BlackSun17

Originally Posted by Catwhoorg

The Community Reps hate Triumph!

Originally Posted by Necrotech_Master

no victory server? i would love to take part in this but i dont have any toons on the other servers worth playing (or that i like to play).

There are still free server transfers! Honestly we'd like to play on every server, but these were the ones that came out of the hat this time. -theOcho

Originally Posted by darkether

<flips channels>

must be something better on.....

Hey! Police squad reruns!

Originally Posted by UberGuy

Interesting. I got something similar to this last week, but I'm not sure it's the same thing. Mine was definitely installed by an Adobe scripting attack, and it did redirect my google searches.

In my case, I was able to identify three separate rundll processes that were being installed as autorun registry entries. They were doing something pretty fancy whereby, once started, they appeared to inject themselves as part of every running process on the PC. They would then proceed to periodically update the registry with their autorun entries from every running process. I had trouble killing the processes from either Task Manager or SysInternals' Process Explorer, but for some reason I was able to kill them the "taskkill /F" command. Killing the trojan processes would cause every running process to eventually crash (forcing me to reboot), as losing the connection to the trojan after whatever injection they were performing apparently made the processes very unhappy.

Ultimately I was able to remove the files by using a SysInternals tool "movefiles", which you can use to tell Windows to delete files during startup. I'm looking back in my command-line history, and I had these bogus files.

C:\WINDOWS\system32\notepad.dll
C:\DOCUME~1\<LoggedInUser>\ntload.dll
C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\SYSTEM~1\ntload.dll

I set these for delete on boot, then killed the running trojan processes. I may not have had to do this last kill, but the list of files to remove on boot is stored in the Windows registry, and I wanted to make sure that the trojans would not wipe references to themselves from the list.

Once I did these steps, my problem was solved.

If you do not have "rundll" images in your task list containing the DLL names listed above, you probably have a different invader, and my info above may not be of any help. Unfortunately, the Task Manager does not show enough of the command-line to know. I would say look and see if you have three or more rundll's in your "Image Name" column in the "Processes" tab of Task Manager. If you do, you might have the same problem as I did. Hijack This should be able to show enough of the command line to make it clear(er).

Originally Posted by craggy

depends on your definition of a price...you can increase the difficulty without any inf changing hands, but you may then run into a mission that has been too easy in the past and get smooshed by a small convention-sized mob of +6lvl enemies. surely defeat is a price?

i admit i'm using "a certain point of view" here, but it's not technically wrong. there are a few that are. and some that are just morally so. "you can level from 1-50 in the mission architect" being the most glaring offender.

but how about Going Rogue, eh? that looks like fun!

Originally Posted by Golden Girl

But some people do find them fun, so it makes sense for them to have as wide a range of content as possible.
Some people like PvP, and some people don't - so they have some PvP content, and some and non-PvP content.
Some people like crafting, and some people don't - so there's some crafting content, and some non crafting content.
They're just trying to make the content as attractive as possible to the widest range of players.

Originally Posted by Westley

Just because there's tons of mutants all over the place doesn't mean you have to WRITE about them.

There's tons of ants all over the place, but ant literature is few and far between.

Originally Posted by Nericus

This. I haven't seen GL this popular since.....well.....ever.

Originally Posted by Nightphall

The Marvel universe needs a reboot badly. But not on the epic level of fail that Ultimatum was. Yuck.

A Marvel crisis should accomplish the following IMO:

1. One origin for everyone. Only one origin.

2. Get rid of the hatred for superpowered beings and especially mutants. (I kind of have the same reactions that Superman did when he visited the Marvel Universe......he was horrified at the way Marvel heroes were treated by the populace. Actually.....the entire Justice League agreed that things were very wrong compared to the DCU.)

3. Give depowered mutants their powers back. Please?

4. Keep the X-titles to a minimum of 3. Maybe even less than that.

5. Remove the effects that Civil War had. It may be just me that feels this way, but it really was a waste of time.

6. Make the threat of Annihilation pale in comparison of that to the Marvel Crisis.



Any other ideas?

Originally Posted by Arcanaville

And the Guardians, who also self-appointed themselves as arbiters of life and death? What are they known as?

Originally Posted by Dispari

We're talking about Venture Brothers!

Originally Posted by Blue Rabbit

Take your pick:

1) Euro who?
2) LOL EU
3) You still have to ask?

Originally Posted by Weatherby Goode

It's such a warm and inviting place here. I can't imagine why PvP is a hard sell in CoHV, or why the Devs put so little effort in. The thanks they get for their work is simply overwhelming.

Originally Posted by AthenaRly

She's a keeper

Originally Posted by Tidbit

I saved up to 20 of each type on both red and blue side. If possible, with side-switching, I'll be posting some of the "villain only" or "hero only" on the markets.