GATE-keeper

No thanks, I'll just go with "He-Ro", ".Kim.", "Ann E", "Lu C", and "o0 Excel 0o"; cuz I can get those for free.


(I got Gatekeeper on "U! No Allow Here!" server, that's all I care about.

Now, if you've got Gatekeeper on Infinity, maybe we can talk.....)

iirc, she was topless around that time period in a Bo Derek movie, so if you ever watched that movie, I guess that's technically considered child pron? I dunno.... Good luck with that whole jail thing.

Are you saying that Enhancement Converters can be used to convert an ATO to another ATO?

And, if so, can they be used to convert other types of MarketOs?

(I thought that these Converters only worked on IOs, and we've been told that ATOs and other MarketOs are not IOs.)

Edit: Disregard my previous statement, found a redname post to the contrary

You can start red ATs on blue side now and no longer have to start in Praetoria.

You heard it here first: PS commits to 8 issues a year for the next 10 years.

Helz wit dat, put Kari into the cannon and "accidently" fire her into my house.

[For those who didn't click on Supernumiphone's link]

No, the stealth rating of a power is subtracted from a critter's perception; the result is how close you have to be for an enemy to see you.

For instance, most minions have a perception of 45 feet. This means they will notice you if you are 45 feet or closer.

Most Bosses, EBs and AVs have 54 feet of perception. They will notice you if you are 54 feet or closer to them.

The Stealth power (Concealment Pool) grants 35 feet of stealth, this means a normal minion will only notice you if you are (45 - 35 = ) 10 feet or closer to them and Bosses, EBs and AVs will only notice you if you are (54 - 35 = ) 19 feet or closer to them.

If you're using Superspeed with a Stealth IO, this grants (35 + 30 = ) 65 feet of stealth. This means, since your stealth is higher than a normal minion's perception, you are effectively invisible to them at any distance. Same with Bosses, EBs and AVs.

In the original series, it was established that Time Lords could only regenerate 12 times, giving them 13 iterations. Each actor that played the Doctor is counted as an interation. Matt Smith is the 11th actor to play the Doctor which means that there can only be two more, unless the "12 Regenerations" limit is changed for him somehow.

That is so NOT blackmail.



















It's extortion.

There's an Infinity SG called the Pinks.

If there's going to be a big-budget Hollywood version of the Doctor, I hope it's a totally separate canon/continuity. Hollywood generally approaches things like this from the point of view of "can this become a franchise."

If it's going to be a franchise (7-8 related movies), it won't work if it's inextricably linked to the series for several reasons:

(1) First and foremost, as popular as the series is, the general movie going public has no idea who the Doctor is. Beginning the movie with the assumption that the audience is familar with 50 years of stories is doomed to failure. Yes, Whophiles will probably like and enjoy it, but Hollywood knows better than to spend big budget dollars on a very narrow target audience. See: Serenity, Watchmen, etc.

(2) Hollywood executives aren't gonna pony up the big bucks to bankroll a big budget blockbuster starring a TV star. If the suits are gonna invest millions in the effort, they're gonna want the movie to be carried by an A-list actor/actress who is - rightly or wrongly - viewed as being more likely to provide a profitable return on investment.

(3) A series of 7 or 8 movies could conceivably require multiple actors in the starring role. The TV series is on number 11 now, only got room for two more, then we'll have to break out the hand-wavium.

What I use is the SuppressCloseFX and SuppressCloseFXDist slash commands.

First, use

/SuppressCloseFXDist 255


followed by

/SuppressCloseFX 1

These commands will suppress the graphical effects of your powers. The first commands sets the camera distance. As long as the ingame camera is closer than 255 feet, the effects will be suppressed. If you want to turn the graphical effects back on, then use:

/SuppressCloseFX 0

Once this is turned on, then the graphical effects of Stone Armor, Ice, Fire, etc will be invisible and you can see your costume. This also hides power pool effects such as the Balls of Light around you hands from Hasten and the migraine-inducing spikey flashes around your feet from Superspeed.

Two caveats:

These commands will only make these effects invisible to YOU. To other players, your costume will still be obscured by Stone, Ice, Fire, etc.

Also, effects from other players' powers will still be visible to you and may obscure your costume.