Codewalker

Fixed?

Somehow I doubt it, since we were told that's very intentional behavior.

I'm sorely tempted to make a "Remember me dammit, CoH Boards!" firefox addon.

That's what I mean... It shows up at the bottom below the inherents, but when hovering over it there's no slider in the UI.

EDIT: Now Assault core is showing it. I swear a minute ago it wan't.

Oh... duh. Apparently if you haven't picked the first power from your primary yet it doesn't show the slider. Shouldn't be an issue in a real build.

To the OP: Make sure it's toggled on with the little green dot, too.

The former.

The level shift reapplies every second. Due to the 16 target max, who gets it will change as players / pets move around, depending on their proximity to the invisible object that controls it (spherical powers start from the origin point and spiral outward until they hit max targets).

Totally different mechanic. Untouchable status does not prevent you from hitting things, and never has. Master Illusionists do it all the time. So does Phantom Army.

Agreed; Stark engineered the entire situation. He knew was dying, and that it was accelerating rapidly. He didn't know how much time he might have left, and with him out of the picture, the shaky "world peace at gunpoint" he had managed to arrange would fall apart. However, after the scene he made at the hearing, his pride wouldn't let him just hand over the suit. So the only option was that Rhodey would have to "take" it. And he had to make a show out of trying to stop him (and failing because he was drunk), or nobody would buy it.

Of course Fury saw right through that. No way in hell someone other than Stark can just put on an Iron Man suit and fly it out of there, not without some major reprogramming. Rhodey must have been on the authorized list of users.

I think it may just be the zipper giving the illusion of depth where there is none, if that helps your mental image anyway. It's kind of hard to tell, though.

Now THAT opinion I can respect.

It's the whole "over-sexualized" and "T&A" comments -- and comparisons to Swan of all things -- from a few people that simply make no sense to me.

Edit: IIRC doesn't the whole "painted on" spandex from comic books stem more from wanting to draw them cheaply and quickly than from wanting to appeal to male audiences? I seem to remember some of the first references to it being about how many artists have studied figure drawing and can practically do it in their sleep. I think a few even traced nudes and literally painted the costumes on.

How can you even mention those two in the same sentence?

I don't see why people are getting so worked up about a costume that covers 90% of the wearer's skin. You see more revealing outfits walking through a mall. Are they offended that she's female?

The pose isn't even really all that sexy, more just awkward.

I hear the bird is the word.

(the bird being a Hawk, of course)

I bet a few still won't believe you, sadly.

Hmm, hadn't thought to check since I never use them, but does this still summon Statesman for the tanker one?

Demorecord suggests:

(-4859, 46, 19751)

That's east and a bit south of the center of the circle of lights of the well. It almost forms a right triangle with the easternmost and southeastern light.

For reference, Tyrant starts out on the southwest edge of the circle (if I remember how the coordinate system works).

I'm not sure how that works out with the geometry of the crater -- it's a little hectic in that phase to be playing around with /loc.

Luck o' the Irish, methinks.

Mostly. Avatar of Hamidon, The Sentinel of Mot, Diabolique, and Mother Mayhem (incl Penelope Mayhem and Shalice Tilman) get twice as much HP per player than Tyrant and the others. They're starting from the same base, so they don't literally have 2x the HP, but they do have more.

They also have a minimum scaling for 12 players rather than 8, which strikes me as a little odd as Magisterium is a 12-24 trial (but BAF is also and has the same scaling as Mag). Maybe it's because he's +5 and has high resists, though.

It's a spherical AoE, so it will pick the 16 closest targets to wherever the invisible object that does the buffing is.

They've already said in the beta forums (+REP to whoever takes the time to dig up a link) that they plan to add solo content that gives AIXP, presumably with more difficult story arcs that require you to basically be +3 rather than curbstomping level 50 enemies.

I suspect the trend will be new shinies introduced in a trial, followed by solo/small team arcs to unlock them an issue or two later. That's more or less what happened with DA.


What difficulty are you set to? In DA I've found that running at +0x8 (or even -1x8 if necessary) unlocks the slots much quicker than running at a higher level setting with less enemies. That and taking the time to clear the maps (<3 the "trap" ambushes in Max's finale) unlocked them relatively quickly for me.

Huh? I teleport around (through) corners all the time. It's all about the camera angle.