Aggelakis

Level 47 minions, Level 46 Lieutenants, Level 45 Bosses, Level 44 EBs and AVs. As long as they con light-gray, you can get drops from them (there's two grays; one gray you can get rewards from, one you cannot; I have no idea why they used two grays). However, the second part is true; you won't get purples from anything 46 and lower.

What the hell does this sentence even mean.

Veteran powers cannot be slotted, and do not affect your character's stat totals, so their inclusion in Mids isn't necessary. When you're looking at your Mids build, go "OK, this is what my character has, and also <veteran power list, which doesn't change anything about what the build lists>"

http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Frankenslot

Mids is updated to include everything from Issue 20, including Incarnates, so I'm pretty sure about that.

Generally Endurance Cost, because nearly every power in the game can have its endurance cost reduced via enhancements.

Endmod is good, but fewer powers utilize it. The powers that *do* utilize it typically do so very well, and THOSE powers, you want to focus on endmod and not endrdx. But other powers? Endrdx (nearly all of them can't even slot/use endmod).

Computer without AGP? Unless this was more than five years ago, I should hope not! AGP was pretty much phased out by about 2005ish in favor of PCIe, which outperforms it in every way. If you have a list of specs, you don't have to look inside the computer unless you're interested in airflow. Which, granted, is important, but a spec sheet will give you everything else that looking inside the computer would give you. And stores are required to carry spec sheets for everything they carry. You may have to have the sales person literally dig it out (the average joe goes "hey! it says XYZ, that's good right?" and the sales person goes "totally yeah!" and average joe goes "sold!")

Hello, my name is Soldiers of Arachnos. They're pretty much what you're describing with some additions and removals. Take a look at their secondaries sometime, especially Soldiers (e.g. Crabs and Banes).

The Secret of Kells is such a beautiful movie. And the story is top-notch.

I've also wondered this, but I have never, ever, EVER wondered why they don't sell costume slots PER CHARACTER. I would certainly never buy costume slots PER CHARACTER. I would certainly buy costume slots that opened account-wide, but there's no way in heck I'm buying something with real money, something COSMETIC, that only affects ONE CHARACTER.

I don't see the OP asking for a co-op Ouro. I don't think I've seen it at all from anyone except YOU.

1) The OP wants the ability for a Rogue to use Ouro (they get the Villain copy) to go to Paragon City, by a crystal with the Hero copy's zone list, possibly locked behind a door in the Ouro citadel that only Rogues can get through.

2) The OP wants the ability for a Vigilante to use Ouro (they get the Hero copy) to go to the Rogue Isles, by a crystal with the Villain copy's zone list, possibly locked behind a door in the Ouro citadel that only Vigilantes can get through.

Neither of these things requires changing the zone into a cooperative zone. Both of these things require minimally changing the zone. Either by A) adding a door to each that uses the same flagging technology as the door to Recluse's Victory in Atlas Park that denies Rogues/Vigilantes access, which instead allows Rogues/Vigilantes (or more likely: denies Heroes/Villains) access to a small room that contains a sekrit crystal; or B) just adding a second crystal that somehow utilizes flagging technology so that only Rogues/Vigilantes can use it.

I thought it was pretty obvious I wasn't responding to you, but to Roderick. But, um, okie dokie then!

This is kind of catty of you, TJ. You're better than that. <3

I just want to point out that Flight didn't always cap out of the box. Quantum Flight was useful, as was the GvE Jump Pack (which boosts flight speed), as was Speed Boost while Flying, etc. Flight used to require a LOT of enhancement to do anything with it.