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That's a new one. We need shooped pictures of that, as of now.

*cough* He didn't have the person who overthrew Mender Silos helping him. *cough*

Statesman may not have foresight, but he didn't have hardly any physical sight then either. *Corny joke tamborine smash*

What I'm saying is, that potential to kill something, may be exactly what is needed to down a new AV. The content is going to be scaled to our new abilities, and a blaster may be needed to overcome the new regeneration or whatever the AV may have.

Edit: Darn, Dispari beat me to it.

Hell, Jack did it.

"You'll... never win the war...
even if Tyrant is defeated...
one of you will... rise to... replace him..."

If it's happening, we don't know about it.

Other than that, I wouldn't mention CO around here. We all know it's F2P now, so there isn't much competition going on with them.

With that in mind, would Coercive Persuasion: Contagious Confusion cause aggro generation?

I had meant to quote your post about -defense. The post you quoted from that was referring to Fortunatas, and I was just stating that.

However, I'm not seeing that many enemies with auto-hits and etc.. There is the death patches in Apex, as well as the fields in the BAF raid, but with a reaction time of less than 8 seconds, you could avoid them.

Foresight on a Widow has defense resistance (Base value: 17.3%), and it's an auto-power. You can even slot it to increase the defense resistance and defense. Personally, mine gives 24.44% defense resistance, and I don't get hit enough at 70% global defense for it to matter.

Widows also gain resistance proportional to their current health.

Not until I can throw shrubberies and cut down trees with herrings.

I don't see why you'd think that, considering that they will gain access to what everyone else has.

IE. If I've got 250 DPS on my blaster now, I'm doing roughly 50 additional DPS with the new slots, then I'm still valuable.

I'd say you have to think about the mechanics of the game. They're becoming more challenging as the Incarnate slots are coming along. Old content may on the other hand, need less of a class, but who's gonna care about our old content (in the level 50 playerbase) when we have new things to do?


As much as people say this, I won't deny that it CAN happen, but I have a feeling that the developers won't be making any radical overhauls to any of the slots.

If anything changes, it will be the damage types (Chain, Ranged, AoE, etc.) and the actual values on the powers. Something that we've seen throughout the history of this game.

There was a leak during the GR Beta.

Mid's has the suppressed, if I remember correctly.

If you have your build in-game, there should be two separate defense values for Cloaking Device. The lowest will the the unsuppressed value.

The pet bug is the only major problem I'm having. GM Soloing on both my Ill/Rad and Bot/Traps MM is just annoying.

Looking at the "badge" picture, it is like a Cloud with rays of light coming out.

If I remember correctly, someone around here said it was some type of PBAoE Ally Buff.

I think you and I are on the same page there.

Really hoping the Warworks, whether it's the Support, LT, or Boss tier, will have the -Rech Targeted AoE.

Pull Shadowhunter in the water to lower his regen is one of the best.

I haven't failed or heard of a failed ITF, since the Beta. Maybe you should pick up some information on your team based on the way they played through the first few missions.

There's actually a plaque or badge there in Steel Canyon that says something about people being ridiculous enough to speculate that it's a rocket launching pad.

By just reading this, I was beginning to figure you wanted a dynamic content system. That's a big undertaking, and would place the development team's resources away from what most of us want.

However, I would like to see our moral choices in missions actually affect something, though that isn't what you're asking for entirely. (Hey, I killed Trapdoor for a reason!) I too would like AE to have a branching system, but not something that affects the actual game, unless I'm misunderstanding what you're saying here.

Oh, and from a comic book stand-point, the main character is always on a "rail." Readers hardly, if ever, have a chance to change an issue's outcome.

I've had it happen quite a bit myself, and I've realized that it has to do (in my case) with a latent connection. If my wireless connection spikes or lowers to 2MB for certain periods, I'm guaranteed a crash.