Zombie Man

BUG

cce # ccEnergyMorph is still not working. The other cce's are.

Please tell the Devs who will be doing the answering not to waste their time answering questions that are readily available and found in official announcement and FAQs like:

Will we be able to switch sides?
Are there new emotes?
Do I need a computer to play the game?


Let them ask in Player Questions and we can handle those.

Check out this thread, Common Solutions & Posting Guidelines


Then post the results of these two programs:

• CoH Helper - it will show us basic computer settings and your CoH configuration.
  
• HijackThis - it will show us what's running on your computer concurrently with CoH. Click on "Do a system Scan and save a logfile." It will automatically open up Notepad and put the info there. Make sure Wordwrap is off in Notepad (Format > Wordwrap unchecked) before you cut and paste here.
  
  

Menu > Costumes > pick the emote from the drop down menu and then click the costume to change to.



From the command line and to create macros/binds....

See here: http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Cce

The new ones are:

/cce # CCRapidBoil

/cce # CCDimensionShift

/cce # CCEnergyMorph (bugged, not working)

When Ultra Mode shadows were introduced in Closed Beta, the shadows actually did track the sun from horizon to horizon. Given a 20 minute 'day', this made the shadows of the tall building move ridiculously fast, especially near dawn and dusk (*much* faster than they do now). Also, there were no UM Shadows for nighttime (by design).

And so, we asked that the shadows be slowed down and that there be nighttime UM shadows.

I made the suggestion that -- since the nighttime shadows would move even faster with only a 10 minute 'night' -- the nighttime shadows be divorced from the position of the moon. IOW, let the moon zip across the sky however it currently is going, but have shadows that track a virtual moon that was only going from 60 degrees over the horizon east to 60 degrees over the horizon west. Or, just give us a static moon-shadowscape. The Devs gave us the former.

They solved the problem with the fast moving daylight shadows by have a virtual sun that started 30 degrees over the horizon to 30 degrees over the opposite horizon. If you track the position of the sun and the shadows, you'll see that as the sun sets below the 30 degree mark, the shadows stop following it and simply start to fade out. And that reduced the speed of the daylight shadows, taking 60 degrees worth of movement out of the 180 degree track of the sun.

Yes, the game changes. We've had a revamp of the game engine to make it look better. The devs tried real hard to keep older hardware and minimal settings working, but everyone needed to update their graphics drivers. It happens with all games that you play for years. Even console games will require a new console every 3-4 years to play the next installment of the game.

But also computers change. As you add and remove programs and visit websites, your hard drive and software registry becomes more and more a mess. After several years, it's not uncommon to see a computer pick up over 30 processes that are starting at start-up (most users aren't even aware of it).

So, that's two reasons why what worked a year ago isn't working now. You presume everything should just be the same and that is a very, very, very wrong presumption.

If you want help, post the results of those two programs linked above.

If you don't want help, don't complain. You're not helping at all if you're not willing to answer questions and post those logs. For all we know, you could have a computer virus that's the problem. And if we don't know that one way or the other, your complaint is useless as a data point for the devs or other players.

Subjective:

That skin texture of the Organic Armor is too smooth and shiny. I expect that when there are gnarly branches growing on a creature that it does not grow on smooth and shiny leather skin. I would think that the skin should have a rough texture.

The luminescent parts of both costumes should glow brighter.

And there should be more bits that glow on the Organic Armor costume.

The Sound FX for Rapid Boil and Energy Morph don't play while Fly is on (they *do* for Dimension Shift... that's OK).

Way before City Traveler Vet Reward comes along, we get access to the three Vet Attack Powers. Those three powers means that there really is no need from me to take Hasten at low levels anymore, since those three attacks create an attack chain at low levels.

So... it's SuperSpeed first chance I can. It gives Stealth. Additionally, getting everywhere fast is my preference. My older alts provide the Stealth IO at first opportunity for full invisibility. And I like having SuperSpeed on during combat (I slot it with EndRedux).

SuperSpeed is augmented by picking up Temp Fly (from numerous sources, now) and having the GvE Jump Jet.

So, basically, I get SuperSpeed, and the virtual equivalents of SuperJump and Fly from early on. Skipping Hasten until mid-20s and having SS as the only powerpool movement power means that every build can afford to have Stamina by Level 20; which is nice since I take Hurdle along the way increasing SS's mobility. Once I have Stamina, then I can afford Hasten End-wise.

There needed to be a 'body blow' and a wryyyyy.

Well, the important thing is that I hope you all had fun!

I'd like to here from any MMs who've soloed the Mako Patron Arc with the all those KB'ing spouts.

SLI is enabled but unsupported for CoH. Those using it have said they've gained 7-10 fps (which, on top of frame rates of 30, is significant). However, I thought Nvidia SLI required both GPUs to be the same, no?

ATI Crossfire definitely allows the two GPUs to be different models, but Crossfire is not available at all for CoH... yet.

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