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An acoustic neuroma is a benign tumor arising from the eighth cranial nerve, which connects the inner ear to the brain. These tumors usually grow very slowly, and often cause no symptoms, but as they enlarge, they can press against nerves involved with hearing and postural stability, leading to deafness on one side, ringing in the ear, dizziness, and balance problems.
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Wei Ji the Learner wrote:
Sounds like at least a couple of folks completely gun-decked that mission objective and/or it wasn't accomplished enough in mission reporting...
I don't think there was mission reporting back then. The concept of checking certain boxes to reflect game events when you report the session wasn't introduced until season 4 or 5.
Rigby Bendele wrote:
While there are occasionally scenarios that trickle out early, the typical date to expect the scenarios is the Friday before. As someone who's waiting for 3 scenarios for Gen Con, I know it's rough, but I'm keeping that weekend free. I recommend starting on prepping what scenarios you already have now.
That's why I've skipped GMing at GenCon the last two years, after that experience 3 years ago. This year, I volunteered to GM, but only if they gave me scenarios that would be available to download months in advance.
Wei Ji the Learner wrote:
The fact that you're willing to travel to GenCon (and aren't a local to the Indy area) is enough to get your nerd card back.
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Latrecis wrote:
Completely agree.
trollbill wrote:
Our local gaming store is a PokeStop, and someone planted a lure there while we were playing PFS yesterday. So we were all playing both at once.
I'd say that fast healing is natural healing, but it's just sped up through magic. Magical healing is when a one time magical effect hits you and heals some of your HP instantly. So magical healing isn't an ongoing effect.
Just an opinion, though. If someone has a better explanation that proves me wrong, I'll listen.
Totally agree on making the pins available for FLGS sales. We need to support our local stores.
One other question about the roll bonus from using a pin: Do you have to actually be wearing the pin on our shirt or clothes? Can I just attach all 7 of them to my backpack that I bring every game instead? OK, I probably won't buy all 7, but at least 2 or 3 for the factions where I have the most PC's.
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The three core books that define the game are the Core Rulebook, Advanced Players Guide, and Bestiary. After that, everything's optional.
One of my favorites is the Advanced Race Guide. Even if you're sticking to only the races from the Core Rulebook, it adds some interesting options to trade out for the core racial traits.
Ultimate Equipment, Ultimate Magic, and Ultimate Combat add some decent stuff, but aren't essential. UE is my favorite of the three, as it really does have something for any PC. Advanced Class Guide is also fun, but it adds so many new classes that it'll just confuse new players. Wait until you know the older classes before diving into that one.
And don't forget to look at the thinner soft cover line. There are some real gems in there. I've used ioun stones from Seeker of Secrets on a lot of PC's. Inner Sea Magic has some nice archetypes and spells. And Familiar Folio is just plain fun - it made me want to play more PC's with familiars just to try out all the new options.
I'm surprised the Gamemastery Guide keeps getting mentioned. I've been playing for 4 years now, and I keep forgetting that book exists. I don't own it, and I think I've looked at it online maybe once or twice, because a published adventure specifically referenced something from it. Maybe it's useful if you're designing your own adventures, but I mostly run the ones Paizo publishes.
Which brings up my next point: I honestly think the published adventures are what Paizo does best. Until you get comfortable GMing by using those, you shouldn't be trying to invent your own.
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I should be at the hotel by 1030 or so (I'm flying out at the crack of dawn) and will have to be done by 5 or so.
Too early for me. As I said, I plan to arrive in the afternoon, probably around 3pm. Since I'm driving, that's very subject to change, depending mostly on how lazy I am getting started in the morning.
Even if we don't have time for a game, does anyone want to get together Wednesday evening, maybe for dinner or drinks? My usual crowd won't be there, so I have more time to just hang out and hopefully meet some of the people I've talked to here on the forums over the years.
I could do a non-Scotty's game on Wednesday, too. There are usually places to grab a table in the various hotel lobbies nearby.
