Dechs Kaison

Ack no. I've done Poison once, but it is very click intensive.

I'm not worried about the endurance at all. I've run countless Dark Armor characters, some even without fitness.

I will take two of the toggles, though, and expect to run them full time. One is mez protection and resistance, and I'd be a fool not to run that. The second is the -resist toggle, which is half of my -resist potential.

Then Maneuvers and Assault, maybe Tough, Weave, and one of the epic armors...

Traps would be my go to set, but I have enough characters with that already. Also, there's too many good powers in traps and I wouldn't want to skip anything but Time Bomb, leaving me little room for the other pool powers I'd want.

Dark Armor says "lol sappers."

I wouldn't go so far as to call them the toughest enemies around, but they certainly have the most hitpoints.

I'll give you my reason.

If I can solo AVs and GMs, then I can take any 7 people with me on any TF and know we won't run into a problem. They could be the worst batch of players ever to log in and we'll still succeed because if it comes down to it, I'll solo the damn TF.

A few weeks ago my Bots/Traps solo'd the Clockwork King on a LGTF in less time than it took the team to lead Penny to the door. Last night I took out Jurassik in under 7 minutes. Neither of those cases is an excessive amount of time. One was doing its job to speed the TF along. The other was me getting the badge without having to pull a team together on the server's off time. There's more than just reward/time benefits here.

/Ditto

Yeah, this is my thoughts. I might even get away with not casting Lingering Radiation because the Beam Rifle includes some -regen. If not, I'm still ok with redraw once every 30 seconds.

Again, exactly my thoughts. Resistance is such a huge and hard to come by benefit that it is very often a game changer. The world needs more Sonics, and Sonic Siphon (the only really clicky power of the set) also lasts 30 seconds.

Sonic ends up doing twice the -resist as Radiation, but does that outweigh the +damage and +recharge that Rad brings?

It boosts resistance as well as providing solid mez protection to myself and the team, but does that outweigh the healing, -tohit and -damage that Rad brings?

Arrrrgh I can't make up my mind.

I was being quite facetious.

I really can't decide which would be better, and they both work for the concept I'd be using. Sonic lays out more -resist. Rad could be more clicky. But rad has +damage and +recharge. Which is more offensive? Which will allow me to provide the most benefit to a team?

Well, it's either Sonic or Rad. And while Rad does have some +recovery, it has one more toggle.

If only I had a way to skip the stupid self heal in Rad it'd be a no brainer.

Sold.

Thanks, Auroxis. I knew I wanted a BR corruptor, but I didn't know what secondary to give him.

There is nothing accurate in this post. And the word you are looking for is affected.

Especially at that level. Mez protection granted from these type of powers scales upward with level, meaning that it starts somewhat low.

MMs in general I can't say, but with my Bots/Traps I've learned how to be useful in these phases.

In Lambda, the hardest part is the sabotage phase. When I started playing iTrials with my Bots/Traps, I ran through mashing the defensive/follow button to keep my henchmen from aggroing until I stopped at a crate/container. Then I'd lay my Acid Mortar and let the bots kill the thing. They'd eventually start dying off, I'd resummon as I was able, but eventually hit my Demonic Aura to keep up with the melee guys and still lay my traps.

Now that I've got all three level shifts, I just go solo my own path through the Sabotage phase.

Last Mission of Apex is ... interesting. I have to micro the bots something fierce to keep them away from blue patches, but as long as I do that, I'm just as useful as I am anywhere else in the game.