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Quote:Of course, the way that -RES works, no matter how much RES they have you're still increasing your damage by the correct amount. It will always increase your damage by 10%, unless they have 100% RES.Originally Posted by DarkSideLeague
Make it 100% - I monitor enemy values with my Bane mid battle - it's 2.5% a piece, 10% fully stacked.
Of course, if the enemy has 60% Resistance to a damage type, then it's down to 4%.
Still, the DoT is a nicer effect. It adds a rather large amount of damage to all your attacks. -
Quote:I noticed pretty quick that you can use the mesh top with the new chest details. Your use of it is pretty good.Originally Posted by Hidden Hero
If all goes well in my linkage/postage of pics, you'll see my new twin Victorian Steampunker's. The female is 'the Magician Queen' while her brother is 'The Victorian Lad'.
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Quote:A challenger approaches! Pirate vs Ninja!Originally Posted by bAss_ackwards
Yarrr!
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Quote:If someone wants copper/brass they can color it that color. And if they don't, they can make it something else. Then everyone is happy. You're literally saying that A > A + B (for non-negative values of B). You're saying that brass-only is better than brass plus whatever else. I've never understand this line of reasoning you're deploying and probably never will.Originally Posted by Henri
hehe, no, it's about changing the definition of the pack
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Quote:The same color nearly everything else is -- "tintable"Originally Posted by Henri
can i just ask, without any connotation other than my own curiosity, what colours 'would' you expect a steampunk pack to be?
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Quote:Top right: /e stancevillain2 (GR Item Pack)Originally Posted by Ashtoreth_NA
What are the emotes on the right?
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Quote:People are taking Reactive the most. But after that it's Diamagnetic if they want debuffs. Not that many people taking Paralytic and even less doing Gravitic.Originally Posted by Cheetatron
Since when is everyone flocking to diamagnetic? Most people I see have reactive which is why I built up paralytic for lamda and most other teaming scenarios.
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I seem to be getting more use out of this as a martial arts pack than steampunk.
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Do you have images from imgur blocked?
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Quote:I would be hard-pressed to find a post of yours that didn't end with an emoticon. "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" comes to mind.Originally Posted by Golden Girl
It's almost like you missed the
at the end of the post 
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From a balance perspective, a power underperforming is less of a threat to the game than a power overperforming. I can see why they're interested in pushing this out before they fix the targets bug if the alternative is "however long extra with drastically overpowered rains."
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Quote:It's almost like you missed an entire 250 year period and are just making up this belief that females are rarely associated with the occult or black magic.Originally Posted by Golden Girl
Occult usually = black magic
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Quote:Not entirely true. In beta there was a different bug, where enemies were hitting themselves and thus generating gray numbers that weren't attributed to you, and stealing inf/XP rewards. When they fixed that, they introduced "not working with pets at all," which actually was present for a couple weeks in beta. I know because I tested it every patch and reported it numerous times.Originally Posted by Adeon Hawkwood
Actually the bug wasn't there in Beta. When the content originally went live Interface did not work in pet powers at all. They fixed that but unfortunately missed the bug that it wasn't obeying the 10 second rule in patches/auras. This patch fixes that bug but unfortunately introduces a new bug.
So to summarize:
Initial Release: Interface does not work with Pets at all
1st Patch: Interface works properly with regular pet attacks but is overpowered with Auras and aura-like pseudo-pets (no 10 second rule)
2nd patch (on test): Interface works properly with regular pet attacks but is underpowered with Auras and aura-like pseudo-pets (only affects one target) -
Quote:It just means that in rain powers and DoT toggles only (no effect on other powers, they still continue to function as they have been), there's a 10s refire rate between applications. In a rain power, it's allowed to tic once every 10s, instead of every single attack the rain does (which is like 75 tics per target).Originally Posted by Robo_Knight
So that means Interface won't be as affective? IE, a Tier 4 Diamagnetic won't go off all the time if it's at 100%?
If it's not, then I don't get it... -_-;
It won't be as effective in rains, but it was too effective before. To the point it could triple the damage of damage toggles and make Rain of Fire do more than Inferno. -
Starting off I did a few subtle things. The new belt makes a great sash or "fold" for any sort of dress. Or even as a shirt. I updated an old dress to use it, giving it what I feel is a more realistic style.
Messing around with some of the other options I came up with another dress which is decent, although it doesn't look as good with legs spread.
Using the new boots you can do a pretty decent Carnie look. With the usage of some corsets and a few other pieces I imagine it could be pretty convincing.
I also found that some of the parts mix well with a few martial arts pieces to make some pretty nice combat and martial arts outfits.
