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Quote:Oh I'm very much aware of that. I really should probably have quoted the Golden Girl comment that was being responded to there as well when I posted that.This isn't just that chat. They've been spewing out that answer for some time now.
As a side note, while I'm perfectly happy getting a new zone with all its assorted fun contents (new places to go and things to do is very much a good thing in my opinion), I'd like to add my 'vote' to the idea of revamps of old and unused zones first. I so much want to see DA and the Shard have reasons to be visited. They're fantastic areas of the game both thematically and visually ... and almost nobody goes to them.
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Quote:I think very specifically they were referencing that making the Shadow Shard co-op was a lot of work. They'd originally thought it would be no problem but once they started it turned out it would have taken much more time then they'd alloted to do it.Making a new zone is also a huge amount of work. I'm just saying I'd rather they apply it to existing zones than always making new ones and adding more zone clutter.
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My secret shame .... I like Hudson Hawk. It's a horrible movie and I like it.
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Does anyone else find it sad that almost nowhere in this thread is a blaster brought forth as being the best DPS (except for I think Combat's post). I mean since that's pretty much all they have to offer.
Admittedly the thread's not terribly big yet, but it's kind of sad that when someone asks for best DPS the first thought isn't, "Ohhh a blaster." -
Something like this has been happening to me, but not only are my keybinds being jumbled (to activate powers I don't have), but it's also acting like my shift key is stuck so with every keypress I use powers in my second tray instead of the first.
Looking in my keybind menu it always displays that everything normal. I'd think it was partly something wrong with my keyboard if it wasn't also happening to my mouse buttons and if it didn't fix itself by zoning. -
That's fine and dandy for you, but I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that you're more the exception than the rule. I generally do rather well on my 50 blaster, but she's energy/dev and I don't believe I'd even think about trying to solo an AV let alone a pylon.
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Quote:If you haven't unlocked the alpha any of your IXP will go to unlocking that instead of judgement/interface, but once it's unlocked then all your IXP should be going towards the new incarnate slots.can a lv 50 toon do trials and work on their judgement and interface and slot them if they havent done and sloted andy alphas we make with shards?
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Quote:That seems very low, even given your only successfully completing one of those trials. Although it is easier to not get astral merits in the lambda trial than in the BAF.My first 3 Lamda trials I got 1 empyrean merit, 1 astral merit and 8 threads. total from all of them combined. I also got 1 shard, which I think was a bug but I'm not going to complain.
My last ITF I got 11 shards plus a component (equivalent of the astral merit).
Personally I generally get between both trials about 3-6 astral merits, 1 empyrean merit, 3-5 threads (they really don't seem to drop often for me), and 1 component reward (usually an uncommon piece). Lambda gives the lower end of astral merits usually and the BAF the higher.
My last ITF shard run got me two whole shards, but sometimes the RNG hates you ya know. Generally I'll get about 6-8 shards and the component from the thing.
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Quote:Just thought I'd address these points briefly.I also tend to hate random rewards, especially ones that are so rare that you could conceivably do a lot of work and simply through some crap luck have it be for nothing. For example, when given the option, I would rather use more Merits on a specific Recipe rather than a lower number of Merits on a random roll that *might* give me what I am looking for.
Finally, as the above indicates, I don't want to do a mission in which we have a significant chance of failure and NO reward for our effort, simply because the devs have made it ludicrously hard. If I spend 2-3 hours on a mission, I *expect* the reward we are chasing to be more than likely (if we are not being stupid). Otherwise, it's just a random roll in disguise.
You probably already know this(very possibly from this thread which I only skimmed), but upon successful completion of a trial you get a menu of your reward choices and an empyrian(sp?) merit. The reward choice is randomly either a list of common, uncommon, rare or very rare components. Not sure how much that might bother you, since the do give you the option to create any of those components from incarnate threads and inf in the case of rare and very rare components. I just thought it was worth noting.
As far as the failure giving no reward for your effort part goes. The trials are rather different from anything else I've seen them do in the game so far. The whole thing is set up like the zone events in Praetoria, where a window pops up showing your objectives, giving a little help bar and letting you know which stage of the event you're in (it also lets you see the AV's health bars without having them targeted, and you can actually target them through the event's interface). You're rewarded not only for completion of the trial, but you can earn smaller rewards throughout it for completing various tasks and for earning the badges associated with it. Additionally you earn a form of XP during each of the trials (just like your normal XP) that slowly unlocks your slots. So while you can fail the trials, you're generally unlikely to have not made at least some sort of gain for your efforts (unless of course, your team just does horribly and you make nearly no progress into the trial). -
I did a BAF the other day where there was a warshade. It was kind of fantastic to watch. A WS with an abundance of targets and corpses to fuel their powers is kind of scary.
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If it helps I was sitting here puzzled by why people were responding like it was a real complaint. I was thinking I'd apparently missed something somewhere.
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I could likewise have been mistaken. I was mostly looking at the animations and the colors were an afterthought. I don't think I missed something, but I've certainly been wrong before.
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Quote:I was just went to look at the animations after you mentioned this, and I didn't see any bright/dark options for cryonic or void. Just a generic 'color tintable' option. Typical ice color options for one and a 'dark' looking set of options for the other.Nice thing about the color tint interface on the Judgement powers...get one power, and you can see what *all* of them look like. Every single Judgement power.. core, radial, partial revamp, total revamp, final, for all 4 trees are in the tailor menu once you get one.....and that means if you're not careful you can end up getting charged for changes to powers you don't even have
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Quote:Ohh, it just occurred to me (because I watched a thing on TGWTG about it) that he was also in My Boyfriend's Back. I'd pretty much completely forgotten about that 'meh' film, but playing a minor character in a rom-com/zombie flick counts as much as anything els I suppose.Philip Seymour Hoffman is in The Invention of Lying and Mission: Impossible 3, which are both sci-fi.
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I only had time today to fail one of each trial (made it to Marauder in Lambda, but we failed the BAF with the escapees). I don't rightly remember how much XP I made for the Judgement slot, but at the end of my one run of Lambda I had 40% unlock on interface.
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Huh, completely missed that somehow. I read the producer's letter and just skimmed over that part I guess.
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