I have been receiving some delicious complaints about Hana R getting too many special free outfits on Pangya Global. Cecilia R was just released earlier on the Global Server earlier this month, full of bugs and what not; however, she was not as emphasized much in regards to free event sets. I spent the past few days burning my Grand Prix tickets to get Sheep Dolls to send to Cadie to turn them into Variety Gift Box Rs. Three of them were enough to complete the uniform. That took eight Event Grand Prix go-arounds on Wiz City on my end as well as my alts.
My alt account did so well that it defeated an established World Pro by one stroke while beating my main account in terms of score. Wiz City is a course that I can only do when I have Auto Calipers and Assist on because it allows me to hit the right spots on the booster gates. In addition, hitting the power spin correctly is absolutely important because it improves my chance of my comet remaining on the green, instead of spinning out of bounds.
My alt account scored a -31, which is unheard of by my standards. Normally, I score in the mid 20's on a map like Wiz City, but to hit the 30's on my alt account, which is used as a foil to my main on VS. match play games, is proof that my alt does have use after all. My alt account is now a Pro C, while my main account is now a World Pro A. Both my accounts are still pro accounts, but that could change in two or three months' time.
Anyway, back to the complaints. Here's a sample of some of them. The names have been nixed to protect the butthurt/asspained/etc.
--- Really I hate it. I thought as we got Nuri R and Hana R "Yes, now they have to make some more clothes for Nuri" (for Your information. I like Nuri the most, so i would have been really really happy to see some more. And i Think Male clothes are really rare.) But now we have them for some time... and what did we get? Hana R Halloween Set Hana R Moulin Rouge Set And NOW Hana R Sheep Set Where is Nuri R Halloween Set? Where is Nuri R Santa Outfit? And where is Nuri R Sheep Outfit? Really Pangya i love the free outfits, but does it have to be only Hana? We got TWO New characters not one. I know the guys are left out the most of the time, but this is sadder than sad. I would appraise if pangya would make some more for him too. There are soo many Mangas and Animes or RPGs with lovely Male Clothes. There are Thiefs, Knights, Sorcerer, Warrior etc. etc. really look in your typical RPG Games you get really great outfits for male character. So where ist the Problem? (I Know i think i know your reason, because the most players are Male and so the favorit Charakters are the females with big Pang!.) I dont like this dismiss from Nuri R. I dont like this dismiss from All Male Charakter. As Max had his Birthday Outfits i thought "Yay they make now clothes for all Guys it is really time for this" But i was disappointed, because this was the only male clothe for free and for the guys. (The most gacha clothes are only for female) Really why cant you give the guys a little different Clothes as the girls? I would have liked to have Fairy Guys (Really Thinkerbell has some Guys so why cant they have such Outfits?) I would have liked santa outfits for them. Or special Agents. Or Docs. Most of all i would really like Princes and Kings. Where are the typical Male Outfits i can think of? I know this rant ist here on the wrong side, because the maker are not here but in Korea, but i have to rant and hope i´m not the only one, and maybe... maybe this Guys here from Gamerage have a little bit Kontakt with the makers and can send some wishes. We would like to have more guy outfits. And really i think if they would make some more for the male Charakters, we would spend money for them. (I know some of us like Kaz, Nuri or Max, so why cant they have more?) (And i think i would like to have a king to my princesses ;P Or the Punky Guy etc.) What do you guys think about this Favoritism from Hana R and the females? I know most of the time the newest Characters are the favorit and get most of the new Clothes (I understand really) But now we have had Nuri R and Hana R at the same time... and only hana gets good stuff. I like her really and i like her new R, but i would have liked to see more Nuri R. I see it coming. Now with Cecilia R Nuri R is lost and can make his place in the corner, because i cant play him at the moment, because my old Nuri ist better than him and i dont get the chance to make Nuri R Better, because i dont get Stuff for him. --- I've made my thoughts pretty clear on this numerous times since the remodels release. And I stand by what I've said. The reason why females get preference, is because of the physical/sexual appeal. Assuming that the playerbase (at least in KR, since that's who we get our content off) is mostly males, then the idea of looking at womanly jiggly-bits is going to rake in more money than ogling dudes. Yes, there are also people who do want to see more stuff for the guys, but from what I've seen, we are in the minority there. --- Girls = $$$$ Ceci was never popular to begin with due to her high Curve (Most Glasses are +10) Hana R is getting the attention because they know that people will put loads of money into her. Kooh, Arin, Lucia, Spika, Nell. Those characters will get loads of attention when their R Versions come around. I can bet a Dolfini on it.... ---
End comments.
I have played this game for over a year and a half, and I have concluded that there is a core group of six characters that a majority of players prefer to play as: Hana, Kooh, Arin, Lucia, Nell and Spika. By this token, the next series of free rares will most likely come after the Kooh remodel. I would advise for the fans who are slighted by this to wait and check out the remodels for Azer, Max and Kaz. Those three should shut the frustrated female gamers on the Global server up until Kooh R comes around.
