| rdfs:comment | - Battleground é um evento de wrestling profissional realizado anualmente pela WWE. Sua primeira edição ocorreu em 2013.
- Battlegrounds are the various arenas of Heroes of the Storm. Each battleground match is designed to last roughly 20 minutes. This is to cut down on 'losing times' (as in, to minimize the time that a team is fighting a losing battle before being defeated if one side holds a clear advantage) and to allow shorter games to be played when a player only has a limited amount of time for one.
- The Battleground, known in the East as the Realm of Fighting Spirits, is a Near Realm within the Umbra containing every battle that has ever been fought, from the earliest conflicts between neolithic tribes against bears and wolves, the Impergium and the Wars of Rage up to the current conflicts within the Middle East and gang wars.
- It has gone through lots of changes in appeareances and size thus making it a very playable map for most gamemodes.
- Battlegrounds are timed PvPvE instances in which members of the same race face off against a team of opposing race players and the Balaur at the same time on a select map. Battlegrounds typically award abyss points and medals, but may also yield gear, consumables, and crafting materials. Since these instances are located on the cross-server, players will be able to meet and fight alongside or against players of the other servers.
- "Battleground" is a short story written by Stephen King. The story was originally published in the September 1972 issue of Cavalier, and was later included in King's own 1978 collection Night Shift.
- Horda vs Szövetség küzdelem, speciális köznyezetben. Több féle harcmező van, mindegyik más és más játékmóddal. A részvételért, és a győzelemért az aréna nevére jellemző "jegyet" kapsz, amit le lehet vásárolni.
- Blake and the crew of the Liberator have a new mission - and their target is on the Straxis, a planet also known as Battleground 9. Because Straxis is a training ground for thousands of Federation troops, and the Liberator has journeyed directly into their sights. Has Blake finally picked a battle he cannot possibly win?
- The Battleground is a room in the Dark Agon Wastes in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. The room contains a Dark Temple Key within a Safe Zone in the middle of the room. When Samus first enters this Safe Zone, a Warrior Ing steals the Key. Samus combats it and 5 other Warrior Ing to acquire the Key. There are invisible platforms that can be accessed from the upper ledge that lead across the top of the room. They are visible with the Dark Visor. The room's Light Aetherian equivalent is Central Mining Station.
- There are a couple of gathering spots in the Battleground. They're small red bushes that you can gather Powerseeds and Armorseeds from. This location also resembles Area 7 of the Old Volcano map. There is a glitch in the location; when fighting an Akantor, if it digs towards you right at the start, you can jump up the ledge behind you, using the prolonged dive. This makes it easier to attack him with a Bow or Bowgun, but doesn't serve much purpose for Melee users. This glitch is completely harmless and has no effect on the PSP. Also, the starting point resembles the Old Volcano's secret area.
- Los Campos de Batalla son instances (áreas) usadas exclusivamente para el combate entre jugadores de ambas facciones JcJ. Para acceder a ellos, el jugador podrá dirigirse a cualquier Maestro de Batalla — se encuantran en las capitales de las ciudades - o a través de la pestaña JcJ. Una vez dentro del campo de batalla, ambas facciones deberán lograr varios y diferentes objetivos que dseterminarán la victoria. Los jugadores ganarán Puntos de Honor.
- Battleground is Hulu's first original scripted series, a Dramedy about the U.S. Senate campaign of Deirdre Samuels, a Wisconsin Democrat who begins the series polling third in the primary election. The show is presented as a documentary that follows campaign manager Tak Davis and his campaign staff during the run-up to the election. However, unlike many Faux Documentary shows in the style of The Office, it takes the documentary conceit more seriously, with the characters sometimes interacting with the film crew. The talking head interviews don't take place in a void, instead acting as Flash Forwards to give glimpses of the characters after the campaign is over.
