This memory recall activity will help children develop internal rehearsal skills, which are useful for short-term memory. Convert the classic game of memory where you turn over cards two at a time to uncover pairs into a speech and language therapy activity. This is especially useful for children with very limited speech.
This game elicits visual images to develop recall skills. Keep this going to create a long list, until the child is unable to recall everything.
If the child is struggling to remember objects, come up with absurd ideas — these are easier to recall! Using a toy phone or an old cell phone with a keypad, ask children to pretend to make a phone call. Make up a string of numbers, asking the child to repeat before dialing. You can continue to practice speaking with this game by role-playing a call for either a realistic situation or something obscure and funny.
This activity is great for both improving general speaking skills, and enhancing confidence for using a phone. Have you had success with any of the above activities?
What games and resources do YOU use for memory recall? Share your feedback and suggestions with us in the comments. Looking for a therapy job? Your students will enjoy the fun theme, which incorporates visual discrimination and visual attention skills.
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Lumosity targets these cognitive skills and more. Lumosity takes tasks from the lab and turns them into fun games. We interpret your scores to offer actionable feedback and rich insights into your cognition. Work out with a fresh set of games each day to keep you challenged. Detailed progress tracking helps maintain your brain training habit. No matter your age or skill level, Lumosity knows that all brains are different, and our program adapts to your unique strengths and weaknesses.
I appreciate the variety and multiplicity of games and the feeling of personalization. The daily workouts are welcome, more fun than push ups, and they make my day go even better. Lots of great games and it comes with tutorials that help you understand the game. When we are ready to take this technology to your worlds, there are a few things we look at in order to determine if the world is a candidate for merge, including but not limited to population size and overall engagement.
Tactically, worlds are merged within a world-set. This allows us to streamline the merge process by removing the requirement to check for multiple characters per player this is why only one character is allowed per world set , as well as checking language recommendations recommendations are made at the set level. But there is more nuance to these merges. While we cannot guarantee exact matches, we make every attempt to choose worlds for merge that are complementary.
Players on worlds identified for merge will be informed in advance of the plan. Players with characters on a merge candidate world will not lose their progress including gold, items, faction, and company ; however, territories will belong to the companies on the partner world. For example, if World X is confirmed as a merge candidate, and World Y is identified as the partner world: Players on World Y are not impacted, other than an influx of players on the world.
World Y territory ownership persists after the merge. Companies are compensated 50K Coin, which is 3. World X characters are relocated to World Y - characters, companies, housing, gold, and owned items remain intact, but territory ownership will not persist on the new world.
At this time we are not offering transfers to players after a world has been merged. This position may change as we learn more. We recently fixed a bug where, if many players from a faction all turned in PvP missions at the same time, the influence was applied to the race, but not credited to the company.
That fix seems to have resolved most cases of this; if you are aware of other issues please let us know. We have also received a few reports of players being unable to select a tier of war camp. We are investigating why this is occurring but have not been able to track down the issue yet, so no timeline for a fix yet.
Luck Thanks for your questions and feedback regarding our luck system! There are two ways we interpret luck: An overall scale that you can think of as a ratio of when things occur or a percentage chance to occur.
A relative scale that has a movable odds range based on other values we add into it. Things like enemies and searchable containers use Method 1 above, where anything in their drop list can occur, and your luck stat increases the likelihood of you getting the less common items in the list.
There are entire sets of items that drop less frequently than other sets, and equipment is a great example of how we do this. Rarer still are the more context-specific Expedition sets and Named Items.
Common items have the broadest possible perk roll variety, Family sets have slightly more narrow perk roll variety and a higher chance to roll perks, and Elite sets only come from Gold-Bar elite enemies and have narrower perk rolls and an even higher chance to roll perks. Gatherables but not Fishing use method 2 above. As your Luck stat increases, it gradually enables new items to drop from the tables. This means that if your luck values are totally unmodified, there are some items in those tables that it are impossible for you to obtain without a bonus.
We also use it to plant little surprises and new things to find as you level your gathering skills! If you only increased your luck by , you would have a 0.
With gatherables in particular, increasing your gathering skill adds base luck to your roll, with Level granting a total bonus of to your base rolls. Thanks for the interest in our luck system! It was fun to answer it. See you in Aeternum! Incentivizing Players to Join a Less Dominant Faction To help balance factions we currently have 2 mechanisms in place. First, we give underdog factions extra influence to give them a better chance at earning the right to declare war. Second, we do not allow players to switch factions to the dominant faction.
