Phillygirl

Originally Posted by PowerFlame

throws $1.56 in change out on the table

Originally Posted by SmokeSignal

I had counted 47 left, not 44. I could have missed some that were incorporated into other teams though since not all globals are up in the team lists...

Originally Posted by Ra_Ra

Rules:

1)This event will be only open to participants of Victory PvP Boot Camp.

2) Matches will be set to SHW, with Heal Decay and Travel Suppression turned off, small inspirations only.

3) Any and all characters that a player has (on their global account) is eligible for this event, you are not limited to just the PvP U character you created.

4) Resets on maps due to crashing/zoning errors/vent crashes are allowed once per round, per team, within the first 2 minutes of the match.

In addition:

5) Sudden death wins DO COUNT

6) In the case of a tie, match will be replayed with the following settings: Heal Decay Off, Travel Suppression Off and all inspirations will be REDS. Match length 5 mins.

7) All matches will be played on the Cargo Ship Map with 10 minute matches.

8) A random draw will determine your partner

9) Please arrive no later than 745pm EST so I can start sorting teams.

PRIZES

1st Place - 1.5 billion split evenly (750m each) + 1 random Purple or PVP IO each
2nd Place - 1 billion split evenly
3rd Place - 500 million split evenly

Everybody else gets 25 million for attending.

Originally Posted by Elegost

is that not when the regular ship raid starts?

I mean, I don't personally care... but some people might wanna do both :/
stacking events is like, teh roodsauce

Originally Posted by Mod_Noc

Doesnt it take like 4 days to earn 1 PvP IO doing tip missions? If that is the case and I want 25 PvP IO's for my PvP toon then I might be done by April 20th 2011?

1 PvP IO = 4 Days
25 PvP IO's = 100 Days

It would take me 300 days to PvP IO 3 builds on the same character. o.O

Originally Posted by Eiko-chan

I've been "sucking it up and dealing with it" for twenty years (as a gamer) or forty years (personally), whichever way you meant this. I "suck it up and deal with" living in an extroverted world every single day. I've "sucked it up and dealt" with games becoming more and more focused on "challenge" (as well as "realism" and "shooting") for the past twenty years.

And frankly, I'm sick of having to bow to extroverts and challenge seekers. There's worlds and worlds of things out there for extroverts and challenge seekers already. One of the main points (not the main point, not the only main point, but one of a handful) that draws me to this game and keeps me with this game is the fact that it was unlike the rest, that it actually catered to ease and solo-play (solo play doesn't have to be easy, and easy doesn't have to be solo; these are separate things). I've seen franchises, companies, and genres I love morph, "evolve", and die many, many times, and of late the trend in the video game world has been towards conformity, towards making everything the same.

City of isn't there yet, but the steps they've taken in development of the Incarnate system have, thus far, seemed quite clearly to be steps towards that. I'm open to being pleasantly surprised by i20 content, and I'll be the first to praise Paragon if I'm wrong about it, but what I've heard and seen so far has not given me cause for hope.

I do not want to see this game's end-game be like every other game's end-game, where the idea is "tactics", "challenge", and "teams/raids". City of has, thus far, avoided that path, and I will not "suck it up and deal with" yet another game I love going down that same old path everyone else has trod before.

I've had quite enough of having to "suck it up and deal with it", thank you.

Originally Posted by Fiery-Enforcer

PvP IO's aren't ultra rare, they're just rare, indicated by there color. Purples are ultra rare or whatever you wanna call it, yet they are even easier to obtain.