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And I'm in business. 10 gets you 8.5, either way. Cause I have ... plans.
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I admire your shinies and hope they give you great pleasure.
(I'm not a hoarder, myself. I do different things, which are even less comprehensible to most people.) -
You've done everything I can think of. Have you considered writing your own AE arc? I know, it'll probably get run by you and maybe six of your friends, but you might enjoy it.
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I also use the "Find" button as my current workaround for this bug. (new post,adds nothing.)
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You can also get through the crash pretty well with two medium purple insps.
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Quote:I only rarely remember in time to set up this bind:
/bind decimal g So you're Nictus? There are antibiotics for that, you know.
/bind numpad1 "say and I need to be loved!"
... because that's what I say OUT LOUD every time Rommie says "I AM NICTUS!!!" -
RF2009 is a freedom channel. Now that they've cleared out the deadwood, Radio Freedom might be back. (I'm recent to freedom and not that knowledgeable.)
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I think people are piling on the OP a little more than necessary.
FIRST: The new graphics settings are, in fact, brutal. They're pretty, with the shiny water and the nifty shadows and the reflection of You In A Window (for some windows), but they're brutal. At one point before I turned things down, I was getting about seven frames per second.
SECOND: The new graphics settings are new. Like, two weeks old. They may get better optimized. ULTRA in this case means "Ultra-pretty, ultra-slow" and not "ultra-fast."
So what do you do? As suggested, turn it down. Shadows and reflections are two of the biggest culprits. I'm not a real expert: try these two guides.
http://boards.cityofheroes.com/showthread.php?t=219881
http://boards.cityofheroes.com/showthread.php?t=217610
You shouldn't have to be a mechanic to drive a car, but right now this game has gotten back to that state, a little bit.
Welcome to Paragon, hope you like it better once you get settled in.
EDIT: I knew there was something to watch out for, but I didn't find it before I hit send.
Quote:(quoted from je_saist's guide)As of right now, there are issues with Ambient Occlusion and Anti-Aliasing. Be prepared for an ugly picture if you enable both. -
Quote:I think I've seen this happen to me today. Or a variant where I hit "post" and it asked me to confirm due to large fee, and I hit confirm and it missed the confirm... only to apply that (that "yes"? that mouseclick? not sure) to the next item in line, thus causing an attempted sale of 10 salvage for 67 million each.
An item is dragged from inventory and dropped into the market. The interface shows it is there, and allows you to enter a price for it and hit the Post button, but as far as the server is concerned, the item isn't really there yet, so your interaction with the market transfers over to another item.
One thing I noticed was that, in my "global" scroll, I had a confirm that I'd put the first item in storage, but not a confirm that it had been listed at the relevant price.
I remember at one point people said that no matter what the interface shows, the chat window shows what's REALLY happening. Is that still true? Can we workaround by watching the chat instead of the market interface?
[Standard disclaimer: Even if we have a workaround, it's still a bug and it still needs to be fixed.] -
What Rod meant was "Sometimes there are 300 bids for an item and NONE of them is a decent price." There are people that shotgun out dozens of low bids (Luck of the Gambler for 11 million, or whatever) in the hope that two things will happen:
1) The owner of the item lists really low, through misjudgement, mistyping, or [in this case] market bug.
AND 2) Nobody else has a decent bid sitting on the item.
There's a famous screenshot of the Luck of the Gambler 7.5% where the last five go something like this (I don't remembe the exact numbers):
40,000,000
35,000,000
40,000,000
11,111
32,000,000
That, there, was a lowball bid that paid off. -
The theory behind the invention system is that there isn't One Best Way to do things. There certainly are a couple of ways that (if you have billions) are very trendy: ultra-high-recharge and ultra-high-defense are a couple of them.
I guess the question is, like with all things, "What do you want the character to DO?" Think of it like you're buying a car. Is a Porsche 911 better than a pickup truck? Depends on whether you want to pick up 1000 lbs. of bricks or 105 lbs. of Jersey girl. I have a lot of Honda-type characters. None of 'em are going to tow three tons, none of 'em are going to break 150 MPH, but they get me where I'm going and they cost less than my house.
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I thought that was the bombs that dropped L50 items. I have no proof either way, though.