Very soon, we will be reducing the time between faction switches from days to 60 days, which should help move some people into underdog factions. A couple of the options we have discussed are gameplay buffs to underdog factions or a more target incentive to groups within the dominate faction to switch over for rewards if they successfully capture territories. Let us know what you think would most incentivize you!
A bug becomes an exploit when players use it intentionally, repeatedly, or both to obtain an advantage over normal game behavior. An example might be a spawn bug. A player stumbles upon a sequence of actions that cause the creature to spawn instantly. The first time this happens is a bug.
If you have to ask many questions past this common sense layer how many times? There are far too many variations here to cover with a blanket rule.
How do we penalize on players deliberately utilizing exploits to win wars or farm gear? Usually our course of events is to suspend players temporarily first, then switch to banning if the behavior repeats. There are particularly egregious cases where we might fully ban even on first event, if we felt there was sufficient evidence it was done deliberately. Both of these issues are separate from use of third party software to gain advantage in game. That is not a bug, and a player who is doing this should expect to be fully banned as it against the TOS.
There are many ways we want to improve the quest experience in New World, but your input is essential for helping us set priorities. Additionally, there have been several specific issues with long spawn times and excessive difficulties with some named enemies in both the main story and side quests. The good news is that many improvements are already in-progress. A sample of some of the efforts under way right now: New task types integrated into existing quests in the main storyline, including wave events, destructible objects, and some light traversal mechanics More enemy variety and improved spawn scaling Major Enemies in the Main Story Quest Series adjusted to more appropriate difficulty i.
Some quest gating improvements to allow for more optimized travel times Tracker and Map updates to differentiate the various types of quests and missions The new storyline associated with the Varangian Knights, which will play out further in future releases New presentation methods to highlight major story moments in the game We will also soon be releasing new quests to progress the main storyline through the showdown with the Tempest, along with some hints about where the main storyline will go in the future.
New World is different than other MMOs. Advancing skills like Mining, Leatherworking, and Cooking will unlock new quests at various thresholds. These opportunities to track down and meet with masters of your chosen weapon type will lead to new personal stories and challenges for each weapon and of course, new unique weapon rewards.
New Expeditions and Features New Expeditions and Features released in coming months will also introduce new stories and quests to accompany them. We hope these goals and this direction are as inspiring for you as they are for us. We continue to welcome your feedback and input as we go forward. We are looking forward to exploring the potential of Aeternum over many years.
Our intent is everything the players encounter feels exaggerated and dramatic yet still believable; offering a sense of the familiar but also of otherness. Beyond just historical accuracy, we seek to bring to life how it might feel living on a supernatural island dealing with the various magical forces and dangers it contains. Like our players, our narrative brings people to this island from all over the world and we want our characters and gear to reflect that wide diversity.
We also believe strongly in player expression and giving players a wide range of options, looks and styles to choose from.
Looking ahead we intend to continue adding more outfit variety both in cultural and narrative driven looks; some more grounded, historical and functional while others may feel more whimsical or supernatural in nature. Finding that balance is something we continue to experiment with for each outfit. Artistically we gravitate towards making a dramatic statement rather than risk being too safe in our designs. This approach may result in a few elements that feel outlandish to some but often will land us in a much more evocative and interesting visual space that we hope feels unique.
We also intend to continue adding variety in outfits that offer a more feminine or masculine look that can be worn by all body types.
As for character creation looking further ahead we have a few plans for how we can expand the available options as well as offer new ways to customize your character. Our goal is for players to be able to create a character that they can relate to and that fits the personality they want their character to convey.
Right now creating a mini-map is not a high priority for us as we have other items we feel are more pressing. We feel the compass fulfills the needs, fits the setting, promotes exploration, and supports combat.
Diving in to some specifics, a big part of our combat is situational awareness and the addition of a minimap may compromise this in a few ways. First, we are concerned that eyes may be planted on mini-maps as opposed to the play space. Second, if there are any combatants AI or Players on the mini-map, it could change how the game is played. Another concern is that players may play the mini-map or at least stare at it as opposed to the game world which could have a negative effect on immersion.
Once implemented, the desire for more efficiency will likely drive to adding gameplay elements like nodes active and in-active , local wildlife, and players. Then gameplay could become more about efficiency and less about getting lost in Aeternum. Aeternum is built with landmarks, roads and vistas to drive exploration, not to mention key elements might be off the beaten path.
