Esisteine Falle

Quoted for truth. Show up when you can. We do our best to get everybody on team and included. If I remember correctly, the most we've restarted a tf so new folks could join was twice.

Not necessarily. There's definitely a very slim chance we'll survive.

Total protonic reversal.

Right. That's bad. Okay. All right. Important safety tip. Thanks, Egon. errr King

Yes it does. TheBaub and I rolled up a pair of beams for this reason.

I like to think we put the fun in dysfunctional.

I'm going beam and iirc, so is King. We shall disintegrate indiscriminately!

Feel free to join whenever you can, we'd love to have you. Once we get rolling, it really won't matter if new folks are red or blue side because we'll be going rogue in order to access both sides.

EDIT-Scooped by MP

As long as they're not masterminds, feel free to bring one of them.

Illusion is a lot of fun and a solid set. There's a reason why illusion/rad controllers have been soloing everything in sight for a while. Consider this, with all the recharge from team buffs, your phantom army will be permanent and you'll be able to tank.

On the other hand, multiple corruptors on a team means more chance at scourge. As soon as targets drop below 50% health, their health will start dropping even faster.

My suggestion is to play the powerset/archetype that you're most interested in. When we did the radiation team, I was strongly considering a fire/radiation controller because I had heard the stories about how great they were. But I decided on a blaster because I already had a fire controller and I thought there would be an abundance of controllers. My blaster is okay, but I'm strongly considering moving her to another server because i just don't enjoy playing her that much.

LRSF won't have changed yet.

I'd still like to get a LRSF in. It's very satisfying to roll into Atlas Park and beat the snot out of the heroes. But this time I'll be imagining States saying this when we beat him up.

EDIT-Baub's puter has arrived and is being assembled as I type this.

There was lots of faceplanting, but it was a good learning experience. I, for one, learned that level 56 archvillains can beat up my mastermind and take her lunch money. I would love to have another go at MoM though. It's a rough trial for a small league, but I think we could pull it off.

I don't think we have done LRSF on the dark team. Ethereal Frost has it unlocked if that's what we end up doing. SSA#5 is an option for folks that haven't ran it. We could do a quick Numina for notices/xps for non-50's.

This is very true. The advantage to starting in Praetoria was that any AT could show up. Now with the new tutorial, AT is chosen before alignment. We could start on any side we wanted.

Praetoria- The story arcs are more challenging and more entertaining. However, when we start in Praetoria, there's usually a few stragglers that get left behind.

Red side- We could jump into running the new training missions or some Death From Below. There's also the option of running mayhems to work on Invader

Blue side- Like red side, we could jump into running the new content. We could also start running task forces for merits and credit towards Task Force Commander

I think there's pros and cons to starting in each zone. Praetoria is fun and challenging, but the group gets spread a little thin to go back and help stragglers. Villain side is also a lot of fun too. It's really easy to get around and the story arcs are fairly well written and entertaining. Hero side is the merit trough. It's got the most zones, but we have a big shiny base to get around.

My choice would be to go villainside. I think the last time that we started villain was the bladed team and that was a few teams ago. Praetoria is great, but we've started the last few teams there.

Just my 2 inf.

My resolution is to give Starry lots of opportunities to use vengeance.

Why wait till the next team for that? There's no reason that we couldn't unslot our alphas to give this a shot. The next question I have is if we're doing that for the challenge are other incarnate slots allowed as well?


I remember on the traps team when King would chase me down on his corr and pull out his tri-corder to throw a heal. When we teamwiped, I always tried to die near him so I could pass him a wakie and he'd get me up. Good times.

Just to throw my 2 inf to the subject, I think that all single power set options should be fair game. The only one that I'm on the fence about is kinetics because it could also include kinetic melee.

This is just my preference but I like the idea of a single power team because it does limit choices, and it also forces people to think carefully about what they bring to the party. The rad team and the traps team did have their moments when they easily stomped through everything but they also had their moments where they team wiped. Anybody remember the Mender Laz that had 117 deaths?

In order to make the dark team more challenging, masterminds were excluded. Future teams could exclude masterminds and trollers because at higher levels they can become overpowered.

It's my personal opinion that whatever we decide, there will be the possibility for abusive stacking. That possibility is part of the reason I decided to join the superteam. I'll admit to being a bit of a powergamer but I really think the idea of taking a group of AT's that usually can't solo well and succeeding at challenging content with them is lots of fun.