Tenzhi

Is having a Controller on your team a sacrifice?

Should be about on par with a Tanker, I'd say. Which is just a tad more than a Corruptor. Scale-wise, that is.

For the most part, discounting powersets that I wouldn't use, though if we got into specifics I'd probably suggest some alterations. Making Tar Patch a PBAoE click, for instance. And possibly reduce the radius a bit. I might make the various shields function like Dispersion Bubble rather than be ally-targeted clicks.

I might replace Force Bubble with Force of Nature, and Repulsion Field with Disrupt, and possibly melee versions of the two ranged attacks. I might not even have Storm (and I'd almost certainly not have Trick Arrow), but if I did I'd feel the need to make numerous alterations to it.

That's often the case in the idea stage of things.

Could be. I did go through the trouble of italicizing it.

I still die with a full tray from time to time. But I don't feel bad about it, as I've died numerous times with a buff bar besotted with stacked Inspiration buffs as well.

Not protection, Resistance. I think the debuff resistance would be the bigger boon.

For a number of years after I first read it, I would begin re-reading The Hobbit/The Lord of the Rings as soon as I finished it. After awhile I slowed down to reading it once or twice a year. Though I haven't picked it up since the Extended DVDs of the movie came out and I watched them in a single sitting. I keep thinking I should read The Hobbit gain, at least, but then become unmotivated to search the dusty book piles for it.

And when I was in Canada for a year, the people I was staying with got a copy of Fifth Element and played it incessantly. I lost count of how many times I saw it.

And, of course, I'll put an album on repeat for hours when the mood strikes me.

Like in Atlas Park if you do the beginning story mission arc the first mission has you go over and beat up some Hellions. When you go back to that spot there aren't any more Hellions roaming around as the area is controlled by policemen who are standing about.

There's a similar area with Skulls that get replaced by Hellions, and anothr with Arachnos that get replaced by various enemies.

In my opinion, if you CAN solo Trapdoor easily you clearly already have enough power and don't need more.

I'd say the opposite: If you *can* solo Trapdoor easily then you certainly don't need the extra power that being an Incarnate brings, whereas the person who can't is actually in need of the power boost.

Heck, I *know* he exists but I rarely use him. I mean, every time that annoying Fortune Teller Yes/No prompt pops up I tell myself that I'm gonna go see Null, but then the missions go on until I have to log out and I completely forget about it. Going to Pocket D just isn't something I do regularly enough for Null to be convenient.

A bird on a truck in Pocket D that you can talk to in order to opt out of various power effects (such as the movement buff of Speed Boost) or set yourself to automatically accept/decline that annoying Fortune Teller buff.

The premise and designs of that movie have had me interested since I first saw something on it.

Six minutes is more than long enough to be indelibly etched into the memory of a lifetime. Successes and failures often turn upon events in a much smaller time frame. And 2 minutes can be heard echoing across the annals of time for over a hundred years.

Ah, Occam's disaster. I hear that's how Murphy died.

That depends on whether you're doing something boring like dedicating your every waking moment to compiling accurate statistical data, or if you're muddling along in your day to day existence in the same recklessly casual and selfish way that humans have been doing it for millennia. I don't know about you, but everyone else is doing the latter.

If you thought this was a serious thread about serious issues you were seriously mistaken.

And? People can be generalized just as easily as anything else. People are a bunch of two-legged nutters. See?

You'd be crazy to expect such evidence to exist and thus to be presented, which itself may be taken as evidence.

Do you find it difficult to make broad generalizations? When you see a forest can you not say that it's a bunch of trees in spite of all the animals, rocks, and shrubbery therein?

Because "Teh Mantula" was taken.

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