Coyote_Seven
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Quote:Having more and varied choices is always a good thing. Why can't we have both? Let us have alignment tokens available at the store, and also let us have no cooldowns on the amount of tips we can get on a single character. Let the cooldown be for the alignment merits only; just alter the reward mechanic for alignment missions. The precedent for doing so is already there in the Incarnate trials.Originally Posted by New_Dark_Age
Yeah I agree. Hyper is being silly and saying that no change should be made cause we can pay for it at the store. He bought the money swindle, hook line and sinker.
Indeed. I would not waste real money to get such a thing, either. Still, I think having the choice to do so is good for those who would.Quote:I would rather run TIP missions too if I could back to back rather than have to drop 15 bones on it. -
Quote:I don't see why it would be a moot point. There are still people who like doing tip and alignment missions as much as possible.Originally Posted by Hyperstrike
I'd say that, since Paragon are going to be selling Alignment Change tokens, the point's pretty much moot.
Like myself, LOL... but the cooldown never bugged me. I have way too many alts. -
How about they just give a 20 hour cool down period for the alignment merits only, but still allow you to play an unlimited amount of tip and alignment missions?
You know, like how there's a similar cool down period for Emperian merits? Between those times, alignment missions can just earn your standard Reward Merits (with diminishing returns on them if they must insist)....
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Quote:Regrets, Jack's had a fewOriginally Posted by LISAR
Jack never understood the players.
But then again, too few to mention
He did what he had to do and saw it through without exemption
He planned each chartered course, each careful step along the byway
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It would be cool if the devs made the music in Pocket D like the music you hear in a lot of those virtual nightclubs on Second Life...
...what???
Erm... that is, you know how Virtue has "The Cape"? Imagine if that was piped directly from the game itself, like the game was acting as the client. There could be a DJ booth in Pocket D and the player acting as DJ would have to go in there and click on something and maybe enter some kind of password to set up the link. When no one is DJing then it defaults to... one of those internet radio channels, I forget what those are called.
I guess the DJs would all have to be authorized by the devs or the GMs, and also this would only be for one server so.... yeah. I don't know! lol -
Well I'll have the chicken, then!
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Quote:I'm sorry, this name is constantly reminding me of a certain song...Originally Posted by Scarlet Shocker
numpty
Maybe they should put that guy in the TPN trial in place of the Seers, doing that rap and calling them numpties. -
Quote:Your only choice is "or death".Originally Posted by Desi_Nova
the cake is a lie
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I want those rocks the civies throw at us. I could solo the Hamidon with those rocks.
Maybe that's it. Those rocks are made from stellar matter from a white dwarf, and are thus incredibly dense. Like, so dense that it would be impossible for a normal civilian to even pick up. In fact, they shouldn't even be able to touch it. Actually, they shouldn't even be anywhere near it. OK, I give up.
Rocks fall, everyone dies! -
Quote:Elmer Season!Originally Posted by Casual_Player
Since it now seems to be company policy, let's go with it.
Post 'em if you've got 'em, people!
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Quote:Maybe I got spoiled by playing certain types of RPGs (Fallout, ahem!), but I really miss being able to talk my way past certain bosses, and actually getting rewarded by the game for taking that option.Originally Posted by Void_Huntress
Trapdoor is one gate: It's a test of perception, power selection, and power application, not of performance.
The Honoree/Holtz is the other gate: It's a test of environmental awareness and spawn manipulation (with some performance gating on the side).
After all that, Minos is simply a test of endurance: Can you survive long enough to knock him down?
If you've passed the first two tests, then you'll know how to ensure you pass the last one.
But then again, CoH never really had anything like that. So... I dunno. -
Samuel Anders, Tory Foster, Ellen Tigh, Saul Tigh and Galen Tyrol are all Cylons.
As is the Thirteenth Tribe. -
I think I mentioned in some other thread not too long ago that it's not OK to be a role-player in CoH, but it's perfectly fine to be a munchkin?
Well this thread here is the proof. City of Munchkins. It's gotten so bad that perhaps the devs should put in a yellow brick road running through The Emerald... I'm sorry, Paragon City. -
Also, this movie better have an after-credits epilog where Cobra Commander is shown having a secret meeting with Megatron. I'm just sayin'!