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L30, exactly, is a bit easier to get because Rikti invaders drop L30 stuff. (I believe zombies do too. )
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Very much personal choice. I like the 30-33 range, buying 33-36es. You have to shop WAY in advance, though.
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Got it to happen! (note: 90% of this is irrelevant, I'm sure, but I don't know what are the important steps.)
1. Logged in in Ouroboros. Zoned to Talos. Went to Market.
2. Stored a crafted Thunderstrike Dam/End/Rech, level 50.
3. Listed it for 2,100,908 .
4. Stored another crafted Thunderstrike Dam/End/Rech, level 50.
5. Listed it for same price, not touching the listed price.
6. Brought up Salvage, dragged a Kin Weapon into storage [had 11].
7. It asked me how many I wanted, I put "10"
8. "Posting at this price will result in a large posting fee [1,000,whatever]. Are you sure?"
The two differences between the LAST time I tried this, which did not attempt to autolist:
a) I was in Ouroboros, and had to zone
b) Last time, my Kin Weapons were actually needed for a recipe I had.
EDIT:
Attempt #2: Logged into wents, listed only one T-strike before the kinetics, did not get bug. But that was also a relogin.
#3: Logged into Ouro from desktop, listed two T-strikes, got bug.
#4: Logged into Wents from desktop, listed two T-strikes then kinetics, got bug.
#5: Relogged into Wents, listed two T-strikes then kinetics, did NOT get bug. It also filled in the number of kinetics as "10" instead of showing an empty field.
If anyone else can describe a different path to the bug, that would probably be a huge help to the devs. -
I'm trying to come up with a reproducible set of circumstances where the market sells something you were trying to store, at a previously set price.
I want to be clear- I know this bug exists. It's happened to me. It's happened to other people in this forum. What I'm trying to come up with is a set of steps to reproduce the bug. Ideally, a set of steps that reproduces the bug EVERY time, but if it only happens sometimes... so it goes.
EXAMPLE :
"I logged in from desktop, went straight to the market, bought a Steel for 100,000. Relisted it for 50,000. Picked a stack of 10 Kinetic Weapons from my Salvage, put them on the market, it asked me how many I wanted to sell, when I entered 10 it immediately sold them for 50,000 each." (Note: this is an example of format. It didn't actually trigger the bug.)
Let's give the Devs something to work with, here. -
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On my first character, a scrapper, I didn't take my mez protection until my level 32 respec.
To be fair, Unyielding Stance (at the time) turned off Temp Invulnerability AND kept you from moving unless you teleported. But still... that was a lot of ugly for a few levels there. -
Quote:Store recipe , hit "Find" (brings up recipe in upper right
Some people have mentioned as a positive being able to click on a recipe, and then easily find each of the component salvage? I haven't figured out how this is done yet. Sure, you can expand the recipe and see a list of the salvage needed, but you could always sorta do that. Is there a way to actually auto-find those pieces on the market? Cuz that'd be a useful new feature.
At bottom of the found recipe, there's a grey line that says "Search for salvage used in this recipe".
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There is a difference, of course, between "3-400 bids" and "3-400 bids at 2 billion inf". I have no good mental model for how many of those are srs bids. 10? 100? No idea.
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Someone earlier said
Quote:Time bomb only has nuke-level damage if you never use Build Up or Aim with your nukes.I think time bomb has a nuke-level damage. There are nukes that do more damage than time bomb, but there are also nukes that do similar damage. Since there is no risk to set up a time bomb, and it does not drain your end completely, time bomb is designed to be difficult to use. If it can be detonated at will with no major downside, then it needs to be lower in damage. (But you can't make it lower in damage because of trip mine) -
Quote:I know a couple immoral women, but none in Chicago or Florida. Sorry.
I'm getting mightily annoyed that starting up the game doesn't trigger a bevy of lovely, immoral young women knocking on my door asking if they can help me out with anything... -
Quote:That feature would have done better if it hadn't tried to instasell the 10 things I put in there at the price of the prior item... if it wasn't obvious what I was passive-aggressing about...
That feature failed me completely. It warned me if a 700k listing fee for a 14M list price, then immediately charged me 7M when I accepted.