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Toronto Landmark - City Hall at the Square
The Toronto City Hall is within the Nathan Phillips Square in Downtown Toronto. The square is named after Nathan Phillips, the Mayor from 1955 to 1962.
This tourist attraction became popular to both tourists and Canadians. The locals congregate around the pool to relax and people watch in the summer time and enjoy the Peace Garden in the middle. It is also at this season of the year when free concerts, dance performances and art exhibition are being held. You will also enjoy winter season in Toronto. The pool is being used and transformed as an outdoor skating rink. Please be aware that there are skates for rent in a small building at the square.
In one of the photos I posted here, you will see the arches over the pond or ice rink. This is called the Freedom Arches that was built in the Year 1989. There are still a lot to see at the Square to make your stay in Toronto a memorable one. Other tourist attractions can be reached on foot if you enjoy walking.
Come visit Toronto and I will show you around the downtown core including the most visited Nathan Phillips Square and The New Toronto City Hall.
Address: Downtown Toronto
Directions: Queen Street at Bay Street, Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto Canada
Website: http://www.toronto.ca/city_hall_tour/nps.htm
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Toronto's Old City Hall
It has to be noted that the tourist spot in the intersection of Bay & Queen Streets which is known as the Old City Hall is the third built by the City of Toronto. The first city hall was burned down. The second is located inside the St Lawrence Market. The third is the popular Old City Hall. The fourth is the current or New City Hall. The Old City Hall was designed by EJ Lennox in 1887 to fit central site at head of Bay Street. In one structure, these municipal buildings combined on City Hall in the east portion and Court House in the west. The building, constructed mostly of sandstone from Credit River Valley was begun in 1889. Massive, round arched, and richly carved. It is in the Romanesque Revival style then popular in expanding cities throughout North America. The interior, as complex and monumental as the exterior, includes a large stained glass. One of the highlights of the Old City Hall is the Clock Tower which measures 300 feet tall. On Decembeer 31, 1900, the bells rang for the first time the largest of which is called Big Ben weighing 11,648 pounds. Come visit the Old City Hall of Toronto and the other "must see" attractions are just within walking distance.
Address: 60 Queen St W, Toronto ON M5H 2M3
Directions: Get off by Subway Train at the Queen Subway. Proceed to the Queen Street.
Old City Hall is between Eaton's Centre and Nathan Phillips Square. You will not miss it!
Website: http://www.toronto.ca
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Old City Hall
Toronto's Old City Hall was home to city council from 1899 to 1966 and remains one of the city's most prominent structures. It is at the corner of Queen and Bay Streets, opposite the new City Hall in the centre of downtown Toronto. It has a distinctive clock tower which can be seen the whole length of Bay Street from Front to Queen.
Work on the Romanesque Revival building designed by E.J. Lennox began in 1889. Lennox "signed" his name in scrollwork around the first floor exterior. When it opened on September 18, 1899 it was the largest building in Toronto, and the largest municipal building in North America.
Toronto City Council moved to the new city hall in 1965, and soon after plans were made to start construction of the Eaton Centre. The original plans called for old City Hall to be knocked down and replaced by a number of skyscrapers, leaving only the cenotaph (or in one plan, the clock tower) in the front. Public outcry forced authorities to abandon these plans, and today the building is the home of the municipal courts.
An annex to this building, Manning Chambers, was demolished to make way for the current Toronto City Hall.
At the foot of the front steps on Queen Street is the Cenotaph, erected to honour the dead from World War I and World War II during Rememberance Day cermonies every November 11.
The building is sometimes used to film movies and television shows, such as This is Wonderland.
Address: corner of Queen and Bay Streets
Directions: opposite the new City Hall
Website: http://www.toronto.ca/old_cityhall/old_cityhall_tour.htm
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Toronto's Old City Hall
This is actually the third city hall in Toronto. It is in my opinion one of the finest Neo-Romanesque buildings in North America. During the late 1800's it was decided that the present town hall was too small and a larger building was required. This new structure would act both as the municipal centre of the town and as the towns courthouse. The buildings was constructed over an eleven year span from 1888 to 1899 according to the design of Toronto architect, E.J. Lennox. At the time of its completion the City Hall was the largest municipal building in North America.
The exterior of the building is adorned with brilliant red stonework that can rarely be matched anywhere in the Americas. Some of the figures depicted on the facade are quite grotesque and are said to be of city councillors whom Lennox had fight with over budgeting. The most notable obvious feature of the Old City Hall is the dominating 103.6m high clock tower. Four gargoyles now sit peering out from the tower, overlooking Queen Street.
The interior of the Old City Hall has many interesting features such as mosaics, murals and stained glass windows.
There was talk of demolishing the old structure when Toronto built it's latest City Hall but wiser heads prevailed and the Old City Hall still stands. It still is an active courthouse. I even have had to go to court here a couple of time to bear witness in a couple of criminal cases.
Address: 100 Queen Street West
Directions: The Old City Hall overlooks Bay Street and Queen.
Phone: (416) 392-7341
Website: http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/old_cityhall/
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Toronto City Hall
Probably more famous than the unusual "spaceship" shaped Toronto City Hall is its popular outdoor skating rink at Nathan Phillips Square. Many events are held at Nathan Phillips Square throughout the year, & it is a constant place of fun & excitement. In the summer, the skating rink is converted into a water fountain.
Designed by Finnish architect Viljo Revell, Toronto city hall stands as a contrasting post-modern building surrounded by comtemporary architecture. It was originally envisioned to be an eye with the two towers acting as eyelids. However, now it is now widely known as the UFO, the flying saucer, or the burrito.
