Aggelakis

The seeds aren't being sent over (that's the GM in First Ward), seedlings are (those are the little buffing critters that the GM sends out). Seedlings, when defeated, give temporary flight to characters who attacked it. So anyone with a little bounce and a ranged attack can get a hit in and then after the first seedling is defeated, can fly like the big boys and girls do.

Alternately, craft a jetpack for cheap, or buy one for a pittance.

You forgot the second half of that last sentence, which goes: ".... as it has to do with the game world of City of Heroes."

You don't give up the character in its entirety. Only in how that character exists within the game world. Example: If your character is from a book that has nothing to do with the game, then that book character is perfectly safe from NCsoft's ownership of the City of Heroes version.

I move faster than the world's fastest <thing> just sitting on my tuchus!

Yeah, one of the things I pointed out to someone on a global channel about the monthly licenses was:

"Do you pay for things with cash?"
"Yes, sometimes."
"--You could put all of your change in a jar and probably have more than enough to make up for the $2/mo license...possibly even $4/mo for two licenses.
--What are you paying for your internet/tv/(possible phone) service?"
"About $120."
"And you pay that every month?"
"Yes."
"--You could drop even ONE of your services down a notch on the quality scale and more than make up for your monthly license fee.
--You could skip lunch at a restaurant ONCE and more than make up your monthly license fee for two, three, maybe even SIX MONTHS.
--You could buy store brand bread instead of name brand bread and make up your monthly license fee, possibly for several months, depending.
--There is NO REASON to be pancaking about a TWO DOLLAR monthly fee. Go check out Zimbabwe, where they live on less than ONE DOLLAR A DAY. THEN you can complain about a two dollar monthly fee."

Core is for attacking, radial is for supporting. Mostly.

(not a very good picture but I literally LOL'd when I saw it in google image results)

That is the point of the suggestion. If they are running low on inf, they don't want to outlevel their inf gain, so double inf/no XP means they'll gain inf faster. The setting says "Double Inf, No XP" so it will be pretty obvious why they are getting no XP.

I hope you're not suggesting freemies do this since they will have two character slots...maybe more if they played in the past.

They said at the PAX panel (I was there, this isn't secondhand rumors) that buying all of the contents of a pack will be more expensive on the Market. So I'm not holding my breath for the prices to come down very far.

I dropped a DO, an IO, an insp, and a recipe on my freebie account from my VIP account. (I was able to vendor the recipe but could do nothing with the IO. [edit: I wonder if I bought a respec if I could sell it like normal after the enhancement portion]) I haven't done it since we first got the freebie accounts, so it might have been a brief buggy period.

This is a huge letdown if they changed that.

Sort of, since you called it simple. I can see it going either way.

(edit: Since you're not English-as-a-first-language, a quickie clarify...gross misunderstanding means huge misunderstanding...not typically simple.)

This is also called a "gross misunderstanding".

Any retail code, regardless of source.

They removed everything because it was supposed to launch September 1. Free trials ended on August 29. All the paid product left the store on August 30. Then Freedom was supposed to launch September 1. However, there are showstopper bugs in beta that are still being worked out (part of one bug isn't in our development's control but another company entirely) so you can't really blame them.

I mean, you CAN blame them, but it'd be kinda silly and mean.

I don't think I've ever taken out Lusca with a full team, let alone multiple teams.

And I don't think I've fought her since IOs came out. lol

People who don't defend their trademarks lose their trademarks. It's QUITE LIKELY that generic'ing was part of the settlement. Players petitioning violators are assisting the game, not participating in PVP.

Most of the time I send a tell to violators, warning them they'll likely get generic'd if they keep their name/costume/whatever. If they respond that they know, I nod my head and go on my way. If they respond that they didn't know, I'll explain why they are skirting a touchy issue. If they respond combatively, then I'll petition them myself. (This hasn't happened very often; City players are generally cool people.)

That will do nothing to rearrange the windows inside the game, which is what the OP wants. He doesn't want two window sizes on one computer, he wants one resolution size per computer that has a different in-game window layout for each.