Rush_Bolt

I suppose it's too late to get that No-Prize?

Yes.

Either that or they've never actually met Mr. Liefeld. Speaking as someone who has, at least two of those statements of him do not apply.

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Did... did you just ask for a Mag 54 stun?

Leaving everything else aside, that you're actually asking for a Stun that can break through purple triangles is a bit much.

"Arrow in the knee" is the just the latest Internet Funsies Quote spawned from Skyrim. Give it another week and it'll be dead.

*looks up*

Oh.

*Puts away the calamari*






Yes, I know it's squid, not octopus.

This.

I get the bug feedback ones. I get the petition ones.

But I, too, never get the announcement emails. And no, my email isn't a gmail/googlemail address either.

Heck, this past closed beta, I didn't get my email invite either. I lucked out in checking the Dev Digest one day and saw I could see their closed beta postings.

Seriously. Fix the emails. Fix the forums.

And apparently this certain way is to sell stuff you don't need. Don't need those Boresights? Sell 'em. How about that Iron just sitting around? Sell it. Do you need it within the next 2 levels? Probably not. Sell it. You can buy another one later if you really do need one.

Just sell the crap and you'll be rolling in INF.

Why not just sell the rare? Sure, you might get a fraction of the fully Crafted value, but if it's a good one that's still quite a bit of INF. Don't worry about trying to get the salvage to craft it up, just sell it.


Done that before as well. It's boring so I don't do that any more.


Fixed for accuracy. You have all of what you need. What you want is the crux of this argument.


What is normal?


Or spent a minimum of time and still be quite rich.

Same here. I use it when I have to. Meaning, I use it when I'm full of salvage/recipes I don't need. Open, put junk in, sell for 5INF, close, go do stuff I like. Doesn't take long, makes a lot of INF.


I'll say it again. You don't need to play the auction house to get rich. It's downright easy to get rich. Just put the stuff up for sale. You don't need to go into flipping or cornering or any other sort of elaborate feat of financial fortitude to make INF at the auction house.


I think it comes from a disconnect between the two sides. There are those who are fantastically wealthy, the ones who've hit the 2B INF cap multiple times over. Good for them. They help move the markets in directions that benefit me.

Personally, I consider any character with over 10M INF to be "rich enough." It's more than what you need. Anything over that is just luxury. I've got characters with just the basics: SOs with some generic IOs thrown in. And then I've got a couple that are super expensive builds that run closer to 1B than I'd like to think. But those investments in the character weren't needed, they were what I wanted.

The point I'm saying is this: Everyone who has access to the auction house can get more than what they need at it. It's downright easy to do so.

Can everyone get what they want from it? Maybe. But only if they're willing to put in as much effort as it calls for. 'Cause if you're not willing to put in effort for what you want, you must not want it very much.

Bull. Pure and simple. I call bull on that statement right there. Back that statement up or get off of that tired old excuse already.

Also, definite "play the market" in your terms. In my terms, "playing the market" would mean sitting down to figure out which things sell and then either flipping the items or going out of my way to get those as drops and selling them.

Just taking 2 minutes of time to put all the drops I'd gotten via mission running on there and selling it at 5 INF is not, IMO, "playing the market."

Unless your "game play style" states "KEEP EVERYTHING," you shouldn't have any problem accumulating mountains of INF by just playing the game and using the market as needed. Not farming, not going out of your way to make money, just playing and selling off the things you don't need.

The "I'm too poor" excuse here is really a case of "I don't want all the money you're throwing at me."

And the second portion of my response does not deal with snipes. The original point being made was that there are powers with longer than normal range. There are also powers with shorter than normal range.


Don't forget also 3 Damage/Range HOs. 220'

And you're saying having one power with a long range is equal to having 6 powers with a long range?


EDIT: Added snipe issue response.

There was already precedent of having ranged attacks being longer than 80'. See Snipes. There was also precedent of having ranged attacks being shorter than 80'. See "heavy blasts" ala Power Burst, Shout, Blaze, etc.

Bringing up this point is a moot one at best.


As for why the entire set was brought down to 80' instead of the original 100'? Boost Range. No other AT had access to this power. Being able to boost the range of your primary attacks to over 200' (nearing 400' for the snipe) was not an option.

I do not recall this ever happening.

As far as I can remember, it was always that you had to have a Tip slot open for a Morality mission to drop. Remember, Moralities drop as tips. If you're filled already on tips, you won't get another.

Yeah, that's my understanding of how the redraw animation time figures into it all as well. I was keeping very close track of the changes and progress when BAB was working on it so hearing that it's been "changed" again was a bit of a surprise.

But then I keep getting people saying the attack animations are shortened to accommodate redraw so I'm trying to get anyone who espouses that notion to provide some sort of support. I've even PMed Synapse because I'm tired of hearing it and want a final answer one way or the other.

I, for one, would like some documentation on this supposed change. Can you supply patch notes, Dev comments etc?