The Grim Heaper

Generally speaking, as long as you're polite, state clearly what you're running (paper/radio/tips/ae/storyArc/flashback/tf/trial/etc, level, and zone), most people won't mind getting tells as long as you pay attention to their LFG message. If they REALLY didn't want others contacting them with teaming opportunities, they can set their LFG flag to not looking, add an appropriate message (not that anyone reads them :P), and adjust their /hide settings.

This I can empathize with - I like reading the story bits, and haven't gone through all the content in Praetoria yet (I've done Warden, Responsibility, and am working through Power). So If I team with someone not doing the same missions I am, I risk missing the story bits by out leveling contacts. Once you leave Praetoria, this is less of an issue because, worst case scenario, you go to Ouroboros and flashback the arc.

Eh? slotting has no effect on this; To make a Tier2, the recipe consumes the T1 you made. Then the T3 in turn consumes the T2. At any point, slotting the previous tier has no bearing on this process. If the component is slotted, the component is removed from the slot and sacrificed to make the new shiny. If the component is not slotted, it is still sacrificed.

The only part where the "slot Incarnate Power-A, craft slightly better Incarnate Power-B , repeat" process is interrupted is when you are going for T4, as you need a second T3. Since your first T3 consumed the T2 which consumed the T1, you need to craft a new T1. The second run through T1-2-3 does not need to be slotted.

Note that whichever of the Tier 4s you go for (Core or Radial), you can scroll down to view multiple recipes. For both there are recipes for any combination of two of the four different T3.

And if you want to look at a more detailed explanation: law of fives
Essentially, the limitation of 5 of the same bonus applies to the NAME of the bonus, and not the value (there's a set bonus that gives +7.5% rech called "huge recharge bonus", while the enhancement from LotG is called "luck of the gambler: recharge speed". so you could stack 5 of each)

Then you'll probably only be hit with the exchange rate (whatever that happens to be when the card is charged).

Our community takes pride in being the most helpful one around. Sometimes we get a bit exasperated with certain individuals who have a history of being rude/confrontational despite our best efforts to assist them. But even then, most of us are actively attempting to assist/inform.

I think the closest we get to rude and childish is when we start arguing over who is the most correct.

Y'just need common ground. Find a way to achieve world domination through the consumption of large quantities of alcohol. Host a world wide BYOBB kegger the night before the squirrely wrath. It'll probably keep most of humanity off balance.

Back on to the original topic - I'd probably only reserve one or two names (Assuming Forbin doesn't consider them good). But I wouldn't be devastated if I didn't get them. I rarely wander off of Triumph as it is, I don't see the new server changing that.

Is this church in any way related to the Foamy Cult? I don't think it would be proper to support two differing squirrel based religions.

It does, and this is the only 'issue' related to the incarnate abilities and switching that I can think of. And I hear there's ways around it. Like if you're on a league, getting the leader to move you to a new team -may- reset your timer allowing you to swap out abilities (if any incarnate abilities are still recharging though, you can't swap those out)... another possibility I heard about was zoning, If you leave the map the cooldown timer is reset (again, still bound by the recharge).

And the recharge limitation on switching out abilities might be avoided by switching builds (it resets the recharge on things like self-destruct and the accolades (demonic/eye of the magus)). Even if this works it has limited usefulness, however, as the cooldown for switching builds is much longer than the recharge of any (current) incarnate ability. And if you don't have a combat ready second build? well...

Legacy Fitness will work exactly as it used to, but when you respec or start an alternate build, you'll get Inherrant fitness, and then be able to select 3 new powers. However, you still have the same number of slots to distribute, so unless you can shift a few slots over from other powers (usually by frankenslotting) it's best to pick up things that don't require much slotting (hasten, combat jumping, hover, tp friend) or can be used as a mule for things like Luck of the gambler's recharge boost.

Then replace shift with one of the other two chord keys; ctrl or alt.

*shrug* the camera does what I need it to - nothing more, nothing less. And there were a few options in there that I didn't even know we had. Only option that I can think of that is missing is the ability to 'lock' the camera onto the targeted enemy (so that strafing circles the target)... And considering 99.99% of the time we're dealing with flunkies that often drop faster than some of my AoEs animate... I don't see that being a problem.

Now, since I haven't (yet?) bought CoH through steam, I don't have the "official" library page, but checking the "properties" of games I do own through steam, there seems to be no way to switch the link's target to a different executable, and creating a desktop shortcut through steam doesn't work any better. So unless you know your way around steam's interface better tham me (not hard), You may need to use the above "add non-steam game" method.

Ok, this may make sense then - if threads drop like shards (Everyone has a chance to pickup a thread from a fallen enemy- rather than chance for drop then distributed to a teammate at random), when they made the entire league get credit for kills, you'd have chance to get the threads from enemies the entire league defeats, rather than just your team (notably at the sabotage league split stage)...

While adjusting the iXP to account for this, they may have also adjusted the thread drop rate.

So it might be better explained as a temporary thread drop rate increase that was re-adjusted back to near normal.