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Originally Posted by Kioshi

Ur a pervert

This thread needs some bumpage.

Originally Posted by SpaceNut

Actually, subscriptions are up.

Originally Posted by Steel_Shaman

The answer to that one is easy for me: $14.99 per month. Not one cent more.

I just don't consider the ability to transfer items and money to my own characters to be an unreasonable request, and certainly not something deserving of a special in-game item pack or other micro-transaction to enable it.

If that is really the point we are at, then it's a lost cause. But I'd like to think there's still hope for the "wailing" approach.

/em clears throat to start wailing again

Originally Posted by LanceGunner

Greetings.

I have for sometime now have been thinking long and hard on a what I feel would be a great suggestion and I suggest is this...in addition to sg bases I suggest super group cities should be created. This would make assulting a base very fun, and this I feel would bring alot of people to city of heroes and city of villians and heres more detail about it...

The npc's to buy these land plots would be for heros in atlas part and Villians it would be in Grandville, and this would be unlocked for sg leaders levels 10 and up with information Guide npc's in most of the other areas in the game. Once one buys this plot of land they would be able to pick from a set of thirty maps to make this city and in the city itself it would have an npc for improving the city anywhere from mines to defence turrents to moving things like tanks.

This npc would have a decor section where you can buy flags and the like to make your city better and then there would be a mission npc where when the missions are done a badge would be earned that unlocks special costumes for there members as well as a npc that sells special buffs and powers depending on the type of character you are.

In this city would be a trainer for its members to train. There powers also include a place to buy other player created items or recipes and the like...also I suggest what I am sure others have suggested is that a cross shard bank be added so that way you can send stuff to your other characters no matter what shard there on. This feature can even be bought if that makes it even better and last lets say 1 month

For now thats it for my suggestion my only wish is to see coh/cov become the number one mmorpg again.

Originally Posted by Adeon_Hawkwood

I did some calculations based on Paragon Wiki's XP rules and that says you'd have to kill about 10K level 54 bosses to do it assuming that you SK the character to level 50 and have a team of 8.

A two person team fighting level 50 bosses would have to kill 6.6K bosses (assuming the lowbie is SK'd to level 46).

A two person team with the lowbie SK'd to 50 fighting level 54s would need to kill about 5K

Those are kinda the extremes but with varying team size versus boss level to optimize kill time I'm starting to think you could get a high enough kill rate to do it in four hours.

Originally Posted by MissInformed

Wow, can it be done in as little as 4 hours?

Originally Posted by Renegade

I have ideas for all 4 of the powers in the vihicles power pool.
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Motorcycle: Fast, not as fast as super speed and only for one hero

Radio: Just for fun, we can use this power to switch between various songs in the game while we travel long ways.

Nytro: A burst or nytro comes out of the exhaust pipes of your vehicle that makes you move faster than with super speed for 3-5 seconds.

Flying car: This car can fit you and three other heroes, it is not as fast as a motorcycle but it flys and can carry mutiple people. I wanted this one because I hated being left in the dust when someone uses super speed and all I have is fly, and group fly is just annoying because you can get lost and fall right into the middle of a group of high level enemies.

Originally Posted by Santorican

I'm also looking for an LoTG 8.0% I want that extra .5%

Originally Posted by eryq2

i'll learn to play, when you learn to spell.

Originally Posted by eryq2

What determines the recipe prices when you sell them off at the stores?

Some IO's are up to 10,000 inf.
Commons sell for about 100,000 inf or so.

Purple recipes only sell for 5,000 inf. Isn't that a ripoff? Considering the rarity and the bonuses, shouldn't they be more like 500,000 inf? At least more than commons. I hate selling them for 5,000.

Originally Posted by Perfect_Pain

I dont get what the problem is.

I have BILLIONS OF INF on my seperate characters. I want to make it easier to give it to my characters that are broke.

Why should we still after 5 years have to log out log in log out log in to do it? Come on...

