Master-Blade

When is the next competing video game being released? lol j.k

Maybe your keyind.txt file only had "startchat", but that's not necessarily what your characters are actually using (unless you load that file).

In-game, you could have done "/showbind enter" to see what is actually bound to that key (on that character).

Anyway, glad it's working normally for you again.

I finally decided to get a quick video of the race, and uploaded it on YouTube. I wasn't trying to get my fastest time. I just wanted to show my method. I came in at 40.5 seconds using Sprint, SS, SJ, and IR. I had no buffs from any other players. I admit, I do kinda cheat by jumping to the right after the portal, but that's the only time I go off course.

CoH Ski Race 2010 (40.5s)

That is both true and not true. You listed the right power, but not exactly for the right reasons. As I mentioned in the other thread, IR helps dramatically with MovementControl and MovementFriction, which is really what's needed. As far as I can tell, those aren't as limited as the actual Jump speed/height caps you listed, and you can get gold at almost any level.

You don't get salvage from those TFs retroactively. Depending on when you ran them, you probably got a recipe or Merits as your reward instead. If you want the new salvage, you'll have to run them again.

Unless you purposely chose "Hero 1 DNA Sample" as your reward for LGTF or crafted it with Incarnate Shards, you shouldn't have one. As mentioned, there is a different piece of salvage called "Vial of Hero 1's Blood", which you probably already used to create The Lost Cure.

With a single command string, it would never happen with those two powers. Being a click power, the last power will always interrupt the first, whether it's in the process of being activated or even still recharging. I think the only case the first one would fire is if the second one was EX'd out, but then you still wouldn't have both at once anyway. lol

As far as doing it in one keystroke.. I agree that bind files are certainly the answer. Try the following:

file1.txt
numpad1 "+$$teamselect 1$$powexecname Deflection_Shield$$bindloadfilesilent file2.txt"

file2.txt
numpad1 "+$$teamselect 1$$powexecname Insulation_Shield$$bindloadfilesilent file1.txt"

On key press, team member 1 should be selected and Deflection_Shield should be activated.
On key release, it ensures team member 1 is selected and activates Insulation_Shield.

For best results, hold the key down for a split second to allow time for the first power to activate.

Edit:
I tested and confirm that this setup works on my Controller with Sonic Resonance.

The only problem is, without the redundancy of running the same power twice like the original single-power command.. you run the risk of the first target command failing once in a while.

Edit2:
Here's another trick.. use Control, Alt or Shift in your bind:
numpad1 "+$$teamselect 1$$powexecname Deflection_Shield"
Control+numpad1 "+$$teamselect 1$$powexecname Insulation_Shield"

That one is a little tricky to get both powers to fire on a single press of the numpad, but here's how you do it:
Hold Control
Hold Numpad1 (teammate 1 is targeted)
Release Control (Insulation_Shield is activated)
Release Numpad1 (Deflection_Shield is queued, then activated)

Because of the "+$$" redundancy, the target should never fail.
I also tested and confirm that this works.

Supposedly, no. Some say that there is, but I think of it this way..

Reload would usually mean is unloads all and then loads what you need again.
Unload would unload all.. which would just lead to what you need being loaded again anyway, or else you'd have nothing on your screen. haha

At one point, we were told they were the same, and I can't find any difference between them. I just like using "reload", cause I feel like that better describes what it does.

Edit:
I just checked the wiki, and for some reason, unloadgfx isn't even on the list... not even as an alias. I could swear it used to be though. I know it still works.

Indeed.

In your case, the quotes are simply holding several commands together and have nothing to do with the bindfile command at the end.

Quotes shouldn't even be needed with a single command. The quotes in his case are correct if there were a space anywhere in the command path. It should work with or without them... unless he's using the wrong kind of quotes in the actual file. I've seen cases where people use a text editor that has the special curly quotes in the files, which wont work.

Bind files are picky sometimes. Since quotes aren't needed around his file path anyway, putting quotes around the entire bind might just do the trick. Either way, it's worth a shot.

On this note, I have ATI 5770 and rolled back to 10.9 for certain stability issues, but it was still happening on the most recent (10.12) driver.

Updating video drivers is still good advice though. We don't know which card or driver the OP is using, or how frequently they are having the issue. It may stop the issue from happening, or at least happen less often.

lol I've done stuff like that before too. Just in case, I have the option set to "Automatically synchronize with an Internet time server". It will automatically check against the web and fix the time every week if it happens to be off by a few minutes for whatever reason.

Anyway, glad you fixed it. Now we don't have to rush you off to the hospital due to heart failure from potentially losing your SG leadership. haha

3d sound doesn't mean surround sound. It just means that it will make sounds quieter or louder depending on which side of your character the sound is coming from. This can be achieved even with only 2 speakers. For example, people setting off powers to your left will be louder on the left speaker, and people setting off powers to your right will be louder on the right side. It changes the sound for forward and backward as well, but I'm not exactly sure how.

It does sound like a possible side-effect of using 3d sounds, but if you don't have it enabled in-game, I guess that's not it.