Mr_Morbid

Some people enjoy just standing around spamming pbaoe resourse builders, especially with blades. They deserve having stuff trained onto them.

EDIT: I do not really endorse training mobs onto jerks.

Find that punk what stole yo name and drive over in yo pimpin' ride and threaten to pop a cap in his *** dawg. He ain't got no business stealin' yo name like dat. Make him watch yo video a coupla times too.

If you (like I did) have trouble getting the .txt extension off the file, you may need to unhide extensions on file names.

In Windows Explorer (Windows 7 at least) go tools -> Folder Options -> View tab. Make sure 'Hide extensions for known file types' is unchecked.

I'm sure the Windows literate knew that already, but some of us take a while figuring things out. :-/

Is it just me or are various hoodies way over-represented among the clothing options? Did Mark Zuckerberg consult on the game's design?

I wouldn't want to be in a cabal where members couldn't freely insult each other's mothers and accuse each other of bizarre sexual fetishes. In my old WoW guild that seemed to be the primary reason for the guild's existence.

It's still unlikely Paragon staffers will have anything very negative to say about NCSoft. Unless they do so anonymously. Being publicly critical of ex-employers can hurt future job searches.

Carbuncled zombie things? You mean like these?



Those are from the Doctor Who serial "The Curse of Fenric." First broadcast in 1989. Plus the Norse mythology. If you look back far enough you'll find there aren't many truly original ideas.

If everyone involved is up for it, sure.

/chat join CoH-Refugees

He's married to a woman who literally gave up her soul for him. Cheating on her wouldn't be very classy at all.

Council #1: Did you just hear a lot of gunfire and screaming around the corner?
Council #2: Probably just that idiot Bob shooting himself in the foot.
Council #1: Yeah, you're probably right. Screw Bob.
Council #2: Roger. Let's get back to holding this guy hostage in a corridor instead of putting him in the perfectly good prison we have in the back.

You also get a stat boost from having another weapon equipped, even if you don't choose to put AP's into it just yet.

It certainly LOOKS like that's where the scene is going. But given that the character lies back and is dumped directly into the Tokyo flashback she's probably just casting a spell on you.

Of course, maybe it IS what it looks like and that's, um, how she works her magic. While creepy tattoo guy watches.

http://www.gotfuturama.com/Multimedi.../4ACV01/13.mp3

True, but he did mention that there were none for sale there. That's not very surprising since they usually don't sell for much or get sold quickly.

That is a real tough requirement right there. CoH is the only MMORPG I've played that allowed eight on a (non-raid) team. There's probably something out there that allows regular groups of that size, but I couldn't say what. Five tends to be the standard maximum team size.

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You can buy additional slots, but I can't see how it would be worthwhile since three characters (one for each faction) would let you access everything the game has to offer.

It definitely takes some getting used to. There are plenty of things that could use some refinement, but that's not unusual at all for MMOs in the early days. Our own beloved CoH was lacking quite a bit at launch. Hell, we had no crafting system (or auction house) and our heroes couldn't even wear capes (because the devs hadn't figured out how to make them look right.) Among other things.

A lot of the interface isn't very intuitive. To change your clothing hit 'c' to open up the character interface and then select dressing room. You can do this at any point. You only have to visit the clothing vendors to buy new pieces. Most of the clothing vendors (as well as the auction house) are in London.

Edit: And yes, most of the cash shop stuff is hideously overpriced.

Additional Edit: if you acquire any bonus points for the cash shop (as in from completing 30 missions) you'll need to spend them VERY soon. They expire at the end of 9/30/12 (that's tomorrow as of the time I write this.) Bonus points available are listed seperately in the cash shop.

Maybe they should!

The Dragon indeed does not plan for everything. The essence of the Dragon's philosophy is to introduce new factors into a situation just to see how things change. Analyzing the results then allows them to have better models for the future. They don't send the player to Kingsmouth with any clear directive. You're more or less just told to go there, poke around a bit, and see what happens.

We are the ones who flip the coins.

Couldn't both groups be correct?

Top left corner of the screen.