Kitsune Knight

It's 60 days.


Also, if you're extra paranoid, you can just transfer the extra inf to a variety of alts... if you don't have enough alts, roll new ones! If you're completely out of space on all servers... consider hosting back-to-back costume contests in AP/Cap/Storm Palace.

You could rebind 'w' (or whatever you use to move forward) to also set the default flypose.

They likely won't get broad use until Power Customization comes to the pools, at which point you'll likely be able to set the default pose (and likely override it with the emotes).

They're actually not complaining, they just don't speak English and happened to borrow Argot'BurWot's translator.

And then promptly quitting the game because "there's nothing to do".

That's a lot like using a chainsaw to perform laser eye surgery It should really be the last option you consider if all else fails, since generally it's just an issue of outdated software, or some other software conflicting (or, a bunch of malware on the machine screwed with the system's stability).

If I had access to the Super Sekret Drop Controller, I'd likely tweak the numbers explicitly to screw with some superstitious people, just to see what crazy/insane ideas they come up with.


Then again, I'm pure evil.

In fact, /bind button4 "po_we_xe_na_me aid self would also work, because in the command name, underscores are completely ignored.

Which would also make it harder to figure out what's going wrong. Bugs that only happen to some people are extremely hard to find when the 'some people' don't include any developers.

Or, maybe, just maybe, the Devs are a bit preoccupied with a little thing called Going Rogue... or are all the Devs hiding from the boards due entirely to the Enhancements screen bug?

It's flat out impossible to tell if a series of numbers are random or not. "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 10" is perfectly possible, and given enough time, to be expected. A fully random RNG will eventually output the entire creative works of humanity, both past and future.

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To be able to tell whether or not there might be some issues with the Dev's RNG, you'd need a massive sample size (the OP hasn't quantified anything). As has already been said, it's been done before, but it took discipline and actually understanding a bit about random.

This uses the C library's built-in PRNG (implementation defined, generally not good enough for items that require large amounts of randomness like the PKI used by the Internet), and is incredibly simple. You can find far better implementations that are much stronger. Linux's /dev/urandom (or /dev/random if you're ultra paranoid) is much better, seeding the RNG from numerous sources (instead of just the sytem's clock).

Or, if you don't like my example code, how about this:

The changes were so that the Enhancement screen wouldn't be distorted when displayed on a Wide Screen display. There is no extra space on a 4:3 monitor. The only evidence it has anything to do with the Incarnate System is that they fixed a long-standing bug with it an issue earlier (even if it did result in a regression), which is pretty shaky reasoning.

Stalkers used to be more hit-and-run specialists. Stalkers can now often go toe-to-toe with Scrappers when it comes to Scrapping, although when the [censored] hits the fan, the Stalker will likely die first (ignoring powerset difference & player ability difference, as well as scrapperlock), and have a similar level of damage output (plus, Assassin's Strike has chance-to cause a high mag fear, as well as causing a completely unresistable even by level tohit debuff). Stalkers are also the only AT that have the ability to explicitly shred aggro as opposed to generate extra (i.e. the Taunt power Scrappers, Brutes, and Tankers all have, plus the punchvoke of Brutes & Tankers).

No, their cap is 400%, you're thinking of how much +damage they can benefit from (generally it's written +300% to signify the difference). See the ParagonWiki's article.