- Pola bitewne to obszary na osobnych mapach używane do celów PvP. Każde klasyczne pole bitewne, Kocioł Wojennej Pieśni, Basen Arathiański oraz Dolina Alterac, posiada dwa czerwone portale wejściowe, jeden dla Przymierza, drugi dla Hordy. Pierwotnie przekroczenie tych portali było jednym ze sposobów wejścia do kolejki na pole bitewne. By w niej stanąć obecnie, gracz musi znaleźć Mistrza Bitewnego, którego można spotkać przy portalu bądź w każdej stolicy - bądź podłączyć się poprzez zakładkę Player vs Player. Po wkroczeniu na pole bitewne, dwie drużyny zaangażują się w walkę PvP na dużą skalę, by wykonywać różne polecenia, które wyłonią zwycięzcę. Gracze otrzymają jeden lub więcej Znak Honoru wraz z punktami honoru, które będą mogli wydać na nagrody PvP (które nie otrzymują ubytku na wytrzyma
- Battleground I Battleground (BG) sono istance create appositamente per il PvP. Ogni BG ha due portali che collegano esso al mondo giocabile (uno per l'orda e uno per l'alleanza). Per accedere ai BG bisogna mettersi in attesa, accedendo ai portali dei Bg o dai Battlemaster (che sono presenti in ogni capitale). In ogni BG si ottengono Mark of Honor, che insieme ai punti honor, possono essere utilizzati per acquistare i Pvp Rewards. Una volta dentro il BG, si ha davanti una vasta area con degli obiettivi da completare in base al tipo di BG I BG al momento giocabili sono:
- If a character goes AFK, he/she will leave the battleground and gain the Deserter debuff. This prevents entry to another battleground for a 15 minute duration. You can report an inactive player by right clicking the player's portrait and selecting "Report AFK". When enough reports are registered, a 60 second debuff will begin to count down. Once the timer is up a new debuff will appear that will prevent the player from gaining any honor or marks while it is on. This debuff can be negated as soon as the player engages in PvP combat. This system is often abused, since a player can have good reasons for not participating in PVP, for example when he is defending.
- Battlegrounds are instanced areas solely used for the purposes of PvP. Each classic battleground - Warsong Gulch, Arathi Basin and Alterac Valley - has two red instance entrance portals; one for the Alliance, and one for the Horde. Crossing these portals was originally one of the ways to enter the queue for that battleground. To enter the queue for any battleground now, the player must seek out a Battlemaster — which can be found at the portal or in any capital city - or do so through the Player vs. Player tab. Once inside the instance, the two teams will engage in large-scale PvP with various and different objectives determining the winner. Players will earn one or more Mark of Honor, using these along with honor points make PvP rewards available. (There is no durability penalty associate
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| abstract | - There are a couple of gathering spots in the Battleground. They're small red bushes that you can gather Powerseeds and Armorseeds from. This location also resembles Area 7 of the Old Volcano map. There is a glitch in the location; when fighting an Akantor, if it digs towards you right at the start, you can jump up the ledge behind you, using the prolonged dive. This makes it easier to attack him with a Bow or Bowgun, but doesn't serve much purpose for Melee users. This glitch is completely harmless and has no effect on the PSP. Also, the starting point resembles the Old Volcano's secret area. The lava here cannot be approached and so does not cause terrain damage.
- Battleground é um evento de wrestling profissional realizado anualmente pela WWE. Sua primeira edição ocorreu em 2013.
- Battlegrounds are the various arenas of Heroes of the Storm. Each battleground match is designed to last roughly 20 minutes. This is to cut down on 'losing times' (as in, to minimize the time that a team is fighting a losing battle before being defeated if one side holds a clear advantage) and to allow shorter games to be played when a player only has a limited amount of time for one.
- The Battleground, known in the East as the Realm of Fighting Spirits, is a Near Realm within the Umbra containing every battle that has ever been fought, from the earliest conflicts between neolithic tribes against bears and wolves, the Impergium and the Wars of Rage up to the current conflicts within the Middle East and gang wars.