I'll be arriving in the afternoon, so maybe a late afternoon dinner/game would work. I don't want to start after 6 PM or so, because I have to be in the Sagamore at 7:30 AM, and I really want to go to bed early, at least for the first night there.
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No, I haven't. And we're both in the midwest, so you must not be THAT loud. :P
The game id # is still on the ticket, and there are only 6 of them. I'd say big signs letting people know which id # corresponds to which sub-tier would be the easiest. Also, fliers with that same information for every table GM and muster volunteer. Much easier than yelling and checking the internet.
I moved Ophelia twice. She was in the alcove initially, but then stealthed up to hide behind the first pillar before the conversation.
Then she just moved up on the first round of combat. I probably should have been more clear, but when I wrote that she "comes out of hiding", that was a full 30 foot move, followed by an attack on the now adjacent enemy.
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Doesn't apply to a wizard's familiar, but paladin's familiars (from the Chosen One archetype) can Lay on Paws. I just love that name, though I call it "Lay on Beak" when I do it, since I have a thrush familiar for mine.
An interesting question just came up again in the forums. What's the intelligence of an improved familiar? Do they keep the monster's base intelligence, or do they go by the familiar int table in the Core Rulebook, even if that's less than what they have in the Bestiary?
Paul Jackson wrote:
Are the GM's supposed to go over the mechanics with the players? Does it say that in the scenario? I haven't read or GMed this one, so I don't know.
But I can think of at least one other season 7 scenario I've GMed twice, where there's a specific mechanic for PC's to use their skills beyond just a single check, and I've intentionally hidden that mechanic from the players when I GMed the adventure. Instead of telling them, "You need to make this many skill checks at each step of this specific process", I've just let them improvise whatever they wanted to say or do, and told them to roll a skill check when it seemed appropriate. That meant more improvisation for me, to fit their random and weird actions into the specific process laid out by the scenario, but it made the whole thing seamless for the players.
In case anyone's wondering what I'm talking about:
The Consortium Compact:
In the bar scene, the PC's are supposed to do three phrases of a plan: 1. Plan it, 2. Do it, 3. Deal with complications. At each step, the DC for skill checks goes up, and at least 3 party members need to succeed at a skill check for each step (2 if there are only 4 PC's).
I never told them that. They tried to gather some information (both socially, and through perception), and that counts as planning. If they talked to the bartender early, then it counted as planning. If they did it later in the process, that might be part of actually doing their plan. It depended on what they were trying.
Again, it made the process seamless to the PC's, who didn't have to know or care what the scenario's oddball mechanic was, but it meant more work for me as a GM, to improvise the whole thing as we played.
Kurald Galain wrote:
The Healing hex also combos well with the Scar hex. It's not going to be your primary healing for the party, since you can only use it on each party member once per day. That's what wands are for.
But if you scar all your party members in advance ("mark your minions"), then you can heal them from up to a mile away once per day. Usually, that means keeping the unconscious barbarian from bleeding out, even though he's 200 feet ahead of squishy healers in the back.
I really like Scar for a witch focused on buffing and healing hexes, and then use your spells for pure offense.
Also, why does everyone keep talking about level 2 for your first hex, and only even levels after that? Witches get their first hex at level 1, and I'd assume Extra Hex is a popular feat.
I just made a buff/heal focused witch, with the Scar hex very early. You can scar your entire team, and then cast your hexes on them from up to a mile away, including Healing and Major Healing. Granted, those are only usable once per day, but there are other buff hexes that work with Scar (Fortune, Cackle, Ward), so it's still a pretty nice option for your hexes, while using spells in a more offensive capacity.
Steven Schopmeyer wrote:
You should read the scenario. It's quite good. The Handle Animal problem is a common misconception because people don't check the clause at the end of the skill description.
Yeah, that's a common misconception. Handle Animal CAN be used untrained most of the time. It's just for training an animal that it can't.
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Houston, we have a problem.
Pre-registration badges and tickets were mailed out by Gen Con and arrived this week. I bought a ticket to play in the big special, and I just noticed: My printed ticket doesn't have the sub-tier printed on it. Apparently, the event name is too long, so the ending got cut off.
