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I think they should've at least added a new boss to the 5th episode.
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Gez said:
If they had had more time to develop the game, there would have been five episodes in the first release (no SOTSR expansion) and D'Sparil would have been at the end of the fifth episode. Michael Raymond-Judy said about as much in an old interview.
Michael Raymond-Judy said:
In some ways it would have been nice to re-order the maps and move items so you could play the episodes with D'Sparil at the end, but that's not how it worked out.
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Two parts, on archive.org:
This is a small but dense level. There may be less than 100 enemies, but with the smaller rooms they can be annoying if you're not ready for them. Thankfully the strategy of taking care of them one area at a time should always work. I kind of get a little lost looking for the last few secrets but decided to not cut it out since it didn't eat up that much time. Let me know if you guys would rather I cut that out in the future - or if you're interested in watching me backtrack to treasure hunt. I can't remember all the secrets so forgive my bumbling around. Oh yeah, I almost forgot, we get a nice Iron Lich 'car wash' towards the exit. I found that amusing.
Just how many ophidians are going to be in this level anyhow? Well I didn't do a count, but there are quite a few. There's also a visit from an old, but very strong, friend, which we visit a little prematurely, and like Brave Sir Robin, immediately run away. Thankfully if we're just on the other side of the gate, he won't hurt us as much, but he can still attack. This level design also is very similar to The Labyrinth, if you'll remember. So far no levels have really been as difficult as E3M1, but will that change?
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My there are a lot of gargoyles in this level, and plenty of enemies. The name suggests that we should be afraid of this level, or at least the halls therein. However, there are a lot of halls but very little fear. Again, just like some of the previous levels, there is a 'passable' texture with an Ophidian behind it, and that is very annoying. But, a few blasts with the phoenix rod fixes that.
This level is very annoying, and in spots is just as difficult as The Storehouse (E3M1). Why? Because you have large collections of enemies in small spaces and sometimes your exit points will close behind you. Additionally, you have a very strong enemy in a very tight corridor, so you'll need split second reflexes to dodge an attack of his which can kill you even at 100 health. It's nice that they give you a method to get rid of three iron liches without them being thrown at you at the very end, but they get rid of this 'niceness' by introducing a new moving sector type - wind. Use your wings of wrath wisely and don't waste them, otherwise you'll never get to one of the secrets.
Finally, we get to meed D'Sparil. While there are initially only 22 monsters and 3 secrets in this level, don't let that fool you into thinking it's easy. Also, don't let the fact that D'Sparil has a less HP than a Maulotaur fool you either. He has an attack and defensive maneuver that is very annoying. He has a rather neat 'death' animation though, so I suppose that makes it worth it. This isn't the ending though - as we're going to have to deal with two more episodes soon enough.
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Da Werecat said:
If you found E3 difficult and annoying at times, I wonder what you will think about E4M1.
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E4 in Heretic is a lot like E4 in Ultimate Doom. Difficult at the beginning, much easier once you've collected some weapons and accumulated some ammo. E4M1 is the single most difficult experience I've had with stock Heretic levels. Even E5M1 is easier, as far as I remember.
Maybe you should try to complete a few more levels to see how it goes.
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A small tip: gauntlets + tome of power = 1 dead maulotaur.
Valkhorn said:
* In my practice runs, I never had any consistent luck getting the sabreclaws or the gargoyles to go through the crusher, so I'd rather not rely on it that much. It'd be nice but it's hard to predict where they'll go.
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It doesn't seem that hard to me. Here's a demo recorded on ZDoom 2.7.1 getting all of the starting gargoyles without firing a single shot. Works with GZDoom 1.8.4 as well: http://maniacsvault.net/loosefiles/crusher.lmp
I'm just as easily able to get the sabreclaws in the crusher, although it takes a few crushes for them to die.
And now the moment you've all been waiting for. I took a couple days off from LPing just to relax my brain before taking on this monster of a level, and yes, it is a monster of a level. If you thought The Storehouse (E3M1) was bad, just wait. This one is perhaps the worst level in the entire game. There are a ton of very difficult enemies, and you get very little ammo to deal with them. This recording is also over 30 minutes long because I'm not really able to rush through it. However, I tried to make it as interesting as possible, so enjoy. By the way, I am now using a hi-def texture pack and will use it for a few more videos at least. I am starting to like it now so let me know what you think. The visibility seems to be way better.
plums said:
Well done. Perseverance is the key to success after all. Couple things:
-Monsters will never get mad at the Maulotaur, so with Sabreclaws the only way to get the Maulotaur to attack them is to position them between the Maulotaur and you.
