Kiana Wolf

As it's been said, adding NPCs to an area is an entirely different animal then fixing physics issues. "Slap in the face"? No. A little disheartening? Yeah.

Sure, I'd love to see a fix to enemies getting stuck in walls and my character getting hung up between scenery and a wall on certain maps, but it doesn't upset me that much. The bugs aren't game breaking and they don't show up often. They're just an annoyance, which, being an MMO, there are plenty of. =P

Now, another good question would be: What's the better idea, having the seasoned professionals poke around the code until they can figure out a decent fix quietly or making a big deal about how they're putting a huge effort into fixing it... even if a fix may take many, many updates before anything comes of it? Personally, the current situation sits better with me.

Also, don't tell anyone you're 'just here for the badges'. I had a guy following me around (me exclusively) just to kill me.

Well, I'm excited about it. What really stands out to me is the Leagues. Depending on how they're implemented it could make ship raids a lot easier without having to make a special channel for team leaders for coordination. It also shows promise for organizing big roleplaying events.

Really, it depends on what content will be compatible with them. Maybe an increase in maximum arena match sizes or TFs that allow up to 16 players or something. It's all conjecture at this point, though. Heh, not that I matters too much to mean. Last time I joined a ship raid my computer nearly melted and I spent the last few minutes of it unable to do anything.

But still, possibilities. I like possibilities.

And the real irony here is that I bought the animal pack and haven't used any of the costume pieces yet. The real selling point for me was the Beast Run power, since the animation really fits one of my (human but with a tail) characters: She's got roughly the same instinctual drive as a (really pissed off) animal. She runs around on all fours, she fights like a cornered raccoon and has zero problem taking a bite out of crime. And law, in fact. She's a very disturbed person...

Just for fun, let's assume you capture Keysmith. Rather than just port out of there, she'll take her capture as a personal insult (How dare you try to lock up the woman that can go anywhere? Foolish!) and instead 'port the explosives to other areas of your complex while remaining in her cell.

If you or your minions come to check on their prisoner she will swap places with you (or just any minion if you aren't present) then take off. Maybe poke around for a vault or valuable tech she can pilfer.

If you and your minions are too busy investigating the explosions then she'll get bored and leave without locking you up. Though she'll probably still try to take your stuff. Maybe leave a little present behind. Like a bomb in your personal quarters. Depends how she feels that day. Maybe she'll just install AOL on all of the computers in your security system.

...Everybody has such great ideas, but... No, I still like the punch stuff and cause explosions approach.