You lift my heart up when the rest of me is down (never) You, you enchant me even when you're not around (never) If there are boundaries, I will try to knock them down (never) I’m latching on, babe, now I know what I have found (never)
I feel we're close enough I wanna lock in your love I think we’re close enough Could I lock in your love, baby?
Now I've got you in my space I won’t let go of you (never) Got you shackled in my embrace I’m latching on to you (never)
Now I've got you in my space I won’t let go of you (never) Got you shackled in my embrace I’m latching on to you (never)
I’m so encaptured, got me wrapped up in your touch (never) Feel so enamored, hold me tight within your clutch (never) How do you do it, you got me losing every breath (never) What did you give me to make my heart bleed out my chest (never)?
I feel we're close enough I wanna lock in your love I think we’re close enough Could I lock in your love, baby? I feel we’re close enough I wanna lock in your love I think we’re close enough Could I lock in your love, baby?
Now I've got you in my space I won’t let go of you (never) Got you shackled in my embrace I’m latching on to you (never)
Now I've got you in my space I won’t let go of you (never) Got you shackled in my embrace I'm latching on to you (never)
Latching on to you (I'm latching on to you) I won't let go of you (never) (No, I won't let go) Latching on to you (How you wanna get down) I won't let go of you (I won't let go, I won't let go)
ARLINGTON, Texas – The promise of returning the Ohio State Buckeyes to national prominence was enough for Urban Meyer to end a brief coaching sabbatical back in 2011.
Three seasons later, the job is done, although the program is just getting started.
Ohio State won the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship here Monday, defeating Oregon 42-20.
The Buckeyes overcame four turnovers thanks to the power running of Ezekiel Elliott (36 carries, 246 yards, four touchdowns), the brilliant play of quarterback Cardale Jones (16-of-23 passing for 242 yards, a passing TD and a rushing TD) and a defense that swallowed the vaunted Ducks attack, forcing six punts.
"This goes down as one of the great stories in college football history," Urban Meyer said in regards to Buckeyes' improbable championship run.
For Meyer, a 50-year-old native of Ashtabula, Ohio, this is his third national title, adding to his two at Florida (2006, 2008). He also posted non-championship undefeated seasons at Utah (2004) and Ohio State (2012).
The most remarkable thing about this team is that it arrived seemingly a year ahead of schedule, full of talented sophomores Meyer believed would form a title contender next season. OSU will certainly open the year at No. 1 in the polls and a favorite to repeat.
The dominance of these Buckeyes (14-1) opens up the question whether Meyer is college football’s top coach, a title most often given to Alabama’s Nick Saban.
It’s a subjective title that spurs debate online and through talk radio. Saban’s four national titles (three at 'Bama, one at LSU) still trumps Meyer by one.
However, these Buckeyes showed Meyer at his best, recruiting and then meshing talent into a cohesive unit, developing players to maximize their ability and finally instilling them with confidence and motivating them to victory.
Ohio State was a betting underdog in each of its past three games against Wisconsin, Alabama and Oregon. Jones, a redshirt sophomore, started the season as the third-stringer but was more than ready to step in immediately and, if anything, improve the offense when needed.
And a defense that was physical enough to go toe-to-toe with 'Bama, proved versatile enough to contain a tricky, fast-paced Oregon offense led by Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota, who played well (23-of-34 passing for 310 yards and two touchdowns) but after the game’s first drive couldn’t get the Ducks moving like they often do.
A combination of old-school, smash-mouth strength and modern spread principles make the Buckeyes offense a nightmare to prepare against. The defense is both physical and fluid. And the team just doesn’t rattle, overcoming an early season loss to Virginia Tech and running off 13 consecutive victories to give the Big Ten much-needed national credibility.
Meyer is now 142-26 overall and 37-3 in Columbus, where he coveted the chance to revitalize a program he grew up rooting for under legendary coach Woody Hayes.
He left coaching for a year to concentrate on his health and spend more time with his family. He returned, in part, because the possibilities at Ohio State were too great. He vowed to bring an SEC mentality to the Big Ten, stepping up recruiting and competitiveness.
Now he has the title to signal the return to excellence.
And who knows how many more are coming to Columbus, where he is just getting started.
FRISCO, Texas -- Carson Wentz didn't come all the way to Texas to be the quarterback for the end of North Dakota State's run of FCS championships.
Faced with that unsettling possibility, Wentz answered with a dramatic history-making drive.
Wentz ran 5 yards for the winning touchdown about a minute after Tre Roberson's 58-yard run put Illinois State ahead, and the Bison became the first team to win four straight FCS titles with a thrilling 29-27 victory Saturday.
"Right when that clock hit zero, I had so many emotions I couldn't say anything," Wentz said. "I didn't know whether to cry or to be happy. It was just unbelievable."
