Zombie Man

Wow. It's like every 8 months you update that character to a next level of awesome.

You should put together a retrospective of all the updates in that character. It would be neat to see.

Insert Zombie Man's usually posted solution:

1. Take the same arc that can be given out by several contacts and limit it to just one contact so that shared mission completion can happen.

2. Take all the one-off missions that are not part of an arc and move them to a perpetual mission giver.

3. Look at the arc and cut out all streetsweeping and fedex missions. Move the doors to only two possible zones: the zone in which the contact is and the nearest hazard zone.

The end.

I think the stickied announcement telling everyone how to install the Test Server and transfer to it (and Beta) went missing. The link is:

http://boards.cityofheroes.com/charactercopy.php

WRT to Radeon cards: The last three digits tells you how 'advanced' the card is; as in how many bells and whistles and features and speed and power it has. So, a x800 is going to be way better than a x300. An x300 is just enough for watching YouTube videos, while x600 is considered the lowest for high-end gaming and a x900 is considered top of the line.

The x (first digit) tells you the generation. So a 6700 is three generations behind a 9700. A generation is usually about a year. This should make the 9700 a better product than the 6700, but sometimes advances from year to year aren't that significant. For Radeon, the 9000 is the current generation.

The 6770 is an older card, thus, probably why you're looking at it since it's probably dirt cheap. With that card, you can probably get some of the low end features of Ultra Mode running (depending on the heftiness of your CPU and RAM).



The GeForce/NVidia numbering convention used to be similar, but they went past the 9000 generation/series number and instead of going to 10000, they rebranded their 9000 generation as GTX/GTS 100 Series. Thus, the 260/280s you're looking at are the generation after their 9000 generation. The 200 series is from the years 2008-2009. The 300 series is 2009-2010. The 400 from 2010. And the 500 series is brand new.

With the new 3 digit branding, the second number (6 or 8, e.g.) represents how advanced and powerful and feature-filled the card is. For bare minimum in running CoH, the 6 suffices. You can get most of Ultra Mode working with 8.


Radeon naming convention: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon

GeForce: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geforce

Pick up a temp flight power from either the first Mayhem/Safeguard mission or from the Flight Pack vendor in the ShadowShard/Grandville.

The temp flight power is already near the flight cap and the GvE pack will push it to the flight cap for 30 seconds.

Otherwise, get Beast or Ninja Run from one of the other packs and use GvE pack to get over those things that Beast/Ninja Run are too short for.

Is the final 1 in P1856931951 voiced or not in French?

Sorry to spoil it for you, but, 6 others have done it before you. Check out Positron's twitter.

But you get extra points if you didn't rely on level pacting to do it.

The links I provide give a more scientific survey of various theories and a more exhaustive accounting of whether those clouds truly do have more ice in them or are more conducive to tornadoes.

Pro-tip: Most clouds *do* have ice crystals in them, and yet, aren't green.

Pro-tip#2: Tornadoes may be linked to green clouds not because green clouds lead to tornadoes but tornadoes form in the same environment as green clouds. Therefore, it may not be that green clouds *cause* tornadoes, but some other even causes green clouds and tornadoes, thus a correlation, but not hard cause-and-effect.

Definitely pets.