Scarlet Shocker

Fixt for ya

Yeah and they're really good at that!

haha ok well if somebody else wants then they're welcome. I'm only gonna be able to make the Saturday anyhow.

You don't need to use command line on Linux these days and it's got a flavour for pretty well everyone, regardless of capability.

True enough but it's not like we've got a race on our hands. Out philosophy its more geared towards survivabilty than munching through mobs. If they are locked down there's not much they can do and we can take our time

There are 4 servers missing from the list though and at the time of writing those that are listed are shown as Up

Ok then I'll try and elucidate:

Get Carter (Sir Michael Caine's version) Jack Carter is one scary ****. He's a real hard man in every sense of the word - he's ruthless, merciless and he doesn't need flashy special effects to show how truly dangerous he is. Even stark bollock naked with a shotgun he's intimidating and he shows several times how amoral he is. He's out for revenge and nothing's going to stop him and the only way to stop him is from a VERY long way away but in that time he's ruined several lives and careers. He's very mortal, but one of the last people you'd ever want to cross - and delivers one of the best lines in movie history: "You're a big man but you're out of shape. For me it's a full time job, now sit down and behave." Deadly in a curiously patronising way.

Die Hard places much higher emphasis on the effects - and despite the bad guys being smarter than your average movie goon, you know the outcome in the end, the good guy's going to save the day - and even his war cry is a rip-off of a classic celluloid cowboy - and of course there's the big flash bangs and the action but the gritty realism isn't there.

In a superhero/comicbook context I'll state it this way: Daredevil over the Fantastic Four for the same reasons: DD is much lower key, and is street-level superheroing - Hells Kitchen is the backdrop compared to the universe-spanning stories of the Fantastic Four, with Galactus and the N-Zone and the like, but I guess I can empathise with Matt Murdock bashing heads more than I can with Reed Richards whipping up a "transmodulating reverse parallel frequency device designed to open a breach between our dimension and the N-Zone and send the [insert alien threat here] back through it."

Both styles have their place I happily admit. One of the unsung Marvel epics of recent years was the Annihilation saga: I really enjoyed that and yet it seemed to slip under so many radars despite reinvigorating so many Marvel B-list heroes careers.

Frankly I'm more for the social so I'm less bothered about playing than meeting you guys but I will gladly hook back up once I'm back at my SG HQ of course!

I didn't know this. I was going by the advice of my team mate at the time - he's normally good with numbers and said that so I presumed he was correct. But thanks for the good information

Also an update - so far there's 2 of us and my oppo didn't want to play fire so has opted for earth/sonic.

I would consider a dom in place of a 3rd troller. I'd consider anything if I'm honest but I just really like the idea of a 3 man troller team doing it. The idea of a plant/cold as a 3rd man appeals. Great holds and good shields and slows.

Missed this point in my response but I'd thought of this or something similar but I can't help feeling some harder control and a different choice of secondary would be more versatile.

Then why ask the question?