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Quote:I would see this as extremely useful, especially if salvage, recipies and enhancements can be posted. I'm in the middle of crafting IO's for a toon at the moment and I have a very helpful SG who are supplying me with Salvage. At the moment we either have to meet face to face or have it dropped off at the base if necessary, meaning they have to go out of their way to do help.But sending $Inf via Email to other people's characters? How often would anyone other than a RMT customer need this? Can't you simply have one of the recipient log onto thier alt and do the transaction face-to-face via the existing trade mechanism? I suppose that it would make RMT buyers more confident, knowing that they don't have to share thier account passwords to recieve thier ill-gotten gains. (Just thier credit card numbers...hah! Good luck with that.)
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Because every term in this game is completely fictional? It's a game? And people prefer their villians to be in a villian group rather than a super group? Just maybe?
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Sorry, did you say something? :P
Just to add to the anecdotal evidence, I saw CoH on gamespy but wasn't in a position to buy or play it. Then I saw GvE in HMV about 18 months ago and realised I could now play it. I would love a new box. -
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Quote:*suddenly and quietly laughing*
If it hasn't already been taken?
Go for "Absinthe Minded"
Michelle
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Samuraiko/Dark_Respite
Hahaha, that is gold!
I wouldn't bother petitioning drug related names, although the more clever the name, the less likely I would be to worry about it if I did. I appreciate a good pun. -
Quote:I would consider Superman to be natural. All his race had those powers.That's a good point.
Science heroes like Superman and the Fantastic Four fight primarily against foes of science origin.
I think it was because it was BAB talking about tails that it was assumed they were animated. -
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I'm not sure if this has been answered definitivly, but yes you should be able to take a 50 over.
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Quote:Since the Shard yet another 3rd dimension, there shouldn't be another alternate Praetorian Shard for there. They are both alternate dimensions from ours.
As is the Rikti dimension... pretty sure they aren't from ours. Check out their page on the Wiki: http://wiki.cohtitan.com/wiki/Rikti -
More interaction of powers.... If a group of people were in a patch of ice and a fire blaster hits the area the ice should melt to water... hit it again and it boils... throw in an elec power and they are all fried.
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Not sure about the first 2, but I'm pretty sure somewhere I saw that the Rikti never invaded Praetorian Earth. They are from an alternate earth and invaded us through the portal corp system or something similar.
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Quote:As long as we can do this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7ACUJ-0ARYMight be interesting to have a chase scene in a building (not a cave) with close quarters, say, an apartment complex, where the runner can dart and weave through small rooms, side doors, etc.
Apologies for not finding a genuine scooby doo one, but they seem in short supply. -
Quote:Thats the problem, they only do what you tell them to, not what you want them to!Actually, computers are incredibly intelligent. They do exactly what they're told to do when they're told to do it as quickly as they can (which is a lot faster than you could do so, I assure you). The problem is that humans aren't all that intelligent and can oftentimes be incredibly bad at giving the proper instructions to the incredibly intelligent computer that will do exactly what it is told to do. The problems isn't that computers aren't smart enough. It's that humans aren't good enough at giving accurate instructions.
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Dammit, I did this on Sunday on a toon... Although the patch notes say its available through Oro.
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Quote:Ok, fair enough. I wasn't looking for a right or wrong, just understanding, me of where you stood and you of where I stood. Think we found that.The tells don't bother me that much since I ignore them. However there is no moral onus on me to like being pestered. If you choose to pester people, don't assume some kind of high ground. You are intruding. Politely done, that's OK enough I suppose, but don't assume you are inherently in the right here.
Although as a reciever and occasional sender of these tells I personally don't find them pestering and apply the do unto others rule. Politely of course. -
Quote:Granted, but a team isn't always like a group of mates. For you it may be, to which I reply hide from searchs if the /tells bother you that much. PUGs are common, and rely on random strangers communicating. Somehow I think we are going to have to agree to dissagree as it's clear we approach this game in very different ways.Nope, it is nothing like a party. It is a public place in which I do business (or rather purchase as service). I didn't invite you to COH. Nobody we mutually know invited us to COH. We both decided to visit a public place by choice. There is no common ground guaranteed other than we happen to play the same game.
