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You were probably experiencing a loss of sync between the client and the server -- the client hadn't yet "gotten" the message about one of the instances of the power being removed and kept displaying it.

Try typing the number of the level you want while hovering over it

And Primal earth, too, since Prometheus does make it explicit somewhere in his huge wall of dialogue that the Well is trans-dimensional, linking the potential of that species across the entire multiverse.

That exact mechanism is actually already in use by the new system -- Assassin's Strike uses it to revoke your stacks of Assassin's Focus when you use it.

The catch is, as that statement implies, that it cancels all instances of the temp power, not just one of them.

There actually is a way now for charge-based temp powers to "charge up" when you make a new one rather than being wasted, up to a max limit that may or may not be higher than the original number of charges. Though older ones haven't all been retrofitted to use it, the Market-based ones (like the holy shotgun shells that were part of the zombie pack) do 'stack'. The mechanism used for that isn't one that would really help with Assassin's Focus, however, since it's not a click power with limited charges.

Chances are that system would get really confused if you had multiple copies of a power that used it.

Those are just AoE powers that affect enemies, but with the effects set to apply to self. You'll get an extra copy of the effect for each target hit, up to the target cap of the power.

That can't directly be used for Focus, as each power that grants it is a different power, so the normal effect stacking won't work. It would be like trying to make Deflection Shield and Ice Shield only go up to 3 stacks of either. The game just doesn't have any concept of stacking rules that cross power boundaries. So you'd have to resort to granting temp powers, which leads us in a big circle.

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I thought Mender Roebuck in Ouro also paid full value? I always sell to him because the location is so convenient.

EDIT: Wiki says 32%. So not quite full value, but close enough of a compromise for me.

The Brute version does that as well, it's quite annoying. I think it's been bugged since power customization went live.

They can indeed, and often do. It's just one of the reasons that Defender blasts are so tasty. Focusing entirely on the primary ends up hurting the team.

Sadly, you can't (yet) customize epic pools, or regular pool powers.

They need move their UI designers from the super secret project back to CoH and start cracking the whip to add that option to the interface.

22 slots? That's not nearly enough. Let's see, I'd need to spend... carry the 2... wow that's a lot of points.

Well, they did say that they like to break into 2 or 3 "strike teams" these days and work on issues in parallel, so it's quite possible that a different writing team put DA together than the SSAs, or even First Ward.

As much as I hate to say things like "A team" and "B team", that's definitely what playing through DA feels like. Aside from some dumb typos that needed to be fixed in proofreading, the story is a lot more compelling than a lot of what I've seen lately.

Not until we get scriptable UI mods so I can auto-decline duel requests; since all the noobs will be spamming them nonstop while passing through Goldsh... I mean Wentworths.

The target there doesn't actually mean anything for enhancements. They inherit the target settings of what they're slotted into. Otherwise ones like this might be troublesome. The only thing that affects procs is what you see on the right-hand side: if the effect itself is on Target or on Self.

As for the chance for build up, it's implemented in such a way that it only gets one chance to fire, regardless of how many targets it hits (so long as it hits at least one, which Tactics always will).

Hopkins does have PtoD, they're just incredibly easy to miss because he dies so fast.