Outside, there is the Peace Garden, which offers a green respite from the bustle of the city. The garden is home to the eternal flame lit by Pope John Paul II from an ember of the Hiroshima Memorial, as well as Henry Moore's sculpture "The Archer".
Though not all of City Hall is accessible by public, you can pop in at the lobby anytime & view any displays designated for public enjoyment. Also, during Council meetings, you could enter Toronto's Council Chamber, a public area that accomodates 300 people. From here, you can hear fierce debates & arguments as Toronto councillors plot the future course of this city. Especially those who are curious about democracy, you could see it all in action @ Toronto City Hall. Everyone here is free to speak the mind and express their opinions on any issue that concerns the city.
In the middle of the first floor rotunda is a Golden Book of Remembrance, where the names of 3500 Torontonians who died in WWII are inscribed. Along the east wall of the rotunda, just inside the front door, is artist David Partridge's Metropolis, a mural made entirely of nails. On the West side rotunda, a scale model of the area of Toronto is on view. It allows visitors to locate landmarks, historic sites & future development that is taking shape in the core of the city.
On the second floor is offices of 44 Toronto city councillors & of the Mayor of Toronto.
Address: 100 Queen St. W.
Directions: On intersection of Queen & Bay
From Eaton Centre (Queen subway station), exit from Indigo Mall Entrance & walk to the mass of flags.
From Osgoode subway station, walk East on Queen Street.
Phone: (416) 338-0338
Website: http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/city_hall_tour/index.htm
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Activities galore at Nathan Phillips Square
We found Nathan Phillips Square to be a lively public gathering place located immediately in front of Toronto City Hall on one side and the Shearaton Gardens on the other, on the northwest corner of Queen and Bay Streets.
The Square is named for Nathan Phillips, who was Mayor of Toronto from 1955 to 1962.
In summers we have found people gathering here to watch music concerts or just to relax by the pool and take pictures of the surrounding buildings. We have regularly visited the Square in the summers to watch concerts and parades of various groups (see pictures).
In winter, the pool is transformed into a popular outdoor skating rink (see pictures).
We visited Nathan Phillips Square when it hosted a spectacular display of fireworks and light last year, which it routinely does every year on Saturday nights starting late-November (see pictures). Participating neighbourhoods around the city also display dozens of colourful light patterns.
Ample underground parking is available and at very economical rates.
Directions: From Gardner / QEW, we take Spadina exit to north and turn east (left) on Queens Road to Sheraton Gardens on our right and the City Centre on the left.
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Combination of the Old & New Architecture Styles
One place that is always fun to show off, are the Twin buildings of "New City Hall" at Nathan Phillips Square. It is actually not really the city hall anymore as there is Metro Hall down on King Street at John Street. However, because of the older city hall with the more classical architecture of the 1800s across Bay Street from Nathan Phillips Square, known as "Old" City Hall - we still tend to refer to it as "New" City Hall.
I didn't really take a picture of the curved towers, or of Old City Hall - just took a picture of some of the architectural features.
Address: Queen St between Bay St. & University Ave
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The City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square
Back in the late 1950's it was decided by Nathan Phillip's, the first Jewish mayor of Toronto that it was necessary to build a new administrative building to run the city's affairs. A world-wide contest was held for the design. It was won by Finnish architect, Viljo Revell who sadly did not live to see the new City Hall's opening on September 13, 1965.
The building consists of two carved concrete towers that surround a flying saucer shaped chamber where the local city council meets. This chamber seats 300 people so if you want to see Toronto's local elected officials in action, then feel free.
Before the City Hall a square has been laid out now named after Mr. Phillips. The square is very busy with locals from the business district who come here to relax during the lunchtime period on hot summer days. There is a large reflecting pool in the square which during the winter month is turned into a skating rink that is very popular. Skates can be rented at a kiosk. There are also several gardens spread out throughout the square and a large sculpture created by Henry Moore known as "The Archer". Festivals and concerts are frequently held in the square. This includes the Toronto Jazz festival which is held in late June.
On the downside, the square has been inhabited by scores of homeless people of late. However recent legislation has been passed that will hopefully clean up this problem.
Address: 100 Queen Street West
Directions: North of the Business District
Phone: 416/338-0338
Website: http://www.city.toronto.on.ca
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Old City Hall
The Old City Hall was built in 1899 by E.J. Lennox, a Toronto architect whose work included the Casa Loma and the King Edward Hotel.
You have to go up close to the building to truly admire this masterpiece, as there are lots of detailed stone works and carvings, especially in the front entrance. It was the City Hall of Toronto until 1965, when the new city hall was completed.
Directions: NE corner of Queen & Bay, a block west of the Eaton Center or Queen subway station.
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City Hall
The Toronto City Hall is one of the most beautiful pieces of modern architecture I have ever layed my eyes upon. It looks really beautiful with ity's ingenious curves. It was built in 1965 by a Finnish architect.
In the park surrounding the City Hall you can enjoy free concerts in the summer, or go ice skating in the winter.
Besides the main lobby, the building is not accessable for the public.
Address: 100 Queen St. W.
Directions: Near Eaton Centre
Phone: 416 338-0338
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This pic was taken on Queen street shortly before the sun came up. As I mentioned before, even though I rarely step foot in one, I love churchs. For some reason I like clock towers too, so this had both. The pic did come out dark, but I kind of like it that way.
