Fleeting Whisper

You should be able to copy and paste them from your info screen. Use /infoself

Because™.

Walking on water would truly be a visual thing (all of the water in the game is waist-high), and it simply was never added, nor is it a high priority. Also worth noting is that the maximum run speed in this game is not fast enough for a human to run on water, so if you want to bring in real-world physics, there's that.

Walking on walls is a large endeavor in modifying the game's physics, as well as making significant changes to the geometry of the world. There's also the fact that the travel powers are balanced against each other to some extent by their mobility. Super Speed is mostly limited to flat ground, so it's faster than Super Jump or Fly to compensate.

Known issue. Values being read from the database are apparently shifted by some amount, so I believe the only things that are displaying the proper numbers are pseudopets.

TBH, a floating mouse cursor sounds more like a hardware problem. Have you changed any hardware or hardware drivers recently?

So... scrum meeting that gets redacted because it reveals the content of something two issues in the future, plus a bunch of people typing at computers? Maybe a few jokes between coworkers that have nothing to do with anything currently going on? And -- if we're lucky -- video of lunch while watching an episode of The A-Team?


Seriously, the most interesting thing that an outsider looking in would get from watching a video of a game development studio would be the meetings, and those would probably have to be redacted. That's not just Paragon Studios, that's game studios in general.

Sprites are 2D

"Rose Star", not "Rose Starr"

What the hell is a "semi-petition"? And "petition time" implies this is, in fact a petition, which is against the rules.


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I don't think it's a good idea.

For one, I think it fits the power's flavor better to use it on a demon - besides the buff, the target is calling forth Living Hellfire.

Second, your pets are both your damage and your defense for a Mastermind. Buffing one of your pets is akin to buffing yourself. And the buff given by Hell on Earth is extremely useful for you to have.

Third, I believe "ally" allows you to use the power on someone who isn't on your team (which is definitely a bad idea), while "teammate" doesn't allow you to use it on a pet. Please correct me if I'm wrong about that.

Finally, the only other Mastermind T7 power which does not directly affect your pets is Gang War, and Gang War summons more pets.

My Thugs/Dark Miasma MM got a Katana/Willpower Scrapper for a 'clone'. Despite the extremely flawed nature of my clone, it was extremely good at distracting Ajax and surviving any stray Wyvern while I destroyed the devices. My clone didn't die until just after Ajax did.

My clone wasn't particularly useful at killing Ajax, but very useful as a distraction. Perhaps Ajax didn't realize who was who!

I am registered, though... and they still won't show up...

I just want to add: If I had run Good Villains Never Die on my Mastermind at level 38 or higher (ie: Army of Dark Servants), I would have never gotten past my clones in the first mission.

I had some issues going through Leonard's arc, duoing with a friend and set for x8. But I enjoy a challenge, so that wasn't a huge problem.

Once we got through a giant mess of "me"s (and since I was a Thugs MM at the time and I was doing the Army of Me badge, that was certainly a mess), and we slogged through the 5th Column and PPD Equalizers which were dropping my pets and teammate left and right (and myself only on the right). Then we got to Protean, and despite my teammates warning about Proteans buffs and the danger of taking in a Mastermind, we trounced him easily (especially so, compared to the 8-man spawns of 5th Column we had to wade through to reach him). Then we (or rather, I) ran our butts off to escape the self-destruct.

All of this was interesting (and I do quite like the map for Protean's mission), a bit challenging particularly due to the difficulty setting I was on, but not very far out of the norm for a CoV arc.

Then I reached the last mission to transfer Protean's money to my bank account. And this mission made everything I had gone through all worth it. This last mission made me feel more like a villain than anything else in CoV. This last mission makes me feel even more villainous than kicking puppies with Westin Phipps or cackling maniacally with Vernon von Grun.

I'm Made (or, considering the level range of the arc, at least a Wiseguy or Insider). The citizens of the Rogue Isles know my name, and they know what I'm capable of.

I cannot express how good it felt, when I walked into that bank, to have the security guards cower at my presence. It may be different if it were a common occurrence, but when contrasted to the normal "Kill On Sight" behavior of the PPD, this small little thing made me feel like the king of the world.

I don't particularly care about the rest of the arc; it's cool and fighting an Army of Me was exciting, but it's basically a normal CoV arc. But I want to thank whoever wrote this last mission that Leonard gives out: it really made me feel like a Villain again.


Edit: Also, while not directly written into the arc, running past my clone pleading for help as the self destruct system was counting down made me cackle a bit. I'm a Mastermind. I'm used to 'expendable', and clones of me are even more so

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