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I believe you encounter Praet Infernal at a much higher level and thus, is one of the few praetorians stronger than his primal counterpart.
At least in game mechanics.

Also, nice stuff, Steelclaw.

Wait wait wait wait.
Praet Infernal or normal Infernal?
Also, in story terms, Infernal might technically win. Des summons her demons and he just binds them and kicks her ***.

My vote is that they're either called: The Netherworld and Celestia or Paradiso and Inferno

Let's try not to never mind that the former example would have enemies at least ten times max player levels and deal damage against us that could only be represented in scientific notations.

My two brutes are both effectively fallen heroes, though ironically, one was actually more villainous before he fell, he basically came from an organization of Knight Templar and fled when he learned too much, figuring that his organization will make a big noise looking for him in the Isles.

Another two are from other dimensions and ended up in the isles by mistake, they're really nice people, though one is horribly hammy. (I almost want to make a dominator version just so he can be called "Hammy Dom")

Then there's my Arachnos Soldier, he's amazingly nice and amicable who is a formerly retired Arbiter who came back and is working his way back up the ranks to "Show the young ones how its done..."
The truth is that while he honestly is personable and friendly, he's using this to his advantage so that as he works his way up the ranks of Arachnos soldiers, they'll develop a sense of loyalty to him, from that, he plans to usurp Lord Recluse (he's been with Arachnos since before LR took over) and feels that Lord Recluse is a failure who's Social Darwinist outlook has driven the Arachnos Organization into the ground.

With some of the things lists here I'd like...

1. New 50 zone for heroes and villains respectively, not a coop zone, not a hazard, but a second level 50 city zone like Peregrine and Granville.

2. New zones in different places across the world, time travel being involved is acceptable, for examples: Wild West zone, Medieval Persia, Japan (Any time period), Polynesia, Roananpur, Thailand, Rapture, etc. etc.

3. Base editor updates/upgrades.

4. Optional elemental attributing to lethal only weapon power sets. (I.E. the ability to have lightning swords, poison claws, etc. etc.)

5. New EATs, polearms, proliferations, and assualt sets (such as radiation and dark assualt).

6. Animation customizations options

7. And you know, this is actually all I can think of.

Now I'll start by saying that I don't mind vigilance as it is, in fact, I hardly notice it on my defenders, but then, that's that problem.
So, here's my proposal to add to vigilance: give defenders something I like to call a "Special Critical" it works a little like scrapper crits... Except not.
Basically, every time you buff, heal, or debuff with a primary, you would have maybe a... 20% chance to land a "special critical" which would basically work like that power being under the effect of Power Build Up, though likely with smaller numbers for balance sake. (Maybe a 30% increase to all buffs, debuffs, and heals?) And have this effect last for maybe thirty seconds for the sake of toggles and basically get their chance for these moments every ten seconds?

For tankers, I have a bit more of a solid idea, the problem with gauntlet is that it doesn't do much for a solo tanker, besides feeding the taunt aura, which not all of them benefit from having multiple foes on you.
To this end I propose that Tankers gain a passive inherent aura that protects from all debuffs, for every opponent piled on you, you would get maybe between 4% to 8% resistance to debuffs with a max number of ten contributors to the aura.
As a possible addition, have the number of teammates also contribute to the size of the debuff resistance buff, but I'm not too sure on that.
This would also work out well on large teams where you can end up faced with lots of enemies with lots of debuffs, and depending on the enemy, you could get easily overwhelmed and floored, but mostly this is meant to help the tank during solo play.

So, what do you guys think?

Shameless self-bump.
So... no one's got anything to say about this idea?

Ardent Viridian on Virtue is a former Tsoo Green Ink Man energy/SR brute.

And currently in the works on Pinn is Der Freischutz, Malta Gunslinger gone rogue, currently operating under the alias of Axel Tenebaum, a cowboy themed hero.

Best vehicle suggestion: EVER

One of my mains, Sakura Tenshi is based off a magical girl, so probably at least a single anime season than one movie.
It would detail her early life in Japan before arriving in Paragon and effectively deconstruct a majority of the magical girl genre (I actually had this in mind well before I ever heard of Sailor Nothing) and anime genres and so forth in general. (I.E. its a bad a idea to have mecha pilots in fighting alongside standard ground troops... Or have said heroes be as young as six years old and facing the end of the world on a regular basis.

Which franchises do you like to imagine crossed over with City of universe? I mean, ones that you think would be really cool or work really well in theme and mechanics and stuff?