It's not the end of the world, but it's safe to assume this will cause some confusion. People will forget what tier they bought their ticket for. Some people might want to trade to switch sub-tiers, and not know what their ticket says. Some groups or families may have bought multiple tickets together for different sub-tiers and not know which is which. So the new, better system won't go quite as smoothly as we'd all hoped in its first year.
There is a game ID # on the ticket, and I checked to confirm that those are different for each sub-tier. So this will require educating the marshals and table GM's to look at those ID #'s to make sure players have tickets for the correct sub-tier.
Just thought I'd raise the red flag as early as possible, so plans can be made to deal with this.
The Will Call line is huge and intimidating, but it moves surprisingly fast. When I got in last year, it was around dinner time Wednesday, and my group decided to get on the line and get it over with before eating. It only took maybe 20-30 minutes, despite the hundreds of people in line ahead of us. The convention staff really know what they're doing. The DMV could learn a thing or two from them.
I'm surprised a pair of paladins managed to be that sneaky, but it's not like the bad guys are paying much attention to their surroundings. They're in the middle of nowhere, and not expecting anyone to find them.
I just love how the friendship between O-Chul and Monster-San is becoming such a major plot point.
And from that final panel, I'm guessing we're done with this look at the bad guy camp and great white north for a bit. I suspect we'll be back to the Order, or the other Team Evil (Durkula), next strip.
Lau Bannenberg wrote:
It's not as obvious, but even the embassy in The Disappeared is fairly linear. However, during that one, you get to make a lot of choices in different ways to overcome each new obstacle. It's un-railroady in that the author tells you "you need to get there", provided several ways to cross the intervening distance, and left guidance to GMs for what if the players try something else.
This is a great example. When I first played The Disappeared, it looked like a sandbox adventure that you could tackle any way you want. Then I read it, and GMed it 4 or 5 times. Every single group has to go through the place in the same order. They have choices as to how to handle each section, but it's still an extremely well hidden railroad.
As for the complaint about Mists of Mwangi, the same problem existed in The Penumbral Accords... in the same map. I think this is why they changed up the layout of the Blackros Museum, starting with the Silver Mount Collection. My only complaint there is that they added a big, new building format that's mildly annoying to draw, and then waited a year to publish the flip-mat for it. And then didn't put out a second adventure in that new museum yet.
Rei wrote:
Agreed. A murder mystery like that can be fun, if done well. And actually, my big complaint about that one is the most railroady part.
Murder on the Throaty Mermaid:
No matter what's going on, the bad guys reveal themselves and attack the PC's in the end. So it doesn't matter at all whether or not they solve the murder - the murderers will reveal themselves. So what's the point of the investigation?
gnoams wrote:
I only played this one, haven't read/GMed it yet. I actually plan to start reading this soon, since I'll be GMing it multiple times at GenCon. But I have a couple of comments about your complaints that I bolded in the spoiler above.
Sun Orchid Scheme:
Joining the caravan after training as a guard was possible when I played it. Not sure who got that wrong, but our GM allowed it, so we had one spy undercover in the caravan, and that meant one less guard to fight when we attacked.
As for sabotaging construction or hiding inside the platform while it's built, I'm not 100% certain, but that seems to go against the point of the mission. You're supposed to test the caravan's defenses after they're built, not stop them from being built in the first place. That's what the teams was hired for.
Not sure about your other complaints, but I did get a general feel from our GM that some of this stuff was covered, though he may have just been improvising and selling it well.
I really liked the scenario, though, even though it ended up being more railroady than I initially thought it would be. But again, our GM let us improvise on the spy stuff, and get good results from it.
As for the rest of the season, I've enjoyed most of it, having played more than half and GMed a couple of them. There are a lot more skill challenges, but they're mostly handled well. I have complaints here and there about some of the scenarios, but not of the type you're complaining about.
