LiquidX

Yeah. Mystic Force was just... BAD. That's the nicest way I could put it.

"Your thoughts are lying to me!"

Man, if only this was real.

Yes. And the reason you can't find it is because it's not a real show. It's one of the "commercials" they play during Children's Hospital on Adult Swim. (Children's Hospital is a parody of medical dramas).

One could also say that there's only so many times you could earn the same Epic Gear on different characters, but that never seems to stop anyone.

The only thing is, is that most games *NEED* endgame content because there is little, if any, incentive to play Alts. Once you've gotten to level 9,001 in "Generic MMO: The Grinding: Super Bloodlines Turbo 2 Championship edition", you've pretty much done everything. Rolling up a new Half Drow-Dwarf Warrior Monk of Puppy Kicking isn't going to change anything, because the experience is pretty much going to be the same.

With City of Heroes/Villains however, you can play two Scrappers, and have the experience be completly different both Visually, and Gameplay wise, simply by changing your Powerset and Power Pool selections. Therefore, the need for "Endgame" content simply isn't as demanding as other games.

Of course, not everyone considers stuff like Badges and PvP to be Endgame content either, just like how not everyone considers Achievements to be viable motivations for replaying a game, but would consider stuff like unlocking additional characters, infinite wave modes, ect as viable post game rewards (The "end game content" if you will).

And while I agree that more (and more diverse) content could be added at the end of the game for those who hit 50, I don't agree that it's the all important fact that alot of people seem to think it is.

Not everyone is a badger, not everyone likes PvP, and not everyone cares for the Hami raids.

The "Endgame" does not refer to "finishing" the game. The idea behind the "Endgame" in MMO's is that people want a way to continue to play the characters they put their (figurative) Blood, Sweat, and Tears (Or, in some peoples cases, phat stacks of paper) into. The "endgame" can consist of high level raids or other activities that can give the player a way to feel like they are making some kind of progress, even when they are no longer gaining levels and have exhausted the "normal" content.

This mindset also comes from games like WoW, which don't really "begin" until you hit Max Level and start doing raids and other "endgame" content.

I agree. But making broad statements that can't be proven ("I don't like "x" item, so many people must agree with me!") isn't the way to do it.

Because most people are just sane enough to realize that someone like Blizzard or SOE (As part of Sony) is going to have one hell of a legal team, and figure it'd be smarter to go after someone they feel wont be able to put up as much of a fight. Once the precident has been set, THEN they can go after the big guns.

As much as I like our Mod team and know they do their hardest, I sadly don't believe that that distinction would be made.

Really now? And what statistics or hard evidence have you used to actually determine this?

But then the comic would be banned for violating religion bans. But yeah, LiquidX is simply a humanoid figure composed of blue liquid, a big black letter X on his chest, and glowing white eyes. Anything else is simply decoration. (In fact, the original X design never had the circutry patterns)

I'd gladly pay you some Gold Pressed Latinum tuesday for some Bregit Lung today.

Haven't you ever played Shadowrun, or any Cyberpunk style PnP Roleplaying game? Information is always as valuable as cash, if not more so. Sure, you could spend money... but why spend cash when you could blackmail someone with information they don't want others to know, or trade information on rivals to a gangbanger in exchange for new hardware?

Meh. Not enough LiquidX goodness.

That's because they only have three players.

All I do is have it set to "Keep me logged in", and then visit the front page once per day. That's all you need to do, and it takes like five seconds, tops.