SwellGuy
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Quote:Correct. They only buff the owner. But they are excellent aggro magnets.Originally Posted by Master-Blade
Like I said, they only affect the owner. They will not buff your team. They don't even affect a MasterMind's other pets. On a team of 8, each running a Vet Pet, you'd still have a single buff... from your own pet. -
Quote:Wait. A sewer team isn't a farm? Or we want new players not to learn farming but to learn sewer teams? I don't get it.Originally Posted by Olympus_NA
I would love to see the devs acknowledge farming and make "Zone 2" for the farming heavy zones, not only am I sick of getting mega lag in Atlas Park, I can't even find sewer teams anymore, (or start them). This would also give new players the ability to learn about the game before we lose them to AE until they are level 50 at which point I would rather have a toddler in my team. This is not a hate towards farming (well just a little), I just want to be in a zone with good players who play the game for fun.
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I'd rather see it with a different actor in Ford's role than Mutt.
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Quote:I could do 112 merits in 4 hours but I'd pull my hair out in bored frustration from repeating the same thing over and over. Usually I get to about 1 hour of it before I bail and do something else.Originally Posted by Sardan
Well, bonus points for lvl 30 but frankly sustaining an average of > 100 merits per night is pretty impressive regardless of level.
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Quote:No doubt. I just did a mission last night where Longbow was going to murder a criminal so I had to save him. (Hero Morality mission with Doc Quantum)Originally Posted by Aura_Familia
Directly to the part I bolded: With what I've seen Longbow do, I'd have to disagree. Strongly.
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I haven't seen it yet. I want to see it. Now you guys make me want to see it even more.
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I find the most painful thing is getting interrupted while trying to switch to dwarf form.
Slot starvation is not fun but it does force a more deliberate planning of the build. I'd be concerned with what we would be giving up to get more slots. -
Quote:XP can be turned off at any time.Originally Posted by Soulwind
Assuming you haven't now outlevelled the contact that is.
Given that it takes a MINIMUM of 22 missions to get back to your original alignment . . . -
Quote:If you are a loyalist you can walk up to the resistance contacts who are outside (check paragonwiki) and work for them.Originally Posted by BlueRaptor
What happens if you never decide to go against the people you work with?
Will the contacts of the side you are loyal to give you a contact of the other side to do their missions and betray them on them?
Or do you have to switch sides on your own to ever get those sabotage options?
If you are resistance you can walk up to loyalist contacts and work for them. Note there are some who will demand introductions but my resistance character just went to Washington on his own and got his missions. When I was done he sent me to Cleopatra. -
I've been looking forward to seeing this movie for a while.
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Quote:9.95?Originally Posted by lothic
how much would a "burden of proof" token cost?
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I think Nick is working off his IRS debt still.
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Quote:I'd buy that booster pack!Originally Posted by Chase_Arcanum
Sure, you could argue that the burden is on everyone else to PROVE you are wrong, but usually the burden of proof is on the person suggesting that things have changed in some way. -
Quote:Partially it depends on what is going on but all things being equal:Originally Posted by Chase_Arcanum
Taking all this back to the original thread:
If you WERE a superhero engaging a foe, would you use a different level of force on an adversary because it was:
- obviously a non-biological machine? (example: rip off a robot's arms vs ripping off a human being's arms)
- biological, but nonhuman in appearance? (example: it looks like a giant mosquito vs looking like a green-skinned supermodel)
- so alien you can't identify what would be vital or not? (example: you can't tell whether you'd do the equivalent of a gut-punch or a larynx-crushing throat smash)
- trash a machine not a person unless no other way to stop the person (see Doomsday)
- not sure about biological but non-human. It is possible I would decide to squish it but I'd prefer to contain it.
- alien I'd also try to contain or subdue first but if that wasn't working I'd start figuring out how to hurt it fast -
Quote:The only things I want at level 40 cap out there (Impervium Armor set for example) so I agree with your levels and I from 36-49 I save up for rolling at 50.Originally Posted by Fulmens
My votes are that you should be 30,32,33, or 35 to random roll. There might be some interest at 40; I've never seen that much demand for it, though. I'm pretty sure everyone who might get level 45's is willing to gut it out till they can get 49s or 50s. Level 20... there's a LOT of sludge in the L20 rolls, and unlike L50 sludge I'm pretty sure there is NO demand for it. The good stuff is good, though.
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Quote:I did that with one character. I was sad when it was over and I had to leave. And I don't recall which side I was really on. Oh never mind. I was on my side.Originally Posted by DumpleBerry
The double agent stuff is AWESOME, especially having both Scott and Marchand in your contact list. Then you can double-triple-quad agent yourself as much as possible. I've been killing the XP on my main praetorian and slowly going through EVERY SINGLE CONTACT in praetoria. Whee!
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Quote:Besides, apart from the origin power and which enhancements we can use what difference does our origin even make in the game?Originally Posted by Memphis_Bill
Edit: And that's not even getting into the work involved in adding an origin - *if one can be added* - to the game.
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I find it far quicker/easier to earn an A-merit for my random 5 recipes than to earn enough tickets in AE to get the same number or rare recipes or 100 R-merits to roll with those.
Of course my rolls have been junk so far.
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Quote:I think the key is to hope they happen at the same time and confuse the robots into thinking the zombies are their targets while we hide.Originally Posted by Goliath Bird Eater
I KNOW!
It's hard enough trying to be fully prepared for the inevitable zombie apocalypse. Now I simultaneously have to try and prepare for the inevitable robot apocalypse!
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The robots want to understand pain so they can inflict it.
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Quote:That would be pretty cool but I don't see Nolan going that route due to the super science nature of it.Originally Posted by Basilisk
Man-Bat!
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Quote:I wonder if part of that would involve shaving the heads of bad people or having them grow flowing locks?Originally Posted by Carnifax_NA
Pffft, no it'd be more like that alternate world in the Simpsons where Ned Flanders is the total and unquestioning Ruler of the entire world.
Report for reNeducation, citizen. -
Quote:I am pretty sure I arrived at that conclusion about 2 seconds after I got onto the GR beta boards.Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
If she believes what she posts she'd evolve into the worst kind of evil. A fanatic. It's only a matter of time before she'd start imposing her personal ideal of morality on everyone.
Sounds a lot like Emperor Cole when you think about it. -
I'm going to go way out on a limb and guess he will be a never before in Batman lore villain made up just for the movie.
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Quote:I hated the villain market because apart from the best stuff and the incredibly common stuff everything else sold/bought at glacial speeds due to the lower population accessing it.Originally Posted by Quasadu
Yeah I fully admit that isn't me. I never said the villain market didn't work, just that it was volatile and unpredictable. That volatility is why I didn't like playing the villain market - I was scared of it.
I agree.
I don't want to wait 6 months for something to sell.