Yeah, my halfling dex based melee PC still has a 10 str, for the sake of carrying capacity. I don't track all the details too closely, but I wanted to be able to wear a mithral chain shirt, carry my primary weapon and 2 or 3 backups, and a handy haversack, while still being light encumbered.
I've never dumped any stat as low as 5. I do have a fighter with 6 charisma, but I play it up appropriately, and he's smart enough to stand in the back, shut up, and "let the pretty boys do the talking" if a social situation is important to the mission.
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That one struck me as weird, too. So many people play PC's that are different from their own gender that I just don't consider it unusual or noteworthy. The idea of anyone being upset about it, or changing the PC's gender for that adventure to accommodate them, just seems very strange to me.
I agree that anyone who has a problem with cross-gender play really shouldn't be playing in public.
I never said it was awesome. But they are better than nothing at low level. Not better than the really good options, but still usable.
I actually have two PC's in PFS that have domains with these types of first level powers. One is my casting focused druid with the Weather domain, mentioned above. The other is a cleric with the Fire domain, that I wanted to be able to do a little bit of blasting. Maybe they're not uber-optimized, but I did use these first level abilities on both of them at low levels, and nobody ever complained that my PC's were too useless to bring along on a mission.
The bottom line is that they give low level casters something to do when they don't have enough spells yet. People keep saying that's what Acid Splash is for, but many of these powers are on classes that don't get ANY direct damage cantrips (clerics, oracles, druids, etc).
If you need them to scale up so they're still useful at higher levels, then you've got other problems.
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How? I know there are boons to get an extra trait, but the Additional Traits feat is in the Advanced Players Guide, so not legal for Core.
The last campaign coordinator ruled that it's ok to assign a pregen death to a new character number. As far as I know, that's still an official ruling for PFS that hasn't been contradicted since then.
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I just have to ask: Am I the only one who thought of Negation?
I'm with BNW on this one. I allow substitute skills for various things, if the PC's can explain why it should work. In the older scenarios, especially in faction missions, there were situations where it had to be one specific skill, with less flexibility. But the newer scenarios are much better about giving options, and that opens it up to "and whatever other options the PC's can make a good excuse for".
In the Rise of the Runelords campaign I'm GMing, I allowed our ranger to give his badger Raging Vitality even with only 2 int.
It probably wouldn't pass muster with PFS, but I'm pretty sure the AC feat rules say something about GM discretion on other appropriate feats besides those listed. This just seemed like an appropriate feat that should work for that type of animal.


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Demonstrators as well as city and business leaders expressed optimism that the widely anticipated "general strike" would be a peaceful event for a city that became a rallying point last week after an Iraq War veteran was injured in clashes between protesters and police.
Embattled Oakland Mayor Jean Quan, who has been criticized for her handling of the protests, said in a statement that she supported the goals of the protest movement that began in New York City a month ago and spread to dozens of cities across the country.
"Police Chief (Howard) Jordan and I are dedicated to respecting the right of every demonstrator to peacefully assemble, but it is our duty to prioritize public safety," she said.
Protesters planned to hold similar rallies across the country in solidarity.
In Philadelphia, police arrested about a dozen protesters who were sitting peacefully inside the lobby of the headquarters of cable giant Comcast. Officers moved in after they refused to leave. The protesters were handcuffed and led into police vans as supporters cheered.
In New York, about 100 military veterans marched in uniform through Manhattan to protest what they called police brutality against the Iraq War veteran injured in Oakland.
Students from colleges in Boston and union workers, for example, were expected to march on local Bank of America offices, the Harvard Club and the statehouse to protest the nation's burgeoning student debt crisis.
They say total student debt in the country exceeds credit card debt, increases by $1 million every six minutes and will reach $1 trillion this year, potentially undermining the economy.
Along with protesting financial institutions that many within the movement blame for high unemployment and the foreclosure crisis, supporters of the Oakland events are expanding their message to include school closures, waning union benefits and cuts to social services.
Nurse, teacher and other worker unions are taking part in the protests, and Oakland is letting city workers use vacation or other paid time to take part in the general strike. About 5 percent of city workers took the day off Wednesday, according to City Administrator Deanna Santana.
