Fleeting Whisper

They do GM/AV spawning for many anniversary events. That's how I got the badge for Caleb on my super-speeding MM; getting it for realz would have been tricky

It's called staying inside. But you should know, There Is Life Outside Your Apartment!

Incorrect; Damage Resistance is the resistance to both -res and -dam.

(Note that despite the fact that res resists -res, a -X% res debuff still causes you to deal +X% more damage)

So long as they don't ever say "we're finishing up these videos now"

And how many sub-20 damage procs do you have?

Ditto on the 'wuh?'

To my knowledge, the buff pets have never done anything but buff the owner.

So good I wikified it

I disagree. Five DO-strength Dam/Rech enhancements (with damage proc or KD proc) usable from level 1 to 21? For free? That don't need replacing? Sign me up

Slot them into your first few powers and then just overwrite them with SOs/IOs at 22 (or DOs if you buy those)

Actually, it doesn't. At all. Shadow Fall (and Steamy Mist/Arctic Fog) has no affect on any character's ability to generate Threat.

Well, it works exactly like the player version used to

(Okay, not 100% exactly. The player version used to be usable while you're dead, the Nemesis version activates on death. But the player version could be activated multiple times, and a player could conceivably activate it immediately on dying.)

Also, if Nemesis Vengeance worked like the player versions, you'd be even more screwed. Right now, it only happens with a lieutenant dies. If they had our version, you'd get it when anything Nemesis died, so long as a lieutenant was standing.

That's kind of a semantic argument there. By the same token, I can define damage as being an absolute effect, and say Taunt effects deal Taunt damage. After all, both healing and damage* are absolute effects (as opposed to current, maximum, strength, or resistance effects), and once you get down to the level of analyzing individual power effects, there is nothing else really differentiating them.

Of course, by this definition, other things are special kinds of damage, too: debt protection, PvP endurance drain, toggle dropping, and IO procs (not just damage procs; this includes Achilles Heel, Absolute Amazement, Analyze Weakness, Coercive Persuasion, Dark Watcher's Despair, Decimation, Force Feedback, etc).

Also, since knockback is a current effect and yet it breaks sleep just like the absolute damage and the damage heals, we have a problem with both of our definitions of 'damage'. Honestly, I think it's safer just to consider healing and damage separate, realize there are multiple things which can break a sleep, and not get into the effect classifications, which most hardcore players haven't even heard of.

* Actually, not all damage is an absolute effect. Backdraft (the attack used by the Steel Canyon burning building when it explodes), uses a current effect. This is how the damage it deals is always a specific multiple of your maximum HP.

Mousechord!

(I'm used to Ctrl/Shift/Alt being called modifier keys, tbh)

Supposedly Praetoria has endgame content, too.

Like GG, for example

Totally agree. I don't think it'd be an issue if the window would just stick where the player puts it. Like all the other windows in the game. I like to hope it's just a bug that hasn't been fixed; if it's intentional, it's moronic.

I may have joined long before the trial account restrictions were put in place, but that doesn't mean I can't look at them and see problems.

Another big issue I see is that there is no means for trial account players to reply to tells, so when a team leader is polite and sends a /tell before inviting to the team, the trial player can't respond, and the team leader assumes you're AFK.

Also, trial players can't create teams, no matter the circumstances. Not even with other trial players. There have been several cases where a couple or a group of friends get trial accounts together, but are unable to team together when they get in the game, because none of them can create the team. The only way they can team is if they get an extra player to invite all of them, and then quit; god forbid if someone disconnects.

Of course, on teh computrz, we have an entire character to use for ellipsis. No more need to type three whole periods when you can use a single ellipsis!

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Isn't that where the fun begins?

I'm not sure what you're saying? Hell, Assault gives Taunt (and Placate) resistance.