Address: Queen St
Old City Hall
If you have a chance pop inside the Old City Hall, an interesting Romanesque style building dating back to 1899. City Hall was moved to a nearby modern building 1960s, the Old City Hall was converted to a courthouse. Since it is a courthouse, you are required to go through metal detectors to get a look at the interior and no interior photos are allowed.
Things to look for inside the building include the wrought iron dragon like (perhaps griffins) grotesques near the base of the Grand Staircase, removed from the building in 1947 but reclaimed by the city in the 1980s; the stained glass windows, depicting the union of industry and commerce symbolizing Toronto's evolution into a bustling metropolis, as you walk up the Grand Staircase; the marble war memorial beneath the stained glass window dedicated to citizens who lost their lives during WWII; the beautiful mosaic floor and the murals painted by George Reid. The website also says the former city council chambers are open to the public when court is not in session but the door was shut when I went.
On the outside of the building, it's hard to miss the clock tower and when you enter the building from the Queen St. side check out the grotesques on the arches, said to be caricatures of politicians from the late 19th century. I didn't know to look for Edward Lennox's face among them (he was the architect who also built Casa Loma), on the west side of the center arch, identified by his handle-bar mustache.
I thought this was one of the coolest buildings I saw in Toronto, thank heavens they didn't raze it to build the Eaton Centre!
Address: Queen Street near the new city hall
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Nathan Philips Square & the City Hall
The City Hall was built in 1965 by a Finnish architect named Viljo Revell. A modern design made up of two curved office buildings and a circular structure in the center, where the city council sits.
Nathan Philips Square, situated in front of the City Hall, is a popular spot for free concerts, festivals and skating in winter, when the pool is turned into a skating rink.
Directions: NW corner of Queen & Bay, a block west of the Eaton Center or Queen subway station.
Website: http://www.toronto.ca
Nathan Philip Square
I had the pleasure to go to Nathan Philip Square during Winter Festival. It was a great sight to see. So many people just enjoying a good time.
Ice Skating in the center of the square was wonderful. It is right in front of Toronto's Civic district.
Address: 100 Queen Street West
Website: http://www.toronto.com
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Toronto City Hall
Completed in 1965, this uniquely designed City Hall resembles two boomerangs enclosing a spaceship. The "spaceship" is actually the saucer shaped Council Chambers, while the "boomerangs" are two curved office towers of unequal height.
In front of City Hall you wil find Nathan Phillips Square which becomes a public skating rink in the winter time.
Address: Queen St West
Directions: Exit at the Osgoode or Queen Street Subway stations.
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Its really good. For some reason I think it goes well with Man Eater.
Like if you sing man eater while its on it goes really well.
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Achievement Guide and Road Map
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 5/10
- Offline: 50 (1000 )
- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000: 50 - 65 hours
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 2
- Number of missable achievements: A lot
- Glitched achievements?: None
- Do cheat codes disable achievements?: No cheats
Welcome to Dragons Dogma, an RPG by Capcom with many innovative aspects and features. The game features an online recruitment aspect that allows you to incorporate other gamers characters into your party and have them fight along side you. An intense loot system, weapon and armor upgrading, and challenging enemies will keep you entertained for hours. Overall the game is not too hard and should be no problem getting the full 1k
Playthrough 1
During this playthrough, you should be able to get almost every achievement except one, The Ever Turning Wheel, which requires you to play a second time. You will most likely get The Coin Collector on your second playthrough as well. Concentrate on finishing all quests and 50 notice board quests. Make sure to follow this guide HERE so you dont miss any quests. If you do happen to miss some, however, the progress carries over into NG+. Try building a strong and balanced party as well. Check out the pawn recruitment thread HERE to pick up some really strong pawns. Most of the other achievements will come naturally from gameplay
Playthrough 2
Aside from having to complete this playthrough, this is pretty much a mop up from the first one. If theres any achievements that you had missed, they can easily be obtained in the second playthrough. Once again Ill note: If you had missed any quests from your first playthrough, the progress will carry over to NG+, so you only need to do the quests that you missed and the achievement will pop right after you have completed that quest. Dont worry about failing quests that you already had completed in your first playthrough. As long as they are not related to any quest you still need to do for the Hero achievement, the achievement will unlock upon completing the last of the quests you missed
Overall not a hard 1k at all. As long as you have a balanced party and level up consistently, there should be no problems
If you have any questions, please post in this thread: HERE :and not over XBL
Before starting, read THIS about the games save system
For information on missable quests/The Hero, check out Powerman1469s thread HERE
The following achievements are story related and cant be missed no matter what
It begins
A new Ally
Getting a Head
The Courier
Writ Large
Come Courting
The Message
Rough Landing
The following are either missable ending achievements or achievements that are obtained after doing a missable achievement
Solitude: Choose not to fight the Dragon - After doing your main quest, the final battle of the main quest is to fight a dragon. You have a choice to either fight or walk away. Choose to not fight, turn around, and walk away. You will see a cutscene, some credits, and then you will be taken to a reload game screen. That is when the achievement will pop. No need to worry about making a backup save; if you choose reload the game starts you right before you make the choice to fight or not
Destiny: Complete the final battle - Same scenario as above, this time fight the dragon. Not really missable but its tandem to the above achievement
The following achievements are all immediately following the completion of the main quest. You will receive an item called the Godsbane. DONT use it yetTreacherous: Complete A Warm Welcoming quest - This quest begins immediately after fighting the dragon during the main quest. Its impossible not to receive the quest
Freedom: Complete Fathom Deep quest - You receive this quest from Quince after going into Everfall, and you are tasked with finding 20 wakestones. After you find 20 wakestones and hand them in, the achievement unlocks. NOTE: Once you had them in, you cant return to this spot, and there are several achievements associated with fighting bosses in the Everfall, which will be covered further on the guide
From this point on for the endings, make sure you have Godsbane on your person, which you get automatically from completing the main story and beating the dragon. All following endings are events that take place after you complete the Fathom Deep quest and jump down the hole
Servitude: Die during The Final Judgement - Right after you complete the Fathom Deep quest, you will once again jump down that hole and youll end up in another type of world, and soon youll partake in battle. Let him kill you. You will see a cutscene, some credits, and you will be taken to a reload screen, and thats when the achievement pops. Reload and it will take you right back to the beginning of the fight
Peace: Choose not to proceed with The Final Judgement quest - After fighting with the guy above, you will see some more cutscenes and then you will be given another choice. Either proceed straight and continue on with the quest, or turn around and walk away. Choose to turn around and walk away. You will see a cutscene and you will be taken back to Cassadris, in the same clothes that you started the game with. After you get control of your guy, go to the exit gates and you will get a cutscene, some credits, and a reload screen. This is when your achievement will pop. Choose to reload and it will take you right back to before you made the decision
Mercy: Complete The Final Judgement quest - Same as above, this time choose to proceed. You will then walk by some people trying to attack you ( I chose not to attack them back; I just ran. Not sure if thats important or not). After that you will have one last boss battle. Finish it.
