Rebel_Scum

Depends if you're looking in Pocket D or not. The chances are far higher if you're not.

As for the fighting or lack thereof, it's fairly common to see people try to beat each other up there. Sometimes they take it to the arena, sometimes they don't. But it happens, despite the big 'there is no fighting here' thing that comes up when you go in. One would think DJ Zero would enforce that one fairly well. He doesn't want his club blown to kingdom come by a superpowered bar brawl after all.

Or do what I do and play on both servers! Wheee!

Be aware this may fairly quickly result in loss of faith in humanity and/or a crushed soul.

Last I checked, that one was already ingame and has been for almost a couple of years now. The devs called it willpower instead though.

Probably the same thing that happens when a zombie invasion drops on top of a rikti invasion already in progress. (I could be wrong, but I think whichever spawns second just overwrites the first, ending it prematurely regardless)

Or they could just use what the already have and allow you to select a different animation for the power when customising it, like you can now for super strength and martial arts. I presume the same thing should work, unless there's something I'm missing.

As for customising pools in general, I believe they're next up on the list. As I heard it, the hurdle was that they're not available at character creation, unlike primary/secondary which are. But don't quote me on that.

Dead on the blaster's part is dependent on how long after mob death. Yay for RotP

Even if the suggested set never makes it live, both of these need to be put into the game somehow for sheer comedy value. Make them inventable temp powers or something.

"Was also... tiring", Alex replied, swaying slightly as exhaustion fought against stubbornness for whether she'd pass out or not. Eventually, after a moment to catch her breath, stubbornness won out. She'd have to conserve her energy for now. It did and would recover in time, but that only happened so fast and she doubted the zombies would let her off easy for that long.

"sounds like a plan to me", she agreed with M221E, while looking to the bigger robot to lead the way. Lack of energy would apparently curb her recklessness some, for now at least.

IMO: not enough range. Even earth assualt (described by the devs as a melee focused set, if I remember rightly) has two ranged powers. Three if you count fissure, which has a very short range but technically IS a ranged power. I would take out Cobra Strike (Assault sets typicallly don't have control powers, that's what the primary is for), and replace it with a second shuriken power, a stronger version of the first one more or less. Then also remove Tiger's Gaze (Again, control powers belong in the primary) and replace it with either a cone ranged attack (Throw lots of shurikens at once, maybe?) or Exploding Shuriken from the scrapper epic pool.

Also, if that Master's Insight thing is supposed to be the core power the entire set is built around, it shouldn't be the last power you get. I'd put it earlier in the set, maybe 16 or 20.

Alex almost yelped in surprised at the sudden influx of power. It felt weird, but not entirely bad. Still, having been given all this destructive potential, why not use it? The bots did say they were shielded from radiation, after all...

So it was then, that she began to glow, much like she had momentarily before she let off that burst of radiation before. This time, though, it wasn't momentary. It was continuous, for several seconds and gaining intensity as she forced more and more energy to the surface and held it there. Finally, after reaching the point where it'd hurt people's eyes to look directly at her, she could hold it no longer. So she let it go, all at once in a massive wave of radioactive destruction that literally vaporised the zombies closest to her. Further out, they were merely dropped in their tracks (though one melted into a puddle of disgusting looking green goo) but no less dead. In the aftermath of all this, not a single zombie stood standing save one - the 'boss' one M221E had been targetting. And even it looked decidedly worse for wear.

As the mushroom cloud produced by what may as well have been a nuclear detonation slowly dissipated, it would become clear that Alex herself was in little better condition. She swayed slowly on her feet, obviously exhausted from expending so much energy in one go. It seemed nothing more than sheer force of will even kept her upright at present, she was on the verge of passing out from exhaustion.

(( Atomic Blast, gotta love it. With aim and buildup too, hence the chargeup time. ))

Perhaps it would. Perhaps it wouldn't. Perhaps she should just smack them in the face instead. She chose the third option, turning one unfortuante zombie into an improvised projectile with an energy-enhanced punch. It flew backwards a fair distance, scattering other zombies in its wake. Probably stupidly she charged after it, intent on pounding its face further into the dirt. Whether she was this reckless in real life was anyone's guess (she was, at times) but in here it seemed only a matter of time before she'd get herself killed by it.

And a fairly short amount of time at that, if the zombies that closed in behind her were having anything to say about it. True, a fair number of them were understandably ticked off at M221 and focused on him, but he couldn't get all of them. And for Alex's squishy self, it'd only take a few to put her down.

At this, Alex broke into a grin and raised both hands above her head. Between them formed a largeish ball of glowing green energy, which she proceeded to lob at the zombies. Hitting just as M221 reached them, it exploded in a wave of energy and even a small mushroom cloud. "Least he has armor", she commented to M221E before charging after him, glowing fists raised to pulverise the first zombie she got to. It dropped to the ground, left headless by her energy-charged punch.

Now, being in the middle of a large group of zombies is not the best place to be when you have little or no defensive abilities to speak of. Unless, of course, you are capable of releasing a wave of degenerative radiation which is decidedly painful to anything unfortunate enough to be nearby. Which Alex was, and did. Most of the weaker zombies dropped outright from that combined with her earlier area strikes, leaving her and the robots free to take on the bigger ones without their cannon fodder backing them up.