- Battlegrounds are instanced areas solely used for the purposes of PvP. Each classic battleground - Warsong Gulch, Arathi Basin and Alterac Valley - has two red instance entrance portals; one for the Alliance, and one for the Horde. Crossing these portals was originally one of the ways to enter the queue for that battleground. To enter the queue for any battleground now, the player must seek out a Battlemaster — which can be found at the portal or in any capital city - or do so through the Player vs. Player tab. Once inside the instance, the two teams will engage in large-scale PvP with various and different objectives determining the winner. Players will earn one or more Mark of Honor, using these along with honor points make PvP rewards available. (There is no durability penalty associated with death, except if you fall to your death). If a character goes AFK, they will leave the battleground and gain the Deserter debuff. This prevents entry to another battleground for a 15 minute duration. You can report inactive players by right clicking on the player and selecting "Report AFK". When enough reports are registered, a 60 second debuff will begin to count down. Once the timer is up a new debuff will appear that will prevent the player from gaining any honor or marks while it is on. This debuff can be negated as soon as the player engages in PvP combat. The two initial Battleground areas, Alterac Valley and Warsong Gulch, went live June 7th, 2005. Arathi Basin was added to the list in Patch 1.7 on September 13th, 2005. A fourth battleground, named Eye of the Storm, was released with the Burning Crusade. A fifth battleground, the Strand of the Ancients, was added in Wrath of the Lich King.
- Los Campos de Batalla son instances (áreas) usadas exclusivamente para el combate entre jugadores de ambas facciones JcJ. Para acceder a ellos, el jugador podrá dirigirse a cualquier Maestro de Batalla — se encuantran en las capitales de las ciudades - o a través de la pestaña JcJ. Una vez dentro del campo de batalla, ambas facciones deberán lograr varios y diferentes objetivos que dseterminarán la victoria. Los jugadores ganarán Puntos de Honor. Si un personaje está inactivo durante un tiempo determinado en el campo de batalla Ausente, será expulsado del mismo y marcado como Desertor. Esto evita que pueda volver a entrar en otro campo de batalla hasta pasados 15 minutos. Se puede reportar a jugadores inactivos haciendo "click" con el botón derecho del ratón sobre el jugador en cuestión y seleccionando "Reportar Ausente". Cuando este reporte se activa, aparece un debuff de 60 segundos en modo cuenta atrás y el jugador dispondrá de este tiempo para entrar en combate, si no lo hace, será expulsado del campo de batalla. Los dos campos de batalla iniciales, Valle de Alterac y Garganta Grito de Guerra, se crearon el 7 de Junio de 2005. Cuenca de Arathi fue añadido a la lista en el Parche 1.7 el 13 de Septiembre de 2005. Un cuarto campo de batalla llamado Ojo de la Tormenta, fue lanzado con la expansión Image:Icono bc.gif. Un quinto campo de batalla, Playa de los Ancestros, fue añadido con la siguiente expansión Image:Icono wrath.png. El sexto, la Isla de la Conquista, se añadió en el Parche 3.2 el 4 de Agosto de 2009.
- It has gone through lots of changes in appeareances and size thus making it a very playable map for most gamemodes.
- Battleground I Battleground (BG) sono istance create appositamente per il PvP. Ogni BG ha due portali che collegano esso al mondo giocabile (uno per l'orda e uno per l'alleanza). Per accedere ai BG bisogna mettersi in attesa, accedendo ai portali dei Bg o dai Battlemaster (che sono presenti in ogni capitale). In ogni BG si ottengono Mark of Honor, che insieme ai punti honor, possono essere utilizzati per acquistare i Pvp Rewards. Una volta dentro il BG, si ha davanti una vasta area con degli obiettivi da completare in base al tipo di BG I BG al momento giocabili sono:
* Warsong Gulch
* Arathi Basin
* Alterac Valley
* Eye of the Storm
* Strand of the Ancients
* Isle of Conquest
- If a character goes AFK, he/she will leave the battleground and gain the Deserter debuff. This prevents entry to another battleground for a 15 minute duration. You can report an inactive player by right clicking the player's portrait and selecting "Report AFK". When enough reports are registered, a 60 second debuff will begin to count down. Once the timer is up a new debuff will appear that will prevent the player from gaining any honor or marks while it is on. This debuff can be negated as soon as the player engages in PvP combat. This system is often abused, since a player can have good reasons for not participating in PVP, for example when he is defending. The two initial Battleground areas, Alterac Valley and Warsong Gulch, went live June 7, 2005. Arathi Basin was added to the list in Patch 1.7 on September 13, 2005. A fourth battleground, named Eye of the Storm, was released with the Burning Crusade. A fifth battleground, the Strand of the Ancients, was added in Wrath of the Lich King. The sixth battleground, the Isle of Conquest, was added in Patch 3.2 on August 4, 2009. Silvershard Mines and Temple of Kotmogu were added with the introduction of Mists of Pandaria. Deepwind Gorge were later added in patch 5.3 Winning a Battleground with characters below level 110 awards a Crate of Battlefield Goods. Players on the opposing team also have a chance to receive a crate with an increasing chance based on team score at the end of a match. The crate contains a piece of armor appropriate for the character’s level and specialization with a chance for the crate to contain additional rewards such as weapons or relics.
