I wonder if Triss and Yennifer have to shave. Doubt it.
Oh, yeah, I forgot to enthuse about the dynamic beard growth when you mentioned it! That's ADVANCED, man.
Also good question about the women and whether they also need to shave. I agree, probably not…but I suppose they can explain that by noting that women in general don't do their hair removal in front of men, so that they probably DO, Geralt is just not going to see it.
Now if the PC were a woman and never had to shave, while the male characters all around did, then we might indeed think "hey, what's up here?" but sensitive though I am to illogical gender-based assumptions, I'm inclined to pre-emptively give them a pass on not addressing this issue…should it turn out that, as we suspect, they do not address this issue.
While retaining the option to withdraw said pass at a later date once we have some evidence and actually know what we're talking about, of course.
It is advanced. Though it does add a rather minecraftian layer of chore to things. I don't like to shave in real life. Maybe that's the power trip: Even when you don't shave, you can still get it on with sorceresses. Or something. What a world. That would be a good world.
There is that: women grooming in private. And we do know from TW2 that Triss doesn't shave…um…everywhere, so that's less of a chore. Maybe it's just magic. She can make her clothes disappear after all.
Also true that unlike men, women don't generally have to shave to keep their faces visible, so they could just not remove body hair and it could be not a big deal. in a pseudo-medieval setting, this could have the REALISM and HISTORICAL ACCURACY arguments going for it, too.
*Reference to Feminina's implacable seething hatred for the giant robot battle in Remember Me, the other Dontnod game we know.