Pyber

Haha, yeah that can be quite true as well, and my SS/WP Brute is definitely designed with that in mind.

It doesn't need that, but the more the better of course. That goes for every AT really. My Spines/WP Scrapper does awesome as is, without the Fitness pool, even to the point of playing lead tank on several TF's and mission teams. And he's a Scrapper. So no, saying that WP's "need" all the defenses, +HP and +Regen they can get isn't quite true. To be fair though, it does depend in large part on your slotting and your competence in playing the toon. If you tend to be slow with your attack chains or have the habit of biting off more than you can chew, then yes, you're going to want all the defenses, HP and regen you can get.

I could live with that should it ever actually happen. GW uses this, although I suppose you could argue that they do it to accumulate extra skill points. Still, you eventually reach the point where those skill points serve no purpose except to tell how many "levels" you would have gained since hitting the actual level cap.

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My guess though would be server side work that needs doing before loading GR to the live servers. It probably has to happen some time anyways.

In that case, insert William Shatner's voice in there and you're all set!

Might be handy if we could get the model of PC that the OP has. From there we can look up the complete specs and see what its got.

Should, but not for certain. I recently serviced a bunch of Dell's for my buildings property management guys and while they all have the 6150's, none have PCI-E slots. Only standard PCI.

Any fix forthcoming on the ATI multiple displays issue would be up to ATI, no? Last I'd asked about it shortly after i17 went live I was lead to believe that there's not much, if anything, that can be done on the devs end to address it since its an issue with the ATI drivers no working properly with Ultra Mode. I dunno...maybe I'm just rambling, heh.

I've had the random floor and ceiling changes a couple of times in the past as well, although only in my Villain base (for which only I have edit rights). The first time it happened it only affected doorways, and each one had had the floor dropped as low as it could go and ceiling raised as high as possible. It only affected doorways that didn't have stairs or other objects butted up against them.

The second time it happened it had the same effect, but instead of it being contained to doorways it happened all over the base to any section of a room that didn't have items place on them. Was a real hassle having to go through the base room by room and returning everything to its proper heights.

Ah, kk. Fair enough, heh.

I've been hearing that from quite a few people ever since I mentioned that I was getting a Sapphire 57xx card, but I've yet to actually notice anything in the way of annoying noise from my entire case, let alone the card itself. With my case open I'd have to actually strain to hear much of anything but a faint "whir" from the four fans inside. With the case now closed up (finished with installations finally) I have to stick my ear to the side panel or near one of the open ports at the back to hear much of anything. And this is while running CoX on near-full settings.

tl;dr version: IMO Sapphire cards aren't as obnoxiously loud as people seem to make them out to be, unless I simply ended up with a strangely quiet card.

I second that recommendation. Unless you direly need the little bit of regen you'd get from slotting a healing IO/SO, Health is the best place in most builds for the healing procs.


They proc every 10 seconds in auto-powers or toggles that are always on.