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Granted, people should have more incentive to do the trials. I think that's been stressed quite a bit already. I'm sure the devs want us to keep playing the content.

On the same token, I'm sure they'd like us to play the new content and make use of it, too. So the reward has to be reasonable for us to keep playing that content. I don't know why they'd go through all the trouble to make it for us to feel it's not worth the time.

Comparing accolade achievements (completely optional to leveling up) to the new system of character advancement (a process of leveling up) is a straw man argument at best.

People who don't have a schedule that works well with iTrial formats don't end up having any other alternative to level up. At least before level 50 you have options that work with solo play. But if solo play is what you're mostly limited to, offering a reasonable alternative should mean it's worth the time it takes.

Trials should always be faster, no one's arguing against that. But if it takes too long to do solo, you're only chasing away a part of the player base. Does that sound good to you?

I find it difficult to take your argument serious after that line. You might as well say it's not fair for people to level to 50 by soloing because you always did it with a team (both reasonings are completely flawed). But just like being on a team is faster than being solo, so should the incarnate path. If teaming was just as efficient over soloing during the journey to 50 as it is in iTrials, you'd be hearing just as much complaint.

Flippantly telling others they should just be happy there's a solo path at all isn't effective or constructive. You may as well be telling people to be happy there's a game to play at all when they're asking for improved game mechanics and bug fixes.

Perhaps you could improve your attempts at making your points.

Also, this movie can't get here fast enough.

I'm quoting this comment, but I'm really replying to all the people with the same sentiment.

If you haven't purchased a 24 pack of Super Packs, then you're really missing out. As a VIP who had some points stocked up, I bought two 24 Packs. I averaged 1200 Reward Merits from each, got a total of 27 ATOs, got the full costume set off the first bundle, and have impressive amounts of XP Boosters, and other temp powers.

What ATOs I didn't want, I sold to buy the ones I did and came out with more Inf for it.

Honestly, the rewards were well worth the purchase.They're a good deal, and nothing near the gamble people make them out to be. Save up your points if you're a VIP, or do an occasional point purchase to get a 24 pack. You'll be doing yourself a favor.

Well, with this set, I plan on swapping out some slotting elsewhere for more defense bonuses (as this set would more than make up for the recharge bonus change).

Hmm... I was hoping to get the 4% S/L resistance, but I may take this into consideration. But which one would I leave out? Acc/Dam?

That's about as subtle as a fart in a nitroglycerin factory.

Obviously, you've never had to kill a person. Let alone a family member. If you don't have at least some tiny reservation about killing someone you know and have a close relationship with, even when it means you'll save others, then you're humanity could be in question. And honestly, I don't think Matt showed much hesitation. I think he did the responsible thing by trying to calm Andrew first.

Being judge, jury and executioner is a choice of last resort. Anyone who doesn't stop to think about the implications is only risking becoming like Andrew.

The audience isn't given much history to show whether or not he had some hobby/creative outlet. So you can't say with any authority he didn't. And when he's picked up a hobby of filming everything BEFORE being changed, one should be more inclined to consider that a hobby.

Either way, I think you're missing the point that his character development IS realistic. You may not like it, but fortunately, you're not the deciding factor on realistic portrayals.



You also implied that your preference would be LESS cliché. What I'm saying is that, "No, it would not."

Yeah, because the nerdy, picked-on, socially awkward kid becoming the hero isn't a cliché of its own...

[See also:] Kick A**, Spider Man, Goonies, Gen-13, Harry Potter, The Never Ending Story, and the crap-ton of movies, books and comics that have been widely popular in geek culture.

If you came away with popular = good as the message, that's your own problem. Not the fault of the movie.

I think you're doing it wrong. /SS shouldn't be a problem.

Either you're sitting your mobs to -1, therefore turning your KD into KB, or you're one of the few to use Thunder Clap as a farming tool.

What am I? Plagiarized chopped live!?

Also, /signed!

The arc is tedious and annoying. It's done more to make me avoid playing content than it has in encouraging me to play content.