Ironblade

um... wait.
Firstly, the Natural vendor in Founders is basically the exact equivalent of the Magic one in Brickstown. There is one for EACH origin.
Magic - Serafina, Brickstown
Natural - Agent Six, Founders
Science - Holsten Armitage, Brickstown
Technology - Mark IV, Founders
Mutant - Penny Preston, Founders
You can only go to the Natural contact and buy enhancements that you can use if you are Natural origin.

As for the second sentence, I imagine you meant to say SO's. You can't buy IO's from anywhere except the market or a crafting table (or a player).

A lot. I'll be organizing at least 8 for my SG (TF's and times are already posted on our global channel for the first 6). I have two others planned also (that I'm not organizing). So that's 10 so far.....


I have a new toon currently at level 12. Going to see how far I can get.

No. You can get in at level 1 and, since there is an entrance in Atlas Park, it's also a popular place to visit a tailor.


The vendor inside the Midnighter Club sells them also and you can get in there (once you do the arc) at level 10 (assuming we're talking about blue side).

It's the title of a song by Captain Sensible.

You need to do what they did to Major Winchester on MASH - they switched his clothes so he thought he was gaining weight.
As I recall, the bit ended with the line, "Next week he starts getting taller."

And it's a given that the person telling you this was a self-identified voice-chatter.

The minimum team size for Positron is 3 (unless it was changed for the new TF) and for Synapse it's 4.

Actually, I had nothing reversed. I made no statement at all about WHY gas is more expensive in Europe.

The thread was started to ask a question about how the power works - not to crusade for a change. What I think Scooby meant was, if you want the power changed, either go to the Suggestions thread or PM a dev. You're in the wrong place.

However, they repeatedly took me to -100% defense on a number of occasions, but never PAST that number. My impression is that was a limit and they had the capability to take me lower. That suggests they could have put a bit more hurt on the SR.

Whatever you end up picking, for God's sake, don't mention it in here. People will manipulate that salvage just to mess with your head.

Indeed. One of my relatives was visiting England and was traveling with a native. My relative saw a gas price, converted it to dollars, and commented, "I thought gas was more expensive over here. That price isn't too much higher than ours."
The native advised, "In the U.S. gas is priced per gallon. That price is PER LITER."

Gas is much cheaper than the U.S. in a handful of oil-producing nations because they subsidize it - and really screw up their market in the process.

I agree. Supers generally don't have all that stuff in their HOME. The only 'teleporter' I would allow would be a base portal. Lots of supers have a quick way to reach the SG base, whether it's a personal one (like Batman) or a team one.

Which doesn't really tell us anything. Changing gender and changing alignment are two completely different systems.

Regarding setting the badge title, then changing alignment, I heard from someone I know that it DOES work. HOWEVER, this was a while ago. It may have been fixed by now since this is obviously not 'working as intended'.

The game is definitely active. It was never in danger of dying and it's seen a significant increase in activity lately with some of the updates.

On the down side, I have no idea of the hardware requirements for DCUO but I do know that this game requires more powerful hardware than WoW. I hope your computer can handle it.

(shrug) I soloed this on my scrapper before I even knew how the bifurcations worked. I just beat him down. Anyone with high damage output can put the smackdown on him before his regen becomes an issue.


Was gonna suggest getting help but, reading later posts, it sounds like you already did.


I did it on my fire/kin controller and it was pretty hard. That was only the second guy I soloed it on and decided to just get a team after that.

I personally like it the way it is because I feel every little bit helps and I don't PvP.

Was that on the test server?

The name I got that I was surprised was available was on my second toon, a technology tanker: Alloy. I thought that was so obvious for a guy in powered armor. I was also surprised that I got Captain Freem right after that April Fool's Day announcement.

There was no patch. We will be getting one tomorrow, though. It sounds like either the patcher or the patch server decided to act up on you.

Looking at a different section of that survey, we see the following breakdown for RAM:
2GB - 22%
3GB - 28%
4GB - 26%
5 or more - 16%

So, currently, 4GB is at the high end for most GAMING systems out there. Having said that, different people may actually need more. If you're asking, you probably don't. If you were running things that required a lot of memory, you'd know it.

I have 8GB. For starters, I run SETI@home and Rosetta@home. These apps load a chunk of data to crunch and can take up 80-200MB and I run EIGHT INSTANCES at all times. Currently also running: a temp monitor, 4 instances of Notepad, Excel, Firefox, an IM client, anti-virus, anti-malware and a bandwidth monitor. I also need to be able to simultaneously run two instances of CoH (I have 2 accounts) plus Photoshop (which is what I use on screenshots).

Running all that in 2GB (on my last computer) kind of sucked. Now, when I'm running all that stuff, my RAM usage typically runs about 6 - 6.5GB. So if you're going to run one game at a time, and nothing more demanding than that, 4GB is PLENTY.