Closure: Stab yourself with the Godsbane - After the boss fight above, you will be in a sort of limbo. Go over to the seat and sit down. You will be taken to Cassardis, but you cant interact with anything so just leave through the exit. You will be back in the other world again. Sit down once more and youll be taken to Grand Soren. Once again just leave. Now, your back at the same world again, take out your Godsbane and stab yourself with it. This will start you a new game plus, allowing you to keep all your stats and equipment. The achievement will then pop.
The following achievements have to do with exploration and reaching certain areas
The Tourist: Discover 50 locations
The Vagabond: Discover 100 lacations
The Explorer: Discover 150 locations
If you are going for the three above achievements, coupled with attempting to complete all quests and 50 notice board quests, then the following achievements will unlock without effort
Into Dripstone Cave
Into the Ancient Quarry
Into Soulflayer Canyon
Into the Manse
Into the Frontier Caverns
I would like to exclude Into the Manse and bring it to your attention with some detail, because I actually missed this one on my first playthrough
Into the Manse: Enter the Blighted Manse during the Duchess in Distress quest: This quest becomes available later on in the game, after you have completed the Wyrm Hunt and met the Duke. Aldous will have some tasks for you, and after finishing them, this quest will become available. More specifically, right after the duke lets you into the treasure room. A girl named Mirabelle can be found outside the Dukes castle. Go up and talk to her and she will give you the Duchess in Distress quest. As long as you complete it, Into the Manse is now unmissable.
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The following have to do with vocation and pawns
Human resources: switch your vocation - Earliest place to do this is right after entering Gran Soren. Go to the in and talk to the inn keep. Hell have an option to switch vocations for you and your pawn
Inhuman resources: switch your pawns vocation - Read above
The Specialist: Max out one vocation - Each class has 20 main weapon skills, 12 secondary skills, 9 core skills and 7 augments. Buy all of them in one class to earn achievement
Local Recruit: Enlist a pawn not from the rift - Once you get to the Encampment, after creating your pawn, youll notice other pawns walking around the inside of the Encampment. Simply walk up to one and enlist them
Foreign Recruit: Enlist a pawn from the rift - Dont think this one can be missed. Simply recruit a pawn from inside the rift
The Captain: Hire 70 pawns - Inside or outside the rift. Doesnt matter. You can hire and release the same pawn over again 70x if you want. This can be tracked in the History section
The following achievements have to do with items and equipment
The Savior: Use a wakestone to bring someone back to life - Wakestones and wakestone shards are random loot and treasure that can be found everywhere, although they are somewhat less rare for a while. Three shards make a whole. However, one can be purchased from Fournival I believe, in the Nobles Quarters section of Gran Soren. A quest you will come across requires you to have a wakestone anyways, so save it for that quest if you only have one.
The Knave: Obtain a forged item - You can forge items at the Black Cat in Grand Soren. Try to forge either a quest item or something important, because I forged a pie and didnt get the achievement, but when I forged a quest item, I got it
The Artisan: Combine two items together - Simply combine two items together from your inventory. You should be able to get this within 10 minutes of gameplay
Dragon Forged: Enhance any weapon in wyrmfire - After defeating a dragon, your equipment automatically reaches level 4 (only on you, not your pawn). I got this achievement during the last boss fight of the main story line. None the less, its almost unmissable
Well equipped: Obtain 350 pieces of armor and weapons - This is 350 different pieces. Doesnt matter if you loot it or buy it, as long as you didnt have it before, it will count. This is accumulative. Should come over time; great place to do this though is by farming Everfall. This can be tracked in the History section
The Philanthropist: Gave 50 presents - This is referring to the presents you give NPCs, not the gifts you give to online players. Although I could be wrong on that, I know I gave well over 50 gives to online people and didnt get any achievement that way. Simple way: go to Camellias shop in Gran Soren, buy 50 Harspud juices/potions and present them to her.
