Golden Girl

It will be, as it's one of the big features in GR.

I think it's quite likely there'll be a Resistance one to defeat Tyrant, and a Praetorian one to defeat the Resistance leader - possibly Belladonna.

Thta's not so likely - but Praetorianm EATs at some future date are quite possible

There'll be new maps for sure - but I think we might see one or two old favorites show up too

Not sure about the costume creator upgrade, but there's no way we wonät be getting some new costume pieces in GR - although I also think a Resistance and Loyalist booster pack might be released later too

According to Positron at Hero Con, you can start making your moral choice in the tutorial, and then have a final choice just before you leave Praetoria - so even though the end of the 1-20 content will show Tyrant = evil, Resistance = good, that won't be obvious at the start.
For example, the Syndicate works very well as a game mechanic to disguise the reality of Tyrant's rule - so it's possible that your first few missions once you join the Praetorian Police would be against genuine criminals, so you'd get a false impression that you were on the "right" side.
But as you level up and rise through the ranks, you'd start getting more neutral missions - like after you'd proved yourself against the Syndicate, you might get a mission against the Resistance, althought they wouldn't be flagged as the Resistance - you'd go into it thinking it was just another operation against real criminals, but in-mission text or clues would show you that there was more to it than that - like you'd hear or find somehting that put your role in the Praetorian Police into a less perfect light, and make you wonder about what your superiors were telling you and so on.

So I'm pretty sure the early levels are going to be quite fluid when it comes to choosing a side - like you could have a mission to capture a Resistance member, but with the option to let them escape too - so you could either carry out your orders without question, or try and balance your duty with your conscience.

And for the final choice, when you have to leave Praetoria, you'd make it based on what you'd learnt - you'd have found out the turth about the horror of Tyrant's dictatorship, but you can still decide that it's a "good" thing, and that extending his rule to Primal Earth is the "right" thing to do - or you could deicde to do the real right thing, and desert from the Praetorian Police, and show up on Primal Earth as a Vigilante.

It shoudln't be - CoH is a comicbook game, so when you're sent to investigate an altenative world ruled by a guy called Tyrant, you shouldn't really expect him to be a good guy

If it was rhetorical, then it's ok to provide the answer

The bit where the word "anarchy" means "without rule/government"

No, because fighting Tyrant is about changing the government of Praetoria, not removing all government from Praetoria.

I guess them being refered to "clearly marked missions" won't make you too happy?

Useful against the Seers

EDIT: Go read Tyrant's bio again - there's something there that's not quite right

Just a hunch - there's something about Tyrant and the Hamidon that doesn't quite add up

Yes.

www.dictionary.com?

"To cause (someone) to disappear, especially by kidnapping or murder."


The DE threat is being overestimated - which strangely enough really suits Tyrant - a lot

No, we'd be there to protect Praetoria until the numbers of Praetorian superpowered people recovered from Tyrant's mass-murder program.

I think the idea is to be more surgical with the attacks - for example, I doubt it'll invovle throwing Rikti motherships at Nova Praetoria

Except for the thousands being murdered?


Seriously, defending Tyrant is like those people who try and argue that the Empire was right, and the Rebels were wrong

It's up to Tyrant to prevent a war by stepping down

If the cause is bringing freedom in place of tyranny, then yes - it is justified - freedom is a basic right for everyone.

He, of course, is totally wrong

Now don't make be Godwin this

There's a little bit of a difference though - Praetoria exports tyranny, Primal Earth exports freedom

There's a very good Godwin example that could be used too

Shhh - you'l spoil it for the Tyrant apologists - let them find out in their own time with GR

Recluse's record would suggest that anything he's up to is bad - so it's perfectly ok to investigate anything he does

Even the ones who are murdered?

That's not quite the same thing

I very much doubt it

The alternative seems to be to have the governmnet being made up of superpowered people - and Praetoria and the Rogue Isles aren't really good adverts for that method

90% less than there should be


Not too sure a democratic government counts an anarchy

One similar to the one on Primal Earth would do

So defeating Tyrant and his goons is oppressing a minority?

If you have no friends, then no one can know you

I think you need some basic social training