I also pieced together some leather and buckles to make a pretty satisfying dominatrix outfit.
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Diamagnetic if you're mostly going to be soloing. Paralytic if you're mostly going to team. In a teaming scenario, the best one to have is the one nobody is using. Paralytic is still a great debuff, but everyone is flocking to Diamagnetic. And at the high proc rate, you probably won't contribute much with -ToHit on a team. There's also the fact that teams tend to be closer to the soft cap these days.
Also, Diamagnetic does almost nothing to AVs and GMs, but Paralytic is full strength (besides resistances). -
Quote:Makes sense to me.Originally Posted by Black Scorpion
Hey all,
Interface procs should have been obeying the standard 10 second per proc in toggle/auto/location power rules from the start. The fact that they weren't was the result of a bug which we are addressing with this patch. Any information I or anyone else at Paragon may have given to the contrary in the past was in error: The intention is that Interface procs behave as close to "having a proc IO slotted in all powers" as possible, and we are making these and the future changes to better achieve that intent.
The issue that rain powers are now only hitting 1 target per 10 seconds is a side-effect of the fix which we will be addressing in a future build. Rain powers should have chance to hit all targets with the proc (but only one "round" of application per 10 seconds across all powers of this category).
Your bud in the Incarnate-powered armor,
Black Scorpion
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Quote:Just added all the female costume parts to the wiki:Originally Posted by Obitus
Costume pictures, please
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Quote:Turning a power that isn't even supposed to deal significant damage into something that can wipe out lieutenants on max difficulty is definitely insane.Originally Posted by enderbean
There's a difference between overpowered and insane. Turning a rain power into a nuke is insane.
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Quote:Because it was drastically overpowered.Originally Posted by BattleWraith
Oh, well if the number is so small then why are they wasting time making a change when there are so many other things that need to be fixed?
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It recharges in 30s, unlike the GvE pack which recharges in 2m30s. So it's significantly better.
Considering it doesn't add any horizontal movement speed though, I tend to agree it could be a stand-alone travel power without even needing to toggle off at all. Though the devs might be worried about it stacking with things like Ninja Run and invalidating Super Jump or something.
Quote:I forgot to mention this in my post above. I noticed this while fiddling, and agree.Originally Posted by SilverAgeFan
The two Female Bolero tops should be available in the Jackets without Sleeves -
Quote:I have a character with Reactive and a rain power and I'm not going to be re-evaluating anything. I didn't take Reactive because it turned Rain of Fire into a nuke, I took it for a damage perk to all my powers. And it still does that.Originally Posted by Another_Fan
No Anyone who has an interface in a rain is going to have to re-evaluate their choice. Depending on what they took for interface they may also have to re-evaluate their destiny choice as well.
I don't disagree that it should be working on all targets and not one. I do however disagree that it's as dramatic as you make it out to be and people will have to change their Interface slot just because rain powers are no longer nukes. The only way that should be the case is if they made their Interface choice based entirely on the fact that it was making rain powers into nukes. -
Some of the new parts are kinda nice. I was trying to make some additions to or new formal wear for a character of mine.
The new skirt is decent, but it rides up pretty high so and it looks a little silly in an open stance.
I can probably still use the chest details, belts, and jackets if I play with it more. -
Some of this stuff is cool. I like the belts, skirts, chest details, and jackets. However, two things:
Why are these curls only available with a hat? I would really like to have these curls on a standard hairstyle for a regular top. I saw them in the video and immediately wanted them for some characters. But they're only available with the very theme-specific hat. Please make these curls a stand-alone hairstyle without the hat.
This face style comes with its own lipstick stock, which makes it really stupid looking when you try to add your own makeup. Can you remove the makeup so we can do it ourselves?
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Quote:My main character (badge hunter with over 1100 badges) is named Victoria Noir. This amuses me.Originally Posted by Zwillinger
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Quote:I don't think anyone has to change their Interface choice, unless they specifically made the choice to take advantage of an overpowered rain.Originally Posted by Another_Fan
Well what this means is there is a good chance anyone, NOT JUST THE PEOPLE THAT TOOK REACTIVE BUT ANYONE !!! has to re-pick their interface power. Seeing there is no way to respec them because the devs are having an oopsie moment, this means they have to grind them out again.
I know what a normal person's reaction to that proposition would be.
The vast majority of characters don't even have rain powers so it literally affects them not at all. Anyone who had rain powers and not-Reactive probably didn't even notice the effect at all. Anyone who is using Reactive should be able to continue to enjoy the fact that all their other powers still do a lot more damage than without the Interface.
I would estimate the number of people who feel they have to change their Interface slot now because of this change is not even double digit.