Mr_Morbid

In most cases you aren't. But you'll get more out of it in some powers than in others.

PS The upcoming change is gonna cause all kinds of headaches for those that put lots of procs in their fastest recharging attack.

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"The Eternal Nemesis" arc from Maxwell Christopher is largely about Nemesis replacing his aged organic brain with an artificial one. There are suggestions (but no hard proof that I know of) that he makes continual backups of his mind so that if defeated he can just startup with a fresh body. Alternatively he may be able to take direct control of any of his duplicates for sending into dangerous situations (Viridian's arc implies this.)

There's an ad on this page:

http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Chris_Jenkins

So are green skin and purple shorts, but that didn't stop a law suit.

The Crey's Folly disaster was due to a direct attack by the Rikti in the first invasion, which started on May 23, 2002. Anyone born with mutations from that would be under 10 years old.

And the game lore already has at least one group of origin linked mutants, the Nuclear 90. Fusionette is the only one of them we've seen in game.

And, as others have already said, the chances that there will be a major 'mutants are pariahs from society' story line is close to nil. In addition to being too close to the X-men concept there doesn't appear to be a history of widespread mutant hatred in primal earth. The Outcasts may like to think of themselves as rejected by society, but this seems more a convenient excuse to form a gang than the result of real prejudice.

Have you SEEN Captain Mako? He was born that way.


You list four groups, one of which is made entirely of probable mutants. I'd hardly call that underrepresentation.

The level restriction on entering RWZ was removed in issue 16.

That said, I think this video was intended more as bit of humor than as a game guide and I thoroughly enjoyed it as such.

It's a bit easier to buy into the relationship when you consider Vanessa didn't acquire her mask until her trip to Florence in 2000. And she avoided using it until the Rikti war. The disturbing aspect still left is that she would have been very young when Penny was born (she was a grad student in 2000 and Penelope would have to have been born by 1994 to be an adult now.) That just leaves us the question of how a small time shopkeeper in his 30's got hooked up with a Vanessa who was probably in her teens. Maybe Yin used his psychic powers (primal Yin hasn't shown any in-game, but his Praetorian counterpart has) to 'enchant' her. What a creep.

PS I put way too much thought into all that.

Because so many forum users are impatient jerks who kept hitting them with the digital equivalent of "Are we there yet?" Positron probably felt like yelling, "Ask one more time and I'm turning this car around! Then there'll be no staff fighting for anyone!"

Is Azuria in charge of said safe?

Beaten up by trolls? Those guys are grey to him and he doesn't even get any influence from fighting them.

That's going to happen WAY before 32.

Sell the house? But BMP will need somewhere to live!

Issue 32: The Revenge of Willie Wheeler

Alpha slot abilities can be crafted with either shard based or thread based components. You need to scroll down past the shard based recipe to see the thread based recipe.

Edit: Going truely solo on this particular mission (by which I mean having not having help from either the npc's or other players) is probably not intended for those who aren't well decked out with IO's. I'm sure some players with the right builds could do it, but having good set bonuses is probably more important than the incarnate abilities. The controller I ran it with has tier 4 core spiritual, but I get a lot more extra recharge from set bonuses than from the alpha slot.

Sure, he always claimed to be French. But that weren't no French accent.

I didn't say I handled it without incarnate abilities. But frankly I could have. I wouldn't have been playing at +3 and it would have taken me a lot longer, but the only incarnate slots I would have really missed would have been alpha and destiny.

And if you don't have ANYTHING slotted in alpha by the time you get to this mission I have to ask why not? There's no way you could get that far along in the DA story line without having gotten together enough components and threads to at least be tier 1 alpha.

This is, imo, the heart of the matter. My general preferance is to do a 2.5 version, but it's the person who goes to the trouble of organizing the trial who makes the overall strategy choice.

That's "Howling Mad" Murdock to you.

I love it when a plan comes together.