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Originally Posted by Slazenger

Wow to think I almost quit the boards due to certain people. This quote pulled me back (sorry for those that was glad to see the back of me), who are you to decide when someone can and cannot state there opinion. These boards are for all to state there opinion as and when they see fit. That is not for you to decide.

My opinion on this thread is:-

A: Harder content has increased chances of teams for me which is a positive.
B: TF's are at the moment starting up all over the place for me another positive.
C: People who generally solo all the time are leaning towards teaming abit more than they used to due to wanting to acquire new rewards in game. This has got me a whole load new list of friends that before I wouldn't have met, and return we have gained from a teaming experience.

Originally Posted by TwoHeadedBoy

Hi,

I just recently upgraded my trial account to a full version so I might be a bit shaky and n00bish on my explanatory skills, but try to bear with me.

My character is at level 16- Up until about this point, my game has run very nicely, but now that I'm able to access higher level areas via the Ferry (necessary in order to level up further and such) my game likes to lag a lot and be generally irritating once I enter any new areas.

I'm just curious as to why it would only lag in new areas and run fine in lower level spots. I have my graphics settings at the minimum as is, and I'm at a loss. If anyone has any suggestions as to what else I might do to eliminate this problem and/or an explanation as to why it's happening in the first place I would appreciate it.

Thanks a lot for your time, I look forward to any and all input.

Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay

As produced by the official studio making Yogi Bear. An alternate ending to Yogi Bear.

I will watch this movie now. (Thanks to BafflingBeerman for sharing this)

Originally Posted by Nethergoat

I'm looking at *one* myself.

Unless the process is more entertaining than it looks from the outside.

Originally Posted by Orynn

Good point. I have a suggestion though. They could open up the in-game mail system so you could then email at least another 20 or so to yourself. Not sure if there's some negative to this but, I admit, it's possible. Maybe all of the emails would be sent after the respec is actually completed so you wouldn't have an unfinished respec result in the players being able to fool the system and truly make enhancements anything but permanent.

I don't agree they should be permanent though regardless. This game has remained viable and healthy due to the direct fact that we have the best dev team on the planet. One major reason this is the case is the fact that they listen and change with the players and the lack of a crystal ball. No one, not even the devs, can see the future and how this game would change and evolve, but it has regardless. Their ability to roll with the punches is one of their greatest attributes. If we can change what POWERS we even have for our characters and how powerful each one of those is through the number of slots, which is a LOT more fundamental and hard to justify than the little enhancements we have in them, then why does this part have to be so harshly regulated as permanent. The fact that we have the ability to do the 10 per respec thing is a complete breakage of any semblance of permanent.

The cat's already outta the bag on the permanency issue, guys. Learn, grow and move on. In this instance they can learn from my post, grow to at least address it or implement it and then we can all move on...

Originally Posted by Techbot Alpha

I could come up with a well reasoned, logical and clear arguement with points well made.
Would it be worth it?
No.

So, have a demotivational instead;

Originally Posted by Ironik

Fewer than 1% of the playebase reads the forums. And all of us here have completed the mission.

So your "handy tip" is -- what is the English word I'm looking for? -- oh yeah, USELESS.

Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow

So, "get a Shivan?" I thought we done with this.

Originally Posted by Organica

Wouldn't a better long-term strategy be to buy up Winter's Gift IOs for sale later?

I don't know about anyone else, I sold some of those a few months ago for quite a lot of money. I was planning to buy more -- some at level 30 for myself, some to sell at a future point next year.

But you can sell your candy canes to me. ^_^

Originally Posted by Angelofvalor

I said it before and I will say it again to many insults on these forums even though most will deny it, some of you are being way to rude, the op could be simply confused but no, everyone is to busy looking for a weakness and attack it, its easy to do behind a keyboard, and espically when everyone is attacking at the same time.

Just being so hard on the op, we all make mistakes we all get confused the only ones trolling here are you.

It is funny how some of you appear quite intelligent but at the same time have no patience and jump to conclusions and go just as low as everyone else, true intelligence never jumps to conclusions and understands that patience and wisdom also needs to be used.

Originally Posted by Fusion_7

Quick question as I am needing some clarification on this. I am trying to determine the maximum number of transaction slots you can get from a Wentworths? I ask as I always thought that the max # was either 16, 18 or 20? I just got one of my level 50 toons 18 slots which I thought was great being she was using the market like a drunken sailor during the respec bonanza after i19 went live. I pulled this chart from paragonwiki and for some reason it says 16 slots maxed which cannot be right being that I just got 18 slots and unless this chart has not been updated? Also, should I desire to obtain the max # of market transaction slots, what is the best way to go about this, buying and selling like crazy? I know there are some Wentworth Badges you can get such as the Power Seller Badge for selling 7000 items and other badges that will give you extra slots. I am thinking that 20 slots are the max but I am not 100% sure?

Originally Posted by StarGeek

http://wiki.cohtitan.com/wiki/Invention_System_Capacity

Quote:
The maximum a character can have of each item is:
85 pieces of salvage
34 recipes
22 transaction slots
50 vault slots

Originally Posted by Dreamt

The only thing I want to comment on is the apparent dogma that being impatient is a sin to be punished. "Want it nao!" I probably take that meme from around this forum too seriously but it seems, to me at least, that is is a pejorative when used by most of the posters here. It places bricks in the wall separating people.

This is a game, not real life. Some people only have so much time that they can devote to it and have to choose where they put their time. And no I am not saying everyone else lives in their Mom's basement or other stereotypes and therefore has no real life themselves. Can we just agree that players have differing amounts of time they can put into the game?

Yes people coming here from outside the local clique often expect too much. I see an Us vs. Them forming. Maybe I am wrong.

Tiny little insignificant morsel of food for thought. Or not.

Originally Posted by Rajani Isa

Troy Hickman, besides being frequently pant-less (or so he says), writes comics. One arc he wrote was for the City of Heroes comics that ran for a while after the game started - in his story arc, there was a character named Cyrus Thompson, who used to be a hero, but gave up because he was told he would (IIRC) basically fall apart if he used his powers (superspeed) too much more.

In the arc, he helps out the Freedom Phalanx, and in the end there's that statue to him in front of the Kings Row train station. However, it was until a while after that story (years, in the end) that the Developers put in the in-game statue we have (due to vocal fan support).

Originally Posted by MeanNVicious

[sarcasm on] Of course this isnt driving up the price at all is it ? [sarcasm off]

I guess we should ignore this obvious example of a flipper causing the price of salvage to increase - or find some reason to discredit it as not really happening.

Cause we all know based on half concocted experiments and extensive BS propaganda done here on the market forums... that flippers could never possibly drive up the prices on items based on their actions. Right ?

ROFL