Chad Gulzow-Man

Really? Cuz Victory was down for almost an hour and a half before there was any sort of redname response.

If you're in it for badges in general, there's a gladiator for Hordelings as well.

Wasn't ST5 the Kirk/Spock/Bones bromance one? That's my favorite Star Trek movie, or at least my favorite that features the original cast. >_>;

Which? That the procs only affect one enemy per AoE, or that it's fixed on beta?

No, 47s will still drop for a 50.

I think you can get drops all the way down to 46... but anything under 47 won't drop purples.

Yours should have been here.

Also, note that the ParagonWiki page doesn't say anything about how you know when the proc has affected the target.

The "Rule of 5" means when you slot IO bonuses, any more than 5 that have the same name don't count. (As long as the bonuses have different names, they're fine.)

As for stat caps, it varies between archetypes, who also have different base stats as well. Resistance is highest for Tankers, healing and buffing is highest for Defenders, etc. They're all listed in the CoHTitan wiki--on the right of each AT, click "Limits (at 50)" to see the caps.

Man, my boss dumps stuff on me at 11:50 all the damn time. Such is the life of the lowly tech nerd.

Not really. If you're in a position of power and you give favoritism to a select few, then those few will do just about anything for you because you're making their lives easier. This includes keeping the masses uneducated and powerless.

Peasants couldn't read--that was the clergy's job. The peasants also couldn't own any real weaponry, as buying that much steel for any luxury item (outside of standard farm equipment) was outside the means of most in the lower classes. And, all the hatred that welled up within the peasant class was generally directed at whomever their government was currently P.O.ed at, i.e., "It's THEIR fault that you have to work so hard for so little!"

Actually, that last one still works surprisingly well in this day and age.

Note that I'm actually fully agreeing that this was a horrible way to rule and live, GG, but the people in the system couldn't do anything at the time... But when they were able to, they did so with bloody vengeance (see Marie Antoinette). It just wasn't until later, when things like the printing press made mass education possible, and the diversification of labor allowed access to better and cheaper weapons on par with those used by those in power that something that makes so much sense to a person with modern sensibilities could become a reality for the impoverished masses.

End threadjack.