- Battleground is Hulu's first original scripted series, a Dramedy about the U.S. Senate campaign of Deirdre Samuels, a Wisconsin Democrat who begins the series polling third in the primary election. The show is presented as a documentary that follows campaign manager Tak Davis and his campaign staff during the run-up to the election. However, unlike many Faux Documentary shows in the style of The Office, it takes the documentary conceit more seriously, with the characters sometimes interacting with the film crew. The talking head interviews don't take place in a void, instead acting as Flash Forwards to give glimpses of the characters after the campaign is over.
* Aside Comment and Aside Glance: Alli gets a lot of these.
* "I thought I'd feel worse."
* Call Back: Tak is able to co-opt the phone bank firm that is blocking their number in "Did You Win" by threatening to reveal something that happened with the owner and "a stripper named Peppermint from Janesville" - who Corboy mysteriously alludes to in "Flashback."
* Cole very quickly declines Gretchen's offer to get the film crew to find the footage of Jordan's speech for him in "Did You Win" - a reference to how he discovered Tak kissed KJ in "They'll Burn Your Eyes."
* The cat from the pilot is still hanging around the front door of the office in "He's Better Than Television" - this time in person form.
* Tak mentions in the pilot that Makers was losing it when he worked for him six years ago. We see just how bad this really was in "Flashback."
* "Flashback" explains why Julie Werner thought her naive-but-moral brother Ben would be good for Tak in the pilot.
* Ben's threat to Jordan in "Nothing About Chile" is attributed to all the time he spent watching Lockup as part of Alli's prank in "Nothing to Hide."
* In The Tag to the Season 1 finale, Alli is playing the Circle Game with JD, and he doesn't prove to be any better than Jordan was in "The Comment."
* Casanova Wannabe: Jordan.
* Deadpan Snarker: Alli, almost always, but most of the senior staff gets their moment.
* Tak, after the press conference ends with reporters asking if Samuels will be sleeping with any other husbands: "I don't think that went very well."
* Foregone Conclusion: the Confession Cam scenes give the impression that it won't end well for everyone - notably Cole, who appears to be in jail.
* It's also revealed at the end of the pilot that Ben and Lindsay get together by the end of the campaign, and they subsequently do most of their talking heads together.
* Given that the documentary keeps thanking State Senator Diedre Samuels at the beginning, it may have been clear from the beginning that Samuels wasn't going to win.
* Foreshadowing: D-Day Davis mentions that Donellan is looking for staff for his presidential campaign during "It's Getting Ugly, Tak."
* Hollywood Nerd: Jordan
* Idiot Ball: The married Tak kisses his friend and co-worker KJ, who is dating his other friend and co-worker Cole, while being filmed by a camera crew. Given the shots on camera of the crew itself, it's clear they're not that inconspicuous. No way that ends badly.
* This becomes particularly hard to fathom after "Flashback," when it becomes clear that Tak has already gone through having his every move tracked by cameras and revealed to the world - including taking drugs and cheating on his then-girlfriend. He doesn't seem to have learned much.
* Moreover, after his experience in "Flashback," why would Tak agree to this new documentary? His experience with the MTV show can't have been a good one.
* Jerkass Woobie: It's hard not to feel for Jordan during the coverage of Samuels' affair.
* Left It In: In one episode Tak asks them to not use some footage, to which they nod and whisper "f-u".
