Zombie Man

I had that problem to. I had reemable credit, but it wouldn't apply. But when I 'bought' new slots, it automatically applied.

And yes, you can 'buy' on Test and not be charged. It's all free on Test.

http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Acantha

Maybe those are the devices in the glowing boxes in the heroside respec trial?!

I'm sure the Devs are quite aware and understand what players want.

Players need to understand they can't get everything they want for a whole variety of reasons with 'not being understood' pretty low on the list.

I didn't cry doom over it. But the biggest concern of merger was the disparity of the size of the two economies. (See West Germany's rocky integration of East Germany; or, the integration of smaller Euro countries (like Greece) with the big powerhouses.)

When the decision was made to allow side-switching, Posi and crew decided to still keep the economies separate by stripping those who switch. This was a headache to code.

Then a third economy (Praetoria) was being added: new market, new currency, new switching problems. This exponentially increased the coding nightmare.

And so, the decision was made to allow switchers to keep it all, and for full trading between players, and to expedite it with Gleemail (cause even people with one account found ways to sugar-daddy their newbies).

And once that was decided, then there was no other choice but to fully merge the economies which meant merging the markets.

The concern of one economy overwhelming another becomes mitigated when there is only one economy and toons freely move back and forth between economic resources.

So, the answer is: until there was side switching, a market merger was risky. And now that there is side switching, a market merger was inevitable.

Hydra tentacles are found in the Hydra Trial, the Abandoned Sewer Network, and the lower lakes of Faultline.

Those seemed to be the same tentacles in a sewer map.

Those are the same tentacles you see not only in the Hydra Trial, but in the sewers of the Abandoned Sewer Network and the drainage pools in Faultline.

The video shows them popping up in a... surprise, sewer!

Plots of the Four Tracks -- MASSIVE AND COMPLETE SPOILERS!!

The first post doesn't have much spoilers except for the info you're looking for... whom to kill first.

3. RP in a no-powers area: Studio B, Trading House, Loyalist Lounge. They shut off even inherent powers.

I have always used 'BAB'. Since I'm the only one who didn't try to feminize him with 'BaBs', I guess I'm the only one who ever liked him.

From the slides I see, I already have a concern with the busy-ness of the interface because of the level ranges. Having a slew of icons next to each city name is only going to exacerbate that, IMO.

Consider a newbie who wants to go to a tailor. They look at the interface and choose the lowest zone with a tailor -- now, should they go to Steel North or South? If they chose South and see the Tailor is at the North end of the map, they can use the tram to hop up there. Then they have to pass level 15-20 foes to get to the Tailor.

If they asked in chat, they'd be told to go to the RWZ.

It would be better for the help interface to list where amenities are rather than try to find them on the city selector.

Atlas Park --> RWZ is your best bet as mentioned above. Or, if you have the Pocket D VIP TPer, use that and go to Trina in the Tiki Lounge.

But if you're intent on using Steel, you'll be able to go from Atlas Park to Steel Canyon North. Then it's a much shorter trek to Icon with a wide street to easily avoid mobs.

As of this moment, there is no news about new costumes in I19 besides the two new Auras and the alternate animations.

There's a problem with that mentality that should be made clear with this thread about the new Posi TFs, namely, when you take something that is really unpopular and revamp it into something that is great... it's like brand new content. The new Posi's are being played all the time. The old one was avoided as much as possible. And people no longer whine about and spit at the Positron TF (which they did... often).

So, take an NPC faction with old pixelated uninspired outfits and create a brand new wardrobe for them that works on player models. It's my understanding that NPCs can use player outfits rather readily, no? Because once you re-do their outfits for players, then you can use the pieces to re-create the NPC faction with the newer, better, more fashion-forward pieces.

Basically, you create, e.g., the New Hellion Costume Set for PCs. Then, re-dress the actual Hellions with the new pieces. Win-win.




Way too late for that. Way too late. Horse out of barn, shot, smelted into glue way-too-late.

1. The player ATs of Arachnos Soldiers and Widows look pretty much exactly like Arachnos found in every PvP zone. This alone takes the idea that players can't look like NPCs in PvP zones and completely invalidates it. If NPC spoofing was *really* a Dev-concern, then they would never have made these ATs.

2. With Longbow having so many red-and-white spandex variations, a Longbow outfit can be made to easily spoof them, who are also found in every PvP zone. (In fact, I've actually done that to great success.)

3. 'Temp' Costume Powers perfectly... PERFECTLY... spoof NPCs found in PvP zones.

4. Have you *ever* received a complaint from *players* about someone who spoofed an NPC? Or received concerns from *players* about that possibility? Are the PvP forums alit with warnings about *not* giving players NPC costumes because they're afraid of spoofing? Don't protect players from something they aren't seeking protection from. Just the opposite, there are large numbers of players asking for NPC costumes. Please check in with Matt and Melissa about this: "Give the players what they want." This issue has always been exclusively a Dev-concern. One which they have violated over and over again while claiming they adhere to it. Please stop the charade (pun not intended).

So, really, when you make that argument... I find it.. I don't know what to say. I don't want to personalize the issue and say I'm insulted; nor do I want to really say what I think about that argument and insult you. It's just wrong. Factually wrong. It's a non-argument since it's like saying, "I don't want to give the impression that the world isn't flat." The world isn't flat... it's OK to give that impression.

NPC spoofing is a dead issue because the Devs have already made NPC spoofing not only possible, but probable. Saying you don't want to make spoofing possible is ignoring that reality.

Edit: Check out this spoofing thread. I, and many other players would be easily fooled by these spoofs. Going all the way isn't going to change things much.

So you can 'tank' spawns of 16 foes?

Torrent is a high magnitude KB that KBs Bosses. Use it and you get to follow up with two powers before they can react. It's also good for repositioning scattering foes back onto your Tar Patch.

Pit + Howling Twilight = Stunned Bosses. The entire spawned is stunned and you get free shots.

NightFall = Cone Damage. It's not high damage... until you multiply it by the 10 foes you're hitting at once. So, instead of doing 40 damage (unenhanced), it's now doing 400 points of damage. Alternate NightFall with Tentacles for a spawn that's held on the Tar Patch and having it's damage melted away.


See it all in action.