A party implies that at some level of connection, we have common friends. That is not necessarily so here by any means. COH is populated by people from all over the place with very different backgrounds. I could just as easily abhor you as want to deal with you. There's no means by which to express that. -
Quote:Still the analogy fails because when you go to the bar you can see it's a group of friends, and people usually go with friends rather than go hoping to meet a random group. A party would be a better bet, where a lot of random people with a similar friend or friends in common are there. If you are at a party you are more likely to join in a conversation with random people and more likely to allow people into your converstation, but sometimes you will get cliques that don't want people in. However, you can still often see in the attitude of the group which way they will go. As you said at the end (didn't want to quote the whole thing) COH lacks that ability. The only way you can find out is by asking.I don't like it because I consider it intrusive.
Since the thread has been looking for a good analogy and failing, try this one.
A team is like a group of buddies in a bar...
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If I saw a table full of buddies sitting there at a table, drinking and telling old stories, I'd be not even vaguely inclined to intrude. If, they were standing in a cluster at the bar, it might be different. There are cues which can convey this sort of information.
Quote:This is where it steps over the line from reasonable to (slightly) intrusive. Blind Invites are generally considered bad, because they have no consideration for what the person is doing. Blind asking without consideration for who is leading, what the activity is, etc is the same kind of intrusion. In a way, it's even worse because it's not limited to a the subset of people that can be invited. It's largely indiscriminate. -
Pretty sure Jay has said he will only add long skirts when he can get it to not look stupid. The issue is how do you have a long skirt on a Martial Arts type character. It's difficult to say the least.
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Quote:Still not really, as you're odds of someone letting you stay are pretty much zip.The restaurant tables analogy doesnt really work. It's more like knocking on people's doors and asking if they have room for you to stay. You have no idea if they have a spare bedroom, you have no idea what they're up to, but you come along and ask anyway, hoping someone will say sure stay.
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Quote:McD's isn't a place you would normally expect to share a table at. So the analogy was kinda broken to start with.Except it's not a full McD's, there are an infinite number of tables. and a pile of people standing around who'd like to share tables. Plus a ton of other people standing around waiting for someone else to take the initiative to choose a table...
And in the EU at least there aren't always players available. When you search your level range and find 25 players it doesn't take long to send tells to those not on teams and see if they are looking for one. Most of the time they aren't on a team because they don't want to be, so you are left Solo, or /telling the people on teams. -
Quote:No, it's more akin to walking up to a table in a full McD's and asking if you could share a table.I'm really not a big fan of "reverse invites", to me it's akin to walking up to a stranger's table at McDonalds and having a seat. That being said, this guy overreacted a bit. Can't say for sure if he was really a jerk or just had his fill for the day- theres no real way to know if he's always like that, or if you were the 217th person to ask him that hour.
I mean sure, there are a fair share of 'Invite me Nao' people but most of the ones I've received have been as polite as the OP's.
And I think the response from the guy in that OP is very OTT, no matter how often he'd been asked. There is NEVER any need to be that rude. -
Thanks to those who replied to my query, pretty much the answers I expected. I was more interested in why, if someone fell into the right level and had an AT you could use and you had space, you would automatically reject them because they asked.
And cos tone isn't transferred across the internet, I'm more curious than anything. I'm not trying to change your mind, just understand where you are coming from. I personally don't start teams very often but will accept members who message me if I'm in the mood to team. -
Quote:Out of curiostiy, why do you dislike it? It's no worse than you inviting someone else to your team. If you have a spot they could fill (depending on AT etc if you are a player who likes a specific make up) what do you have to lose?This is why the search window needs a 'team looking form members' flag option. I do remember that as one of the few good features of DDO.
Personally I don't like when people ask to join my team. I never invite them, and always /ignore them if they persist. However, I don't bother being rude to them.
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Quote:Eh? 16 issues in 5 years is 3 per year, not 4, with one spare. And we are over halfway through the 6th year. On averages we should be due 2 more.16 issues in 5 years says roughly 1 per quarter with a few extras. I expect at least one more Issue before GR.
Why? It's part of an expansion pack... if you don't own the expansion why should you deserve the goodies? I'm not saying I'm in favour of them doing it, but I wouldn't have a problem with it. And I wouldn't be surprised if they did.