-While I don't like the high-res textures for playing, I think they add some contrast in most areas which is good for youtube.
-lol at the intro :D
No, I'm afraid this house isn't round or curved. This house is orthogonal. The level design here reminds me of MAP019 of Doom II - The Citadel. We have a centralized 'blockhouse' surrounded by four teleporters which each grant us access to the central portion. We must take all four teleporters (and yes I get confused on which teleporter to take), and then we'll face even more enemies. There are now two Maulotaurs in this level, but we are able to take them out without a problem in the usual fashion. I highly recommend getting rid of all the monsters in the middle section before getting the yellow key and dealing with the Disciples separately. You needn't waste ammo on the Maulotaurs, and you have great odds of getting at least one additional Tome of Power from killing an enemy. Save the outer rim for last so you can stock up on ammo before the next level.
You'd think an ambulatory would have something to do with an ambulance? Not really. An ambulatory is a place for walking around the apse of a monestary or church. So, in this level, we really do have a middle circle which we can walk around the central part of the level. Over time, it eventually opens up to make a complete circle. We also have a fun crusher area, but it's not worth wasting the time to get all of the enemies to walk through it. Some enemies just aren't going to follow you there.
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No we're not in a sepulcher by the sea, nor are we talking about Annabel Lee. This sepulcher is in a rocky place, and there's only one. However, it does give us access to the secret part of the level. I found this level to be extraordinarily easy compared to the hell we've just been through, but maybe the level designers decided to give us a little break? There is only one really difficult spot, but if you can grab the chaos device you'll be fine. Stock up on your ammo as much as you can because who knows what we'll have to deal with in the next level.
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The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed listless trade flat for the third consecutive session on Friday. ICICI Bank topped the buying list after better than expected numbers for Q4. Technology stocks too helped the market while State Bank of India, Reliance, BHEL, L&T and ITC were under pressure.
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This seems so simple, but I am not sure how to do it... In my car, I have linked my phone to the bluetooth. When I get in the car, it automatically connects, and all is well. At this point I can do phone calls, steam any application's sound, and control the media player in my phone. This is great....
Now the problem. If I am listening to the radio instead of media, the sound for the GPS and all notifications go to the car receiver which is set to radio, so I do not hear them. What I am hoping is that there is a widget available that allows me to quickly switch all sound that is not phone calls to the phone's speakers?
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After checking out numerous other home theater systems and their reviews, I decided to go with this Pioneer Surround Sound System. The reviews, though not many and hard to find, rated this very high in customer satisfaction. Pioneer is a trusted name and Walmart had them priced very reasonable. Upon receiving, though the information book was a little difficult to follow / comprehend due to all the technical language, the set up was fairly simple and easy to complete. Upon completion, I was immediately surrounded by quality sound. Very impressed and much better then other more expensive models that I had listened to. I have yet to totally tweak all the sound options available mainly because they are not needed with the quality of sound that the system produces right out of the box. Highly recommend for a quality and budget minded consumer. You won't be disappointed ... oh and by the way, the base, which is controllable is AWESOME and wall shaking !!!
I use this with my PS3 and it is great! It is connected via the fiber optic toslink cable which has its benefits. I use my PS3 for everything: Movies, Music, Gaming, Youtube, etc. So, while I switch from movies to music the settings on the receiver automatically switches to the best option i.e. from dolby digital surround to stereo. The small speakers are very deceiving because the produce great sound! The subwoofer has very clean deep bass. Great product especially for the price. The only downside with this system is that it doesn't have bluetooth connectivity or even the 3.5mm stereo jack to connect an external source like iPhone/iPod/iPad/MP3/Android Phone/Tablet. So I would recommend getting a "RCA Stereo 3.5mm Mini to RCA Y Adapter Cable" if you would like to connect an external source like that. I haven't owned it for long so I will come back with an update later.
I searched many different sites and many brands of systems before choosing this one. I put alot of faith in the consumer reviews that were on each site and I was not dissapointed. I bought this system to replace a 6 year old sony system and I am very satisfied with it. One of very few systems that has 4 HDMI inputs and the sound is amazing, even in my huge living room.
a ton of inputs, great sound and very deep clean bass. definitely wall shaking sound and very light on the pocketbook. Highly recommend this piece.
