GATE-keeper

Oh, darn.










What? We did OK a few weeks ago on the Sister Psyche TF that was full of purples.....

Don't be so hard on yourself, Herc; I think we all had a good time last night and I really look forward to the next time.

Don't rely on Broadcast to form teams. Join some of Infinity's channels such as Infinity TFs, Infinity Monsters, Infinity Badges, Inf Badge Seeker, Infinity Extreme, Infinity Hamidon. Use these channels to try and form teams or just monitor them to see if anyone else may be doing something you're interested in.


(Game is down while I am posting this, so I'm not positive on the spellings of some of those channels....)

Anita Hero

Maybe this time I'll remember to check my toggles before aggroing 3 red bosses....

Thank you, now my nose won't stop bleeding...

It's been a while, but I seem to remember getting the Heart of the Hamidon badge when Hami wasn't spawned. Just go to where he usually spawns (Vidiotmap overlay is really helpful.)

No easy answer to that question:

Fly is the easiest, but also the slowest. But if you're playing a melee toon, then Fly's prereq of Air Superiority comes in handy.

If you want to get to the mission door first, and want a little bit of stealth, then Superspeed is best. Superspeed's prereq of Hasten also comes in handy, no matter what your AT is. Superspeed is great for zipping to the end of mish to click the glowie or just defeat one room full of enemies. Just be aware that if you don't know your way around the city zones real well, then Superspeed is kind of painful. Also, Superspeed is painful in those multi-level cave rooms or multi-level office rooms. (Those rooms are why I almost always choose Fly.) And don't get me started on the Shadow Shard.

If you want a little bit more defense as well as a more vertical movement than Superspeed, but not as much as Fly, then Superjumping is great. SJ's prereq of Combat Jumping adds a bit of defense.

Hope all that helps.

I miss Pepsi Blue.....

Don't just join your server-specific global channels, but also add them to your most commonly used chat tab, so that you can monitor activity in them. For most of us that goes without saying; but I have spoken to others, who have lamented "I joined such-and-such channel and never see anything happening" despite the fact that I know otherwise.

To add channels to your chat tab, right-click on the tab you want to use, choose Edit Tab. (For whatever reason, I use the Help Tab.) The channels already on that tab will appear on the left, the channels that are available to be added to that tab will appear on the right. Easy-peasy.

The trilogy Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.





Spoilers:






A race of hyper-intelligent, pan-dimensional beings (who manifest in this dimension as ordinary-looking white mice) built a huge super-computer - the second-smartest computer of all space and time - named Deep Thought, in order to answer the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything.

After millions of years of contemplation, Deep Thought revealed that the Answer is 42.

The "mice" were puzzled by the Answer and attempted to fashion questions that would fit the Answer ("How many roads must a man walk down", etc) but were then informed by Deep Thought that their problem was that they really didn't understand the Question of Life, the Universe and Everything.

In order to understand the Question, Deep Thought instructed the "mice" to build the first-smartest computer of all space and time. A computer so large and so advanced that organic life would be part of its operational matrix.

The third smartest species that lived on this computer called the most advanced computer of all space and time the rather mundane name of "Earth."

This super-computer was destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass, but not before implanting the Question into the mind of one of the last surviving members of the third most intelligent species of this super-computer.

The Question: What do you get when you multiply six by nine?

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The most intelligent species that lived on the super-computer are, of course, the white mice themselves, who take great pleasure in suddenly running the wrong way thru a maze while appearing to be searching for cheese.

The second-most intelligent species are, of course, dolphins. The dolphins fled the computer just before it was destroyed. Just before they left, they attempted to warn the third-most intelligent species of their home's impending destruction (also saying "So long, and thanks for all the fish.") but the warnings were misinterpreted as backflips thru hoops while whistling the Star-Spangled Banner.