Texas Justice

How are VIP's (whatever that is you said that is too profane for the forums)? VIP's lose nothing compared to what they have now. They actually gain new things in Freedom that we didn't have before. Free monthly sig arcs, 400 Paragon Points per month, a free server transfer per month.

No, You aren't changing alignment in one day. You are creating a totally new character that may have the same name. It certainly isn't the same archetype and doesn't have exactly the same powers (unless you create it in Praetoria). And if you do create it in Praetoria, it isn't even from this universe/dimension/planet/however you want to define the CoH designe.


Changing alignment doesn't change what the character has done in the past or what they've experienced. It builds on the past and those experiences. When you roll a new character they do not have that history and they have not experience the things the previous character had done.

Not at all the same thing.

Have you looked at Devices?

And that particular argument is still wrong. GR did not include Incarnates. We got Incarnates with the launch of Issue 19. Yes, GR was required to be able to access the Incarnate system, but Incarnates were not included with the launch of Going Rogue.

It's very similar to when CoV launched. There were base portals everywhere, but unless you had applied CoV to your account, people that had bought CoH had no access to bases even though they could see the portals. CoV was required for CoH accounts to be able to access bases. Period.

So, even if you go strictly by your previous definition that you should have access to whatever content was included when you bought the box, that would leave out the Incarnate content since it wasn't included in the GR box.

GR and Issue 18 (for those that didn't purchase GR)released on August 16, 2010. Issue 19 released on November 30, 2010. That's slightly over 3 months between release dates. Well outside the timeframe of "included with the box purchase".

EDIT: Yes, I'm well aware that the Incarnate content was at one time planned to be a part of GR. I'm also aware that there was going to be a preview of the Alpha Slot as part of GR. It didn't make the cut, so it wasn't included. There goes the "included in the box" or even "it was supposed to be included in the box but was pulled". At one time, Origins were supposed to matter. Things change.

No clue. Don't play other games. The one other game I did try for a short time (it was a gift, the first month was free) I don't recall seeing any "level icon". Come to think of it, that interface had me fairly confused most of the time anyway. I might have seen some type of "level icon" but not clicked it due to not knowing what it was or what it might do.

Eh. I figured they'd show a wrinkled, dog-eared Xeroxed version of The Course of Superhero Romance.

True, but it would be nice to know if the Launcher would work with updated files or if there was a different problem. Just a method to try to eliminate some of the possibilities. IF it worked we'd know it wasn't a problem in the game files on the system. If it didn't work, it would eliminate that as a source of the problem.

Just a thought of one way to eliminate things one at a time.

Eh. His helmet's not that important anymore, otherwise he wouldn't stand around in Steel Canyon during Rikti bomb runs and Zombie invasions without it on.

Everyone except the OP.

Given what I know of several of the posters here I'll have to go with "everyone except the OP is right".

It also matches my own experience. You can't target yourself and have not been able to since (at least) late February/early March 2004 when I got into Beta.

If you played on Virtue instead of Justice, you'd likely have many, many more cat characters than you currently have.

I have some Level 1 and Level 2 characters in my SG. They were fillers from my second account created when they did the huge prestige grant a few years ago.

Quite a few people back then were creating throwaway alts on other servers for people to invite to their SG since they were awarding a large amount per member. Those people would then reciprocate by making throwaways alts on the first persons servers for the same reason.

I think I still have a dozen alts on one of the servers from doing that. They all look alike and are named similarly (TJ Alt 1, TJ Alt 2, etc).

I think the relevant information from Cuppa's post is this part:

As Snow Globe has mentioned, the map packs, popmenu, sound files, and the rest do not modify the software. They add additional files to the computer, but they don't modify the software. Editing the .bin files is modifying the software.

I'm sure grandpa has no hate for Megan.

Could be he's more like his counterpart than he likes to admit.