* Love Dodecahedron: As the series begin, Cole is dating KJ, who used to sleep with Tak back when he was dating Julie. Just as Tak and Julie broke up, he met his now-wife Sarah, who he's having problems with - which he deals with by kissing KJ, who Cole dumps as a result. Cole shortly thereafter starts a locationship with Gretchen, to KJ's apparent dismay. Meanwhile, Julie's brother Ben is chasing Lindsay, who has a crush on him despite Jordan's constant attempts to hit on her. Everyone on the show works for Jordan's stepmother, State Senator Diedre Samuels, who is married to Jordan's father George but once had an affair with Craig Louden, despite her co-workers believing she was sleeping with Craig's wife Claire.
* Moment Killer: Jordan, often, for Ben and Lindsay. Alli, often, for Ben and Lindsay - usually through Jordan. Cole's story about his arrest proves to be this for him and Gretchen, at least at first. KJ, for Cole and Gretchen in the Season 1 finale.
* Mood Whiplash: The end of "Did You Win?" features a double Mood Whiplash. First, each member of the team individually figures out that Samuels has lost. Then Tak gets a phone call from Donellan asking him and the firm to run his presidential campaign. THEN, as they celebrate, you see Sarah looking through the window at Tak heartbroken, and Samuels walks into the room to talk to Tak clearly having misunderstood the celebration.
* A triple Mood Whiplash at the end of "It's Getting Ugly, Tak." Tak's father joins the Creighton campaign, then he plays with his kids and Cole returns, then he and his wife get in a vicious fight over his getting drunk, and then we find out the President is coming to Wisconsin to stump for Samuels.
* "Whatever they have is worse, and we've got to figure out what it is. Soon." "Did that guy look like Papa Smurf to you?" "Yes!"
* Naive Newcomer: Ben
* Nepotism: Jordan, Diedre's stepson, thinks he's earned what he thinks is a serious job in the campaign. He's actually been stuck in the back office to make him feel important and keep him out of the way.
* He turns out to have good instincts (and he's a volunteer, so it's not like he can be fired), but Tak initially takes an interest in Ben because he's the younger brother of Julie Werner, his ex-girlfriend.
* No Fourth Wall: The documentary crew that's filming is very much a part of the show's universe, and the characters address them relatively often. They have played a major role in the events of the show on three occasions so far - providing the campaign with video of the student asking Samuels if she is a lesbian in "Who is Claire Villareal?", accidentally showing Cole that Tak kissed KJ in "They'll Burn Your Eyes," and helping Ben and Lindsay with the cop trying to force them to move the campaign bus in "Better Than Television."
* During one of Tak and Ben's parking lot walk-and-talks, Tak looks up and tells the documentary crew (who are walking backwards filming them) to look out for the curb. The camera then moves up as the operator steps up.
* Tak gets into a fight with J.D. during "Polls Close at Six."
* No Party Given: Averted; all the candidates are identified by party.
* Once an Episode: Ben meeting Tak in the parking lot as he arrives each morning with his coffee. Lampshaded in "Nothing to Hide," when Ben is late and Tak arrives unusually early - Tak stands around befuddled until Ben comes running up behind him.
* "I thought you were dead."
* One-Hour Work Week: Alli doesn't seem to work that much in the second half of Season 1. Of course, it's possible she has more time to get things done since she's not part of the Love Dodecahedron.
* The Ghost: Creighton is one for almost the entire series.
* The Main Characters Do Everything: There are a lot of extras in the Samuels office who mainly serve to wander around and look busy.
* The Reveal: At the end of "Nothing About Chile," we finally discover what happened with Claire - Samuels had an affair with her husband.
* The Tag: The show frequently features extra clips over the credits, often in-universe campaign ads referred to in the show or based on that episode's action.
* Title Drop: The episode title is usually drawn from the dialogue.
* Running Gag: KJ tells Corboy to go fuck himself in almost every conversation they have.
* Stylistic Suck: The Documentary Episode to the previous Senate campaign is done in the style of a cheesy, melodramatic MTV documentary with Manipulative Editing and acoustic pop music piped in over every dramatic scene.
* Jordan's ad.
* "Viva Samuels! Viva Samuels! VIVA SAMUELS!"
* Whole-Episode Flashback: "Flashback."
* "Well Done, Son" Guy: Tak was once obsessed with impressing his dad Frank "D-Day" Davis, who is an amoral campaign manager who will do anything to win. He's now obsessed with not turning into him.