The Coin Collector: Collect a total of 10,000,000G - This will come naturally, but most likely with two playthroughs. This doesnt have to be on your person at once; its referring to any piece of gold you loot or earn. Once you totaled 10millG through those means, achievement will pop. Great place to farm gold is the Everfall. Also, selling high level weapons that you get from farming is another way to quickly get this one. This can be tracked in the History Log under the Adventure Tab.
The following achievements have to do with defeating enemies
The Veteran: Defeat 3000 enemies - This should come naturally
Headshunter: Defeat a Hydra or Archhydra - Both the Hydra and Archhydra appear post game. The Hydra can be found in the Frontier Caverns and the Archhydra is found in Everfall in the Chamber of Hesitation
Eye Contact: Defeat the Evil Eye - The Evil Eye is found post game in the Everfall in the Chamber of Confusion (and can be farmed for material/loot in the Chamber of Sorrow)
Serpents Bane: Defeat a Drake, Wyrm, and a Wyvern - The Drake is the only one that can be found during the main game, in Devilswood right outside of the Shadow Fort. The Wyrm can be found post game in the Everfalls in the Chamber of Distress, and the Wyvern can be found post game in Bluemoon Mountain
The Messiah: Defeat the Ur-Dragon - The Ur-Dragon can be found post game in the Everfall, as well as in NG+ on the beach in Cassardis. Look for a special port crystal NOTE: The loot drops are not as good as fighting him in the Everfall. Heres a vid I made showing how to get to him
And his loot drops:
The following achievements have to do with quest completion and misc
The Laborer: Complete 50 board quests - This should come naturally. Alot of them are "Kill X amount of Y" or "Find X amount of Y". These carry over between playthoughs
The Hero: Complete all pre planned, non notice board quests - This requires you to complete all quests and side quests in the game. This can be done in one playthrough with planning. To make sure you dont miss any, go HERE. If you happen to miss some on your first playthrough, progress carries over between playthroughs, so on your second playthrough, you only have to do the quests you missed, and after completing the last of the ones you missed, the achievement will unlock
The Escort: Complete a board escort quest - Straight forward; Just accept an escort quest off any board and complete it
The Patron: Help Madeleine open up her shop in Gran Soren - You first encounter Madeleine in Cassardis. Eventually there will be a quest to escort her to the Encampment. Do so and dont let her die (just to be safe). After arriving, she will eventually ask you if she could borrow 1kG to open up a store. Give her the money. After you reach Gran Soren, you will have to do a number of quests before a quest Chasing Shadows becomes available. Complete this quest, sleep at an inn, and return to the same place you ended the quest, and thats where her shop will be. Talk to her and achievement will pop. Ive heard this and that about this achievement not unlocking, or people never gave her money and she still showed up yadda yadda. This IS how you get this achievement. So if you want to not give her that money and sweat it out, thats on you, but Im pretty sure she wont show up if you dont give her that 1k
Affinity and Beyond: Raise a persons affinity to the max - In order to raise an NPCs affinity, you have to either complete quests for them or give them gifts, or a combination or the two. The Absolute easiest way to raise someones affinity is to give them an Arisens Bond, which is obtained by doing the quest The Dragons Tongue. But if not, raising Madeleines affinity is pretty easy. Alls you do is: Escort her, give her the 1k, complete Chasing Shadows and have her open up her shop. Eventually she will disapear and a new quest will become available. During this you: dont rat her out to the gaurds, give her 50k to open up a new shop again. And thats it, as shes leaving to open up her new shop, achievement will pop. This obviously takes place over a long stretch of time
The Queens Regalia: Dress a male party member in womans clothing - Self explanatory. Easiest way to get this is to go to the Black Cat and buy the set of ladies garments. Just equip it and achievement will pop NOTE: Doing this will also get you in to see Ophis for the Secret Admirer quest
The Ever-Turning Wheel: Play through the game a second time - After doing all your main quest and post game stuff, you can start a NG+ with a clean slate by stabbing yourself with the Godsbane. Everything carries over, an its the exact same thing as it was the first time around. Nothing is different except you now can buy port crystals, and can carry more than 1
Unfortunately, this is the only version of the map that fits on one screen. I marked where everything is
1. Gran Soren
2. Cassardis/Dripstone Cave
3. The Encampment
4. Witchwood
5. The Ruins of Arnst Castle
6. Ancient Quarry South Entrance
7. The Shadow Fort
8. Mountain Waycastle
9. Watergods Altar
10. Ancient Quarry North Entrance
11. The Abbey
12. Catacombs Rear Passage 1
13. Catacombs Rear Passage 2
14. Windbluff Tower
15. Bluemoon Tower
16. The Blighted Manse
17. Blighted Manse Rear Passage
18. Hillfigure Knoll
19. The Catacombs
20. Soulflayer Canyon East Entrance
21. The Ruins of Heavenspeak Fort
22. Soulflayer Canyon West Entrance
23. The Greatwall
24. The Tainted Mountain
25. The Frontier Caverns
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done. saving just in case
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Well equipped: Obtain 350 pieces of armor and weapons - Should come over time; great place to do this though is by farming Everfall
Diferent pieces or total?
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Great guide man, especially for all the endgame missable achievements and boss battles !
"The Hero" achievement looks really complicated.
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Thanks! Great guide!
I was a little nevious about hunting down the Ur-Dragon, Wyrm, and Wyvern.
I'm still in a pickle as I did not keep track of the chambers I entered, so it's duck hunt.
15 chambers can't take that long right?
Nonetheless a great game, with a great ending.
