Rylas

Your examples aren't what I'm talking about. Those are auras or power effects. Activated by powers being used, or having an aura on your character. I'm talking about costume pieces with a glow attached to them. See the yellow pieces on the gloves pointed to in the video. Think Tron outfits, with their glowy parts.

I think the article, or the people doing the research, missed the point entirely. It wasn't that people loved the frequency of the ads, but rather the way the ads celebrated the show.

Come on, it's one of the biggest shows ever done, with one of the most anticipated finales, ever! If you pay homage, or reference the show while it's going on, then yeah, the viewers are going to love you for it. Did Target's ads raise the bar for ingenuity in advertising? I think so. But it wasn't watching the ad repeatedly that made it a success. Clever sells (and gets peoples attention). Why is that so hard for these people to wrap their head around?

QFT. What's the point of all the recharge if it's not going to improve any of the damage output for you, or your team? The irony is that you've made so much sacrifice to recharge, you'd probably take longer to kill things.

I know the post you speak of, I think it was on the thread showing the tunnels/resistance group. Yeah, we were told those aren't available. But watching this video, the yellow on the gloves looks to be glowing. I'm not talking about the glow of the power, but the actual gloves.

Also, while the video looks great, I can't say I'm a fan of them making Fly look faster than it is.

You're man-crush just went to oogy.

Last night I had a Lost dream. From what I could make sense of it, it seems Jack and Locke were given a real second chance to redo their time together. But this time they had special "Jacob-Like" powers, and sang a buddy-song duet before diving into the ocean. Then things became somewhat reminiscent of the video for Radiohead's Pyramid Song. And then things got weird.

Considering most vets I know tend to get through the first 20 levels in no time at all, I can't see why anyone would be upset about these enhancements being in a separate purchase. I wouldn't want them, myself, considering they wouldn't be that useful in the IO builds I make. The enhancements, while nice during the first 20 levels, are pretty weak sauce to a lot of vet players. It's nothing to get bent out of shape for.

Agreed. Since it was said that they "built that place" so they could meet up again, then I get the feeling they wouldn't be able to force Keamy and company into being part of it.

Scooped joke is scooped. Twice!

That's exactly what I said!!

If this is what you were hoping for from the last few episodes, then I don't think there would have been any way to please you. Lost isn't the show to rush through story without setting up plausibility. If you wanted to see their whole life story after the island, that would have taken at least another season to talk about.

But then what? Would you be happy with that? Let's say you see the rest of their lives, as boring as that would start to be, would that really be enough? Then you'd want to know what happened with all the people they met and who impacted their lives after the island. But then it would stop being the show it was. Their lives after the island has no real connection to the rest of the show.

Asking for what you want sounds too much like people who want the level cap raised in the game. Would that really solve the problem they had?

Aside from the previously mentioned counter-points (Jacob knowing it was his brother and Smokey being bound by the rules, as well as having MiB's desire to leave), death of the body has been shown during the series to not equal death of the mind or soul. As Miles has said, "That's just meat." And MiB blames Jacob for stealing his body.

The more you take the shows established facts into account, the more probable it becomes that turning MiB into the Smoke monster was the Light's reaction to the rules set in place by Mother to keep the brothers from killing each other.

Gawd, I just hope it wasn't from doing the dibbity with his sister in the after-life. I don't care if its not a blood relation.

I believe the slotting I have for EA yields even better enhancement values. I'll have to check when I get home (on a Mac at work). I'll post it here once I pull it up.

[edit] I just realized you may be going for some bonuses, but IMO, this is one time the enhancement values far exceed the benefits of the bonuses that could be gained. It's all up to you though.

Heh, I like accuracy, too! I believe on the toon I built that for, I already had 40-50 on accuracy bonuses. Which is why I didn't worry too much on the power itself.

While you are going to be softcapped, the great benefit of EA's defense is twofold. You'll be adding nearly 10% defense to all but psi. This goes to help with your fire weakness (even if small) and gives you some wiggle room for -def debuffs. While you have high resist to the debuff, leaving more defense to have to eat through allows you to avoid cascading def issues. Very helpful.

I frankenslot all my Ice/ tanks to hit near ED cap def, rech and end mod. I never regret it, either.

(that's nearly 10% defense AFTER slotting)

That's pretty irksome. I hope Team Darlton (if they made this choice) decide to throw it in with season 6. And if they didn't make this choice, I hope they fight to put it in with season 6. It's a pretty big snub to fans who bought the first 5 seasons already.

Simply brilliant.

Not a bad frankenslotting, but Siphon Life makes a better attack than a heal. So why not slot to get even more benefits? Might I suggest:

2 Acc/Dam Hami's, 1 Heal/End Hami, Doctored Wounds Heal/Rech, Numina's Heal/Rech and a Mako's Dam/Rech. All lvl 50 of course. You don't quite hit the ED cap on Dam, Heal and Rech, but the difference in percent translates to be very little difference at all. And you get great acc and a little end reduc to boot! Enjoy!