Ironblade

hmm... I thought that was a cartel. Is there a difference between syndicate and cartel?
OPEC is referred to as a cartel.

1) Go to Paragonwiki.com
2) Search for prestige grant
3) Profit

Paragonwiki says:
"On 12-10-2007 there was a one-time grant of 20,000 bonus prestige per supergroup member. However, an error in the script for the test server caused that one-time grant to be repeated the following day."

No, you are wrong. Definition is:
"a word formed from the initial letters or groups of letters of words in a set phrase or series of words, as Wac from Women's Army Corps, OPEC from Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, or loran from long-range navigation. "

Please note, it says initial letters or GROUPS OF LETTERS. It is not restricted to only the FIRST letter. They specifically give the example of loran which is constructed from THREE words, not five.

This is always worth trying, but there's a faster way than clicking all those buttons.
Type: /hideall <enter>
then: /unhideall <enter>

So you honestly and truly do not know how the market works, yet you are composing a letter to the devs to tell them how to fix it.

Priceless, absolutely priceless.



P.S. I was part of the group that tested the system and PROVED it is not FIFO. I speak from EXPERIENCE and FIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE when I talk about the market.

They are still balancing around SO's.
I have played those missions, multiple times, and it's not over the top. It's a refreshing change. Yes, it's very hard for some AT's. Lots of enemies are like that; easy for some AT's or powersets and hard for others.

Firstly, Impish Kat correctly notes that there has been ZERO indication of a merging of hero and villain transportation routes.

As for beacons to the opposite side, I think we can be pretty sure it's not in Issue 19. I think we can also be pretty sure that we won't see this at all until such time as they decide to let characters enter bases of the opposing faction. If ever.

And this is why my Dominator will never visit Paragon City - the villain power is just outstanding for Dominators. Actually, it's pretty good for Brutes and Stalkers too. I haven't played a Corruptor or MM since GR.

Yeah, this is another classic.
"Obviously you did not read my posts, or you would recognize the inherent truth they convey."

Yes, you said he's a hero. I just meant "Will you be online then?" It takes 30 seconds to switch toons.

I think ice is one of the better sets. My ice tank is one of my few tanks who has neither Tough nor Weave - I just didn't feel that he needed them. umm... pausing to think about it, I think my ice and stone tanks are the ONLY ones that don't have Tough or Weave (and I've played every armor set).

I think a lot of people are put off ice (and dark armor) by the graphics. I think stone is perceived as pretty ugly also, but people tolerate it because Granite Armor is so uber.

So make an ice tank. It's a fine set.

But you have to understand something: saying "I want, I want, I want." just doesn't seem as persuasive as "Most people feel..." or "It's better for the game if...."


See what I mean? It always ends up with what's "good for the game", because the person posting naturally knows more about what's good for the game than the people whose salaries depend on the game.

We can do that ahead of time to get you the power.
Will you be on Tuesday for the Debtinators villains night?

Your post is mostly right on target. Let me add one thing you did not directly address: You don't NEED the super-expensive enhancements TO HAVE FUN.

You have to also look at it from the other side: Do the developers believe that this will make for a game with LONGEVITY? Yes. There are plenty of hardcore gamers who will work work work to get the best of everything. They are trying to appeal to a wide variety of play styles.


We get what you are saying, but you are wrong.
You can get the funds with minimal effort by playing the market.


Sorry, but both are very VERY bad suggestions.

The first will massively screw up the market. That's what price caps do. Look at historical real life examples. Don't take our word for it.

As for the second, again, no. How about if you have to PvP to get PvP enhancers? That's kind of why they're called that. As for the purples, your yardstick makes it WAY too easy to get them. Some players will lose interest and move on.

Point of order. I knew a player who had only one character and it wasn't GG. I submit that there might be a couple dozen people with only a single toon. That just throws your numbers all out of whack....

Ouch. One can only wonder just how many the buyer was bidding on. Was it only the four we see? Was it 6? Was it 8?

Oh, we need a screenshot of that.

yeah..... Not sure if I should 'sig' this or just say "ewww" and move on.