About 360 Oakland teachers didn't show up for work, or roughly 18 percent of the district's 2,000 teachers, said Oakland Unified School District spokesman Troy Flint. The district has been able to get substitute teachers for most classrooms, and where that wasn't possible children were sent to other classrooms, he said.
The day's events in Oakland began with a rally outside City Hall that by midmorning drew more than 1,000 people who were spilling into the streets and disrupting the downtown commute.
About three dozen adults with toddlers and school-age children formed a "children's brigade, gathering at Oakland Public Library for a stroller march to the protest in downtown Oakland. Demonstrators handed out signs written as if in a children's crayon that read "Generation 99% Occupying Our Future," which the marchers attached to their baby backpacks and strollers.
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The condo is a short walk from downtown Carlsbad...shopping, restaurants, bars & pubs & more! Legoland is only two miles from the condo, and Sea World and Disneyland are less than one hour away. Garage parking can accommodate two vehicles and the elevator will take you right to your front door.
Features: Features include a large master bedroom with king bed and large master bathroom boasting of marble floors and a soaking tub; 2nd bedroom has a king bed and the 3rd bedroom has a two twin beds. In addition, there is a queen size sofa bed in the living room. Other amenities include a spacious living room; dining room; breakfast room; fully equipped kitchen with granite slab countertops; French doors open to a balcony patio overlooking the Pacific, BBQ grill, cable TV, washer/dryer.
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Loved the spacious, comfortable living area, where we could all gather without being on top of each other and play games and visit and watch TV or a movie. The master bedroom and bathroom were perfect, with lovely furnishings and details. The other bedrooms were lovely as well. The formal dining table was perfect for a jigsaw puzzle while viewing the world out the picture windows. Was initially concerned about traffic on Carlsbad Blvd but it really wasn't an issue at all. It was busy during the day but quieted after dark and with the flashing crosswalk a couple houses down, it made for easy beach access. We walked to the Village several times and it was a nice walk.
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I loved this condo. It is large and comfortably furnished. The kitchen is well equipped it you like to cook and there are excellent restaurants within walking distance if you don't. It's also close to the beach and shopping.
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Good news await for all the fans of the "Harry Potter" series. They now have the chance to go beyond the film and personally see what's inside the home of the Dursleys. According to a report by Mirror UK, the Warner Bros Studio Tour London will open the door of the childhood home of Harry in Number 4 Privet Drive for fans to see the actual set that was used in the "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" movie.
Fans and tourists have only been allowed to take photos of Harry's muggle home from the outside. But with the upcoming opening, they can now experience the magic up close. The source cited that once fans get to step inside through the door of the Dursley home, they will be welcomed with hundreds of letters floating in the air just as how it was in the film. Apparently, these letters were the same ones that were used in the shooting.
Those who have watched the first film in the franchise may recall Harry getting a surge of letters from Hogwarts. And because they're magical mails, they all came flying through the fire place and front door. Fans will get to see these things in the set including the equipment that was used to make the letters flow through the letterbox. However, Harry's sleeping area, the little cupboard under the stairs, is featured elsewhere in the tour so fans will only be seeing a door to it. more >>
Since there has yet to be a release date for George R. R. Martin's newest novel "Winds of Winter," the author gave fans a sneak peek into the upcoming novel to make up for the wait.
Fans have been anticipating the release of 'Winds of Winter," as it was initially expected to release before the premiere of "Game of Thrones" season 6. However, Martin faced several delays due to his busy schedule. With that, there has yet to be a confirmed release date for the novel.
However, according to the writer's website, Martin recently released a chapter of "Winds of Winter" to satisfy fans are they wait for the new novel. Martin released it with the statement, "You want to know what the Sand Snakes, Prince Doran, Areo Hotah, Ellaria Sand, Darkstar, and the rest will be up to in Winds of Winter? Quite a lot, actually. The sample will give you a taste. For the rest, you will need to wait." more >>
The University of Notre Dame and the Vatican Library have made an unprecedented agreement to collaborate on various projects pertaining to the two Roman Catholic entities' collections.
