Aisynia

Weaksauce. Guess my mages will keep using the healing machine.

Hopefully there's an alternate animation for Aid Self.

The more often a spell is used, and by more people, the less powerful it becomes, so she doesn't waste the big stuff on the petty thugs.

Pretty much nothing new for dug. I watched this guy trololol his way up and down the VN boards (RIP) for years. Still up to the same old thing.

Well then don't do it, because as pointed out by the post I quoted above, you could have thought this out a little better.

I'm so pancakin' mad.

This this this this this this this this this >.<

This. I don't play psi, but I would roll one for them.

Yes, and two Beam/Time Corruptors are frighteningly effective.

I don't teleport into spawns specifically because of this. I herd them up for AAO, as well as Fury if I need it, then I start the nukeage

Amusingly enough, Cryptic (lead by Jack) is backpedaling having done this in Star Trek Online, which has like 20+ forms of currency. They're actually going to condense all these badges, marks, and emblems (same concept as incarnate salvage) down to one base currency, Dilithium. Thereafter, the game will only have four currencies: Energy Credits (i.e. gold, dollars, inf, whatever), Merits/Honor (earned along with XP and spent on very specific things like respecs), Gold Pressed Latinum (earned by playing dabo and spent on fluff items), and Dilithium (earned as mission rewards and either used to buy powerful items, or traded to other players for their Cryptic Points).

That game has an issue with the number of Energy Credits sinks it has (as in, almost none), but at least they're recognizing that more currencies do not automatically make things better, just more convoluted.

When are they ever?

Not to mention he presided over the disasters that were I13 and I14.

It was shortly thereafter that he "stepped down" which I read as "lucky not to get fired".

No idea why they would put this guy pack in charge.

If this is true, it will be a disaster.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Ah, is it (the level range)? I admit I know next to nothing about it. Yeah that makes sense. The Responsibility arcs (my favorite) had my character going from idealistic superhero, to good person doing some things she wasn't sure she understood but was sure were for the greater good, to (right at the end) telling Cole to his face, "I believe in the Paradise, I don't believe in you."

Basically still an idealist, wanting to attain that beautiful paradise and protect its people, but not capable of supporting the man she used to believe in so strongly.

In her heart, she's a Loyalist, but loyal to Praetoria and its people, not to Cole.

No, just poor game design. They obviously mixed things up between factions when they launched Going Rogue, giving both sides their good and bad factions, so restricting Loyalists only to Villain content, and vice versa, is pretty unfair (and doesn't make a lot of sense when you have terrorists running heroic missions and wholesome (albeit likely ignorant) heroes who want to save the day and help people being forced to do villainous missions.

I'm not allowed to be as sensational and ridiculous as she is? Why not?

I guess that was lost on you, or I was more subtle than I intended.

My real point is: It's not that simple, sorry.

Loyalists are not villains.

Power: Rogue (Hot shots that only do what they do for fame and power, looking out for number one).

Responsibility: Hero (Genuinely good people, perhaps often ignorant of Cole's true intentions, they believe in the paradise, and their story arcs almost always involve acts of heroism and genuinely helping make the city safer for the little guy).

Warden: Vigilante (People who believe that what they are doing is right, and by default, work outside the law, instituting their own justice to create a better world).

Crusader: Villain (Terrorists).

I'll go ahead and tell my hispanic cousins and brother in law that they deserve less than me because I'm white, and there are more of us. I'm sure they'll think that's fair.