Giant2005

I'd wager that the most proftable table is the one I am currently rolling. 9000 tickets averages out around 200-300m.
I don't want to mention it because no-one else seems to supply those recipes currently and I don't want to ruin my monopoly.
Also, I really really hope your spreadsheet finds other results and doesn't send everyone into my business...

The Rage crash lasts for 10 seconds.
There are three parts to it:
1: The endurance loss. This is an instant effect with no duration and happens multiple times if Rage is stacked multiple times.
2: -10000% damage. This lasts for 10s and happens multiple times if Rage is stacked multiple times ie. If you have a single Rage applied, the buff lasts for 120s followed by 10s of 1 damage attacks. If you have two stacks of Rage applied, the buff lasts for 110s with 20s of 1 damage attacks. If you managed to apply Rage three times, the buff lasts for 100s with 30s of 1 damage attacks.
3: The -defense debuff. This lasts for 10s but is completely removed if you stack Rage. As long as you reactivate Rage before the Rage crash, this effect is completely suppressed.

It is the most resilient but not the strongest.
The -recharge and -damage penalties of Granite are very severe but from your posts, not something you are overly concerned about.
Also they have a significant movement penalty. Even with heavy slotting for runspeed, I can only get a Granite Tank to about 2/3rds the speed of a regular Tank when both Granite and Rooted are toggled on. Also the inability to move over even the smallest terrain without Teleport is a pretty significant drawback.
Granite Tanks are rocks. When coupled with a good mitigating secondary like Kinetic Melee they are immune to death but playing one and trying to compensate for all their penalties isn't fun.

Most of what I said was with reference to Kinetic Melee and their -Damage secondary. Not Dark Melee and their -ToHit.
Dark Melee was just mentioned as a side note because of the positives of Siphon Life.

You might be right about my math - there could be something I am missing.
The way I figured it was: 1000 damage -60% due to -Dam effects = 400 damage
400 Damage /10 due to a 5% hit chance Vs the 50% hit chance against someone with no defense = 40 damage.
40 x 10% due to 90% resists = a total incoming damage of 4 out of the 1000.

So good catch I was wrong lol, I accidently reduced the damage by 10% instead of 90% in my previous attempt at the math.

Interestingly enough, just with the regen of 60 HP/Sec a Granite Tank can easily achieve with Rooted, he would be able to stand there being wailed on by 15 mobs who all average 1000 damage per attack and have no net loss of health.

Considering the aggro cap and the fact nothing (afaik) inflicts that kind of damage, a Granite Tank who is actively attacking and keeping their enemy's damage floored with kinetic melee and Darkest Night is completely immortal unless fighting enemies who ignore defense, resistance or have Psi damage.

The tankiest you will ever be is a Stone/Kinetic Tank with Darkest Night and Aid Self.
You have a massive Psi hole but other than that, you have capped defense to everything, your lowest resists is in the high 70s (high 80s if you take Cardiac) and a nice regen of around 60HP/Sec.
Between Darkest Night and the KM -dam debuffs, your opponents will be inflicting around -50-60% damage easily.
A mob that inflicts an average of 1000 damage per attack to the defenseless will inflict an average of 36 damage per strike to this Tank. That is some serious mitigation - he probably won't need Aid Self but if you want to be as Tanky as can be, you are probably going to want it.
Another option is ignoring Aid Self and taking Dark Melee over Kinetic Melee for Siphon Life but the KM debuffs are pretty nasty and I think more suited to your needs. Plus KM has better AOE than DM, not by much but it exists...

Also worth mentioning is the fact that a Granite Tank has the best Mez protection in the game.

If survivability at the cost of damage is your goal, you really want to play a Stone Tank and sit in Granite forever.

What is it you fans like about Cowboy Bebop?
I watched the entire series (not the movie though, had no idea one existed) and found the entire thing to be so boring...
Each episode was pretty much stand-alone with no overall plot until the very end of the series. The entire show was literally filled with "filler" episodes.

Sorry I may have misspoke.
I don't think your build is junk, I think it is sub-optimal at both farming and regular content. It is very middle of the road which is pretty much what you were going for so kudos.

Just one thing, before Hasten is taken into account, you have 67.5% recharge. That is fairly average for regular content and perfectly acceptable but for farming it is a little small. Comparing it to my own build though, I don't think it is too small. If you slot a little more recharge in your powers it should get you a seamless aoe chain and if not seamless, it will be very close. To get close you need to get a 6th IO in Ball Lightning and make it a straight up recharge IO.
Also as a side note, after taking another look I have noticed that yout slotting for both Ball Lightning and Elec Fences are a little off. You are using the Dam/Range IO over the chance for damage proc. They aren't cones and you don't care about the range, you are also still in the red with that the damage portion of that IO. You are giving up your proc for what amounts to a single digit damage increase.

Yay.
Had a long, elaborate reply to Tony's biggotry but the forum log out bug got rid of it all.
I'm not going to retype it all so here are the bullet points.
1: I love farming, I do it constantly - take a look at my join date and I think you will find that the assumption that farmers are more likely to quit after a short while is absurd.
2: Go play in AP for an hour and you will see that Farmers and the Farmees are far more likely to be the victims of harassment than harass others.
3: Sadly, judging from the tone of your post, it is fairly obvious that you, in fact are more likely to be harassing the Farmers and the Farmees simply because they don't play the way you want them to. Keep in mind that they aren't npcs that can be programmed to bow down to Lord Tony. They are people and deserve to be treated as such.

I have had this happen to me a few times while farming AE.
BTW you might not have any powers apparantly but your toggles and anythign you have set to auto still work even if they seemingly don't exist.
Interestingly enough, I have also had an issue twice where I kpet my powers but lost all of my incarnate abilities.

BTW this only started happenign to me after their hardware "upgrades".