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DeVon Franklin and his actress wife, Meagan Good, released a book centered around relationships earlier this year, but the Hollywood executive and minister insists that people need to figure out who they are before looking to obtain a significant other.
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Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of famous evangelist Billy Graham, says she is ready to vote for Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump at the November elections, expressing hope that he can change and become a man of God like King Nebuchadnezzar in the Bible.
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The U`s host Swindon Town tonight at the start of a home-double header which will define their season.
Colchester are now unbeaten for four matches and can be confident of getting all three points against the relegation-battlers.
Swindon have not won in their last four outings, and United really have to win in order to stand any chance of making the top-six this term.
To read the match report from Vital Colchester, of Saturday's win against Oldham, click here.
"We are still there in with a chance of the play-offs. That's what the gaffer has told us, and a couple of results went our way over the weekend," stand-in goalie, Mark Cousins, who replaced loan stopper Jimmy Walker, tells the EADT.
"Colchester have had some bad results there [at the Weston Homes Community Stadium] and only in the last couple of weeks they`ve been beaten a couple of times at home," Town`s manager, Danny Wilson, who plans an all-out attack tonight against the U`s, in today`s Swindon Advertiser.
Paul Reid (keen) is out for the rest of the season, and United will have two half-fit backs playing tonight, with Pat Baldwin (ankle) and Chris Coyne (lacking match practice) set to start one more after Saturday`s clean-sheet.
Although Mark Cousins had only three key saves to make on Saturday, he should also keep Dean Gerken out tonight`s XI, behind the defence.
Johnnie Jackson is also shot of match fitness, like Coyne, but could be needed since Mark Yeates and Lewis Gobern have niggling injuries.
Jackson resumed training on Friday, while Yeates and Gobern both missed Satuday`s match. Defender John While can expect to be named on the bench, while Steven Gillespie looks set to keep his place in attack with Clive Platt, at Scott Veron`s expense.
U's Squad: Cousins, Gerken; White, Baldwin, Coyne, Tierney, Maybury; Yeates, Gobern, Hackney, Izzet, Hackney, Hammond, Perkins, Corcoran, Platt, Gillespie, Wasiu, Vernon.
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My name is Justin Anderson and I'm interested in developing a social networking website and I'm willing to split ownership with any group willing and capable of coding it.
Let me start off by saying that I'm keeping the information top secret right now. I don't want any of the details to leak out so I apologize for this project being so ambiguous.
What I am disclosing instead is the scope of the project. Without saying too much I'd say that the site is built very similarly to MySpace at the database and middle level. At the GUI level though is where things are set up very differently. I wanted to know if your team was capable of pulling off a project of this type.
I've talked to 3 companies already and their final price has always been double+ their estimate. Why I don't understand since I clearly stated that this site was about as complicated as myspace with a cleaner interface.
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I mostly take snapshots, and I'd like to move towards portraiture. Recently I've been thinking about how best to make objects of my work. I was thinking about setting prints in resin, but now, having been to the Seduced by Art photography exhibition at the National Gallery, I'm also thinking about the daguerrotype process and other similar processes that result in something that is as much an object as it is an image, as well as presenting images in suitably decorative frames, possibly boxed.
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This took far too long to make...3.97 / 5.00 6,659 Views
When I saw this, I thought it would be total crap, but it surprised me. The animation was a bit glitchy at times and the dialog boxes could certainly have been done better, but the pure animation combined with the violence and drama pulled the whole thing together. Why did the robot bleed...? Anyway, I'm a huge Sonic fan, and I thought this worked surprisingly well to portray Shadow
Thanks for giving it a chance :) and I'm glad you liked it overall. Yes, I think I should have made a warning on the top that this cartoon needs a fast computer for viewing. I always thought some of the robots were part cyborg? Not sure, really.
could have been better
spend more time on your animation, atleast attempt to make sonic look better. or just use good old fasion sprites, easy to manipulate. movie was glitchy at times
Excuse me for trying something different! I took artistic liberties in all thier designs if you didn't notice! The very fact that your advice is to comply with a common stlye shows me how ignorant you are to what I was trying to achieve.
