DarkGob

You don't have to make five of the same Moral Choice, you just have to make five Moral Choices.

But to answer part of your question, Resistance are considered to be Heroes, Loyalists are Villains. But then there's a wibbly-wobbly thing where Resistance Crusaders are Villains (storywise) and Loyalist Responsibility are Heroes (storywise), and even then it all comes down to how you roleplay your character, if at all. But the game engine seems to view Resistance as Heroes, Loyalists as Villains (the same way Vigilantes are Heroes and Rogues are Villains).

It's also an instant "go to tailor" button, although with trainers becoming tailors in I21 this will be slightly less important.

Then why make it even easier? How many new players are just going to go looking for glints randomly versus finding out what badges are, finding out there's an entire list with exact locations available, then finding out that they can download map mods to make finding the exact locations double easy?

Robert Denby, finally we've found him!

/off-topic Suddenly I'm imagining a Weeping Angels-esque primary set for Masterminds...

There are just so many poorly chosen words in this sentence.

I actually plotted it out once based on the ages of the actors when they started and although that is the general trend, it doesn't quite hold (Colin Baker after Davison, McCoy after Baker, Eccleston after McGann).

Based on this thread, I certainly wouldn't say computers are less forgiving of grammatical errors, at least not their own.

I thought the entire point was that being conceived within a Time Vortex made you a Time Lord regardless of your genetic origin.

And I don't think "I'm giving you all my regenerations (but what I actually mean is my ability to regenerate" is simpler than "I'm giving you my ability to regenerate". I think if they had meant that they would have just said it, but then it could just end up being a plot hole if they ever decide to address the Doctor's throw-away line from SJA on the main show.

No, it's not Quantum Leap. Technically (in a wibbly-wobbly sort of way) the Eleventh Doctor has the same body as the First Doctor, just in a different form. Kinda-sorta. The new body isn't appearing out of nowhere, it's the existing body repairing and reforming itself. Basically think of it as a one-way shape shift that can (usually) only be performed at the moment of death.

It'll make more sense once you've seen it happen.

Superbatch!

Eleven said that a Time Lord can regenerate indefinitely, but this was in The Sarah Jane Adventures. However, something that occurred in last week's episode (don't want to spoil it) strongly suggests otherwise.

Oh wait, somebody already spoiled it a couple posts up. Anyway, I don't see how [WHY HELLO SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS]River could have given the Doctor all of her regenerations if she can do it indefinitely.

Try it yourself.

I could of told you that.

Only if it looks like this.

yes hello hi I said that twice already

Thank god I wasn't the only one whose brain winced at that.

In reverse order:

1. Try clicking the link I so helpfully included in "my" rant and you'll see the "Newbie" line was incidental and not even personal. Also, I'm sure you, as a veteran, realize that forum join date is not necessarily indicative of when someone started playing the game, right? Because otherwise you might look astoundingly silly.

2. I guess I don't understand why you would bother to post about an idea you don't even think is good. When I have a stupid idea (oh god it happens so often) I call myself an idiot and move on (or continue to call myself an idiot until I get it into my thick skull, depending on whether or not I'm having a good day).

3. You're right, gating was a poor choice of word. Regardless, selling inf on the Paragon Market would only exacerbate the already-bad inflation problem for the in-game economy, as I pointed out before, and also like I pointed out before would invalidate the point of earning inf at all. The RMTers might go away, but we would just get problems in return, and I don't really think that's a worthwhile trade-off just to get rid of spam that barely even exists anymore. (Seriously, I don't think I've seen RMT spam since 2008.)

Think about it this way. The devs have already shown that they hate "money for nothing", hence the fixes to the popular farms of the old days (Dreck, etc.), hence the patching of the innumerable exploits of AE (it doesn't seem like non-exploit farms are getting banned anymore but that may have more to do with them giving up on AE entirely and letting it hang open like a rotting wound). Do you really think they'd try to beat RMTers at their own game? For the game's sake, I hope not.

A couple of the newer arcs actually do reference your Praetorian heritage, but yeah, it would be nice to see more of that. Maybe the next zone revamp will be one of the 20+ zones and its content can be written to account for that.