Updated at 8:28 a.m. on Jan. 14: The union representing more than 8,000 King Soopers workers is heading back to the bargaining table today as day three of the strike gets underway. Read CPR's latest report on the ongoing strike right here.
Colorado Springs-area locations could see demonstrations later in the week. The union has decided to stagger strikes along the Front Range so workers from the metro area can support those in Colorado Springs and vice versa.
Castle Strike Patch 12
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Dev Comment: Boon Priest is not common or overly powerful at most levels of play, but it is the best performing deck at high legend and it wins through frustrating play patterns. We wanted to give it a couple small adjustments to make it more in line with the rest of the meta, especially after the other adjustments in this patch.
The goal of Castle Wars is to take the enemy's standard, or flag, from their castle and return it to the standard in your own castle's keep, gaining 1 point each time. Players must prevent the opposing team from taking your standard by defending your castle. This can be done by killing, or simply using barricades and other equipment. Slain players will respawn in the starting area within the game, so both sides are constantly fighting with a near (if not totally) equal numbered team.
One catapult is located in each team's castle's wall. Players may use the catapult if they have ammunition (rocks), which they can obtain from tables on the ground floor[UK]1st floor[US]. After players have ammo, they can operate the catapult by clicking on it. A display will open up and players must then choose a square on their side of the river. Catapults can be destroyed by the enemy team using a tinderbox or an explosive potion. A toolkit can fix a broken catapult, and a catapult that is on fire can be put out with a bucket of water. The catapult may be difficult to use as players normally keep moving, though it can be a valuable assist in battles at the feet of the wall. Lower level players often use the catapult as it allows them to deal damage anywhere from 1 to over 10,000 damage (if striking a group of enemies) with less risk to themselves. Players who have finished the Catapult Construction quest will deal higher damage than normal when using the catapult.
This area usually the site of a brutal slug-fest between both teams during the beginning of the match. Players will frequently run into each other and attack with no discretion at all. Controlling the middle gives the team an advantage over the other, but in a typical match, the middle area is contested by both sides with no gain to either side. If the island is controlled, attackers from the driven-back team still make their run for the enemy flag while the other team is given a clear route to the enemy castle. If this happens, much of the fighting will move to the castle, allowing someone to more easily steal the flag.
In the 27 May 2010 update, ballista platforms were added throughout the map, mainly by the bases, stepping stones, and by the bridges going to the central island. There are eight in total. Individual players can purchase the four parts and ammunition for the ballista from the Castle Wars rewards store, and all of the parts are required to set it up. Depending on which of the eight platforms you choose to setup your ballista on, there will be three or four directions in which it can be aimed, by rotating it (it cannot be aimed towards a castle wall). You are able to take up to 100 pieces of ballista ammo into a match to load the ballista with; a loaded ballista will automatically fire upon the first enemy to cross in front of where it's aiming, using up one piece of ammo, and will continue at targets in this way until it runs out of ammo.
These can be picked up on one of the tables on the ground floor[UK]1st floor[US] of the castles. Barricades can be placed in most places in the arena, and they are used to "block" the opposing team, hindering their ability to capture your standard. When somebody tries to walk around the barricade, the game will delay their character for about 3 seconds unless the player manually clicks around the barricade.If barricades are set up at the ends of the stairs, it will only allow one way direction transport; for example, if a player is going up the stairs and the other end is being blocked by a barricade, the player can still go up and will be stood on the barricade's square. However once the player moves off of this square, they will be unable to go back down the stairs unless the barricade has been destroyed.
Here you'll find a list of hotfixes that address various issues related to World of Warcraft: Shadowlands, Burning Crusade Classic and WoW Classic. Some of the hotfixes below take effect the moment they were implemented, while others may require scheduled realm restarts to go into effect. Please keep in mind that some issues cannot be addressed without a client-side patch update. This list will be updated as additional hotfixes are applied.
The Swordfighter's default moveset has not been changed significantly, with only several attacks being altered (dash attack is now a wide dashing slash, and up smash now consists of two slashes that can hit three times in front). However, the Swordfighter's aerial attacks have been given lowered lag due to the universal reduction of landing lag, patching up the Swordfighter's notorious lag issues in SSB4. As a result, the Swordfighter arguably benefits the most from universal changes (in comparison to the other Mii Fighters), as many of their aerials can now start true combos and function as safe landing options, which is additionally beneficial due to their use of a disjointed weapon.
Mii Swordfighter so far has received the fewest changes in patches compared to the other Mii Fighters (due to not receiving any buffs or nerfs in patches 2.0.0 and 3.1.0 unlike the other Miis). The Swordfighter has been given few changes throughout the game but has mainly received nerfs. In patch 3.0.0, Chakram, Gale Strike, and Shuriken of Light were nerfed, as a result of all dealing less shield damage due to the overall nerf to projectiles from the patch.
On the other hand, Mii Swordfighter has received some buffs. In patch 3.0.0 and patch 4.0.0 respectively, their edge attack was given more range, and Blurring Blade was made to connect more reliably. In patch 7.0.0 increased Mii Swordfighter's shield size; They were the only Mii Fighter that received this change.
In patch 9.0.0, Mii Swordfighter received a buff to Hero's Spin, making the move connect with itself more reliably. This change was simply reverting a shadow nerf from 2.0.0 that caused Hero's Spin to not connect on the final hit unless the player moved backwards on their joystick for the last hit. Being an undocumented change, it was rumored to have been an accident, the rumor being supported by 9.0.0's hotfix of the move.
Gibraltar is a mountainous Legend. His tactical ability Dome of Protection creates a temporary half-dome shield that can be walked through, but not fired through. His passive ability Gun Shield causes a shield to form around the upper half of his body whenever he aims down sights; this shield takes some damage before breaking. His ultimate ability Defensive Bombardment causes a damaging and stunning cluster strike to land on a targeted location.
If you do travel using your Season ticket and the strike action means your journey with Avanti West Coast is delayed by 15 minutes or more, you can claim Delay Repay compensation within 28 days of the journey, here.
TfL is carrying out a comprehensive targeted communications campaign to ensure customers are aware of the strike and can prepare in advance. Customers on the routes affected are being contacted, bus stops served by affected buses will display information posters and announcements will be made in bus stations.
[Update Jan 11] In response to a stability issue, the Triple Layer Safe Home item from the Misty Island Legacy content will temporarily be disabled until patch v239. You will still be able to obtain the item from Misty Island Legacy and place the item in your Home, but the functionality of the item will be disabled for the time being. Thank you for your patience.
No information disclosed about the patch 1.1.17.The GOG changelog however shows that the patch 1.1.17 (R17369) was released on 23 January 2023, as if it was equivalent to the Lost Islands update (1.1.18).They both have the same R number.
Devs have shared a good amount of information about the new DLC, which are all gathered on its own article. Other than that, there has been no patch notes disclosed, although some changes not related to Dead Lands have been applied to the game. The following list then has been written by the community:
Bus drivers at Abellio garages plan to strike on 11 days over the Christmas period and into January, with the first on Saturday 24 December and the last day of action on Thursday 26 January. This is expected to affect 59 routes, mainly in west and south London. Transport for London (TfL) is advising customers in the affected areas to check before they travel and leave more time for their journeys. 2ff7e9595c