Stealth Retail

[Lucretia]

TLDR Blizzard dropped the ball here OR (conspiracy theory get out your tin hat) Blizzard has some malicious code built into the rogue class in retail to cause stealth failures because some coder was really butthurt about getting his rear kicked in PVP (actually possible if you know the history of Warriors and Paladins)

Even stealth-detecting mobs nowadays are generous enough that you can blind outside of agro range, and if you use sprint or grappling hook, you can get a cheeky sap before they initiate combat. You can also vanish from a stealth detecting mob with a 0% failure rate of dropping combat.

In classic(not to mention other games) you have to be more thoughtful than that and pay attention to things like where their eyes are pointing and where you think they are about to go. you are not guaranteed an opener just because you have a stealth button

stealth is so forgiving now that you will get the opener with zero forethought or counter play. suramar had stealth detecting mobs and that added a little to it but still a far cry from something like well farcry or tenchu.

I never really had that hard of a time. But, I am a Night Elf with that +stealth racial. Plus, now at 60, I put 4 points into Master of Deception and can pretty much walk in-front of mobs without being detected.

Did my first BGs in 12 years last week to get my essence and had a blast with how survivable I am, pretty much entirely because of stealth. Love it in pve, too. Not having to die sometimes when everyone else does does wonders for my repair and food bills.

forget classic, in bfa stealth is just too easy and its been like that since about wrath or so. our stealth levels are so high you just run up on stuff and get the opener without even trying. i just dont find that fun, might as well be invincible in stealth too too you have to mess up pretty bad to not get an opener now

i like that i dont always stealth everywhere too, as combat swords i put thought into it and use it when appropriate. sometimes you dont really need it and it just slows you down, and other times you absolutely need it

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With higher rates of homelessness, vagrancy, and property theft than in previous years, it has become even more critical than before for commercial properties, like shopping and retail centers, to put in place effective, layered security solutions to help protect against trespassing, vandalism, and other criminal or unwanted activity.

Left unchecked, these threats can not only cause direct damage to the property, but can also lead to potential loss of business, increased insurance premiums, and a tarnished reputation among customers.

Understanding the varied forms of vandalism and the motivations behind them is crucial. Vandalism can range from graffiti and broken windows to more severe damage- like arson and equipment theft. It not only results in physical damage but also impacts the perceived safety and image of a commercial property, leading to potential loss of tenants and business disruptions.

Just before 5 p.m., Stealth security professionals observed an intruder on surveillance at the back of a California retail business storage area, loitering near the gate before slipping through under the fencing into a restricted area. Monitoring operators immediately contacted police dispatch to inform them of the activity in progress. Officers responded onsite quickly and made contact with the individual, arresting them, and removing them from the property without further incident.

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The 17.3in behemoth, pictured above, is the latest addition to ASUS's extreme Republic of Gamers line and claims to be "inspired by the iconic and unsurpassed stealth fighter itself, the F-117 Nighthawk".

You're either going to love it or hate it aesthetically, but if you fall into the former category, here's what you can look forward to. ASUS's 1,899 specification consists of a 2GHz Intel Core i7 920QM processor, 8GB of DDR3 memory running at 1,066MHz and a 1GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 discrete graphics card.

That's a combination that will beat out most desktops in terms of gaming performance, and it's complimented nicely by a pair of 500GB 2.5in hard drives (both of which are of the quicker 7,200rpm variety, of course), a Blu-ray combo drive and a full-HD 1,920x1,080 LED-backlit display.

According to ASUS, it isn't just designed to look like a stealth fighter for the sake of aesthetics, as the manufacturer has positioned all the hot-and-bothered internal components toward the rear of the chassis, where a "unique twin rear venting system" helps keep the system cool.

Measuring 320mm x 415mm x 18.9-56.89mm, it's a chunky beast at its thickest point, and it weighs a noticeable 3.85kg. There's no mention of how long the battery is likely to last, but you'd be best advised not to stray too far from a power outlet.

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The long-standing collaboration between Dedagroup Stealth and Retail Pro continues, reinforcing the management platform with a high level of flexibility and functionality which over the years is once again confirmed as one of the leading software in the field of Retail Management, as well as the first choice of retailers in over 130 countries worldwide.

Proof of this is our participation in the 2019 edition of the Retail Pro Global Council, which was held from 4 to 6 April 2019 in Miami, and which this year Dedagroup Stealth, was honored to receive the "Sales Performance of the Year Europe" award.

A significant award received by myself and my colleague Valentina Cogo, Information Systems Project Manager for Dedagroup Stealth, which signifies our group's constant commitment to retail: an area which Dedagroup Stealth has developed and consolidated over the years with skills and competence, that today accompany the major fashion brands in their journey of growth and success on a global level.

We are continuing to grow our collaboration with Retail Pro International, the company that has contributed to the innovation of retail solutions and that has allowed retailers to conduct business operations in a simple but effective way, without ever disappointing the consumer for over 25 years.

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