Silver Gale

This. In my view, Tyrant lacks the most important element of a Mary Sue - the story is not *about* him. He's just the face on the latest piniata we're supposed to take swings at for shinies.

The writing on the Incarnate storyline has 99 problems but a Mary Sure ain't one.

Fix'd for the benefit of my CDO*.

*It's like OCD, but the letters are in alphabetic order LIKE THEY SHOULD BE.

They've bitten off more than they can chew, and now they have to sleep in this bed they made, walking the walk in addition to talking the talk... someone help me out, I'm running out of cliches...

In *my* experience, I was on runs where BM spent less than 15 minutes on the map and I didn't get the badge.

The time she spends off the map *does* count - but the timer starts when you land the first punch on her, so the time spent fighting the swords on the roof doesn't count.

Okay, so if you're only concerned about those furries who make a big thing of their fetish... why exactly would the Animal pack mark a sudden uprise in those sort of characters?

Do you think a lot of CoH players will be like "well I've never had any interest in yiffing thus far, but now the newest costume pack lets me make a lionhead character and SUDDENLY THAT SEEMS SO SEXY"?

Or do you think a lot of furries will be like "well I've never had much interest in paying $15 per month to go around beating up Nazis, but for another one-time $15 I can do that *and* try to find people to have hot TOS-breaking yiff with, BABY SIGN ME UP"?

You accuse the people who make the game of *spitefully* trying to make things more difficult for you, and when we don't agree we're fanboys?

Yeah, you have to set it separately for each character - but on the upside, once it's set up, you no longer have to open the costume window at all, just hit the key or macro and watch the costume change!

Since there is a connection to the open air, Silver Gale can easily send a message/magical homing beacon out, then sit back and relax (there's no immediate danger in the cell, after all) while eight of the Do-Gooders crash through your front door, beat you up, disarm the laser tripwires, scrap the Scrapheaps, disable the explosives, and free her. The nine of them will then probably free the other prisoner, make sure the place is clear, and then send in PPD to mop up.

Having friends you can rely on is awesome.

From now on, every time you press 'k' you will change into the first of your costumes with the "Flip" costume change emote.

The costume slots are numbered 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4. It doesn't matter how you unlocked them, just which order they are in the window.

See here for specific costume change emote names.

Well, if we're expanding on existing villain groups, the Praetorians (who had several faction, each of which was either citizen models with auras or one minion, one lieutenant and one boss all with the same model) are a good place to start. It's just a pity they decided that was enough and it's time to make ALL THE CONTENT be about them now.

It is also unmanly to be under 6 feet tall. The standards of masculinity in our culture are arbitrary, constricting and occasionally contradictory.

Yeah. I don't have a dedicated farming character, because I don't find farming fun. I also don't have a dedicated PvP character, because I don't find PvP fun, and I don't have a Tank because I don't find Tanks to be fun. I feel no particular pride about any of those.

You'll have to pay for the gas the pickup truck uses to get to you, though.

Last year I spent like 40 minutes staring at Mako (last one I need for Justicar), both of us completely frozen by the lag that comes with 200 people crowding into Galaxy, pushing the buttons for all my powers and hoping for the best. I didn't get the badge.

You only have one slot, the Alpha Slot. The cooldown is for how often you can change what is in it. What it *does* is add Enhancement to all your powers.

For example, if you slot the bottom-most ability in the red tree, Musculature Boost, that gives you 33% Damage, 1/6 of which ignores ED. In other words, all your powers that can slot Damage get an additional 27.5% Damage on top of what you have slotted in them, ED is applied, and then they all get a 5.5% Damage boost on top of that. This bonus will persist as long as you have the Musculature Boost slotted.

As you go higher up in the tree, you'll find abilities that enhance more than one aspect of your powers at a time, and ignore ED to a higher degree. So your best bet is to see which Enhancement will benefit you the most, and try to craft one of the topmost abilities from that tree. If you just want the Level Shift, craft at least one Rare (the ones in the middle row that has four slots), slot that, and you're good.

I'm not sure what you're talking about here. You can craft Alpha abilities from as many trees as you like, but you can only have one slotted at a time. If the one you have slotted has a level shift, you get a +1 level shift, otherwise you don't. That's it.

The first tab of your Incarnate window shows your Alpha slot at the bottom, with the ability you have currently slotted in it. Above that are the other Incarnate slots, all of which are locked for now. If you click on your Alpha slot, you'll see all your currently crafted Alpha boosts to the right, and if you double-click on one, it'll get slotted. (You can do that if you haven't been in combat for the past 5 minutes or so.)

This, and also, 2/3 of the Tier 4s ignore ED - that means for the Musculature Core Paragon, it's a minimum of 30% additional damage in any power that can slot damage.

We have War Walls.