I hope it turns into a franchise. I'd love to see where they could take it.
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@bigchilly haha yea it takes sometime. Make sure to go in there well prepared and make sure to have a couple ferrystones incase you need to make a quick exit
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I'm pretty sure this is a 350 DIFERENT pieces not 350 in total
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Great guide, thanks!
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Thanks for the guide!
The Hero, though.. I feel it's gonna be such a stupid achievement to get in this game and all its missable/time-sensitive-but-you-can't-know quests, auto-save-that-overwrites-your-manual-save... and glitches, of course.
Already screwed myself with that Madeleine ach. (and I guess The Hero too for this playthrough...) during the Chasing Shadows quest, since Julien apprently can see through walls!...
Thought maybe I could retry it, so I went to the inn to let a day pass... auto-save.
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Another great helping thread by FLIPA. Nice job buddy, and thank you
I will make a Quest guide, but you have to give me a week.
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For The Patron quest, I didn't escort her or even speak to her until halfway through the game. She already had her shop open and I accepted the quest to bring her an idol. The achievement unlocked after I accepted the quest.
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Btw, THANK YOU for this psuedo-guide. The ending achievements had me confused as all hell, and I was completely lost on how/when you activated NG+ instead of postgame. Great information here!
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Thanks so much for this awesome guide. It will really make getting the 1000 a lot easier. Now if someone would just update the Dragon's Dogma wiki with a list of all the quests needed for the Hero achievement, we'll be all set.
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I can confirm that it has to be different pieces of weapons/armor, and there is also a drake in the chamber of fate in the Everfell
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Thanks for the guide man! Good job!
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It might be worth noting that you can fight Ur in Cassardis in NG+ using the portal.
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thanks for the guide man. excellent job on everything here.
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I hope its okay to ask some general questions here.. didnt want to start a new thread.
1. I had a bronze Statue, which i gave to a Merchant. I found a silver and a gold one too, but i cant give it to anyone.
2. In the Video above i saw that you are around level 58 und have 8000 hp points. Why the hell do i have 1700 at level 53 (playing as Strider) ? Am i doing something wrong? I mean are there for example consumables which increase your health constantly ?
3. Some Weapons and Armor i found during the End of the Main Quest dont tell me which incredient they need to be upgraded. Is there any Way to find out which one i need, or do i just have to find them to be shown in the Upgrade Menu ?
4. I dont get the Achievement for forging an item at the Black Cat, though i tried several items, most of them quest items as you requested in your guide. Can you remember which one you forged ?
And by the way.. thank you very very much for your help here ins these forums Flip. I really wanted to buy a guide for this one, but the only way for me to get is amazon, and they need 2-4 weeks to deliver.
PS: sorry for my bad english :P
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2. I exploited a potion glitch so I could make the falls. It messes up your stats though when you level up, and it actually makes you weaker so I wouldnt suggest it
3. Unless there already four stars/dragon forged, you can see what ingredients you need by going to a shopkeep that enhances weapons, and choose the item you want to upgrade, and it will always tell you what ingredients you need and how many you have.
4. Try forging a wakestone or ferrystone. Youll get the achievement
No problem dude. Glad I could help
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Affinity and Beyond: Raise a persons affinity to the max
I went thru my items list a wrote down some of the known items that an NPC favors. These are just my inventory which is incomplete and what I could see as "Favored by" after hitting "X" to see more info
Beast Steak-Cassardi males
Toadstool Sitters- Selene (Witchwood)
Kept Ambrosial Meat- Cassardi males
Harspud Sauce- travelers
Harspud Juice- travelers
Remishrooms- Reynard (GS Union Inn and Windbluff Tower)
Giant fish- Gran Saren males
Large fish- Gran Saren males
Foreign Knife- soldiers
Festival Pie- Julien (Dukes Manor ???)
Skulls- bandits (male and female camps ???)
Cloudwine- Mercedes (Dukes Manor ???)
Capeflower- Cassardi females
Thornflower- Symone (the merchant, Lord F's, brat)
Loneflower- ladies of Gran Soren (unsure? ladies as in nobility?)
Grandblossom- Cassardi females
Jasber Blossom- Symone
Magik Metal- Madeleine (the one you help open her shop)
Ancient Scroll- Aldous (Dukes Manor)
Quill- Maximillian (Noble quarters entrance to Dukes Manor)
I personally had it popped after I gave Caxton, armorer in GS, 6x Giant fish and 1x Large fish
Also I heard chimes after giving Symone 3 Jasper blossoms and Madeleine 4 Magik Medals but checking History all I have is 1 male max infinity
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^^^^^^ thanks much for posting that. People should have no problem with affinity anymore
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Has the Duchess in Distress quest anything to do with the arousing suspicion quest?
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Ah, Waterbury, how sad it is
National study has city all a-twitter over happiness index
|A bus parks along the green in downtown Waterbury. Waterbury ranked 11th from the bottom of a list of 373 cities -- or, 11th-saddest community in the country -- in a nationwide study using postings on the social media website Twitter to determine how happy a community is. RA Archive
That was one of the findings of a nationwide study using postings on the social media website Twitter to determine how happy a community is. Waterbury ranked 11th from the bottom of a list of 373 cities -- or, 11th-saddest community in the country.
In a paper published by the University of Vermont, researchers Peter Dodds and Chris Danforth said they used a measurement tool called a "hedonometer" to study 10 million tweets in real time, scoring individual words for each one's reflection of happiness.
"For example, 'rainbow' is one of the happiest words in the list... while 'earthquake' is one of the saddest," the researchers wrote.
