Master-Blade

The UI color is saved to each character individually, not the client. The default color is different for each of the 3 "sides" that you pick. From there, you can change the color to anything you want by going to:
Options (Window) > Graphics and Audio (Tab) > User Interface (Category near the bottom)

To get a gray color, you would set the Red, Green and Blue sliders to the same number. Raising and lowering the numbers would make it lighter or darker. I think the default Praetorian gray is around 45-50.

Right. When the current SuperLeader quits or becomes ineligible (logged out too long or switches alignment), the "next in line" is decided based on when the Leaders joined the SG. If the "oldest" one has been offline more than the number of days set by the SG, it checks the next leader down the line until it finds the oldest one that is still "active". If none are eligible, it then checks the next rank down, etc.

Being the last or next one to log in should have no bearing on being promoted unless EVERY other member is beyond the set number of days. In that case, you would be the only one within the designated number of days and given the star upon logging in.

I believe the only exception to this (and possible reason for the confusion) was when the Super Leader rank was first added to the game, the position was granted to the highest leader who was most recently logged in. That should have been a 1-time occurrence for each SG to create the position. After that, it follows the same rules the Leader position did before (as a few people explained above).

You can't link directly to CityOfHeroes.exe unless you are using the -project tag to bypass the updater.

The correct paths would be:
"C:\Program Files\City of Heroes\CohUpdater.exe" -uiskin 2
or
"C:\Program Files\City of Heroes\CityOfHeroes.exe" -project coh -uiskin 2

On a side note, You can also change the icon for your shortcut to the new Praetorian one on the same screen by clicking Change Icon and selecting the cityofheroes.exe file for your choice between: CoH, CoV, Cryptic, NCSoft, and Praetorian.

That season isn't very far away either.

As far as I can tell, the power text already says: ## fire damage on target.

I can agree with this. Before the FSAA and Occlusion was fixed, everything seemed fine. Turning FSAA back on makes the flashes come back once in a while.

On a side note, I notice the environmental reflections in Praetoria do not reflect the actual environment. For example, if you look down at the Star on the ground in front of the main building, you'll notice building reflections that are not even there.

http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Petsay

The final receipt will have a section that says
" Thank you for purchasing:
CITY OF HEROES: GOING ROGUE
Your unique code is:
****-****-****-****-**** "

As I mentioned above, my bind will activate both with a single keypress. That's what the "+$$" at the beginning of that line will do. It will run any command twice, once on keypress, and once when you release the key. For powers, it will only work reliably for 2 toggles. You wouldn't be able to trick it into activating Aim and BuildUp at the same time for example.

That's how "+forward" works. When you press the key, it sets Forward to 1, and you move forward. When you release the key, Forward is set back to 0, and you stop moving.

Fixed. "+powexecname" will probably error and forward/backward needs the + to actually work.

You can also click the bigger "Chat:" text just under those tiny "nuggets" to make a menu appear that does have Local listed.

Alternately, you can type "/l " to send to local chat, or bind a key to "chatcycle" to allow you to change channels quickly. You can also bind a key to "chatset L" to set your chat quickly to local as well.

I know this doesn't necessarily fix your issue, but it gives you some options to work around until it gets re-added to the other menu.

All I'm saying is that if you typed what you wrote into the regular client, the game will execute the /bind command up to the $$, and execute anything after that as a separate command. To make the client bind the entire line, it needs the quotes.

I've never used CityBinder, so I don't know how that specifically installs the binds onto your characters. It's very possible that they error-proofed it to automatically enclose each line in quotes to avoid such a problem. I do all of mine manually using the client and/or manually written bind files.

Fixed. You need the quotes in this case to bind both or else it's only going to only bind the CJ (up to the $$) and execute the NR when you press enter.

He can also be above Thorn Isle, and that's where I usually end up finding him, so I usually start there.

I had the same problem last night as well, but it works fine today.

On a side note, the vidiotmaps.com link worked just fine last night instead.

According to the patch notes, they removed the restriction on a few of the badges. This one can now be earned by either side. Since it was always being tracked but simply not awarded to Villains, we had apparently already defeated enough for it to be awarded as soon as we logged in.