For me, Bioshock would make an awesome crossover issue.
Little Sisters would make for great trial runs as well as moral choices for GR, Plasmids would open up all kinds of temp powers (Including BEES!). The whole ADAM gathering and little sister adoption/harvesting stuff sounds like it'd make for a memorable trial run. Spilcers, Big Daddies, and Big Sisters would make for a nasty enemies to square off against, and the latter two begging for an EAT, and finally, it would fix the whole desire for an underwater zone without being completely underwater.

So, all in all I think the power pools generally have everything covered except for those who cannot wait for the APP/cannot find a power they'd want in them, or simply play an AT (see: all of villainside) who simply get no munitions themed sets and have to rely solely on temp powers, this would also be to allow players to get access to some powers that are normally seen only on NPCs, such as the knife and taser, and again, for those with concept strongly in mind.
Though ultimately, this set is a little incomplete as I only have a decent idea for the last two powers, the rest were spur of the moment, and like all of my power suggestions, I am hazy on the numbers that would be balanced.

Level 6. Combat Knife- You begin your training in munitions with the Combat Knife, a simple knife trusted from the basic soldier and conscript to spec ops and commandos alike. This knife is quick, easy to use, accurate, and can leave bleeding wounds that will continue to affect your opponent for a period of time.

Damage: Minor (Lethal, approx 130% Brawl damage, 30% chance to deal 80% lethal damage over time), melee, Recharge: Fast (2.30 seconds), End: 2.85 points, Base Accuracy: x1.15
Accepted Enhancements: Damage, Accuracy, Recharge Reduction, Endurance Reduction.
Accepted IO sets: Melee Damage.

Level 6. Taser Stick- You begin your training in munitions with the Taser Stick, this device is trusted by police and citizens in need of self-defense for non-lethal attacks by shocking a foe with a high voltage low amperage electrical charge from thew pronged tip. However, the foe's state will be delicate and will be able to move and very angry at you if they are hit or once they recover.

Damage: Moderate (Energy, Approx 200% Brawl Damage), Recharge: Moderate (8 Seconds), Foe: Sleep (Mag. 2 for 4.8 seconds (Scrapper base)), taunt (200% for 7.5 seconds (Defender base)), melee, end: 8.68 points, Base Accuracy: x1.00
Accepted Enhancements: Damage, Accuracy, Recharge Reduction, Endurance reduction, Sleep duration, Taunt Duration
Accepted IO Sets: Melee Damage, Sleep Duration, Taunt Duration.

Level 14. Sidearm- Your training in various munitions allows you to make full use of a small caliber sidearm in bad situations, while low damaging, it is very accurate you are capable of firing up to six shots without a recharge time from the sidearm before needing to reload. This power is unaffected by all forms of recharge reduction. You must be at least level 14 and have at least one other power from the Munitions pool before you may take Sidearm.

Damage: Minor (Lethal, approx 150% Brawl damage), Recharge: Slow (30 seconds, Special, enhanceable), Foe: -def (-7.5% scrapper base), Ranged (60 ft.), End: 8.68 points (per-shot), Base Accuracy: x1.05
Accepted Enhancements: Damage, Accuracy, Range, Endurance reduction, Defense Debuff
Accepted IO Sets: Ranged Damage, Defense Debuff, Accurate Defense Debuff

Level 20. Concussion Grenade- At the peak of your munitions training, you can make full use of these Concussion Grenades. Though low damaging, they can knock multiple opponents down and have a good chance to stun them for a moment. You must be at least level 20 before unlocking Concussion Grenade and have at least two other powers from the Munitions Pool before you take Concussion Grenade.

Damage: Minor (Smash/Lethal, Approx 150% Brawl Damage), Recharge: Long (45 seconds), Foe: Knockback (Mag. 3), Stun (60% chance for Mag. 2 stun for 6.4 seconds (Scrap, tank, brute, and stalk used as baseline), 30% chance for additional Mag. 1 stun for 6.4 seconds), Ranged (Targeted AoE, 60 ft, 10 ft. Radius, 10 Targets max), End: 14.68 points, Base Accuracy: x.1.00.
Accepted Enhancements: Damage, Accuracy, Endurance Reduction, Recharge Reduction, Range, Knockback, Stun.
Accepted IO Sets: Ranged AoE Damage, Knockback, Stun.

How about Arcus Diabolus Bolverk?

That fox tail... It looks she's... Ugh...