Texas Justice

Sorry Samuel, that doesn't do what they were asking for.

They were asking about loading different keybinds for different characters, not creating a new default bind file to apply the same settings to all new characters.

I never said PVP'ers were the problem.

It's people (in general) that abuse the rules that keep us from having nice things.

The OCR team at the time relaxed some of the rules in a particular forum section and some of the people that regularly posted there (who were also regular posters elsewhere on the forums) started trying to post everywhere else using those relaxed rules.

The same has happened in the Server forums at times where they've generally had more relaxed rules. People started pushing the relaxed rules too far and they had to lock things back down.

Comic culture used to have some leeway in the rules, but people kept pushing far outside the boundaries of what was allowed and we got a really strict crackdown and a tightening of what was and wasn't allowed.

It's not just PVP'ers. It's people in general. If the rules are relaxed a bit in a specific area, people try to push the boundaries even farther or start trying to apply those relaxed rules to the rest of the forums.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Correct. From the initial post:

See the bolded part.

Back in the old days, before Super Sidekicking, the level 17 player would have been sidekicked to a member of the team. That member could have been a level 50 that either was or was not the mission holder. If they were sidekicked to a level 50, they would have been fighting as a combat level 49 character using their security level 17 powers.

Using the Super Sidekicking system, that same level 17 player is sidekicked to team leader if no mission is set or to the mission holder. If it is a level 50 mission, they are fighting as a combat level 49 character using their security level 17 powers.

Exactly the same result. The players are sidekicked to the same combat level but still only have access to the same security level powers.

Super Sidekicking simply removed the need to have enough Mentor's of the proper level for each Sidekick. Well, it also removed the bridging method of using a slightly lower level character to act as the Mentor in order to maximize the lowbie's XP gain.

Since it is sold as a bundle, I think the entire Kit is what is claimed by one character.

Not according to the forum rules and the moderators.

A branch can have failure's without the parent organization necessarily having those same failures.

If the failure was endemic within the FBSA, it would be most likely be present in all branches, not just MAGI.

EDIT: For example, if your claim were true, it would also be true that because Person A is a complete moron with no social skills and a boorish personality then Person A's parents also share those same traits.

The Falcons defense did their job. They kept the Colts offense from scoring.

The Falcons offense on the other hand fell down on the job and allowed the Colts defense to score on a Pick 6.

That would be the short one. Leonard Hofstadter portrayed by Johnny Galecki.

He's the one that was pancaking Haley Cuoco's character as well as having pancaked Sara Gilbert's character (again, he'd already pancaked her on Roseanne) and Aarti Mann's character.

Hope everything is OK. Looking forward to seeing you at the Pummit.

Did your friend actually quit the SG before they quit the game? Before the launch of Freedom, when people stopped subscribing (quit the game) they were still members of any SG they had been in before they quit, they just weren't active accounts. I don't remember if is shows the names of inactive characters on the SG roster if they unsubscribed. It's possible your friend was still a member of the SG, which is why it would still be coalitioned and the name unavailable at the Registrar.

It's also possible that if your friend did quite the SG before quitting the game that the coalition is what was keeping the name unavailable and in coalition.

Were it me, if I were looking to leave an SG as the last member I'd make sure to break any coalitions first and make sure that all prior members were kicked from the SG before quitting it.

Of course, I don't have to worry about that anymore on the hero side. Solo SG with all my heroes in it. I seldom log in my villain that's in a VG so I don't pay attention to what's going on in the VG on the red side. I'll likely be dropping that VG anyway since I can't get to the things I put in storage anymore.