Sharker_Quint

Originally Posted by Hydrofoil_Zero

Yes exactly all I want is a chance. A fare chance.
And how douse this practice apply to super slotting toons in PVP?




A majority of people constants a number grater than 50% of the total. If the zones weren't packed how douse this apply?
And if DR kills anything even close to God mode this isn't that the new god mode?




Make things better for me. Yes I am. Because like so many others I'm not a dedicated PVPer but I do want to PVP every once in a while. So I know what other like me want the best. Bit I am considering what those that frequently PVP want to. And if as you say the changes were bloody stupid thin it means the changes obviously wern't good enough.



Badgeing isn't something dependent on any sort of caricature class or slotting it's something that any body can just pick up and do at there leaser. And no badges has ever had a negative effect on other players.

Originally Posted by Starhammer

I'd love to see this implemented, along with a variety of other supergroup changes (they really need a major overhaul, or even to be redesigned from the ground up).

You'd probably have to use a new Supergroup window filter, similar to the Friends window filter, so that you could pick which membership you want to view (and represent). We could probably do away with "Super Group Mode" as having anything to do with prestige and just make it switch costume colors to match whatever SG you have selected.

I do not think that you should earn prestige for all the groups you are in though... either you'd have to split it equally among them all, making you less desirable as a prestige earner than someone who's loyalties aren't divided, or you earn multiples of the current rate, making it important to be in as many SGs as possible. It would be better, in my not-so-humble opinion, if you just earned your own prestige budget and donated it (in whatever amount you desired) as needed to whichever group or groups you want.

Some other changes that I think would go well with this would be to have every container in a base have it's own permissions roster (and also to hold more than 30 items, and have it's base rent addition modified by the highest number of items that have been stored in it over the previous month), so that the storage item's creator can choose who gets to put things into or take things out of it. These permissions can be based on SG rank, or individuals can be granted specific rights.

There should also be a "Allow @Global Access" permission that SG leaders can set for characters/players, so that if you want someone to have access to the base or other assets even if they just built/rebuilt a character, switched alignments, or whatever... That player could be allowed to have all their toons in the group, without having to take up multiple character slots. This would also simplify life for folks like me who like maintaining a "Solo Group" just to keep a base for storage or tinkering with base design.

The very concept of "Super(Hero) Groups" and "Villain Groups" should be merged. There's no fundamental difference between how the two function, aside from the new complications with side-switching. And side switching of an entire group (while maintaining assets earned over potentially many years) or even just a few members who have either "gone rogue" or "gone undercover" should be supported. Basically, the game should not dictate who a Supergroup allows in it's ranks. That's RP info and should be left up to the players to RP through on their own, if they even care, and aren't just using the SG as a player association with a base for storage and zone transport.

It's very simple... put the tools in the players hands to run their SGs (Hero, Villain, or otherwise) how they want to and get what they want out of those groups.

(If you don't want to take risks of somebody stealing your stuff, don't trust them with it, but don't tell everybody else that just because you don't want to trust a character who's a part of multiple groups, that nobody else should be allowed to trust them either)

Originally Posted by Lucky

If someone is dumb enough to give access to storage bins to someone that just joined their SG they deserved to get robbed.

Originally Posted by firespray

If you wanted it ignored, you wouldn't have brought it up in the first place.

What I hope to achieve by posting this, is to get you off your high horse and get you to quit mentioning this every freaking time this idea or one like it comes up.

Face facts. Most people know exactly what is meant when someone says a 'natural themed' set. And it's a perfectly acceptable thing to ask for.

Originally Posted by Sukothai

What about an option to go to either PVP or non-PVP?

Originally Posted by Biospark

AS and Snipes both seem specifically designed to be used outside of combat.
For what it is worth, they are both quite fun, but I guess my question is from a point of teaming and solo, how much time do you spend out of combat. It seems that a significant percentage of your game time is spent where these powers sit "un-used" on your bar.

I am advocating (I guess), that if you remove the interrupt, that they become more versatile and able to be employed more frequently, without also becoming more powerful, simply because the animations are quite long (in most cases).

hopefully not too much of a "run-on" there.

Originally Posted by Biospark

I realized the other day that I have tried interruptable powers many times, but with the exception of PFF+Aid Self, I never stick with them.

We all know how DPA and activation times play into most min-max discussions, and with that in mind, I notice most interruptable powers all have noticeably longer animation times as well as being interruptible.

Why not just do away with interruptability. Add the interrupt time to the activation and be done with it. Having a long animation ALONE is a death sentence for a power if your a min-maxxer, but also being interruptable (I believe) will get this power off most player's radar, at least after they realize there are better ways to maximize damage.

This whole thought came to me after my recent experience with Stalkers. AS seems needlessly hampered with an interrupt. It does considerably less damage out of hide, so the long-ish animation alone becomes a limiting factor.

This is just a "what if" thread. Feel free to show me facts that I am overlooking, but be gentle. I am a grandpa now "officially".

Originally Posted by Another_Fan

In case you weren't aware you can activate domination while mezzed.

All controllers can take indomitable will if they feel they need it.