Lemur Lad

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She did! I thought it was a perfect performance.

Demonizing it was part of the ironic message I felt. Not to mention that is pretty much spot on how it would be treated in a lot of high schools if they tried to put it on as a student musical.

If you really want an unequivocal message on how they feel about RHPS, pay attention to Shue's (sp) speech at the end.

I really loved the episode. I felt it was tasteful and flirtatious without being trashy. I also felt that it was laughably pitch perfect in light of the stupid arguments about the GQ spread. The sexiest moments were had by the adults playing adult characters, not the adults playing kids. All their outfits were very nearly demure. That may not be what they were thinking or planning when they shot the episode, but it works in light of the "controversy" People are worried about adult actors acting like sexy adults in their off time, but when it comes to their roles as children on the show, its clear they give some thought to how sexy is too sexy.

Edit- From the true Gleeks out there, can someone tell me who sang the Lips opener? I'm not familiar enough with voices.

This being your premise for the entire idea, you're going to have to do better at demonstrating it as fact and not just opinion.

People do TFs all the time.

Also to note, high level villains in Grandville should take care. I got a Halloween tip and while people were gathering, someone did some more ToT. They were 4 buildings away from the mission door but some kind of door bug dropped them in the mission, and we had to rush to get in. Luckily no one lost out since we just took a bit of extra time killing things and grabbing glowies to balance it out.

However the point was there are misaligned doors in GV and care needs to be taken.

I've heard a couple reports otherwise, but nothing definitive. My personal experience has been every Halloween tip came from a Treat Door click.

I'm far more willing to believe someone had a Halloween tip, didn't notice, then got a regular tip on a mob kill and saw the Halloween tip when they looked.

Design choice you disagree with does not equal design flaw.

There's a fundamental difference between the two. Roddenberry didn't own the property outright, Paramount did. Lucas however owns nearly everything to do with Star Wars.

While under normal circumstances those rights go to his heirs, it's entirely possible that he has a clause in his will that nothing new can be done after his passing, and all they can do is make money on the royalties of existing deals.

Ergo nothing, because anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.

In the past two months I've seen 2 spontaneous invasions on Pinnacle and both were well attended. I even managed to finish off the accolade on my BD scrapper. Other people on my team expressed frustration or disappointment that they still had more work to do to get their's, since they didn't catch invasions happening that often.

By your logic, does anecdote trump anecdote or do you just want to accept that the zero interest you saw may have had to do with bad timing or at least isn't a general case.

What? Never heard this before. Citation please. Not stated in the wiki, and have never seen it happen upon completion of either TF.

Not really. Someone is still forced to sift through a page or so of out of date posts to realize what the new question/information is. Someone's intent has nothing to do with the necroposting rule, it has to do with clarity of conversation.

It's meant to be. They said if they ever put any sort of Purple (ultra-rare) recipe on a vendor, it would be at a ridiculously high price.

It your question wasn't rhetorical, then your answer is, they meant you to spend a lot of investment in getting what you want. The upside is, you are guaranteed to get exactly what you want, not a random chance at a random drop.

Personally I'd tell you that your example is a bit hyperbolic. Running your tip missions and one TF a day isn't that onerous, and can cut the time required more than in half.

The other alternative would be to spend your A-Merits on high value recipes then resell them to the AH for the INF to get what you want, if what you're seeking is something readily available.

Either way, there are better ways to leverage the A-Merit system than to make it as deliberately grindy as possible and then complaining it was set up for you to fail.

Realistically though, they want you to PvP to get PvP drops. There's nothing wrong with designing their system to make doing the intended action easier than the alternative.

Rularuu aren't bad, per se, they just take incredibly good timing. Of the characters listed, one of the best is actually the Plant/Empathy Controller. Seeds of Confusion and Carrion Vines are both incredibly handy for aggro mitigation. The downside to that being, it's a controller not a dominator, which means the melee characters have to be on the ball when it comes to bosses.

Shield characters are great, but not particularly against Rularuu. You'd have to make sure they were capped to positional defenses as a starting point, and even then there would have to be good support since Shield isn't as great when it comes to debuff resistance.

Overall the key issue with doing it with 3 is, things can happen very quickly against Rularuu to take one person or another out, and then you have to be able to finish with 2, or die. Rely too much on your Stone Tanker for example, and he get's Caged by a Wisp, you run into issues.

Your Fire/Kin Corr is great at offensive buffing and damage. But when its 3 against Rularuu, someone who is better at Crowd Control or defensive buffing is more helpful.

Three can fight Rularuu spawned for 8 and win. It's not easy though.

Just so long as the fix is only applied to pets who are ranged appropriate.

My Animated Stone and Flytrap are much more awesome now.

Just remember, one powerset's crippling bug is another set's long awaited improvement.

Since it's based on a door click, chances are the same alone or in a group. Question then becomes how quickly can the groups be cleared, and I don't really think most teams of 8 clear Trick spawns with multiple bosses as quickly as a smaller group kills smaller spawns.

My personal recommendation is a group of 4 or 5.

Or just go Rogue long enough to run a Katie Hannon TF with some heroes.

Have you read the definition of Natural Origin as it is ingame?

In the world of CoH some people have psionic potential and the Fortunata training unlocks that.

As for Soldiers, yes they use weaponry, but they're specially trained in it's use, and the bulk of their abilities are explain as Training, not granted by their equipment.

Well within the confines of a Natural hero.

One team that only needs to know enough to pay attention to split up evenly between 4 banners and gather at Banner A then B C and D in order? More rewards for that? 5 badges for 30minutes of paying attention is suitable reward for a simple task.