Omfg! That made me laugh for some reason.
The art looked reallyu gay. A bit like Salad Fingers.
Gay, but funny.
I'm sorry if it wasn't supposed to be funny.
Well, there were a few parts I tryed to past as humorous so I hope those were the parts you speak of. But thanks for the review.
you are a god among flash makers
This was perfect, everything except the graphics werre 100000% perfect, make more flashs
Wow, thanks! Hopefully I'll get better at the graphics :)
that was amazing!!!
you have some serious skills. when i first clicked it i could tell it wasnt the normal Sonic crap. this was well thought out and executed with percision. this is definately worth a front page.
happy flashing!
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New Berlin wrestling
New Berlin battled first-place Pewaukee at home on Dec. 12, losing a 44-22 decision.
Bailey Rountree at 182 had the locals' only pin, but there were five grapplers who won by decision.
Winning by decision were DJ Heinrich at 120, Kevin Thiessenhusen at 170, Alex Rodriguez at 195, Emilio Gutierrez at 220 and Ben Clark at heavyweight.
New Berlin then scored 44 points and finished 16th out of 18 teams at the prestigious E.H. Stech Invitational at West Allis Central on Friday and Saturday.
Rodriguez at 195 had the best finish for New Berlin, a fourth-place performance (3-2, 14 team points) and Thiessenhusen placed sixth at 170 (2-3, eight).
Wrestlers who didn't place but scored team points were Rountree at 182 (2-2, seven points), Clark at 285 (2-2, seven), Zac Nordstrom at 132 (2-2, four), Gutierrez at 220 (1-2, three) and Nick Buban at 160 (1-2, one).
New Berlin boys swimming
The Marlins dropped a 102-81 decision on Dec. 12 at Shorewood, taking seven first places in the process.
Zach Solie had a great day, winning the 50-yard freestyle in 22.97 seconds and the 100 free (50.59) and being part of two winning relays.
Solie was part of the 200 free relay along with Taylor Petrauski, Jackson Wannamaker and Matthew Olencheck (1 minute, 35.54 seconds) and the 400 free relay with the same three relay swimmers (3:36.07).
The other three individual winners were Zach Stolenburg in 1-meter diving (93.80), Petrauski in the 100 backstroke (58.24) and Olencheck in the 200 individual medley (2:04.81).
Eisenhower boys basketball
The Lions whipped South Milwaukee on Dec. 11 as they blew out the Rockets in the first (22-11) and fourth quarters (24-8) as Reed Timmer scored 37 points to lead Eisenhower.
Eisenhower led 41-26 at intermission and 68-48 after three periods.
Timmer had 37 points, including 12 of 14 from the free throw line, Sandro Pesqueira added 16 points and Charlie Sirek had 10. Nine other Lions scored between two and seven points.
A lot of time was spent at the free throw line as the Lions were 23-for-27 and the Rockets were 17-for-24.
Eisenhower girls basketball
The Lions jumped out to a 30-23 lead at South Milwaukee on Dec. 11 and then came out in the third period and put the game away with a 12-2 advantage. Leading 42-25 going into the fourth quarter, the Lions just exchanged baskets and rolled to the win.
It was a familiar story as Katie Lang (18 points), Jenny Weiland (15) and Sammy Kozlowski (10) led the way in the scoring column. But Erin Ganzke (four), Chelsea Brachman (four), Kristen Hesselbach (two) and Rachel Rush (two) also got on the board.
West boys basketball
The Vikings earned their second win of the season, beating Cudahy, 66-23, on Dec. 11 at home, as West showed excellent balance.
Tyler Thompson led the way with 11 points, followed by Jake Grossman (nine), Darin Sowinski, Kevin Marx and Austin Fritz (each eight points) and Scott Reichel (seven).
