Edana

Exactly! After a few days of raiding where there are so many people that I didn't need to even look at the UI more than to see whether people were alive or dead (swiftly started using the map instead since that told me where people were dead - which on that scale is more significant than who,) I went off into the normal game and joined an ITF.

Neither the new white on gradiented and highlighted green or the bright green on bright green pseudo-classic can be read without my eyes pulling. The new window auto-scales to insane while docked and the "classic" blatantly isn't.

For reference - since the new UI designer doesn't seem to have ever seen the rest of the game.


<-- "Classic" | Actual old UI -->

Until this is fixed I seem to be on an involuntary sabbatical

Speaking as someone who had tier 3 destiny ready to slot before they'd unlocked the slot and now has tier 3 lore slotted, tier 2 judgement and working on tier 2 interface... Like hell am I finished, this stuff is fun.

Unless he upgraded because we beat him.

You aren't going to get very far demanding your money back on a car you've been driving for 5 years on the basis that the free servicing and breakdown cover is taking too long.

Over the last two years they've added the AE (2 years old tomorrow) and Praetoria. The art assets for those alone are significant. You can't determine the complexity of a program from the amount of space taken up by the data it uses.

Contrary to how a lot of people would like things to work you can't make a piece of software reliable by throwing more monkeys at it.

Yes it is annoying. No I'm not very happy about the number of glitches in this issue. Yes I do wonder just what the internal testing department actually does sometimes. But to claim the game today is worse than it was 5 years ago is pure nostalgia at best.

Technically I think that's 1% not 1HP

The 9CUs increase in damage and accuracy the longer they're around; at spawn they're normal bosses, by the time they've hung around a few minutes they're almost auto-hit and doing enough damage that 90% resistance barely keeps you alive for 2 seconds.

Actually Oppressive Gloom costs 0.08 end a second as well as the self damage. For obvious reasons all self rezzes have no endurance cost.

In answer to the original question however: Balance.

I don't think they're that new; the original market interface revamp was almost completely unusable too. Getting that 'improvement' to have the required features and fit in with the rest of the game took quite a battle.

In Call Bruiser like all full pet powers individual powers used by the pet are included in an expandable list which states the accuracy for each power, usually 1.00x but 0.60x in the case of Hand Clap and 1.20x for Knockout Blow. The obvious 'correct answer' for pseudopet powers is to either fully hide from the player that these powers use pets by making the accuracy number be that of the power the pet uses (the same as the list of effects is), or to not hide how the power functions by letting the power state that it summons a pet and list the power(s) that pet uses with full information. The current half-way-house implementation fails to provide the end user with the information that is required.

In all cases of this issue the power itself deals no damage and it is the pet that does so; if the damage dealt by the pet is part of the power so is the accuracy with which that damage is applied.

Except that we're talking about tax software that doesn't apply tax to any expenditures done after the 28th of a month. For most of the time the output is correct and it is doing exactly what it is coded to do, it still doesn't perform the task for which it is intended, so it is bugged.

What? When? How?

If I buy that program off you and there is a button labelled "pi" that returns the value 3, that is a bug. If you argue that places where the code is doing the wrong thing aren't bugs then there is no point reporting anything because the only 'real' bugs are hardware problems outside the ability of the developers to correct.

By so much that I'm wondering how I didn't question it originally. Thanks.

Crushing Impact is a melee set. Footstomp takes PBAoE sets. Out of those two powers Knockout Blow is the only one you can slot them in.