If we had a mini-map, it could change open world behavior and potentially remove the natural exploration that happens now in the game. On the technical side, you may wonder how a third party can quickly do this and the dev team says it is going to be more work. The reason is that the dev team has a minimum spec that we are committed to supporting. This will require rendering and art work to ensure it is performant. We will continue to follow the conversation, gather more information and will periodically re-evaluate our position, as we do on many decisions.
All that said, we have discussed the matter with Overwolf and have decided to not penalize mini-map mods from this 3rd party, provided that they stick to the following rules: As a general rule, the mini-map follows exact rules of compass and cannot give players an advantage of any type over the compass.
Show quests as they do on compass At this time we can confirm that we have not banned anyone for using the mini-map mod from Overwolf. In the future, we may change our position on this and decide to add a mini-map or change our position on allowing Overwolf. If we were to change, we would give plenty of notice along with a designated grace period where would not ban players for continued use, but would take action after that grace period has ended.
To achieve that, we give players a lot of power to form organizations, take over territories, and manage town policies. In the future, we would like to give players more information like a company leger and more ways to control access like the ability to chose company permissions.
This should give players better tools to find and avert loss. But these changes are lower priority at the moment versus some of our initiatives. Our initial focus will be in weapon swapping, dodge cancels, and attack input windows. We are currently working on weapon swap responsiveness and making sure that it is more consistent throughout all of our attacks, as we want swapping weapons to be an integral and fluid part of combat. We are working to fix these situations and expand when you are able to swap your weapon.
Along with weapon swap, we are looking into our dodge cancel windows and attack input timings during recoveries of all of our attacks. There are some inconsistencies that are not intended.
For example, you are able to dodge cancel out of some recoveries, but not others, and you are able to perform heavy attacks out of the recoveries of some abilities but not all abilities.
Our goal is to make sure there are consistent input windows between all weapons and abilities. Weapon swaps, dodges, and attack inputs are a major part of our combat system and we want to make sure they feel fluid and responsive. Weapon Balance Changes For our November release, we have done a large tuning pass over all of our weapons and upgrades.
Our goal for this release was to boost up abilities and weapon trees that we felt were being under-utilized while addressing a few individual over-performing abilities. This patch also fixes many bugs and exploits across various areas of the game that you, the player community, helped us identify.
They affect many areas of the game, including perks, duels, attribute threshold bonuses, navigation, Wars, Outpost Rush, and consumables. We think these fixes will help improve the flow and consistency of combat while providing a better overall experience to every game mode. As we work to complete additional combat improvements, we will continue to observe player feedback and experiences to further tune and improve usability and balance for future releases.
Here is a comprehensive list of updates that are currently in PTR and will be in for the November release. This is just the beginning of our adventures in Aeternum! If you participate in the PTR, please let us know how they feel! Weapon and Armor Perks We are aware that there are some perks in the game that are not functioning as intended. We will be addressing these in the November Monthly Release.
We will continue to monitor your feedback to ensure that if perks continue to not function properly, we will investigate the issue and work to resolve it. We have revised and retested this fix and it will be released in the November Monthly Release.
On Monday, November 15th, we will be testing Server Merges. Keep an eye out on the PTR section 15 for an announcement. Thank you to everyone who is helping provide feedback and bug reports for us to hammer down the November Monthly Release.
We hope to offer more opportunities like this in the future so keep your eyes peeled. Interested in joining in? As a current player in New World, the app should already be in your Steam library,. The Annihilation tree focuses on maximizing damage at close-range and revolves around Void Blade, a summoned blade of corrosive void energy.
Annihilation tree: Void Blade: Summon a blade of Void energy that converts your basic attacks to melee. Stacks up to 3 times. Costs 20 Mana. Costs 30 Mana. Disables enemy movement for 2s. Costs 25 Mana. Healing scales exclusively with Focus. The tether ends if the target moves beyond 15m.
Does not apply to damage-over-time. Crafting and Gathering We are aware that some rare materials needed for crafting legendary items are dropping at very low rates. We have an upcoming patch that will address most of these items and Beeswax will be addressed in a later update.
We are also aware of an issue with crafted magical weapons the Arcana skill that prevents them from being crafted at Gear Score. This is due to one of the ingredients not applying gear score bonuses. We have fixed this in a future update by introducing an additional core material requirement e. Leather, Wood, etc. Thank you for reading our second edition of Updates on Current Issues.
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