Waterbury's more prolific Twitter users cried "foul" on Wednesday.
"The researchers, they're not scientists. They admit that their technique ignores context," said mayoral aide Saranda Belica, who manages much of the city's social media presence. "The difficulty I had with the study is that it doesn't take into account people might just talk about happiness differently in different parts of the country."
For instance, she pointed out the study determined the happiest city to be Napa, Calif., and the happiest state to be Hawaii -- both popular tourist destinations where people are bound to tweet positive phrases.
"Another issue… is that researchers did not look into Twitter in Spanish," she said. "We do have a big Spanish population in Waterbury."
City resident and Twitter user Felix Rodriguez, author of the book "Dad, Me, and Muhammad Ali," said the research doesn't reflect his tweets.
"I sort of use Twitter as a way to share and to inspire people; show them some of the things that I'm doing," he said. "People that know me know I come from a difficult background. Now I'm definitely a happy person. I try to share stories that are exciting, fun, inspiring and obviously my own feelings on an issue."
Former Board of Aldermen president J. Paul Vance Jr., a varsity basketball coach at Chase Collegiate School, tweets mostly about sports issues.
He said he requires his players to sign a contract assuring they'll be on their best behavior on Twitter and Facebook. As a state claims commissioner, he said, he tries to follow his own rule.
"When I represented myself on the Board of Aldermen, I was a little more loose at that stuff; I answered to the voters and myself," he said. "Now, I sort of have a boss. I have to hold myself to a tighter standard."
Carl J. Rosa, who leads the Main Street Waterbury effort to promote downtown growth, said he remains upbeat on Twitter on even his most challenging days.
"I don't often myself put anything that says I'm depressed or sad or annoyed about Waterbury things," he said. "I'm sure many of us go through life with things throughout the course of the day that annoy us. As citizens we're critical of ourselves. Maybe it's a product of we're striving for something better."
Mayor Neil M. O'Leary, whose tweets are geared toward helping city residents and promoting Waterbury, said he sees a lot of negative comments online, especially in venues where readers are allowed to comment on newspaper articles.
"Honest to God, I can't believe how dark our bloggers are; they hate life, they hate everything about Waterbury, the state, the country," O'Leary said. "I don't know if they're the same ones who tweet. It's pretty sad. I say they should get a life and find ways to be happier. Life's too short."
A random sampling of tweets from the city's more notable Twitterati:
Felix Rodriguez
Author of "Dad, Me & Muhammad Ali"
I love speaking w/ students about the imp of educ & sharing #MuhammadAli's core guiding principles. @AliCenter (Feb. 8)
George N. Noujaim
Waterbury alderman
Life is all about taking chances. It may scare you, but often times the risk is well worth it.
Retweeted from @MadeaSimmons (Feb. 15)
Carl J. Rosa
Executive director, Main Street Waterbury
Great forum by CT Main St Center on how to get young professionals to live in downtowns. Next one in New Haven 13th feb. (Feb. 6)
Sam Beamon
Retired police officer, author of "Flying Death - The Vietnam Experience"
Memorial Weekend - Remember those that gave their lives for our freedoms. Flying Death The Vietnam Experience - a book about life and death. (May 24, 2012)
Steve Giacomi
Waterbury alderman
Bedtime after a long weekend, but the TV gods have other ideas #Hoosiers (Jan. 7)
J Paul Vance Jr.
Former alderman, state claims commissioner, basketball coach
My one year old doesn't say "dad or dad" but he does say "basketball" #coach daddy (Feb. 17)
StayWell Health
Over 25 children received services at our GKAS Day event, from 4 different towns: #Waterbury #Naugatuck #Southington #Oakville #hcsmct (Feb. 13)
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Post U has been in Wtby since 1890; committed to city. Eager to be downtown. Could be boom for central biz district. What is the holdup?
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art ? music? architecture ? The roads are oil stained, the restaurants small and shabby and the residents look like they are all looking for spare change. "
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Theresa wrote on Feb 21, 2013 8:22 AM:
Even though Waterbury is home to me, every time I go home to visit, I find the city becoming more and more dilapidated. When I was a child, the houses on Meriden Rd were nice. These days, when you turn from East Main St. on to Meriden Rd, the houses are all run down. People have either stopped caring or don't have the income to maintain their homes.
I would love to see Waterbury again become the city of my youth. "
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Larry wrote on Feb 21, 2013 10:22 PM:
Sorry but, whatever.
In fact this city is going to become sadder still, and the worst part is trying to get out. Its like winning the lotto. Ive been trying for two years now. If only I could "easily" get out of town.
Its bewildering that someone could think that a few bloggers expressing their honest feelings could have more impact on property values than the facts.
Please in the future respect peoples rights to express things the way they honestly see them. It doesn't "hurt property values", it paves the road to solutions. "
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The mayor used to hold forums to get information now its a screened radio call in. It is sad that he hides like this. "
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I sold my house and rented in one of the above towns you mentioned, after my second grader was called lazy by his teacher.i won't say what he has gone on to accomplish.
On the other hand, why don't WE teach some men about commitment after marriage and children. Having been a single parent, as well, I would rather peel potatoes on a cruise ship than be on the dole. I never considered myself an"issue contributing to the 11 th saddest cities in the country".
I wish you much luck in the future. I hope all your hard work in moving the city forward is realized. "
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Arizona Capitol Times Declares Steve Moak Frontrunner in District 3 Congressional Race -- Based on Internal Poll From Somebody's Campaign
The Arizona Capitol Times has declared a new frontrunner in the crowded District 3 Congressional primary.