West put the game away early with a 24-8 first quarter and an 11-2 second period for a 35-10 halftime advantage.
Muskego girls basketball
The Warriors' search for their first victory in the Classic 8 Conference continued into this week after a 48-33 loss to Waukesha West on Friday night.
After falling behind 14-5 after one quarter, Muskego crept back within 32-26 after three periods but then was outscored by nine in the fourth.
Jessica Cattani kept up her fine play with 16 points to lead Muskego, while Ashley Colla put in seven points.
Muskego, which fell to 1-4 overall, visits Waukesha North at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21. The Warriors then take part in a tournament at Milton on Dec. 27 and 28.
Muskego boys basketball
Much like the Muskego football team this fall, the Warriors have struggled against the best the Classic 8 Conference has to offer at the start of the season.
The football squad eventually righted itself and made the WIAA playoffs, and basketball head coach Andy Capes is hoping his team puts on a similar rally.
Muskego fell to Waukesha West, 67-52, on Friday night to slip to 0-3 in the Classic 8.
"The schedule gave us the top four teams in a row," Capes said. "That's all right; it gives us a chance to see how we stack up. We have played tough but haven't been able to pull one out yet."
Turner Kehoe led the way with 17 points and Josh Breider added 10, but Muskego has had a tough time finding additional offense.
"Kehoe and Breider have been consistent," Capes said, "but we need another scorer. We have kids who haven't played much and lack varsity experience. They do well in practice but then struggle a bit in a game situation."
Muskego also fell to Bay View, 67-49, on Dec. 11 despite 15 points from Kehoe, 11 by Breider and nine from David Kucharski.
The Warriors (1-6 overall going into this week) welcome Waukesha North at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21, then participate in a tournament at New Berlin West on Dec. 27 and 28.
West girls basketball
Beth Ver Haagh exploded for 24 points and sparked the Vikings to a 69-37 victory at Cudahy on Dec. 11.
Once again a fast start led West to a 28-12 win with 13-5 and 15-7 first and second quarters. The 16-point spread remained the same in the second half 41-25.
Sarah Meleski added 11 points, Nicole Holstein added eight and Claire Radtke had seven.
West was also tough at the free throw line, converting 18-for-22.
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How to build a survival shelter - Need a sturdy, dependable shelter? 'Survival Lilly' takes you through the process step by step.
How to make fire with an empty lighter - Dave Canterbury breaks down this useful survival skill.
Review: Is the Casio G-Shock watch tough enough? - I tested a dual-sensor watch in the Master of G series (an expansion of the G-Shock line), designated the GA1100-1A3
The SCOTTeVEST Enforcer jacket comfortably holds as much as a carry-on bag - Originally, I thought it was just geek wear for wannabees, but the Enforcer is really a slick way to discreetly carry safety equipment
6 tracker-approved skills you need for wilderness survival - From hunting fugitives for your department to pure wilderness adventure entertainment, survivalism is a useful skillset.
Simple exercises to improve your shooting - There are things you can do to improve your shooting on a regular basis that cost you nothing more than time
The 7 coolest shooting ranges in the United States - How many of these facilities have you heard of (or visited)?
6 tactical gifts for your dad this Father's Day - Don't forget, Father's Day is right around the corner. Looking for gift ideas?
Survival skills: How to boil water with rocks - Outdoor Life's Tim MacWelch demonstrates this vital survival skill.
Yellowstone bear opens car door - A family visiting Yellowstone National Park received quite the shock when a bear opened their car door.
Ballistics 101: What is caliber, exactly? - Here's a breakdown of the history and usage of the word
What a SEAL sniper taught me about long distance shooting - Makhaira Group is a professional bunch of guys who know their stuff
Review: Is the AR-7 all it's cracked up to be? - I tested the Henry Repeating Arms AR-7 and their recently released survival kit
4 Father's Day gift ideas for any police dad - Coming up dry on Father's Day gift ideas? Don't worry, we've got you covered
Deer Hunting 101: Basics to carry in your day pack - What every hunter needs.
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