Aggelakis

I am playing a second edition Dark Sun D&D game with my fiance as DM, plus four friends. My character has a tendency to push forward constantly, and only one of the other players takes 'point' almost as much as I do. There was an encounter where my first character had been taken over by an NPC group and was currently DM-controlled, so my alternate character came in, with the backstory of having been sent by the group's patron to figure out what was taking the group so long. While the rest of the group was worriedly wondering how they would defeat the NPCs without killing my character, my alternate charged in with her weapons flailing. EVERYONE was completely baffled why I would possibly risk my character by attacking without a care.

Well, BECAUSE! That is what that alt would do! She was a gladiator who killed her masters to get free, she is totally bad ***, and these guys are just a bunch of losers to defeat, AND YOU GUYS ARE TALKING TOO MUCH!!! (By the way, nobody died and my first character got some awesome stuff.)

It *REALLY* hit home that sometimes you just need to jump in feet-first. Talking too much leads to the low-wisdom character asking the telepathic bad guys if they have work for us to do, thus allowing them to get the drop on us in the first place that *got* my main character mind-controlled.

It is, by the way, on the main forum list instead of a post somewhere. English > Development > Character Copy Tool (Live to Training Room).

The wait is six days and eighteen hours, according to a test that Ironblade did. (His results were actually "between 6 days 17.5 hours and 6 days 18.7 hours", so it's almost guaranteed 6 days 18 hours.) So you can do your stuff at the same time each week and unless you start super early the next time you won't have to worry.

I can't seem to log in right now for whatever random reason, so I can't double check. Do these contacts grant you a permanent souvenir for the arc? Or do they revoke the souvenir when the TF is complete? If their souvenirs are permanent you can check that way.

Samuel_Tow's muscular-abs for women is the only mod I see mentioned anywhere anymore.

And now I can't find the picture of his troll girl who the mod was intended for.

This is my UI. This is slightly older, as I have left the Picnic channel and removed that tab, and have added a tab next to Broadcast with League, Team, Broadcast, and PMs (this is only in use when I'm on an iTrial).

I have also removed Tray 5 because I created a popmenu in my default keybinds with a bunch of my miscellaneous power activations that are the same across all characters, like base transport, mission transport, assemble the team, jump pack, etc. Account level stuff all my characters have.

Everything I need is either a couple clicks away, or a button-push keybind away.

I'm sorry, but this is just not acceptable:



It's never actually been acceptable, honestly; I have just dealt with it because you weren't taking my money very often for non-subscription things.

However, now you're asking us to spend money regularly outside (or instead) of our subscription. I am just fed up with it now in combination with the lack of transparency with Paragon Market purchase history (at least we know when we get our points) and Paragon Rewards token history.

The only reason why I know what the disc release codes are is judging by the date of application compared to what releases came out around that time. I have no idea what most of those perks are; some of them are the super boosters and some are convention costume codes; others are server transfers, renames, and I think one respec.

I *know* ya'll know what I bought at the time, because every item in the NCsoft store/ingame store had a separate item code to apply to the account. It's also visible in the GvE item pack and the Wedding pack, whose names are very clearly marked.

Do you know how stupid this makes your billing system look?

Coming soon. Your wish is granted.

The Costume (Re-)Design Thread

Death From Below (live) and Drowning In Blood (still on beta).

I have no idea how you can accidentally delete an inspiration.

First, you have to move your mouse pointer overtop of a certain inspiration. Then you have to right-click your mouse. Then you have to left-click on the menu that opens up. That's three times you can check yourself and say, "Oh, hello Luck! This isn't the Awaken I wanted to delete! Let me move my mouse over there, to the Awaken, and....there we go! Glad I saved that Luck!"

Now, misusing inspirations, I can see. Much easier since it's one mouse click or one button push, which can easily go awry. However, I would not agree to a confirmation popup upon inspiration use, that's just stupid. Inspirations drop so frequently, you should almost never be without the buff of one if you're pushing yourself. Too often people die with full inspiration trays. :/

Deleting? Not so much with the "easy to screw up".

The strap boots look great when viewed straight on, straight from behind, or up to 1/3. The further perpendicular they get, the worse they look, until they look like flippers when they're side-on.