Golden Girl
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Quote:A corset should be firm but flexible - never implacableOriginally Posted by Scarlet Shocker
well if it's referring to smaller servers it's probably an implacable corset - reminds me of my ex wife
Can it compete with Freedom server?Quote:Originally Posted by _Cai_
I can tell you from experience that it's nearly impossible to placate the coarse play of Justice.
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I like the Praetorians and Arachnos - when there are villains actually ruling a place rather than trying to rule it, the twirl factor can be way higher, so the camp factor also goes way higher
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I saw the title, and though that this was going to be a travel guide to the Rogue Isles
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Quote:We don't look any different as Incarnates eitherOriginally Posted by Eva Destruction
Yeah, he doesn't look any different, but he is.
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Quote:Jack left ages agoOriginally Posted by Scarlet Shocker
Letting this amoral, seemingly crazy thing affect my characters is not how I want to develop them
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Quote:It's a small group with an agendaOriginally Posted by Blood_Beret
It seems like everywhere you look someone is complaining about Lore Pets, Preatorians, No Ponies, etc.
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Quote:We keep people safe - the Villains always fail as taking over the world, and we always succeed in keeping the world safeOriginally Posted by Eva Destruction
At which point you proceeded to accomplish jack and squat, since Recluse's Web is still standing and him and all his friends are still safely ensconced inside that big tower. You heroes are just like Neuron and the dev team, you never finish what you start
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Quote:Actually, it's written as "corss" in the title - so it's probably about Freedom serverOriginally Posted by Bloodspeaker
I don't play on cross servers, only happy ones.
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You're about page too late
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I guess no one's managed to complete it then, as I was still able to log in as a Hero tonight.
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Quote:One of those is quite a lot easier to do in an MMO than the otherOriginally Posted by GunnerSam
Hero: Save the World
Villain: Rule the World
Every time Paragon City isn't destroyed, the Heroes have succeeded - and every time Paragon City isn't destroyed, the Villains have failed.
The game is set up for the Heroes to be in a permanenet state of success, while the Villains are in a permanent state of failure - Paragon City can only ever be saved, never destroyed. -
Quote:Does the sonic barrier turn off if Tyrant dies?Originally Posted by NobleFox
Oh, and don't forget and there's nothing the Resistance can do to keep Hamidon from making everyone dead.
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If there was a choice, I'd always pick a power by how cool it looked rather than what it actually did
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Quote:Only a crazed stiff-armer could claim that Tyrant's evil dictatorship was "not really all that bad" - calling mass-murder, slavery, torture and brain-washing evil isn't immature - and claiming that they're not evil isn't immature either - it's something elseOriginally Posted by NobleFox
The fact that you deciding Cole's regime is not really all that bad suddenly marks you as a villain was just another eyeroll-inducing reminder of the immature mindset.
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Quote:I can only smell awesomenessOriginally Posted by Ironik
Mmm, can you smell the burnt eggs the Devs are cookin'?
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Quote:They never confirmed his death - they just said that they "liked to think" that he died as a happy old clock-makerOriginally Posted by Samuel_Tow
Last we heard of Praetoria's Nemsis, he died a simple toy maker back in the 1800s somewhere.
The next 2 Incarnate Trials are an attack on Anti-Matter's reactors, and a fight with the Praetorian Hamidon in the Underground.Quote:Originally Posted by Radmind
I smell a new TF or Raid
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I can see problems when you finally turn away from your evil path
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Quote:Actually it's just the same few people - the problem with vocal minorities is that they tend ot get overlooked, which just makes them all the more vocalOriginally Posted by Blue_Mourning
I think my only point is that there's an increasing segment of the population that's acting as if the sky is falling and we haven't even gotten the bulk of the Incarnate powers released yet. Measured criticism is fine. Hysteria is grating.
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Wouldn't the monster be called "the Nemesis" then?
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Quote:Apart from Nemesis? Or are you assuming that he's already involved?Originally Posted by Lazarillo
there's another faction that needs, desperately, to be involved.
The Praetorian Recluse might not be totally deadQuote:Originally Posted by Scythus
What about an alternate Stephan Richter?
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I made that one back in the GR closed beta
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Quote:Originally Posted by Jophiel
Depending on previous actions and how the conversation tree goes, Scott then admits that the Syndicate came up with the plan and Scott's great regret is... that he didn't think of it. Blowing up a civilian target not because of any military value but purely to terrorize the civilians of Praetoria.
So there's the guy leading the other side who is so much better than Cole. A man who wants to bomb a hospital, slaughtering untold numbers of civilians, who helps plant bombs outside to increase the civilian death toll and whose only misgiving about it is that he didn't think of this plan himself. Oh, but he's not evil because Cole is "eviler".
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Quote:There hasn't?Originally Posted by InfamousBrad
If it's always a Nemesis plot, why hasn't there been even one new Nemesis plot since the start of the Second Rikti War in July of 2007?
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Quote:You might get you wish with the Praetorian Hamidon TrialOriginally Posted by Techbot Alpha
Hami in a form other than the magnificently un-terrifying blob form would be nice, too.
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Quote:Well, they kinda areOriginally Posted by Eva Destruction
an old married couple.
