Japan is a country that in its modernity has very clear rituals that need to be followed for certain occasions, and this was even more true in the Country at War period that Total War: Shogun 2 is tackling. The developers at The Creative Assembly have chosen to portray the customs in three major ways: through the re... |
5 April 2011
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Blizzard may have broken our hearts when it announced that it wouldn't release Diablo III any time this year, but the recently released update for the monk class tries to make amends. The update features a deep look into the nature of the monk, offering a few details on his nature, the person behind the humble c... |
10 February 2010
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BlizzCon was a flood of news, with the company talking to fans about the fresh World of Warcraft expansion, named Cataclysm, about Starcraft II and its wonderful map editor, and, of course, about Diablo III, announcing yet another character class, the Street Fighter-inspired close quarters Monk.But one detail went pr... |
27 August 2009
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BlizzCon was in full swing at the end of last week and it brought forth a lot of announcements regarding all of the popular properties from Blizzard, from World of Warcraft to StarCraft and everything in between. But while many people clamored over the new expansion for WoW, dubbed Cataclysm, the company also reveale... |
24 August 2009
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For some 20 years now, Buddhist monk Hua Chi has been praying in the same spot in the temple he lives in. Over so many years, the soles of his feet have become perfectly ingrained in the wood of the floor, and have now reached a depth of 1.2 inches in some places. The monk is so devoted that he does anywhere between ... |
27 February 2009
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Buddha means 'awake,' and some Buddhist monks seem to have taken the name a tad too far and literally. On Tuesday, Thai officials have asked monks to avoid using social networking sites to woo women, according to Reuters. One advocacy group found that some of the holy men, instead of sharing their enlighten... |
4 March 2008
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The mysterious Tibet is experiencing a cultural shock between the Lamaist Buddhism, with its spiritual leader Dalai Lama, who fled in 1959, and the Chinese modernization, the emergent power which is changing Tibet as it had not made it since the People's Army put an end to the theocracy in 1951. The spirit again... |
29 September 2007
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