Kitsune Knight

This MUST be done!


(and the family were revamped???)

A huge number of builds you see posted on the boards do, for every powerset combo basically.

And, if anything, this'll make Tough more appealing for basically anyone that isn't going over the hard cap.

Wouldn't telling us we'll get info about a topic 'soon' quality as getting info, for an adequately broad definition? And then, if we're told the information is 'we won't be getting any other info this week', wouldn't that still quality as information?


Also, would the information "Kitsune Knight is being rewarded all Tier 9 VIP items that have been cycled out" qualify? 'Cause I missed Celestial (why was ~Freedom release the time I choose to take a break! Although I like Fire & Ice... not really into the whole Mecha thing, though... Tech Knight looks like another winner, though!).

It's doubtful that 'rereleasing' it would take any extra time for the art team (the guys that make all the t9 VIP items... at least the ones made so far), if they simply cycle it back in. It seems that's not what they want to do, though. I think the main problem is they've not really decided how they want to bring it back... whether back as a t9 item, putting it up for sale on the market, or some other means.

I could see them waiting a bit longer, for after Tech Knight is out for a while (and Fire & Ice have been out of circulation for a bit), and then announcing a special weekend/week event where Celestial and Fire & Ice will be brought back at the T9 VIP items for the duration, before going back to Mecha and Tech Knight (or waiting another cycle before doing it). They could even position it right between when sets are cycled, so that before they add Tech Knight, they take down Fire & Ice, and put Celestial in its place for short period of time, then put up Tech Knight (although, again, if they're doing that, I'd figure they'd wait a bit longer before cycling back).


If the Devs keep adding new T9 VIP items, eventually they'll end up with a large collection of unavailable costumes... I can't see them simply sitting on them and doing nothing. They may or may not cycle them back, but I'm sure we'll see them again (hell, they could do what they're doing with Shark Week, and have a little fun event and hand out random codes to players for part/the full set as rewards). Soon, though, doesn't seem likely.

Oh, you noticed it. You're just in denial about it!

Better than when the entire screen was just dedicated to Statesman doing a pelvic thrust into your face!


You'd just be playing the game, minding your own business... then out of no where, BLAM! Statesman would be all up in your grill, trying to rub his crotch on your face!

Yeah, no. Just... no.



(Personally, I think the new login screen is good... my only problem with the current one is Penny is in a really weird position!)

I, for one, am glad I never had to stare at State's crotch.



And I do go that way!

Hell, you dropped the beans about [redacted]! I'm pretty sure Positron won't be pleased about that. Nor when you said how [censored] would [removed], and that [deleted] [expunged] [erase]! How'd you think that'd be let through!


Plus you said Positron was a [eradicate]. Not cool, dude, not cool!

Why does the Paragon Market limit us to being able to only set an item's quantity to no more than 10?

Feedback? All I saw was a bunch of passive aggressive whining, starting with the title. Delivery matters if you want to garner any support.

People are just upset because they can't complain anymore about not being able to customize Hasten.

He could be stately at times.

Rularuu doesn't look a thing like Freeza!

Oh, but they already charge for the expansions! WoW has a wonderful spot, where they charge to play, and they charge for the new expansions... and they have a bajillion players. Sure, their playerbase will slowly erode with time, but Blizzard continues to make a huge return on their investment.

I doubt the subscription-based MMOs will ever completely die out. They might fade a bit into the background, but they'll stick around. Soon enough the whole F2P market will become saturated (if it's not already), which'll leave a much smaller playing field for sub-based games.


Now would be a very bad time to be trying to push an MMO out on the market. In a few years, when the churn has died down some and expectations have dropped, the marketplace will probably be quite a bit more welcoming. Till then? Ouch.