* When You Coming Home, Dad?: Tak is a classic example of a work-before-family guy.
* "Great dad." "Terrible husband."
* Will They or Won't They?: Averted. The end of the pilot shows that Ben and Lindsay end up together before we actually really meet Lindsay.
* Welcome Episode: The first episode uses Ben to introduce the cast and setting.
- Battlegrounds are timed PvPvE instances in which members of the same race face off against a team of opposing race players and the Balaur at the same time on a select map. Battlegrounds typically award abyss points and medals, but may also yield gear, consumables, and crafting materials. Since these instances are located on the cross-server, players will be able to meet and fight alongside or against players of the other servers.
- "Battleground" is a short story written by Stephen King. The story was originally published in the September 1972 issue of Cavalier, and was later included in King's own 1978 collection Night Shift.
- Pola bitewne to obszary na osobnych mapach używane do celów PvP. Każde klasyczne pole bitewne, Kocioł Wojennej Pieśni, Basen Arathiański oraz Dolina Alterac, posiada dwa czerwone portale wejściowe, jeden dla Przymierza, drugi dla Hordy. Pierwotnie przekroczenie tych portali było jednym ze sposobów wejścia do kolejki na pole bitewne. By w niej stanąć obecnie, gracz musi znaleźć Mistrza Bitewnego, którego można spotkać przy portalu bądź w każdej stolicy - bądź podłączyć się poprzez zakładkę Player vs Player. Po wkroczeniu na pole bitewne, dwie drużyny zaangażują się w walkę PvP na dużą skalę, by wykonywać różne polecenia, które wyłonią zwycięzcę. Gracze otrzymają jeden lub więcej Znak Honoru wraz z punktami honoru, które będą mogli wydać na nagrody PvP (które nie otrzymują ubytku na wytrzymałości po śmierci, z wyjątkiem zgonu od upadku). Jeśli gracz wejdzie w stan AFK, opuści pole bitewne oraz otrzyma osłabienie Dezerter. To nie pozwoli mu wejść na żadne inne pole bitewne w ciągu najbliższych 15 minut. Można zgłosić obecność nieaktywnych graczy poprzez kliknięcie na graczu i wybraniu opcji "Report AFK". Gdy uzbiera się odpowiednia ilość raportów, 60-sekundowe osłabienie rozpocznie odliczanie. Gdy dojdzie ono do zera, pojawi się nowe osłabienie, które nie pozwoli graczowi otrzymywać żadnego honoru ani znaków. Osłabienie to może zostać zniwelowane, gdy gracz wejdzie do walki PvP. Dwa pierwsze pola bitewne, Dolina Alterac oraz Kocioł Wojennej Pieśni, pojawiły się 7 czerwca 2005 roku. Basen Arathiański został dodany w patchu 1.7 13 września 2005 roku. Czwarte pole bitewne, Oko Burzy, pojawiło się wraz z dodatkiem World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. Piąte pole bitewne, Plaża Starożytnych została dodana w World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King. Szóste pole bitrwne, Wyspa Podboju, pojawiło się wraz z patchem 3.2 4 sierpnia 2009 roku. Siódme i ósme pole bitewne Bitwa o Gilneas oraz Bliźniacze Szczyty zostały dodane w dodatku Cataclysm
- Horda vs Szövetség küzdelem, speciális köznyezetben. Több féle harcmező van, mindegyik más és más játékmóddal. A részvételért, és a győzelemért az aréna nevére jellemző "jegyet" kapsz, amit le lehet vásárolni.
- Blake and the crew of the Liberator have a new mission - and their target is on the Straxis, a planet also known as Battleground 9. Because Straxis is a training ground for thousands of Federation troops, and the Liberator has journeyed directly into their sights. Has Blake finally picked a battle he cannot possibly win?
- The Battleground is a room in the Dark Agon Wastes in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. The room contains a Dark Temple Key within a Safe Zone in the middle of the room. When Samus first enters this Safe Zone, a Warrior Ing steals the Key. Samus combats it and 5 other Warrior Ing to acquire the Key. There are invisible platforms that can be accessed from the upper ledge that lead across the top of the room. They are visible with the Dark Visor. The room's Light Aetherian equivalent is Central Mining Station.
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