PumBumbler

Originally Posted by theOcho

I'm not super familiar with MAC's, but I'd HIGHLY recommend that specific information be redacted if that's possible. You do not want to do things like openly post certain private info on a freely viewable forum on the internet. Just my 2 cents.

Originally Posted by Impish Kat

Justice United (formerly Chrome Support)... still keeps to the "family" PG-13 rating.

JFA 2010... is a little looser with the chat rules... within reason.

Both are great for finding teams of all sorts.

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Originally Posted by Fulmens

100 R-merits => 5 random rolls
50 R-merits + 20 million inf => 1 A-merit => 5 random rolls

If you want to dump dozens of rolls on the market at once, you still can- it's just half as efficient.

Originally Posted by MadHobbit

If I do a villian Hami raid,then go to Hero side and do another,can I get a hami both times? With same char

I know i could do either a statesman or LR to get another

TY

Originally Posted by Redlynne

*Clearly* you do not use the Base Editor ...

Originally Posted by je_saist

As of now Apple is selling Crossfire enabled MacPro's with 2x RadeonHD 5770's.

Originally Posted by Fulmens

Would you be happier if they went back and throttled how fast you could spend reward merits and tickets?

Or is your problem not actually the inconsistency but the limitation itself?

Originally Posted by Bad_Influence

I wonder what will happen down the road when enough people start doing what I'm doing.

I use hero merits to purchase the recipes I need from the merit contact, rather than purchasing from the market. It's still far, far more efficient for me to pay one or two hero merits for a rare thing I need, than to spend twenty million at the market....and have to fight other bidders for the privilege.

Its slow going but very do-able. When I am done using hero merits for the smaller stuff, I will start saving for purples. Meanwhile my millions stay OFF the market, and its working well so far.

Flooding the market with rares will only drive down the price. This is a thing I dont mind - far from it - but I dont know how long the gravy train is going to last for people intent on doing this.

Originally Posted by Stormfront_NA

Mmm... So confused

Normally when I think of focus, I think an dincrease of activity in certain area, which normally results with more labor; or folks are moved from one area deemed not as critical to another more critical area. But how can we have "more" focus with "less" people?

I can't understand, how can this be possible? I must be miss-understanding something...

Hugs

Stormy

Ps: My husband says, the statement made by Ocho could be actually true, when one considers the reality of diminishing returns. For instance, if you have to make 100 sandwhiches, and have one person, it will take say 1000 minutes at 10 min a sandwhich to prepare, If you have 2, then it drops to 500 minutes, if you increase the staff to say 4 it will drop to 250 minutes. Then you think, lets hire 100 folks to make a sandwhich each, thus in 10 min we would have all 100 sandwhiches, right? Wrong! One must consider we have so many knives, so many jars of condiments, so much work space, so in reality all the cooks gets on each other's way, and we could very well take all 1000 minutes again to make the 100 sandwhiches. There is a point, where support resources can not provide for more workers. It is possible that CoH development had reached a diminished return situation and by letting a few employees go the actual efficinecy may have been greatly improved with a net positive effect.

I laughed at my husband, and said, I doubt that would be the case at CoH :<)

Originally Posted by Nethergoat

Every time you lie a baby kitten falls into a toilet and drowns.

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