Kheldarn

Only three? It sure seemed like about 300... We spent what felt like 200 years fighting off foes, it finally looked like it was done, we started to go in, and BAM! More came. Happened about 5 or so times. I think we spent at least an hour fighting the ambushes.

Just as I was ready to hit Submit Reply, I saw this:

Yup. Martial Arts Booster is the one to go with. Ninja Run will get you there fast. You can climb buildings with it. And you look awesome.

Take a travel power whenever you want, or not at all. Do the Atlas Park Safeguard/Mayhem as soon as you can, and suppliment Ninja Run with the Raptor Pack. When it runs out, take 10k to Firebase Zulu/Grandville, and buy a new one.

Super Booster IV: Martial Arts is pure . Kinda makes me feel bad for the upcoming Mutation booster. I mean, how are you gonna top Ninja Run?

You'd know if you have. The last mission is a nightmare. The ambushes NEVER END! >.<

I wanna find whoever had the idea for neverending ambushes, and whoever greenlit them, and slap them both with raw bacon. >:[

I did that TF once, and I haven't touched it since. I'd rather do a Positron.

8-9 Mil? I don't know if I even have 1 Mil...

And wrap your compy in bacon. Bacon cures!

Sorry, but you can't start your own Official Happy Birthday thread.

Anyway...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, EnnVee!

*gives EnnVee Birthday Bacon and Birthday (Beef)Cake!*

Only 7 more bars to go. Should only take another 6-8 months, with the way I die... >.>

Congratulations, Bubba!

Nice! Good luck to you both!

I'd plot to kidnap you for a base build, Oath, but my base is small, and doesn't have much Pres, since the SG is just me.

Hmm... At first, it sounds like it would just be an annoying extra step, but after thinking about it, I don't think I'd mind. After all, I'd rather pay $14 for account security (I have two accounts), than risk losing everything.

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

I'm glad I could be there!

I'm glad I could be there!

I use Badge-***** to track my badges. For everything else, I have an Excel spreadsheet. It tracks:

Common IO Recipies (by group): 10-25, 30-40, and 45-50. I note what levels I have memorized, what each one takes, and have it set up to tell me how much of each salvage I need based on the number and kind of IOs I want to craft. I enter the number, and it calculates the rest. It even tells me how much salvage I'll need to make all the IOs (letting me know if I need to have more than the 80 salvage I can currently hold), and after I enter how much I currently have on-hand, it tells me how many more to get.

Recipe Buy-Sell Prices: This just breaks Uncommon and Rare Recipies down by Level, and lists their Sell Multiplier, their NPC Resell value, and what the 5% fee for the Market is to list it at that price. I use that to gauge A) If the current rate is worth placing it on the market, or bad enough to just NPC it, and B) What I should ask for it.

Character Builds - I have each character broken down, level by level, telling me what power to take, and what to slot in it. After I plan a build in Mids', I then manually put it in here. This also keeps track of how many of what enhancement I need for each power.

My Character Listing - This is my main tab. It has all my characters on Guardian for both of my accounts, listing their name, primary powerset, secondary powerset, AT, and level. I keep a running count of the number of Heroes and Villains I have, and how many of each AT each account has, as well as how many of each AT I have that I activly play. Then, it does it again for my characters on Pinnacle. After that, I have a list of my Heroes and a list of my Villains, sorted by Level, so that if I need someone of a certain level, it's really easy to figure out who to get. Next is a list of all my characters, and what SG they belong to. Finally, I have a list of all the Primary and Secondary powersets for Heroes, broken down by AT. I highlight the ones that I've used, and denote how many characters have use that powerset. I have a plain listing of the powersets I haven't used off to the side, so that I can see at a glance what powers I haven't used. Then, I do it again for Villain powersets.

Deleted & New Character Builds - I always keep the builds of characters I've deleted. I've remade them any number of times, and deleted them again. And new characters go there, before I'm sure I wanna make them. There have been times when I've made a new character build in Mids', and it looks great. Then, when I transcribe it to this tab, I see all kinds of interesting things I missed. Very helpful.

Day Job Tracker - I list my Heroes, and mark what Day Jobs they currently have, and what they're currently working on. Then, I do it again for my Villains.

My SSK Exemplaring Chart - See Sig for details... >.>

IO Sets Listing - This tells me what IO sets I need for characters that are (eventually) going to get them, and breaks them down by set, and what parts of each set I want. I color code the name to denote Uncommon or Rare, and then color code the individual piece names to denote the type of IO it is, e.g. Yellow for an Accuracy set, Red for a Damage set, etc.

Praetorian AV Tracker - For my Heroes. Lets me keep track of who has a defeat of what Praetorian for the accolade.

I Excel!

Aw! I'll miss you!

Take care, and we'll see you when you get back.

*sends a KhelClone to go with Amerikatt and keep her company*

I guess I'm the only one who likes Day Jobs. But then, I'm always in the minority.

5 more on my Hero, 7 more on my Villain, and then I'll be a sad panda.

Here's the thing, though: Prior to the Winter Event, I'd see him go to different locations. Since the Winter Event, that is the ONLY place he goes.

Up in the crack? Man, I hate it when my art rides up... >.<

Yes, Caemgen has it right... Ah-hahahahahahaaaa!

*adds to list*

Congratulations!

But don't fret. GR will probably bring a gazillion more Day Jobs with it! At least, it would if I was in charge of that part of GR...

Start with playing only Heroes. Villains have a steeper learning curve. Since it was essentially an add-on to the game, it seems to assume you already have a good understanding of the game. I felt so lost when I first tried a Villain when I was new.

Oh, and don't fall into the, "I don't play Villains because I don't like being the bad guy." mindset trap. You don't go out and randomly kill people or kick every puppy you see. It's essentially the same game, but with slighty different flavor text.