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I've always been amazed how that one buff seems to bring out the Kinetics inner a**hole. I can't count how many of them I've one starred because they think they can force me to play my characters the way they dictate.

I believe there were originally plans for launch sites of some sort in Steel Canyon and Port Oakes.

We got them in January when they had originally scheduled Going Rogue for release in the first quarter of 2010. GR was pushed back until August so they gave them again when GR went live.


Now it would be nice if they gave us some more but there's really no reason to expect them after GR has launched.

Can't help you there. My video card is on the fritz and I can't run the game until I get it fixed.

Uhm . . . You might try using /hc and ask for help finding a team. Make sure you mention your a villain and on a trial account so players know which faction you're on and that you have limited communications.

Next thing you know those losers are coming onto the forums and whining how their server is dead because they can't find any teams.

Basically I mentioned it to show you that there are more than one reason why people object to buffs and that can give some insight as to why they might be opposed to continuous buffs.

Personally my objections are from the perspective on how my characters respond inside tight enclosed maps which we frequently have missions on, and how certain buffs make it more difficult and therefore less enjoyable.

Now in addition to game mechanics and cosmetic reasons, we've also had people object for medical reasons. Yes, I said medical reasons. We've actually had the effects of powers changed because the visual effects were making some people phyiscally ill. Migraines and such.

Yes there are.

They are called Quartermasters on the villain side and each zone has at least one. They are clearly marked on your map with a dollar sign symbol.


If your map isn't showing that symbol you need to open the maps directory on the lower left corner and check the box for stores.

And here I thought she was known as Dominatrix. Thank you for correcting me. To think I spent the past 6 years in Paragon City thinking she was someone else. Boy do I feel stupid.

Your math is faulty. SGU isn't a variable in that equation. Here is the actual math.

There's your problem Sam. In Eastern Europe forums open/load you.

j/k

I'm getting tired of the same things you are.

The newspaper missions are basically one shot fillers to help players between levels when they run out of regular content. If that's what choose to play you will find yourself repeating the same missions over and over.

Now if you like the challenge of the timed Mayhem missions, you'll have to do the paper missions to unlock them. As you level you'll see that the Mayhem missions send you to different areas where you'll face different opponents.

Atlas Park 5-10 Skulls
Kings Row 10-15 Clockwork
Skyway City 15-20 Trolls
Steel Canyon 20-25 Family
Ind. Port 25-30 Council
Talos Island 30-35 Freakshow
Brickstown 35-40 Crey
Founders Falls 40-45 Devouring Earth
Peregrine Isle 45-50 Knives of Artemis

Meh I'm still not used to the new names yet. I keep thinking of them as their Paragon City names.

You missed out then. We've had threads discussing every episode starting the night they aired.

To find the entrance/exit to the Underground just open your map and you will see the Loyalist and Resistance symbols. Click on the symbol you are currently aligned to and follow your nav to that location.

To return to Calvin Scott open your contact list and click on him and follow your Nav back to him.

Yes. With the introduction of the new Going Rogue expansion ALL new accounts are required to start off in Praetoria on their first character. After getting your first character thru the tutorial you should be able to create either a straight Hero or Villain.

If you're having too much trouble you can ask for help from anyone else in the tutorial. It's also possible that the stalker playstyle may not be right for you as a new player. Each archetype plays differently and there's no shame in deciding that you may be able to play a Stalker later on when you have more experience playing the game.

Once you get thru the tutorial and get to Nova Praetoria open your contact list and select Praetor Duncan and then simply follow your nav right to him. You'll be told exactly how far away you are and what direction you have to follow.

In Praetoria you don't have a definate alignment yet, but you will be able to change between Loyalist and Resistance factions each time you get a morality mission. Once you hit level 20 you will have to decide if you want to be a Hero or a Villain.

Just an FYI, I've seen some pretty vehement objections concerning certain armor buffs just over how they make a players costume look while active. (I don't say anything to those players but I have to admit I'm thinking "Oookaaaay" whenever it gets mentioned.)

These are reasonable ideas as an addition to our current Vault Reserve. Good job guys.

Apparently you don't, and the number of level 50's you have isn't relevant. the bulk of players don't have a lot of 50's. I myself who have been for 6 years only have 2. The amount you suggested would screw over every player with more then 3 characters.


And the insultingly low amount your suggesting is going to be laughed at by everyone.

Dude, your math skills are grossly inadequate. Lose a little? How do you figure that giving up thousands of salvage slots for a mere 100 is a little by any definition of the word?

And what exactly is this "gain" you are referring to? The ability to move a couple pieces of salvage between characters on the same account. Gee I could have sworn we could do this already via Email.

Yeah adding a feature that already duplicates something we can already do but destroys our ability to store salvage. What a great idea.

So because a handful of people are lazy hoarders who refuses to keep track of their stuff the devs should screw over everyone else in the game. Oh yeah that makes sense.

What price gouging? If you think something is to expensive then don't bid that high. It's that simple. Place a bid for what you are willing to spend and wait. There is nothing for sale on the market that you can't play the game without, or that you can't get thru other means. (Merits, AE Tickets, Drops from actually playing the game) The only people being "gouged" (to use your own words) are the ones that suffer from terminal Gottahaveitnowitis and make bids they can't afford.


How much inf you have isn't relevant. Adding up everything I have on all my characters on my main account I have just over 63 million, and only 22 million on my secondary account.

And despite being relatively "poor" compared to other players I have never had any trouble getting exactly what I want on any of my characters by using Merits, AE Tickets, random drops, and reasonable bids on the market while excercising a little patience.


You're forgetting that the Email feature eliminated any inconvienence that existed by not having all your characters in the same SG or on the same server.

Here you are making an assumption. I never said anyone had 80 level 50's (although I'm sure there are one or two). I said that all my characters are over level 5. Counting all the characters I have on both my accounts, all I have are 2 level 50's, 1 level 47, 2 level 37's, and the rest are somewhere betweeen levels 5 and 35. Most of whom are parked at specific levels with their XP turned off.

The only people I see getting upset are the impatient Gottahaveitnow players, and I doubt they make up 5 percent of the playerbase.

This

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRxrCBvt7TM

was more interesting than Caprica.

With all due respect, did you and your global friends actually stop to do the math on this? Seriously.

You are suggesting that we castrate ourselves where it comes to vault storage. I'm sorry but screw that idea.

I like many others have many characters. On my main account alone I have 80+. Now considering that none of them are below level 5 that means each of my characters has at least 30 vault slots.

That means I have at least 2,400 vault slots.

It's bad enough that the devs destroyed our ability to store salvage in bases, don't make things exponentially worse by destroying our personal vault storage.



Now this is a decent idea.

Sounds to me like someone at Sifee is deliberately focusing on crappy Sci-Fi so they can use the poor ratings to compare to the higher ratings non sci-fi shows like wrasslin gets and make the argument that the viewers want the more hip trendy crap that other networks broadcast.