Ironblade

I AM SPUTTERING WITH RAGE . . . oh, wait. The servers were back up in 45 minutes. Carry on.

Well, I have around 60% accuracy in each power.
I have 57% global accuracy from sets (30% from purples, so I keep it down to level 1).
I have the Kismet +to hit unique.
I have Tactics (with 2 accuracy buff).

Overdoing it would be turning on Focused Accuracy. I HAVE it; I just don't normally run it. When facing Paragon Protectors conning purple and using Moment of Glory, THEN I turn on Focused Accuracy and beat them like a rented mule.

This is on the character I play the most and I do not like to miss (plus, he runs all the high-end content). Most of my other characters settle for 40-50% in each power plus 30-40% of set bonuses.

Screw you guys, I'm going home!

Also, once you send it correctly you will have INSTANT confirmation of that. The email will immediately show up in the mailbox of the character who just sent it, since it is claimable by ANY character on the account.

Yes, you can email from one character and claim it on the same one. This is frequently done when people want to have an extra supply of inspirations on hand before attempting a difficult task.

By the way, after confirming that my Alpha power was NOT affecting my abilities, I checked enemy conning and it seems my level shift WAS still working.

Hope springs eternal.

When the devs introduce a new feature and subsequently decide it is too easy, the resulting 'fix' is seen as a nerf/insult/outrage/slap in the face/poor design/whatever. It leaves a sour taste and a lasting impression. As an example, I offer the Cathedral of Pain trial and the stance that the disallowing of Shivans and Warburg missiles was both a result of poor planning and a 'bad precedent'.

When the devs introduce a new feature and subsequently decide it is too hard, the resulting 'fix' is often greeted enthusiastically and seen as the devs listening to the players.

I speculate that the new trials are deliberately extremely hard, for one (or both) of two reasons:
1) People are intended to have a difficult time until the trial level shifts are reached by a reasonable portion of the players.
2) Better to be too hard at first and made easier than the other way around, for reasons outlined above.

Either way, I think we need to wait until more people are level-shifted. Conveniently, you can fail every run you're on (like I have so far) and still unlock the incarnate powers and slot them.

oops. Misread that. I meant 10 PM. I'll be at work at 10 AM. Never mind.

CPU is great.
Memory is same brand I'm using.
Some people don't like MSI. I built a system with an MSI motherboard and I liked the features and never had any problems.

My only issue would be the power supply. I feel that's the only component with the potential to fry everything else if it fails spectacularly. I stick with top name brands on that component. My favorite (3 builds so far) is Antec. Still, that's a really nice price overall. And the PSU is certainly powerful enough for a good video card. Having a higher wattage than you really need is a degree of insurance with a '2nd tier' manufacturer.

So . . . would I buy it? If my livelihood was going to depend on the up-time, no. If it wasn't going to be my only computer (I have 2 desktops right now), sure.

And what is the point? The first time you post a negative review, it will get modsmacked.