Memphis_Bill

No assertion error, but it did come up completely blank. Top100 button works - but that's ll it'll fill in from that point forward. Can search on my own SG (which is certainly not in the top 100) and have it come up - but yeah, just clicking on "Show me all the registered supergroups" gives nothing.

Edit:
Further testing - went to another server (pinnacle) - same thing.
Then switched to heroside (without logging off, just quit to character select) - went to registrar, showed the top 100 list I'd just left. Logging out entirely and back in - same thing, blank list (even giving it about a minute to fill in - used to be nearly instant.)

This perhaps? (saves your window configuration)

And though I wouldn't suggest it (in case there are two or more dead teammates,) if you wanted veng to fire off automatically, add $$powexecname vengeance to the end.

I don't get why anyone worries about anyone else's build.

If you see something they're missing that might help, mention it - once - politely, in a tell. If they ask why, explain what it does. If they mention it's a concept or they have some other reason, shrug and move on. At most, if it's actually causing THEM (not you) excessive trouble, mention dual builds, then let it drop. You don't need to "get" it. You're not paying their sub. They're having fun their way, and it's not hurting you. The game's not that hard, they're not "dragging the team down" unless their concept is "I stand at the door throughout the mission."

(This is not to be confused with playstyle. If they're *actively doing something* to disrupt the team because of RP or whatnot and didn't warn the team? Such as "I hate seeing people sliding on ice" so they keep intentionally knocking people off ice slick? Say something. But if it's just "They didn't take X power I think is important?" Then leave it be.)

Only thing I can't stand are snobby players who go around putting other peoples builds down as "gimped" because they aren't min/maxed, or are playing an AT or powerset they don't like. Bothers you that much? Shut up, put in a playernote, and leave the team.

No, it doesn't lend weight to it at all.

If it were an extreme - the game were down for an entire weekend, say - then they may consider something like that. But just for "unexpected downtime?" No. And it shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that they don't.

Right, because that's all we ever get is magic. I mean, look at it! Croatoa in Issue 5, then...

Issues 6 and 7: COV, COV bump to 50. General issue.
Issue 8: Faultline revamp. Non magical.
Issue 9: Inventions. STF. Wentworth's. Non magical.
Issue 10: Invasion. RWZ. Non magical (other than one Rikti type.)
Issue 11: Ouroboros, DB/WP. Purple sets. Non magical.
Issue 12: Midnight Hour. Introduces the Midnight Club. While a magic "themed" group, mostly noted for introduction of the (non magical) Cimerora, VEATs, powerset proliferation and the Hollows makeover. So a "Barely magical" issue. First one since issue 5.
Issue 13: Day jobs. PVP revamp. Decidedly not magical unless you count the final disappearance of people from PVP zones.
Issue 14: AE introduced. Non magical.
Issue 15: Annversary issue. Khan and Barracude TF/SF added. Dominator revamp. Some might call the last "magical," but not in the sense you mean.
Issue 16: Power customization. Non - any origin.
Issue 17: Ultra Mode. Keith Nance/Jenni Adair/Dean Macarthur/Leonard Simon. New Posi TFs. Also not magical.
Issue 18: Alignment system.
Issue 19: Incarnate System. Vincent Ross is a magical arc, investigating the leviathan. The heroside arc with Roy Cooling is not.
19.5: Expansion of alpha slots, intro of WST.
Issue 20: BAF/Lam/Sutter/Kai, 4 slots unlocked.
20.5: Keyes. More Lore pets. Non magical.
21: First ward. Concentratign on the lack of magic elsewhere in Praetoria. Also, Underground trial, DFB (non magical,) new tutorial.
21.5: TPN introduced (non magical.) Extra Incarnate choices.
22: Dark Astoria revamp. *It's a zone that's been magic themed since it came out, what did you EXPECT it to be?* And it's been asked to be revamped for YEARS. Of COURSE it's magic themed. But if you don't like that, there are four early-mid level contacts that have nothing to do with magic.
23: Finishing up Praetoria. While we have a magic zone, we have some distinctly non magic items we know about as well, such as the Magesterium.

Concurrent with issue 18, Co-release of Going Rogue, which introduces Praetoria... which until First Ward was decidedly non magical. And as noted, First Ward was meant to kinda-sorta explain this (noted by the playerbase, as well) lack.


So, frankly, complaining it's "out of hand" is nonsense. First Ward was supposed to help explain why there's "no magic" elsewhere in the game (and it's not even heavily magic based.) DA - well, *duh,* of course it's magic based, that's the whole lore behind the zone. Has been for years. And even with all this "OMG Overwhelming" magic stuff, there's a fair amount of NON-magic-themed content thrown in with it.

So just like the four legged rig "overuse" rants, guess what. All you have to do is wait. And stop whining.

Personally, I'd rather have equivalent Hero Patron Pools. No switching needed.

... and make sure both are at a level of effectiveness that makes the extra steps of running the arcs worth it. (This means no 8 second snipes.)

1. What issues are you having with it.

2. There's a path along the side, as I'm recalling - I'd have to look at the map again.

That looks less like a "heroic action" pose and more like a shot during his dance number to me. Or maybe some sort of themed cologne.

And yes, without a belt or *something* there that's ... very bland.