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Just for reference it is Energy Aura not Armor .

I just created one to go with Titan Weapons to help manage the endurance. I must say I like it very much.

It compares very well to /Shield though /Shield has some advantages. Energy Aura is typed not positional defense and it has a slight Negative Energy hole and a big Psychic hole. Covering those takes some work that /shield doesn't have to do. /Shield also gets a damage bonus while /Energy gets a recharge bonus, I consider those two a wash myself. /Energy has a heal in place of shield charge that also has a endurance discount with it and /energy has Energy Drain that gives a defense bonuse (typed again and not to psychic).

Overall like I said I like it and have had a lot of fun with it and Titan Weapons. The only complaint I have is that Energy Aura has stealth but has a taunt radius (the recharge bonus) in its status protection toggle. So to stealth you must turn off status protection, which means if you get seen you can be mezzed before you get it back on. Wish they had attached the taunt to something else but oh well it works.

I have always preferred Choke Points. I know there are toons build to solo doors which is fine but most of the time things leak through and if someone is not manning the choke points you get escapes.

However I always do what the league leader asks to the best of my abilities. When I form the league I get to do it how I want otherwise I listen to the leader.

I have very few characters with it. I avoid it at all costs and only include it if I absolutly have to. None of the characters I mainly use (scrappers and blasters) have it.

It is silly easy now to build up enough global recharge on characters that adding hasten has little additional affect.

From what I have seen on my server most DfB trials won't launch until they have 8. Since those who run that want XP they are unwilling to launch with less so they can max out the XP. Usually on my server you need do nothing more then got to Atlas Park and broadcast that you want on one. There is usually a big crowd running nothing but.

This post had the same thing happen.

http://boards.cityofheroes.com/showt...hlight=turrets

I think the focus of secondary paring is for endurance management. TW eats a lot of your blue bar so most are going for secondaries that have endurance management tools.

The reason you don't see Super Reflexes more is that it has three toggles and no endurance management tools. That doesn't make it a bad choice however. I've seen some of the forums paring TW with Dark Armor, if you can make that work then anything will work.

I am with those who say play what is fun for you and fits your character concept. With IOs you can make anything work.

Yes to both.

The money you have is tied to the character, enhancements in the characters enhancement tray will transfer. Anything you placed on the market or any bids you have will also stay since the market is cross server.

The only thing you lose access to is your supergroup and base if you have them. Those don't transfer so you start on the new server with no supergroup or base.

P.S. if you are the only toon on the supergroup and you transfer the supergroup and base are deleted.

My moments:

Running World Wide Red on my tanker (first to 50) and popped out of a mission and get an ambush. Wow that is a big robot ... oh well I am tough. After a trip to the hospital I realized it was a GM ambush and a single tanker wasn't going to cut it.

The train, we all do it.

Asking on a global channel for a team to take down Sally. Nice response was "You do realize Sally only has 1 HP right?"

This thread can probably provide your answers:

What is considered "overdoing it" in accuracy?

I would say you are probably OK dropping some accuracy for recharge. If you think your going to low fitting in the Kismet +6 To Hit can make up for it.

The next major update should have what you are looking for. Dark Astoria will get revamped and become a solo or small group incarnate area. Rewards will not be as great as the iTrials but better then just running missions.

Another option I am going with since TW takes lots of endurance is to use the Kismet +6% to hit. It is a proc so the power needs to be active but you can slide it into an early defense power or combat jumping. Not quite the to hit of Tactics or Focused Accuracy but no endurance cost either.

What Max said.

Looks like momentum last about 10 seconds once it is on. It can't be renewed so it is basically slow > fast > fast > slow again.

The "buildup" for TW grants instant momentum so that power will be very important to TW.

Good question.

My personal opinion is that scrappers will have the edge. Just seems that the way momentum works and having 4 AOE attacks would give scrappers crit the edge over the brute bar.

If you could build momentum and keep it brutes would win but the slow, fast, fast, slow way this set works out doesn't seem friendly to the brute bar.

Yeah, starting playing Titan Weapons and noticed that last night. Big wind up and finally get it swinging to put the big smack on the bad guy and ... I hear it but don't see it.

I can live with it because the set is fun but it would be nice to see and hear it when you smack the bad guys around.

I am talking about the word momentum that shows up when momentum turns on. Right now it is red like all the other warnings that show up in the same area.

Starting playing a Titan Weapons character last night and found myself constantly caught by that. I've been trained since I started playing to pay attention to anything that shows up in red there. Usually I don't look there I just see it out of the corner of my eye and react. Now with the word momentum showing up there in red I am being trained to ignore that.

Would be nice for this to be in a blue or green or something so I catch the color and know without looking if it is just momentum turning on or a warning message I need to respond to.

Thanks.

P.S. Loving Titan Weapons!

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Blasters don't have to be squishy, they can be built with quite a bit of survivability.

My main is a blaster and I have taken down Giant Monsters with help from pets, did a rikti pylon with no pets, regularly run x4 and sometimes x8.

Just defending blasters a little . Now if they are not your cup of tea then a peacebringer/warshade can work nice. On the villain side the Fortuna has a ton of ranged attacks and some nice mez powers. They have mez protection and are easy to cap defense on so while their HP is low they should be very survivable.

Some of the scrapper and brute sets have some ranged attacks, combined with a good epic you can build one that can operate from melee and range quite easily.