Golden Girl
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Quote:It is the outline of Positron/Anti-matter.Originally Posted by Shadowblaze
So it looks like Antimatter/Positron is part of the DD trial? Sure looks like his silhouette in one of the pictures there. -
Quote:They also match the mutant skin colors of the Outcasts.Originally Posted by Robo_Knight
I've always seen any, green, orange, etc... skin colored Longbow Agents as Mutants.
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Quote:Got a link to where I said that?Originally Posted by eth_Nargy
But I thought you knew everything that was ever going to happen in future updates.
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The Trials are meant to be played in the correct order of the story - BAF, Lambda, Keyes, UG, TPN, MoM.
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Quote:Such as...?Originally Posted by Aneko
I think Lore has been less of a priority for things added since CoH:F began. <.<
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As far as I know, it's just there - there's no lore attached to it.
There's also going to be an echo of Dark Astoria there once I22 goes live. -
Quote:Give us some hintsOriginally Posted by Zwillinger
Also, we're not working on this zone to the exclusion of lower level content. There's still plenty of that in the works.
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Corsets were worn in this time period - maybe we'll get one to go with the hat?
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Sister Psyche was acting in self-defense.
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I like all the Trial AV fights - each one offers something unique that suits the person we're fighting - like Marauder has mechanics linked to physical ability, but Anti-matter has mechanics suitable for a mad scientist, and so on.
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Quote:I really want a medieval zoneOriginally Posted by Oedipus_Tex
Dinosaurs or not, I've long wanted the Midnighter Club to access some additional time frames. There are limitless possibilities. I'd love to see the Rogue Isles in the 1920s.
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Quote:He also left the revelation vague enough so that he could backtrack in RotJ if he decided that the sister/brother romance problem was too weird.Originally Posted by Scythus
Really? Because even Lucas didn't know that.
Another interesting example of the way he makes his movies is that even when filming had started on A New Hope, Obi-Wan wasn't meant to die - his death was only written in later because Lucas wanted to add more drama to the rescue, and to avoid having Obi-Wan end up with nothing to do during the final fight in the same way that Leia's role is less important after the rescue - but the death was shot in a way that could also allow for a backtrack in any sequels - so I guess we could have ened up with Force teleporting instead of Force ghosts
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Quote:It also solved the Malaise/Malaise naming problem - which might make both the Infernals afraid of any new content with them in itOriginally Posted by Issen
I'll argue that killing Malaise was inevitable, not to mention deserved. There was no way of removing him from her mind, and if left unchecked, could cause untold damage.
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Quote:I don't think that they said it's going to be done using phasing - it seems that it's going to be a game-wide fact, not an optional choice.Originally Posted by Kadmon
and since we know they want to handle that via Phasing
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A Carnie pack with no corset just seems wrong
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The next big step for Trials will be making the TUT cross-server.
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Quote:Recluse and his thugs aren't the only villains in the game, just like the Freedom Phalanx aren't the only heroes in the gameOriginally Posted by Dz131
villians win? I don't see how Recluse and his buddys were involoved in this one.
Since part 1, the actions of both Malaise and Wade have been deeply naughty, which makes them both villains. -
By the way, the devs have said that the removal of Statesman won't happen right away once part 5 is live.
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Quote:I think that you might find the Battalion are also a similar kind of threatOriginally Posted by Finsplit
I'm just saying that I hope they avoid using that cliche again. After the Rikti, Romulus, and Praetoria, it's starting to wear thin.
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Happy holidays to all the PS staff!
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Quote:The situation is similar to the second Rikti invasion, where Nemesis didn't step in until he thought that we were going to ruin his plans - in the current Praetorian war, Recluse has no need to step in, because everyone is already working towards his goal of destroying Tyrant.Originally Posted by Siolfir
He sent Arachnos troops to help the Resistance in the low-level Praetorian content. A less active stance is still getting things done without him needing to provide additional help once the heroes get involved, so why not use them?
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Quote:NothingOriginally Posted by Issen
...What's the problem with the Incarnate Trials?
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Quote:I'll let you answer that:Originally Posted by Issen
So why hasn't Recluse taken ANY overt action? If he's just offering his verbal support to the cause it doesn't really mean much.
Quote:Originally Posted by Issen
Blueside seems to be investing all the work, and Redside getting to benefit from it.
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Quote:Villainsn need some things to go their way sometimesOriginally Posted by Issen
Freedom had the first real blow dealt to Recluse (Fort Darwin being lost) in forever...only to have the FIRST THING new villains do is take it back and re-establish the bottom line.
Recluse wants Tyrant destroyed - he says so on the Tin Mage TF.Quote:I mean, if you think about it? Praetoria is mostly a Hero-thing. Recluse doesn't give two craps about Praetoria or a possible hostile takeover it seems, and it has to be Paragon that steps up to the plate to deal with it.
Isn't that one of the classic ways for a villain to operate?Quote:Blueside seems to be investing all the work, and Redside getting to benefit from it. -
Quote:Like fake Star WarsOriginally Posted by Captain-Electric
It has no merits.