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Quote:After he kills someone with a katana.Originally Posted by Innovator
I want Willis to say at least once in the movie "And knowing is half the battle!"
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Quote:LOL yeah right! Uhm, no he's doing just fine where he is!Originally Posted by Techbot Alpha
Pft, forget War Witch, someone want to try telling Infernal he's 'in the wrong game'?
Seriously though, the amount of ignorance with respect to the history of super hero comic books that's been displayed in this thread has been rather amazing to me. If they even knew just a little bit about it, they might realize how silly is this entire subject.
I laughed when I first saw this thread's title. More superhero stuff... for a superhero game. Right, and can my book have pages in it too, please? Oh yes, and I'd like my water to be wet, while you're at it. -
Quote:Indeed. Besides, I certainly wouldn't wanna be the one to go up to War Witch and tell her she's doing it wrong.Originally Posted by Techbot Alpha
Yeah. Someone, please, drop the idiot ball already.
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Quote:They all forgot that the Circle of Thorns was a group that's been with this game since the beginning; a group of sorcerers and magic users dressed up like they were going to some D&D cosplay (or maybe a heavy metal concert...). By their own words, that group is incongruous with the entire notion of superheroes and therefore should have never been included!Originally Posted by Techbot Alpha
Edit: What CoH was originally created to be is mostly irrelevant. What it IS now is important. Because, frankly, what it WAS was Jack's little pet project domain where what he said was Law and everyone had to damn well like it. Not so these days...Thankfully.
Oh yeah, and all those demons you run into, especially villainside. And Dark Astoria. Seriously. -
Quote:So then what? If he came to the wrong game, then doesn't that mean he should go to some other game if he doesn't like spandex wearing superheroes? Isn't that what I just repeated in a more snarky fashion? Who needs the reading comprehension classes again?Originally Posted by BrandX
Obviously you need some reading comprehension classes. Not what he said. He said more along the lines, "Totally came to the wrong game, if you think that's lame."
As evidenced by how the devs have eschewed any fantasy themed costume sets over the last seven years... oh wait a minute.Quote:That's exactly what CoH was created to be. 
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Quote:So if you don't like spandex you can get out? But that's just your opinion, right?Originally Posted by Wing_Leader
Well you've kinda come to the wrong game then, I think. I mean, look at Statesman. Or the Freedom Phalanx in general. Look at the classic COH image below and tell me that the game wasn't intended to represent the classic spandexy superhero genre that you think is so lame. Most folks I know of who think that motif is lame don't read comics, don't go to superhero movies, and don't play COH.
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Quote:Waaaaait...Originally Posted by SpittingTrashcan
- At least one person must know what the Right Thing To Do is in advance, and
- That person must accurately convey exactly what that Right Thing To Do is, and
- Everyone else participating must read, understand, and follow what is being said, and
- If any of the above fails to be true for anyone, the result is failure for everyone
Doesn't this describe every game ranted on by the Angry Video Game Nerd? At least, a single player version of it, LOL. -
Quote:It would change if the majority of the players preferred the solo content, and left the trials virtually abandoned. Unless the devs are intentionally trying to fly the game into the ground?* I'd think NCSoft would kind of frown on that kind of behavior!Originally Posted by Golden Girl
It won't change the Trials being the core content for the Incarnate system.
*(I don't think the devs are intentionally trying to fly the game into the ground, or however that saying is supposed to go!) -
Quote:Just because you're able to do something doesn't mean everyone else in the world also can.Originally Posted by Stormbird
Fixed. The AT is not the problem.
(Edit: I know how that sounds - it's not meant to be a slam on players who found they couldn't complete that solo. But if I can solo it on an SO'd emp defender, decidedly not a damage powerhouse, it's soloable. Inspiration use and paying attention to what's going on are all that's required.)
Also, I've done that arc with several different ATs. I needed help with Trapdoor on some, and I didn't need any help on others. Even the same AT but with different sets can make that difference. -
Inconceivable!
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Quote:Actually, I think there should be a "Cat Herder" badge for so many hours of leading a league.Originally Posted by Wing_Leader
Or better yet, make the trials doable by cats, without having to specially train them before hand.