North Dakota State (15-1) lost a nine-point lead in the fourth quarter, but answered quickly after falling behind. RJ Urzendowski had catches of 32 and 33 yards to get the Bison in scoring range, and Wentz broke a tackle around the 5 and eased into the end zone with 37 seconds left, capping a 78-yard drive in six plays.
Roberson threw three touchdown passes, but also an interception to Esley Thorton in the final seconds trying to get the Redbirds (13-2) in field goal range in their first national title appearance.
"Like we have all year long, we fought really hard to get back in the game after some mistakes and were able to take the lead," Illinois State coach Brock Spack said. "They made some big-time plays at the end to win it. It was just very, very close."
It looked as if the Bison would finally have a disappointing trip to the professional soccer stadium north of Dallas that has become their second home when Roberson faked a handoff to 2,000-yard rusher Marshaun Coprich, went to his left and cut upfield on the midfield logo. He ran untouched to the end zone.
A failed 2-point conversion left the Redbirds with a 27-23 lead with 1:38 remaining.
Wentz hit Urzendowski on a crossing route for 32 yards on the first play of the next drive, and later unloaded the ball deep with pressure coming when Urzendowski, a freshman who had 100 yards on five catches, found the ball while safety DraShane Glass never looked back for the throw inside the 10.
Wentz scored on the next play, to the delight of yet another mostly green- and yellow-clad crowd that celebrated again about 40 miles from where Oregon and Ohio State will play for the first title in FBS' College Football Playoff National Championship Presented by AT&T on Monday night.
"The first one, I don't know. We didn't draw it up like that," said Wentz, who had 237 yards passing and a touchdown and another 87 yards on the ground. "And the second one, quite frankly, was a terrible throw. RJ made a heck of a play."
The Bison won a de facto Missouri Valley Conference title game between league co-champions that didn't play in the regular season -- the first time two teams from the same conference have played for the FCS crown.
Wentz led a rally that added a title a year after predecessor Brock Jensen set an FCS record for quarterbacks with 48 victories.
"With our guys, I never saw any doubt in their mind," said North Dakota State coach Chris Klieman, the former defensive coordinator who over for Craig Bohl after last season's title. "The way it went back and forth on this kind of stage was pretty special."
North Dakota safety Christian Dudzik had five tackles in his 61st start, believed to be a first for a Division I player, to highlight a senior class that had more national titles (four) than losses (58-3 record). Appalachian State is the only other FCS team to win three straight titles.
Wentz, already the school record-holder for yards passing in a season, threw for 237 yards and a touchdown and had 87 yards rushing.
Roberson, an Indiana transfer, had 161 yards rushing and 157 passing, while Coprich added 106 yards on the ground.
Adam Keller had three field goals for North Dakota State, breaking the FCS single-season record for kickers with 145 points before his final point-after attempt was blocked to give the Redbirds a chance to win with a field goal.
Roberson reached the 44 in the final seconds, but Thorton won a tussle for the ball on a throw over the middle. The interception was held up on review.
"Time was running out," Roberson said. "I was trying to make a play and I made a dumb throw in the middle of the field. I shouldn't have made that throw."
MOBILE, Ala. — Toledo running back Kareem Hunt dealt with some tough moments during this 2014 season, missing three games and a good part of two other games because of an ankle injury.
Even so, the sophomore star never let the adversity derail him off the track of success.
After finishing the regular season as the third-leading rusher in the nation (151.1 yards per game), Hunt made his final game of the year one to remember, rushing 32 times for 271 yards and five touchdowns in the Rockets’ 63-44 win over Arkansas State in the GoDaddy Bowl on Sunday night at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
Hunt broke the GoDaddy Bowl record for touchdowns in a game and tied the school single-game record, ending the season on an enormous high. He scored on runs of 4, 44, 29, 6 and 1 yard, helping the Toledo ground game pile up 365 yards and seven touchdowns on 53 carries.
“It was really tough when I was hurt,” said Hunt, the offensive MVP of the game. “I had to go to rehab every day and fought hard to get healthy again. It feels good to have a game like this after everything I went through this year.”
Hunt left quite an impression on the Red Wolves, as he dominated them behind a veteran offensive line.
“There is probably a more politically correct way to say it, but that dude is a beast,” Arkansas State coach Blake Anderson said. “He runs through arm tackles, and his legs never stop churning. He’s also got a pretty good offensive line in front of him.”
Toledo coach Matt Campbell also distributed some of the credit to the senior-laden line.
“I don’t think you can talk about Kareem’s performance without mentioning those linemen, the blocking of our tight ends and our wide receivers,” Campbell said. “It was an all-in effort.”
Hunt will be back next season, looking to build on his vast potential.
“He’s a young man who continues to get better day in and day out,” Campbell said. “You can tell he has tremendous talent. The sky is the limit for him.”
Hunt added, “I can go as far as I want to if I keep working hard at getting better. This game definitely gave me a lot of confidence going into next season.”
