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Originally Posted by Carnifax_NA

So that if you decide you want to run a Posi or Synapse you'll definately have Stamina, Hurdle, Health and Swift available to you, along with a few extra powers you'd normally put off until the 20s (because you were trying to fit the Fitness pool in).

Originally Posted by Scin_Device

I will have perma hasten on my brute so I'm looking for the best dps km attack chain for that kind of recharge. I also have gloom but I'm not sure if that is a good choice to include in the attack chain. I'm not good with number crunching or I would do this myself. Can anyone help?

Originally Posted by BBQ_Pork

A tall hat could be for engineering purposes as well.
Engineer Bob: "Oh shoot, we forgot to put in Feature #5447! We'll have to redesign the whole head to make it fit in there!"
Engineer Ted: "We don't have time! The Marketing guys set the release date for next week AND promised Feature 5447 in all the press releases. We can't redesign the internals of the head. Just make a hat and stuff it in there!"
Engineer Bob: "So, the parts needed for Feature 5575? Add a beard?"

Originally Posted by Obscure Blade

Well, define "truly villainous". Several of the Praetorian arcs are quite nasty. And what about all those villain Tip and Morality missions? And there's a new villain arc coming with I 19. If none of those count, then what does something have to be to count as "truly villainous"?

Originally Posted by Lemur Lad

May be "useless" for that primary, but try telling a lowbie Mind/Storm or Ill/Storm that. Not to mention any corruptor, defender or MM that takes the set.

Hint for suggesting power changes- you have to look at the totality of users, not just your own narrow perspective.

Originally Posted by Arctic_Princess

There is a workaround for jumping already in game. Depending on how long you hold the spacebar will change the height you jump. So, very quickly tapping the spacebar will cause the character to do a little hoppy jump, holding down will extend the full height of the jump.

This also applies to characters without Hurdle/Combat Jumping/Super Jump/Ninja Run. And it's neat.

Sadly the same does not happen with Swift, but then whenever I switch from playing a 50 to a level 1-10, I find running terrible (slow terrible). Hence why I love Ninja Run, even on robots.

And I RP.

And I live with the fact that Hellions should be putting any of my characters in hospital or making them limp along whenever they use Pistol.

£8.99/month is too expensive to just RP.

Originally Posted by Leo_G

Only if you're under the generalized assumption that all incarnates are of the categorization of 'fit'.

Originally Posted by Snow Globe

The nicest way I can respond is that they are playing the wrong game.

Originally Posted by Umbral

Because of the short duration the value needs to be high enough to have a substantial impact for the needed short duration of the power. I actually chose 40% was because that's what allowed for those specific ratios of survivability I gave. In order to preserve that same level of performance while lowering the resistance provided, the uptime ratio would need to be changed (which is risky because, as I wrote it, the power has a potential uptime of 33% with SOs, which is already very high for that kind of power; MoG has only 12.5%).

Originally Posted by QuietAmerican

The producers actually thought of this. After the third movie, they looked into the possibility of recasting for age. But after researching and polling their audience, they learned that the majority of viewers wanted them to keep the same actors as long as possible.

Originally Posted by Veritech

i want to see what they do with it before really making a decision. could be good, could be more crap. frankly what i wish they'd do is not put Bruce back in the cowl so soon. i realize not putting him back in the cowl at all would be impossible, but i think it would be a more fun dynamic watching Bruce sit back and see what someone else does as the Bat before jumping back into action.

Originally Posted by NordBlast

I don't give damn regarding RP aspects of inherent fitness (or RP aspects of the game altogether). I'm totally for inherent fitness.

But, there can be problem for players who don't have necessary twiching reflexes, playing the game on outdated hardware or any combination of both.

As for myself, all my toons have SS and either swift or hurdle. I'm always playing with SS + sprint on. That combo puts me at or near run speed cap (depending on character). So, as you can see, that inherent fitness isn't going to affect me at all. But potential problem for player with old hardware and/or poor movement control skills should be recognized and addressed IMO.

Originally Posted by warden_de_dios

But your double is always the first to die.

Originally Posted by Veritech

i disagree, but i do think they floundered with the character ever since Infinite Crisis, and that it was a big mistake to destroy Bludhaven. Nightwing as police officer was one of the better decisions they'd made with the character. But then came Bludhaven's destruction and then OYL and the series fell apart. I still like the character, i actually like him more than Bruce. (Tim's still my favorite of the Bat crew though, and seeing him wearing a version of the Bat costume was one of the few high points of that idiotic Battle for the Cowl mini)

I like Grayson as Batman, his choice in sidekicks, not so much. But even at first he didn't want to be Batman, it was only in seeing no one else was really suited for the role he stepped up and took up the cowl, and i think most of the writers have done well in showing him become a new Batman. Having Bruce back is only going to end retarding Grayson's character development.