Originally Posted by Socorro

Group Flight = Utterly Useless.

I've never seen anyone use it. I've never used it myself. I did pick up the Kheldian version on a 2nd build for my PB, but have never seen the need for it...Ever. Well, were I a jerk and wanted to grief people a bit, there's a use...

What could replace it...? I think an extremely fast version of flight (Super Sonic Flight) where you rocket across zones would see some use. That you have to have two power picks to get it would provide some balance against other Travel Powers (also make it an endurance hog)

Originally Posted by BackAlleyBrawler

Best of luck to you in your future endeavors.

And stop back by and say hi on the free re-activate weekends.

Originally Posted by TonyV

Unlike high school, in college, no one will make you get up and go to class. This has been the academic downfall of many students. If you don't go to class one day, no one is going to come get you. No one is going to call and see if you're okay. There will be absolutely no repercussions whatsoever. You'll get away with it scott free, because no one really cares if you show up or not. But it's a trap. Once you get away with it once, you'll try again. Then again. Then you'll miss two days. Then you'll tell yourself, "I just need to study for the test, I don't really need to go to class." Trust me on this, missing class is the single greatest reason I've known people to end up college dropouts and flunk-outs than any other, and NONE of them thought it was a big deal at the time. The single greatest factor that will determine whether you are successful is whether you bother to SHOW UP. Do not slack off on this.

Originally Posted by Talen_Lee

(inhaler puff)

In essence, this is no longer Sidekicking. I therefore propose this system to be named as per what it evokes to me: Crossovering.

(inhaler puff)

Originally Posted by Paradigm_Shift

As most of you probably recall, flight used to have a tohit penalty and no suppression. The tohit penalty was removed and suppression was thrown in. It's endurance cost was also lowered so it didn't suck your entire bar dry in 40seconds of use.

And then we have group flight. A power which would actually be a pretty neat (if somewhat odd) tactical and useful in various situations if not for one thing: It has a tohit penalty of 25%.

25%

That is completely ridiculous. /Dark users would kill to have that kind of tohit debuff potential in one or even three separate powers. Group flight has a bit of a speed penalty given to others in its radius, which makes it questionable in terms of a group travel power. What makes it useful is the manueverability it affords a group in combat. The power is designed in such a way that it benefits large teams by giving them limited immunity to knockback/knockdown, targetted slow powers, (such as Knives of Artemis caltrops) and the option of maintaining distance for ranged superiority. Imagine fighting an Archvillain or a GM using group flight. It neuters their ability to counter ranged archtypes like Blasters, Corrupters, Controllers and Dominators. Group Flight would see a great deal more use if it didn't have such a gigantic penalty attatched to it. So my suggestion boils down to this:

Remove the 25% tohit debuff penalty in group flight.

Add suppression to group flight.

Either increase the personal end cost of a single person using group flight, or decrease the cost but spread it out over the entire group for each person being affected by it.

Originally Posted by Angry_Citizen

The game, however, must go. I cannot sit idly by and be sucked into a game when education demands my concentration. I realise I will not be that busy during college, especially the first year, but I am not going to run the risk. I have heard too many horror stories of people trying and failing at college because some other pursuit demanded too much of their time. The game will be gone at least a year. I will not return until a) I'm kicked out, b) I fail miserably at schoolwork and kick myself out, or c) (ideally) I'm adjusted to life in a large University and have loads of idle time.

(...)

You may have been wondering when I'd be soliciting advice... well, this is it. I'm a first generation college student. None of my friends are college graduates (except for the two I've mentioned by name above), none of my family are college graduates, and in general, I am completely and totally alone in my desire to pursue higher education. I know nothing about it - nothing. If anyone, anyone has any tips they wish they'd known, or habits they wish they'd gotten into, or just anything you can think of... please, let me know now.

Originally Posted by Rodion

This is such a common misconception. All defenders do not buff.