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Wasn't that way with the Nemesis event.

Jus' saiyan.

I never demanded it.

This. Unfortunately with the way the iTrials were executed and how easily they can be destroyed by teams, nothing is really powerful, intimidating, or taken seriously in this game :\

Based on the red name banter Nemesis gave out last night, I don't think classy is the right word.

Next time a red name hops on Nemesis and speaks over the admin chat, mind making him more in character? Give a monologue about how we're all worthless, toss out some threats and call some players out, toss some insults out at the "pathetic" heroes and villains, hint at his master plan without giving away too much. Don't become a laughing stock

Concept art was actually drawn up of sleek and awesome cars for Praetoria. But I guess the devs thought it'd be a waste of resources to create new vehicles. Honestly, I wish they'd update the vehicles that drive around now. Make 'em bigger and normal looking. They look awful and apparently only tiny people can drive them.

Brass Canyon Part 1


"Citizens of Steel Canyon! Surrender to Nemesis or be annihilated!"

Gunfire and explosions echoed off the war walls as brass machines and Victorian soldiers marched the pristine streets of Steel Canyon. They poured out from sewer entrances, buildings, and some even erupted from the ground itself as mole machines burrowed up through the concrete. Their attacks were sudden and targeted anything and anyone that stood in their path to dominance.

Nemesis's taunts and demands blared across the airwaves, radiowaves, and from speakers on his machines. The villain wanted no one unaware of his coming.




The sounds of battle nearly drowned out the cries for help from the civilians caught between Paragon's best heroes and Nemesis's toughest troops. They ran terrified, quickly seeking some form of shelter from the war taking place outside. News crews assembled to catch footage of the carnage while the Paragon Police Department deployed en masse to reduce casualties.

A majority of the fighting found itself taking place in front of Blyde Square, where the heroes each gathered and united to force Nemesis from their home. Each side shared powerful attacks with one another in an attempt to gain some ground. Neither side seemed to budge, both evenly matched with nothing yet tipping the scales.


As the battle raged, an older man limped away from the scene, holding a young boy in his arms. He found cover underneath one of the city's skyscrapers, sitting to catch his breath. He looked down at his young son. The boy was in shock and did not speak, his eyes were wide and filled with tears. He was only five and had never seen a conflict like this in his entire life.

The man silently cursed to himself before looking down at his mangled left leg. Bits of brass shrapnel were embedded in his shin. The pain hadn't set in just yet, but he could not continue running away from the chaos. The man desperately called out for any sort of help. He needed to get out of there, to protect his son at any cost. But the deafening noise of the nearby battle seemed to overpower the strength of his lungs, and he could not continue yelling anymore.

Suddenly, a large explosion rang out from above. Large chunks of metal and stone from the building that provided cover rained down and threatened to crush the father and son. The man looked up and caught a glimpse of what was coming their way. He quickly cradled his child, holding him closer to his chest as he huddled over, hoping to shield his son from the impact and protect him.

"This is it...!"



A bright blue streak of energy raced at the debris, causing it to explode into a shower of dust and small pebbles, saving the father and his son from certain death. A man with golden skin and hair flew towards the pair, waving the dust away and patting dust off of his black t-shirt and blue jeans. He landed on the ground before them and knelt down, noticing the crying child and the injuries the father had sustained.

"Stay here for only a few more minutes. I'll go get help."

"Al...alright."

The golden man shot high into the sky, surveying the streets with glowing white eyes. He spotted an ambulance and waved his arms frantically, gaining their attention. The vehicle drove towards him before spotting the injured civilians. It screeched to a halt a few yards away, with a paramedic exiting and pushing a stretcher towards the pair. The father handed the paramedic his son as the golden savior descended to the ground once more.

"Thank you for saving our lives, hero. What's your name?" the father asked.

"Trust me, I'm no hero. But you can call me GE." The golden man smiled as he watched the paramedics load the injured father into the ambulance and drive away from the chaos.


"Nemesis, what is your plan. Why are you attacking?" he silently wondered. GE saw no more civilians, and was about to fly higher into the skies to get a better view. He only managed to rise a few feet before he found himself forced into the concrete with a loud thwack from behind.

Lifting himself back onto his feet, the once-hero turned around to be greeted with another strong punch from a massive, metal claw. The attack threw GE back several feet before causing him to skid and scrape across the ground. Slowly rising, GE managed to regain composure before looking up to see what struck him. It was none other than one of Nemesis's most destructive brass abominations, the horrible Warhulk.

"Of course. It had to be the huge, destructive robot that got the jump on me."

The current series of Batman movies is ending with Dark Knight Rises. And Batman is a franchise that pretty much has to have both a series of movies and a cartoon series of some sort out at all times. I think it's a law somewhere.

I disagree. Kings Row is great and all, but visually it has 2004 graphics. It could definitely use some touching up with higher res textures. Higher res doesn't necessarily mean pretty and pristine like new AP. But if it gets new content in the form of vigilante/street level stuff, which I'd absolutely love, the zone really needs to be touched up here or there.

Plus PPD HQ NEEDS an interior. Turn that into a bustling police headquarters with officers working desks, processing gang members, interrogations in back rooms, etc. Introduce us to the chief of police, who can hand out possibly the finale story arc or a low level TF.

Also caught a brief glimpse of an older Sokka and Toph in that vision, as well.

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Pretty lame reason to deprive yourself of some quality costumes, tbh. But whateves.

There wouldn't be enough everything to buy, you'd have so many leftover points.

The first time or two, it does. By now it's getting ridiculous.