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It could be any of those reasons, or all of them. I don't think there is any definite reason other than some people just want to be the hero.

For reference I do play both sides, though I haven't made a new villain in awhile. But I've always had more Villains than Heroes.

I don't doubt if everything were equal Redside would still have a lower population, but I do think if things were more equal Redside would be less abandoned.

I agree that should such a set come to be Stalker only.

here's a possible AS animation too

While I liek the idea of more pools, I don't think any of the NPC groups have powers that are so unique it wouldn't be plausible in a generic Epic Pool. Except maybe Carnies and their masks. But for the most part all of the NPC groups have powers that would work generically.

To everyone going on and on about how it's uneven/unfair that Villains don't have to do tips for PPP's, guess what there are other uneven/unfair things affecting Villains.

First off leveling is harder Villain side there are way more people playing Heroside. Less people means less teams. Less teams works out to less experience.

Secondly a significant portion of the Villain side content is mechanically harder than blueside across comparable levels.

Thirdly Blueside has more content options available across levels than redside. This is reflected in zones and Task forces (discounting non story hazard zones,co-op zones and Ouro TF/SF)

Fourth there is huge Reward merit imbalance between the two sides since blueside gets more reward merits for comparable amounts of time.


because of the player bases general bias towards Blue side, the Blue side already has significant advantages over the redside. So don't give me any of the unfair/uneven nonsense because it is extremely disingenuous to do so.

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Seems like a hover bike would solve most problems with the idea

I think they fixed that in a more recent patch, so Fireball should be using the 50% Crit like it's supposed to.

As for the snipes, they are not worth taking.
the animation takes forever (8 sec) and the damage is severely lacking.
The Snipes use the Stalkers Ranged damage mod (which is .5 or .6) so the snipes end up doing 75 damage, 150 with crit at the base. Not worth the power slot

I would change Murder of Crows to function more like Tornado/Waterspout rather than as a rain power. This is a flock of angry birds they are highly mobile and the power should reflect that.

Flurry of Feathers might function better as a confuse rather than a placate.


I like this idea and would love to see it as an actual set.

Would also like to see the same concept applied to an Assault set.

Nice post,

as far as this case goes though Venture's reply would have been the same to anyone regardless of how long they've been here.

Can we get back to the facts as presented in game regardless of how good they are now?

So NE of Bermuda. about 50 miles long, parts of it filter into the US coast line, the others belong to Recluse.

I actually started Laura's arc last night. While I agree it's a great arc I kind of guessed the twist almost immediately.

Although since a certain NPC got stuck on geometry twice during the arc,once requiring a GM to intervene, that kind of cemented it for me.

I have to agree that KR can use some changes, but I also agree with Sam that the tone of KR shouldn't be changed.

I'd also like to add an additional suggestion, that whatever changes get made if a zone isn't turned CO-OP( which KR SHOULDN'T be) that Villains get a new SF dealing with/interacting/causing some of those changes.