Very simple to set up. Awesome sound with deep bass. If you're into quality sound, this is a great unit. It has several features that I haven't even figured out how to use but really aren't needed in my opinion. I highly recommend this system to anyone wanting full surround sound with various surround options.
you want movie theater sound then this is the system for you. It has all the latest features, as many connections as you could want and at a great price. This is perfect for any medium to large room. You wont be dissapointed!!!
Back in the early 80s I had a Pioneer stereo receiver that was absolutely superior in sound quality, so when looking for a replacement for my existing 9+ year old JVC home theater system that had started to develop problems, I decided on this package. Now, after using it each evening over a full month, I'm still in awe over its quality.
Obviously Pioneer has maintained totally exceptional quality through all the years. Of course it's been too long ago for me to accurately compare this unit with the old one, so I'll just say this package is possibly as good as they get. And don't be concerned about the small size of that subwoofer. It produces such clear and strong lows that I usually keep it turned down a couple of notches.
Buy this package only if you want the best, then read the manual and be patient with learning how to set up your personal preferences.
Once I got it set up, I was very pleased with the sound quality. It surpassed my expectations. I must admit that it took awhile to set up because the instructions did not seem to match the ports on my TV or other components. Understandably, the instructions state what ports and cable to use on the receiver, but did not show where to connect the other end to the TV and/or components I was using with it. For example, the instructions show to use an optical audio cable, which I purchased separately, only to find that my TV does not have a matching optical audio cable port (the connection tip did not match my TV's digital audio port. I ended up buying a digital audio cable, not the optical type to use with my TV. Also, I would advise anyone who has problems getting both a DVD or Blue-ray player to play in addition to getting the TV cable/satellite to play sound through the system, to make note of the Signal Selection "Signal Sel") control on the remote control.
In short, be sure to hook up a digital cable from the receiver to your TV and use the signal selection control to select your TV or DVD/Blu-ray player. I was pulling my hair out until I discovered these two necessities. But once I did, I was very satisfied with the system.
Product exceeds my expectations. OUTSTANDING sound. If you can't decide on a hoome theater system. This is it ! Go Pioneer
Used Site to Store to receive this product because I didn't want to have to be available all day waiting for delivery on the delivery date. It actually got delivered to the store earlier than projected, which was nice. I was out running some errands when I received he text message on my phone and was able to pick it up while out instead of having to make two trips. This sound system has really enhanced my enjoyment of all the shows, sporting events and movies I watch and was fairly easy to set up. Only draw back was having to get a digital optical/sound cable but once hooked up the room came alive. I would recommend this system to everyone.
Just {WOW} Crisp , Clean remarkable sound from tiny satelite speakers even @ high volume. With the price of only 300 dollars you have a reciever you can depend upon. PIONEER you have a winner here. con no front I-POD hookup.CD player units have this feature ENJOY.
great surround system.you cannot go wrong with this one.
very satisfied with it.
The system has a nice clean sound to it, and you can turn it up pretty loud without loss of clarity. The amount of different inputs is really what exceeded my expectations. The system is great for video games and music at the same time, i would defiantly recommend this product.
Ihave have read other reviews on this unit which led me to purchase it. I'm pleasantly surprised by the sound produced from this stereo. For the price it is hard to beat. I had an old bose system that did not produce the sound that this unit does. I'm not saying that the newer Bose units are better but was happy with how well this pioneer sounds. I would reccommend this to anyone who does not want to spend alot of money, but likes god sound. Great product.
There is no dvd player but I am pleased with the Pioneer system that less than $300.
I bought this product to go with my 47 inch Vizio. Awesome sound. Does not come supplied with any HDMI cable. My TV is wi-fi, had a hard time getting the surround sound to work on Netflix and Vudu movies. No where in the manual can you find how to get the sound from the wi-fi. You have to buy an optical cable, and the sound keeps breaking up.
Very cool quality for price, I'm very pleased with this home teather. I'm impressed with quality parts for the money. Good purchase!!
This is being returned....we thought it waas wireless!!!!!!!!!!11
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Excellent value for money ulta-wide angle lens ideal for use with a 1.6x FOVCF DSLR such as the Canon 550D or 60D. It has a fast f/2.8 aperture enabling it to operate better in low light conditions. The lens does have a shorter focal length than some. Auto focussing is reasonably fast and reasonably quiet. Seems to be well built and robust and operates smoothly. Very easy to switch between AF and MF by shifting the focus ring forward or backward. Comes supplied with a good quality hood.
