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I like all things Super Hero.
With the possible exception of "My Super Girlfriend" That was ........
What keeps me in the game is the Monday night Skype/CoH sessions I have with RL friends. When we stopped doing those before I dropped out of the game. Now they've started again I am back. -
Quote:Agree.I don't really like the decision to go with open world content. In fact, it is the instanced content that I think keeps me in CoH. I just don't like open-world content where you end up camping spawn for hours to finish a mission that 100 other people are trying to complete.
I do think its a bad decision though. Instanced missions are one of the major selling points of the game PLUS I think the new content make a poor job of connecting players from the new starting missions to regular on-going content. -
My ideal solution (I'm dreaming I know) would be that the poses would just stick.
The reason being that I like to change poses while I fly. Yes I am that sad -
In short, "Yes."
Had a friend recently with the same problem, she also couldn't remember the email address the original account had been registered against.
Basically it just involved lots and lots of conversations with Support but they were very nice and eventually she got her access to her account. -
I'd be happy with more than one pet
*sniff*
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Quote:So the answer is to remove the old content so you have no choice but to repeat the same content again and again and again?First, after 7 years, a lot of the vets were tired of running the same missions and wanted something new.
Also its a slight exaggeration, the starting missions were not 7 years old. I particularly noticed after coming back from a break how the starting missions had changed, with new maps (Like the Hellions base and Superdine factory) and new characters (like the Girlfriend from Hell). I am already missing these missions -
Quote:Linearity would only be a good thing if the game was particularly hard or confusing but we are consistently told this is the easy mmo.Yeah, in some respects the game has been made more linear. I miss Galaxy, I used to start most of my characters there. But in some respects, linearity is a good thing, particularly when we're talking about a new player experience.
I think linearity in the starting game is a particularly bad sin. It means that if you don't like that one particular arc it means you are less likely to start a new character. One of the reasons I have less Villains than Heroes was due to the fact that I disliked the villain starting arc. -
I think the question this thread doesn't ask is, "Is our Universe a good universe?"
We are responsible for at least one inter-dimensional war and a heck of a lot inter-dimensional travel, and I watch Fringe so I know that's not a good thing! -
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Every time I have visited Atlas Park Wentworths over the last few weeks there has been a predictable looking level 2 spamming Local, sometimes 2. I didn't think /ignoreasspammer was doing anything because the same guys where still there a couple of hours later when I finished my session. However people assure me that it does get them banned eventually.
I find it funny that they are level 2. It suggests they at least run through the tutorial -
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There are some excellent examples of home made gyms in the Base section that really make me wish they were available as proper base items.
This is pretty amazing though -
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Got on my first UG at the weekend and thanks to this guide I had a rough idea what was going on
I even tanked the Avatar for a while when the main tank went down, which I wouldn't have know how to do without this helpful thread. In fact it went a dang sight better than some of my other first trial runs -
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Indeed. I was surprised and pleased to discover from this thread that names on the list being in bright bold doesn't mean they are online like all the other lists. Which makes me feel like I am not wasting my time placing them on ignore.
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The arc is also available via flashback. If you advertise you are going to run it you can usually get a team together very quickly and run it in no time at all
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Quote:Wrong and laughably so. A GM only needs to hear the spam to ban them, they don't have to hunt them down. If they move out of range that is as good as a ban. If RMT spammers want to spam local chat in places few people can hear them, then let them waste their time.2. Since Local chat has an area of effect RMTers will simply move out of range and keep spamming, thus requiring either even more employees to be
hired to camp the new locations or following to those new locations and leaving the old spot unwatched for RMTers to pop in and spam while the GM's are gone.
Now please carry on telling my why my "non-existent" suggestion won't work. -
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Quote:I see you found the first and most obvious of the suggestions. Well done. Keep trying.GM employees are limited and they have a hard enough time keeping up with regular petitions/bug reports etc. and even if there was a dedicated RMT patrol they couldn't be everywhere at once
However a dedicated RMT patrol would only need to visit locations of high traffic as these RMTers have been reduced to Local. Hence their ever present appearance at Wentworths.
Oh and there is a difference between avoiding something and ignoring something. See if you can work out the difference next time you cross the road. -
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Quote:They have already used plenty of handwavium on The Master. Seems the Time Lords were handing out new regenerations to anyone on the front line, which would make sense.(3) A series of 7 or 8 movies could conceivably require multiple actors in the starring role. The TV series is on number 11 now, only got room for two more, then we'll have to break out the hand-wavium.
If I was writing who I would have a scene where the Doctor says that since he was also on the front line he doesn't know how many lives he has left, that he is not afraid of dying but is afraid of regenerating forever and ever with no escape. He's seen that, it would be a form of hell. -