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Originally Posted by SwellGuy

Or more to the point, villains cannot be in Paragon City so to assume a villain is running around Paragon City is silly. A villain who has repented to the point of being a rogue, yes.

I would also expect a sudden influx of supers from a mirror universe would be news among the supers of Paragon City and the Rogue Isles.

Originally Posted by Alter666

Hey fellow CoXers I thought I'd just make a tread to talk to other players and hold some friendly conversations about stuff.

I entered that MMORPG sweepstakes thing... I dought I'll even win the lower prizes but hey I won't know till 9ish. I would love that gaming mouse to the graphics card.

I hope the next hero con is close to cincy because I'd love to go. I'd love to meet the people behind my favorite game, share my thoughts and idea's in person.

If any of you play Victory and wanna team my handle is Grave001 hook me up and well hurt some stuff.

Originally Posted by Electric-Knight

Just a really quick thing...

Am I really the only player that doesn't mind mobs running away (And no, not just on my zappy zappy blaster)?

Seriously... One of my favorite early/low-level newbie moments was on my scrapper in Atlas Park chasing down that Hellion that tried to run away... Chasing him up the fire escape, onto a roof... onto another roof... until finally slamming him hard to the ground.

Me... I love some of the fresh new adventures that spawn from things like the Physics stuff and them running away.
I'm just surprised to see nearly everyone say how it is a major flaw within the game.
If I was about to get my butt whooped by some Super... I might try and run too... And it can lead to some fun now and then.
(Also, I like watching some foolish players chase them right into several other mobs, haha)
Maybe we can all play the Ducks In A Barrel MMO coming out (Can I mention that on these forums? *smiles sweetly*)!!

Originally Posted by seebs

Okay, worth knowing.

BTW, I don't know of anything saying that ownership of characters would transfer to the people running the MMO, and I suspect they'd run into a horrible nest of legal trouble if they actually tried to assert any such thing. That is, in general, simply not how copyright works. You can claim an implicit license up to a point, but it's surprisingly hard to transfer copyright no matter what anyone says.

In any event, since I've created the same character in another MMO and CoH, they can go sue each other. :P

Originally Posted by Forbin_Project

Can you take a day off from unemployment? Anyway I'll be there.

Originally Posted by Rowdy

This suggestion is purely for fun and was inspired by CoX's double xp weekends.

The idea is to for two days, to remove the aggro and target cap and give season players of CoX that feeling of deja vu. Would it be abused by players herding entire maps then having a Elec/shield scrapper just tear through everything? Of course it would, but would it be loads of fun to relive the glory days? Heck yes!

Again, it would only last for a weekend, heck, I'd settle for just 24 hours. I can't imagine it being too much of an imbalance, simply because it wouldnt be combined with double xp, just in it's own merit, and removing the target and aggro cap would just be a different way of conveying double xp, since missions would be finished in twice...err three times the amount of time.

Anyways, standard code rant applies as to if it even can be done (which I'm sure it can, just don't know how easily). And besides, just because you have the option of taking on an entire map, doesn't mean you can.

All in all, I've just been searching for ways to spice things up a bit in the CoX universe. This is what I got.

Originally Posted by sevenshade

I have a few questions, will going rogue have all the previous boosters? or do you still have to buy them seperately?

also is $30 for the prepurchase in the ncsoft store actualy just $30? or will my card be charged again for another $10 when its out?

also since its a digital download, how many times am i limited to downloading it? as many as needed? or just once?

for obvious reasons that things can go wrong with a computer hard drive and loss of data.

Originally Posted by Lucky666

lol sacred? do you even know the meaning of that word? cause I don't think you do.

Sacred: Dedicated to or set apart for the worship of a deity.
: Made or declared holy
: Of or relating to religious objects, rites, or practices.


so ya names in video games aren't sacred even if you decide to make the Pope himself.
So like the pvp crowd and peeps on the forums the people that quit the game over a name are most likely a very vocal minority.

Originally Posted by Rowdy

The question is in the title. When you're playing CoX, what kills your enjoyment the most and makes you want to just take a break for awhile?

Reason I ask is because I was on an 8-man team earlier today and the leader insisted that we fight +0 council mobs. Imo, that's fine when you're trying to gauge the effectiveness of your PuG, but he kept it through every mission; and MAN was it boring. I think I stuck with the team for maybe 3 missions until I decided to leave and find another, but when I did quit, I just felt like...ugh. Anyways, that's just one of my buzzkills; don't get me started on rogue fire/kins.

Originally Posted by Smurch

Because I'm telling you, I heard the same stuff you're saying now echoed loudly in the TR forums a mere month before the game was dropped. I don't want to see that happen here. I'm still in mourning over TR. I LOVED that game, I never had problems finding teams or getting enough people to do Capture Points. Despite that, it was still closed by NCSoft who were unhappy with it's numbers.

But hey, no way that could happen to YOU right?

Originally Posted by Mister_Chicken

Please vote here to have Mission Transporter, for which you shelled out $10.00 of real dollars, recharge time be reduced from 2 hours, to 30 minutes(or even 1 hour). This would put it in tune with other powers that you probably got for free (or even paid for), such as Pocket D Transporter, Base Transporter, Assemble the Team, Orborous Portal Power, Jump Pack, etc. At 2 hours, the power is almost worthless. You will probably only get to use it once per play session and you never know WHEN you should use it. By the time you DO use it, an even greater need for it arises a little while later, but you realize it too late. The limitations of the power are not divulged on the store website. In fact, here is a paste from the ONLY selling points of this feature: "Mission Teleporter Power - Players can save time and get right into the action by teleporting directly to their active mission." Save time? Once per play session I get to save a few minutes and zone loads for $9.99? It doesn't make sense.

Originally Posted by Redd35

Some people make statements like "But we like our servers less populated" which is usually followed by paraphrasing a 15 year old spamming in a popular zone. I'm sorry, but I don't believe that you actually like being one of the only 14 heroes/villians on your server at that time. I can understand these people that make these statements are defending the game and reassuring themselves, so I do not hold anything against them.

Originally Posted by Kitsune Knight

If the AE mission set your to a higher level than you naturally are, they're not supposed to stay with you after being returned to your normal level, so that'd be Working As Intended.

Originally Posted by Master-Blade

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Originally Posted by SuperFerret

Oh internet, how I missed this part. Yes, my statement was misworded there. I deeply apologize. Let me rephrase.

There's a difference between a "furry" and someone who likes anthropomorphic animal characters. Furries are those who sexualize their liking of anthropomorphic animal characters and gain sexual gratification from engaging in such behaviour.

Originally Posted by EU_Damz

There are many different "groups" of people ingame.

• Pvpers
• Roleplayers
• Farmers
• Badgers
• Base Builders
• Rich lucky *****

I consider myself a mixture of them all but one thing that i think is my main weakness is that when i see a temp power, i MUST have it. I tend to go through stages of trying to collect the temp powers, especially more lessen seen ones like the warwolf/nukes/event only temps.

Does anybody else do this? Go through the game determined to get as many of the temp powers as possible, regardless of whether or not you'll actually use them?

My name is damz and i am a temper!

Originally Posted by Inazuma

What 50 of yours will be the first to go Incarnate when GR goes live in July?

For me, it has to be my sword-and-board Scrapper. I can't wait to see how the Incarnate system will make her even cooler.