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This is my first wide angled lens and it doesn't fail to impress right out of the box.Rock solid build quality and feels and performs like a proper lens.Images falloff slightly at 11mm 2.8f and dont try to use any in built flash as you'll get a shadow at the bottom of the image due to the 77mm size.Focusing is all internal and the focus ring just rotates when on AF. Switching to MF is excellent as you just grab any part of the focus ring and pull it toward you.The CA is noticable, but managable as well as the distortion (a quick google will reveal many tools to help fix this if needed.)Excellent for both indoor & outdoor shots. Outstanding for landscape.Would like it to be a little sharper, but its such a minor point its hardly a show stopper.All in all and great lens.
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Jeanine Browne knew something was amiss the moment she strolled into the Public Garden yesterday morning with her 5-month-old whippet, Cocoa . Birds were chirping, the grass was green, and families were playing football in sweatshirts, no hats or gloves needed.
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"I want icicles dripping from the trees. I want 32 degrees. I want a white Christmas," Browne protested. "I might as well be in San Francisco if I wanted a Christmas like this."
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Forty five degrees in Boston? Wow, I can remember throwing a football outside the house in Mass back in the late sixties and the temperature was almost 70.
Seems like it's really getting colder down there in fantasy land.
Twas on Christmas day.
Warm winters have occurred since the Founders were here, and before too I'm sure. It's not a new phenomenon. It may happen a bit more often now, but I don't think it much to do with us.
I loved not having slush/snow/rain/clouds on my birthday (the 19th). It was a bit cold, but it was bright and sunny and that never happens on my birthday.
I loved driving out to see my dad on Christmas Eve because it was warm and we didn't have to worry about ice/snow on the highways and I didn't have to "bundle" up.
Some people really don't know a good thing when they've got it.
Paging Shelby Scott.
>>Forty five degrees in Boston?
One year on Dec 1st it managed to hit 60. From my back
porch here in Beverly I could see people on Jet-Skis out
in the harbor!
>>I thought y'all Yankees could drive in all that stuff.
Actually there was something on the news here in Boston
about a woman dying of emphazyma and her relatives trucked
in some snow (maybe was actually ice via an ice company)
so she could have her last Christmas be a White Christmas...
in the Boston area, some of us are referred to as Yankees
(esp. of Olde English heritage) but usually that term
refers to a NY baseball team that we DON'T like. :)
Stay warm & dry...just think how cold and wet you would be without global warming ;)
Here in Iowa, temps are moderating. Winters have been warmer, but the summers cooler. Not really warming or cooling, just narrower extremes and more erratic weather patterns.
In the last several years we have had frosts around the 18th of May. Very rare indeed. Our first frost this year was in September. Yet we've also had mild winters, a few years ago I picked salad out of the garden Christmas eve.
Does anyone remember the buttass cold of '93 - '95? I lived in Chicago those years and had to walk 15 blocks to work. I remember many subzero days and a few record low mornings at -25. No global warming those years. Funny how that gets forgotten.
Quebec and now San Francisco.... You must be more of an anomaly than the most of us on Free Republic considering the probability of you NOT being a socialist having lived in both those places consecutively. I'm the only GOP Jew in my family for two generations so I can understand being an anomaly.
Yeah, I visited Chicago that winter and swore to God I would never come back because it was so cold... I went back to Denver, started driving truck over the road and was through Chicago damn near every week for a year. Shows you what good making promises does.
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Europe's Entry into the Venture Capital Business: Efficiency and Policy
This paper provides new evidence on Europe's experience with venture capital in the 1990s. Individual countries' activity is not solely determined by country characteristics and a purely domestic history, but also by a common European experience: the interdependence of valuations in primary equity markets. Each country must seek to improve the efficiency of its venture capital sector independently. Specific policies should depend on initial conditions and on the evolution of micro-efficiency. Initial public offerings backed by venture capital provide the appropriate window to look at the relative efficiency of individual venture capital organizations and their learning process over time. This paper is part of the international research programme on European Integration, Financial Systems and Corporate Performance (EIFC) carried out within the European Commission's specific programme "Improving the Human Research Potential and the Socio-Economic Knowledge Base". A first draft was discussed at the final EIFC programme workshop held on February 23, 2004, at the Kiel Institute for World Economics. Helpful comments from Douglas J. Cumming and other workshop participants as well as financial support from the European Union, DG Research (Contract No. HPSE—CT—1999—00039), are gratefully acknowledged. The project homepage is maintained by Anthony Bartzokas at www.intech.unu.edu/whoswho/index.htm.
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