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By the way, I'd expect at least one Preatorian Police officer to have a goatee - possibly an eyepatch too - although the eyepatch could also be on another officer.
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Alternative animations as part of Power Customization might make DP more suitable for the less energetic types
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Quote:I wonder why it's going to take them another 6 months just to polish up that stuff then?Honestly, there is very little reason left for me to even consider buying going rogue. I dont care about demon summoning. The rest is a graphics upgrade that I might not be even able to use, and some new storylines.
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Quote:In game terms, I think they'd rank:Hmm...there's something I wouldn't mind seeing...the 4 versions of Statesman having a massive ruckass, Imperious, Tyrant, Statesman and Reichsman, who would win?
1 - Reichsman
2 - Statesman
3 - Tyrant
4 - Imperious
But in a comic, the winner would be whoever the writer chose to win
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Quote:Uh, you can do Hero contacts and content, use WW and so on once you're a fully switched Hero - but when you're in the gray area, you can't.Allow me to clarify then.
From what we know (correct me if I misread)
-A classic villain AT (ie brute) can't trade with a Hero AT even if they have "redeemed" themselves and are now a part of Paragon City.
-This same brute can't use WW auction house even though they have become a part of Paragon city
-This same brute can't open up and look at the builds of any "hero" AT's around them
That isn't sideswitching that is interjecting a villain into Paragon City. Nothing new from the co-op zones and no new tech since has existed from CoV release.
If that is satisfactory to you guys then excellent. I'll be the voice of reason until the larger population gets to actually play it and realize how poorly implemented such a system is.
If my brute goes soft and starts willingly saving people then I am a "hero" and I should be subject to all the "hero" S.W.A.G. Instead it sounds like I'll be a villain, doing heroic stuff, but still segregated and treated like a villain while in Paragon.
From the sounds of it my heroic brute will have to travel to a BlackMarket to trade. So even though he picked himself up out of the gutter, I'm still gutter trash?
So your brute will be able to do anything a normal Hero can do, but first you're going to have to pass through the stage of being a Rogue, which is one step above a Villain, but one step below a Hero - and while that's your status, a lot of Hero stuff will be blocked off to you.
Let me tell you a story, with colors...
BRUTEY <--- This is Brutey, the brutal brute - he is EVIL, and lives in the Rogue Isles, which are also evil. He does evil things, and his friends are evil too - but his enemies are GOOD. Note the red color - this helps to see he is evil.
But one day, Brutey decides to rethink his poor life choices, and wonders what it'd be like to be less brutal, and more hugglesome - so he goes to another dimention, called Praetoria.
PRAETORIA <--- This is Praetoria. The color of Praetoria is purple - purple is a mix of red and blue. This is important.
In Praetoria, Brutey starts to do things that aren't evil. He starts to lose his color, and becomes rather GRAY. His friends still think he is evil, even if he seems more hugglesome than before, so they continue to socialize with him, because that's what friends do.
BRUTEY <--- This is Brutey in Praetoria. He is somewhat gray now, owing to a clash between hugglesomeness and evil.
But now, his enemies also notice the rise in the hugglesome factor, and they begin to tolerate his presence. They allow him to travel around their zones, and not just his old evil zones.
But they don't totally trust him - there is still some evil amongst his hugglesomeness, so they don't make friends with him, and he can't socialize in the nice blue palces.
But Brutey continues to do good deeds, and stops being naughty completely. Suddenly, one day, he stops being gray, and finds he is BLUE!
BRUTEY <--- This is Brutey. He is now blue. Note the color - this is a good color.
All Brutey's old friends, who are still red, get mad at him, and tell him he's not allowed back, and they won't hang out with him anymore.
But Brutey is not sad - he's found that the blue people are nicer than the red people anyway - and because he's found hugglesomness is nicer than naughtiness, he doesn't miss his old friends anyway - and there are lots and lots of new blue friends to make. They're all very happy he's now fully hugglesome, and no longer naughty, so they all become his friends, and he can hang out and socialize with them in the nice blue places.
Brutey is now very happy in his nice new good blue home, and he has fun all the time - except when he goes to a PvP zone and his old friends drone him because they're still mad at him. -
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Quote:I think he looks better with dark hair - it's more broodingMy pitiful Search Fu efforts could not yield the thread that talked about Marcus Cole being blond. It was then said that he used shoe polish in his initial Statesman costume to help conceal his identity.
Or I could have taken one too many boulders from Warwolves, but I thought Marcus Cole was supposed to be blond.
Not that an Eeeeeeeeevil Marcus Cole could not dye his hair to match his heart (evil laugh.)
Anyone else remember anything to that effect? It is no biggie, but that is what I thought.
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There isn't - and there isn't one about the Praetorian Nemesis either.
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Quote:Well, it'll mean the team makeup in RV will be quite different for a startI guess im asking anyone who went to Hero-Con or any Developer for that matter.
Another expansion to the game brings lots of new features, and im hoping Player vs. Player content would be on that list.
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Yes - in the video, you can clearly see the only enemy is the big Clockwork who summons smaller robots - your only option is to defeat them to get the xp you need for the first 20 levels - this is all the new 1-20 content is - the video proves it.
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Quote:And by "visiting" you mean buying cheap at WW and then going and selling for a profit to deperate Villains?I am assuming that this is the case, where "grey" characters can visit the other side, and team with people there, they cannot get contacts or do missions of their own there. Which is frankly fine with me. I'm more interested in "visiting" anyways.
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Quote:You won't be able to make a Brute a Hero from level 1 in Paragon City - but you can make "neutral" Brutes by starting in the new tutorial and low level content areas in Praetoria - which will eventually give you the option of becoming a Hero or a Villain when you get to leave Praetoria and either go to Paragon City or the Rogue Isles.Ok what about this, when you first create the character and choose the archtype are you still stuck starting as villain if you are villain AT. Like will it be possible to start as a brute in paragon but be fully Hero and never have to go thru all those extra hoops?
So you won't see low level Brutes running around in Atlas Park doing the missions from City Hall, but you will see higher level brutes who have switched sides hanging out there with all the other high level Heroes. -
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Quote:Well, that's current proof - we don't know what retcons GR might bring
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Quote:The sound quality isn't too good - reading a transcript gives just as good an idea of him building his Fury barOhhh right. The Christian Bale rant. Gocha. I was seeing that picture and thinking more of the movie it's from than the actor specifically.
You know, I don't believe I've ever actually heard that rant, just heard about it. To forestall any possible linkage, I'm not terribly interested in hearing it either.
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Quote:Christian Bale is the linkWait ... how is that in any way shape or form related to Equilibrium? I'm confused.

A picture wa sposted of him from the movie to show how he looks like the concept art for Tyrant, so I just thought of Tyrant having a similar workplace attitude
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They may not be able to get the newspaper themselves - if it's true that all Villain contacts would be unavailable to Vigilantes, and all Hero contacts would be unavailable to Rogues - but they could still join teams doing those missions.
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I don't think so - from the sound of it, a Praetorian is the name for someone who starts off as a neutral in Praetoria - and by level 20, you have chosen a path to either become a Hero or a Villain - so even if you start of neutral in Praetoria, by 20, you'll either be a Vigilante or a Rogue.

