Ironblade

Just like in some cities, I think one neighborhood bought the air rights from the adjacent neighborhood so they would be allowed to have taller trees. So the zone boundaries are different between ground level and up in the air.

Meaning . . . . I should get 8 more accounts?

Statements like this, particularly where you EMPHASIZE part of it, lose their impact when you are WRONG. Unless by "NEVER" you exclude last Friday, when the servers were taken down for emergency maintenance during USA prime time.

No, in that situation everyone else has to move. If the tank moves, and the AV follows, the team FAILS to get the badge. Everyone needs to be aware of what is going on around them. Those huge glowing rings are hard to miss.

I want my caltrops to be able to kill AV's, just like in Ramiel's arc.

No, this is what people don't get. With over 100,000 people playing, you can be absolutely certain that some people are going to get results that seem like they can't be random. Someone will get common, uncommon, rare, very rare in order and have it repeat again. Someone will get the same result 10 in a row. That's how random works. It's not random for each person. It can't be (unless they do the same thing 4,000 times in a row and keep a tally). It's random in aggregate.

Especially if you make a point of collecting them. I have one character with over 70.

Well, there's a lot to complaint about regarding fonts.

On the other hand, Comic Sans has something to say about this.

Thunder! Thunder! Thundercats!


Okay, not a rip-off but I can't help thinking of Mr. Furious from 'Mystery Men'.


Not feeling the name. "Amazing" luck is better than "Phenomenal"?

Have him walk past garbage pails and dumpsters.

Also, get a Council mission and take a gravity controller with a pet through it. Your Singularity will become a giant atom orbited by shell casings.

I'll buy this.

Someone had posted that their experience told them it's not random and I was going to post that my experience directly contradicts theirs. My activity level is always the same and I have done every trial run on the same toon. If it was based purely on participation, it would be impossible for me to get the two extremes (common and very rare) as there is never more than a small difference in my participation level. However, I have indeed gotten both the common table and the very rare table.

Supporting Arcanaville's theory, as many people who have teamed with me can attest, I often complain that I don't get the common table ENOUGH. I need another 18 of them but have all the uncommons and rares that I need, plus a couple of very rares.

Having the reward affected by your participation level, but still with a degree of randomness, fits my experience perfectly.

P.S. Therefore, I conclude I need to do some leeching.

No, they didn't. My main's entire build cost me about 900 million and it includes 3 purple sets: Hecatomb (all 6), Armageddon (all 6) and Apocalypse (5 pieces). In hindsight, it seems that, by pure chance, I was buying them at or near the lowest prices they ever hit.

Some people have received them, though. Apparently there is some other extraneous factor affecting whether the badge is awarded. El buggo.

OH HELL NO!
If they do that, you will see a DRAMATIC drop in how often people run the trials.

Not going to help.

I agree. The last time I actually tested, an O-Portal over 200 yards away interrupted me. Of course, as you note, this may have been changed in the past few weeks.

Really? One person gets a bunch of rares and someone else gets commons (or uncommons, or whatever) while doing essentially the same thing. That sounds entirely random.

Or, you have the option of not liking it. But you're going to sit through it either way!

Did you try this without the hub? The hub itself might be the problem.

On a side note; why would you pay for a transfer for a new toon? Why not just make the toon on the other server?

Seriously. You're not signing off on a mortgage. I read it once, years ago, out of curiosity.

I would think that you really did defeat them in the wrong neighborhood. Where they may have spawned has no bearing on it - only where they are defeated. As others have said, pull them to where you need them. That works just fine.

P.S. I often get the impression that the mobs know where the border is and what you're doing there. I can scour the neighborhood and find none, but see a half dozen just on the other side of the border.