Businessman Steve Moak, the paper claims, has taken over for Ben Quayle as the leader in the 10-person race.
Check out the Cap Times' assessment of the race after the jump.
According to Yellow Sheet, polling data shared with the paper by "one of the campaigns in the race" shows Quayle's support has been nearly cut in half in the past six weeks from 24 percent to 13 percent. Meanwhile Moak now leads the race with 17 percent of the vote -- a 12-point jump from a similar poll conducted in June.
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"Several Republican observers have attributed his gains to a media blitz, the cornerstone of which has been nearly $100,000 a week on television ads," Yellow Sheet ads.
The Cap Times' story about Moak's triumph and Quayle's downfall quickly gained steam in the more mainstream media -- that's where we found it, prior to seeing the actual article, which is published in ACT's more-exclusive pay-site, Yellow Sheet.
ACT reporter Jeremy Duda was even featured on ABC 15 nervously explaining the current pecking order of the primary candidates. Check it out below.
We've been following the race fairly closely and were shocked we hadn't heard about any new polling data.
We poked around on the Internet, called one of the campaigns, and were still unable to find the poll used as the basis for the article.
So, prior to reading the original Yellow Sheet article, we went straight to the horse's mouth -- we called Duda, who tells us the poll on which he's basing the dramatic shift was an internal poll given to him by one of the campaigns.
Duda wouldn't specify which campaign "shared" the poll with him, but we've got some news for him: internal polls are worth jack shit. They're often conducted with an agenda and tend to only make their way to the media when the candidate who had the poll conducted is in the lead.
The original article in Yellow Sheet discloses that the claims are based on an internal poll, but, like us, most people probably first heard the news when ABC 15 ran the story and more people undoubtedly saw it. There was no mention that the new numbers were based on an internal poll from one of the candidates in the ABC 15 report.
Quayle's campaign isn't exactly throwin' in the towel just yet, though.
"Polling is exceedingly difficult in this race because of the number of candidates and the rolling return of early ballots," Quayle campaign spokesman Meghan Rose tells New Times. "We will be running hard to the finish line, and Mr. Moak will be answering a lot of hard questions about his use of a non-profit organization to make himself a wealthy man and his unlawful concealment of the scheme from the IRS."
Read about Moak's charity/ for-profit business here.
In any event, it seems tales of Quayle's demise in the polls have been greatly exaggerated -- until we hear some poll numbers from someone other than one of his opponents, that is.
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Trying to find any sense in President Obama's stunning rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline and the 20,000 jobs it would have created, columnist Robert Samuelson writes today, "It isn't often that a president makes a decision that has no redeeming virtues and — beyond the symbolism — won't even advance the goals of the groups that demanded it. All it tells us is that Obama is so obsessed with his re-election that, through some sort of political calculus, he believes that placating his environmental supporters will improve his chances."
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The Wall Street Journal pointed out, "Keystone XL has been planned for years and only became a political issue after the well-to-do environmental lobby decided to make it a station of the green cross." And the Chicago Tribune added, "Blocking construction of the Keystone pipeline became the No. 1 objective of the green lobby, which raised concerns that construction and operation would pollute aquifers and destroy wildlife habitats. There just isn't much evidence for those threats, though."
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Samuelson emphasizes, "By law, Obama's decision was supposed to reflect 'the national interest.' His standard was his political interest." As Politico's Morning Energy reported on Thursday, "Environmentalists were thrilled with the decision, calling it the work of the man they went to the mat for in 2008 and predicted the president's decision will pay dividends in 2012. 'I think it shores up his base definitely,' says Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club."
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The family envisions five or six farmers leasing portions for vegetables and poultry. An orchard and beef cattle, perhaps.


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Michael Jackson merchandiser Bravado of the Universal Music
Group filed suit against Las Vegas company Julian Rouas Paris on
Thursday in federal court in Los Angeles.
Bravado alleges the perfume maker is illegally exploiting
Michael Jackson's name.
Owner Julian Rouas could not immediately be reached for comment.
His company and Joe Jackson have promoted the launch of Jackson
Tribute, a fragrance for men, and Jackson Legend, a fragrance for
Promotional material includes pictures of Michael Jackson.
Joe Jackson was not named as a defendant in the lawsuit.
Bravado is seeking $150,000 in statutory damages, as well as
punitive damages.
(Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 21:09, Joerg Heinicke wrote: > In conclusion: > 1. We need a patch for the HTMLSerializer for the namespace issue. > 2. A validation transformer seems to be really welcome. > 3. For human readability we do not need really a new serializer. What > about the indent parameter on the serializer (like indent in > <xsl:output/>)? At the moment you can set it to true, but this only adds > line breaks AFAIK and does not indent the code. Maybe we simply need a > patch too? Back to the start... I'm convinced there is a place for a tidyserializer. Its purpose is not to replace the htmlserializer, but it provides some features that can be useful in some cases (mainly validation and beautifying). FWIW, I'm +1 on adding the tidyserializer. -- Bruno Dumon http://outerthought.org/ Outerthought - Open Source, Java & XML Competence Support Center firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com
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Category: File Compression
File compression is the practice of packaging a file or files to use less disk space. The File Compression category includes software programs that will archive your files and extract archived files such as ZIP and RAR files. Many products in this category let you manage files and protect them with encryption. Notable titles include WinZip, WinRAR, and 7-Zip.