Zombie Man

I firmly believe if porting backpacks was easy, it would have been done 3 years ago. The Devs have no reason to hold it back and they've consistently maintain there were engineering problems with making backpacks happen. Fortunately, they seem to have recently solved that problem and they are starting to give us backpack items.

We're getting a trickle now, and by this time next year, I predict someone will complain about too many backpack costumes and not enough of X.

Window UI commands.

Basically, set your UI windows the way you want and type:

/wdwsavefile normal

Then set up your UI the way you want it on a Trial and type:

/wdwsavefile trial

When the trial is over, go back to normal:

/wdwloadfile normal

Next time back in a trial:

/wdwloadfile trial

Those two load files can be made into a bind to togggle between the two.

/bind I "wdwloadfile trial"
/bind CTRL+I "wdwloadfile normal"


By the way, the name for the iTrial objective window is scriptui. And so, to scale that down:

/windowscale scriptui .7


See this scaling guide.

I think it would be nice to open up all their seasonal events for a week or at least a weekend on the 6 month anniversary. After all, the seasons are offset by 6 months for all our antipodal friends.

You don't have to worry about how I use Dimension Shift because I'm constantly Team Teleporting everyone around to where they should be so, therefore, you won't run into it.

They're working on it. But any fix has to be prioritized, scheduled, coded, and tested. So, it won't be real soon.

Any of these?

Humans, What Are They Good For?

The work of sociologists have a hefty body of evidence that when given absolute and unchecked authority, most people will abuse it. And similarly, when given the opportunity to cheat or get vengeance with sure knowledge they won't be discovered or suffer any consequences, most people will cheat or seek vengeance.

Now, there's a sizable minority that won't, but, still a minority.

Also, most human beings divide the world into us versus them. The 'us' can be fluid: at times it means just 'my family' and at other times 'my professional sports team' or 'my country'. But once that division is done, people feel obligated to help people who are 'us' and be dismissive or even hostile to those who are 'them.' Self-permission is granted to objectify and hate and hurt 'them.'

For me, the worthiness of a moral code, whether religious or secular, is if it says there are no 'them', but only 'us.'

That's what makes a hero a Hero. They see all people as 'us' and even the villains as wayward 'us' who need not only to have their evil acts stopped, but redemption. That's why if a villain is about to be killed by their own evil machinations, the hero will even save that villain.

Avengers are winning in the rapid new threads per day race.

I was into Haute dogs when it was cool.

Just so you all know: a "Known Issues" thread is not the place to report new bugs or get help working around problems in the game.

If one were to print out all the 'known bugs and issues' in the game, it would probably be about 100 pages long. The Devs put out a much, much shorter "Known Issues" list when:

1. Players start reporting a new problem in droves and it's taking up Game Master and Customer Service time answering all these inquiries; AND

2. Their internal testing does indeed confirm it is a bug and not just players being confused about something new; AND

3. It's on the their list of 'bugs to kill' that they will purposely schedule programmer and QA time to prioritize in their schedule, replicate, diagnose, code, and test. (Which does not necessarily mean they will solve it quickly or even be successful at all.)

Putting out a Known Issues list is basically the devs saying, "Yes, we know, and we're going to attempt to fix it, please stop reporting it or asking about it, because that takes away time from being productive in other areas."

Reporting bugs in this thread is not a shortcut to getting that problem on the Known Issues list. Report bugs normally: With the in-game /bug tool or with a post in the various bug forums.

Newsflash: The male members of the Human and Kryptonian species have external genitalia.

In a related story: Tight clothing deforms to the contours of external genitalia.

This just in: Junkophobia runs rampant among heterosexual adolescents.

Alien invaders is next (coming storm).

Also, incarnate level Malta and IDF which is not magic, put Tech.

And sooner or later, Praetorian Hamidon, which is mutation.

And we're getting Mecha costume.

And much of First Ward is Interdimensional, which is Nature/Science as much as it is Magic.

And almost all of Going Rogue was completely devoid of Magic.

Also, the forum indexes words of four letters or greater only as whole words that are delimited by spaces or punctuation.

E.g., Searching for 'bomb' will not find 'bombs' or 'bombing'.