dugfromthearth

given that you can level to 50 in about 4 hours if you really want to, how is doubling that to 8 hours going to make much difference?

You pick an AT and pick your powersets. Then you can have 2 builds with different powers, slots, and enhancements.

Imagine if you could choose different powersets within the AT or even choose a different AT

I know some RPers just make alts and pretend they are all the same character using different tactics, equipment, etc.

The main functional benefit I could see would be for badgers who want to have 1 character do everything.

How valuable would this be to you - would you even care? If it were on the market how many PP would you pay to be able to do this. You can answer per character, or to unlock it for all characters.

I think I would do this. I love teaming and play tankers, controllers, etc so they work well on a team. But a solo tanker is a waste. I would love to be able to switch between a tanker and a brute depending on teaming vs soloing.

I would pay 800 points to unlock an alternate build with a different AT on all characters.

the correct fix to buffs and everything else is to make them multiplicative instead of additive and still have caps.

imagine tough gives 10% damage resistance
if you are a blaster that means it reduces the damage you take by 10%
if you are a tanker at 80% res already it reduces the damage you take by 50%

So tough has to have effects so low it doesn't really help a blaster but even that low can make a huge difference on a tanker.

This affects tanker powers as well. Inherents are really weak, because they add.
Toggle 50% res + inherent 25% res gives you 75% resistance
if they didn't add you could have inherent 50% and toggle 50%, used together you would get 75%. But if you did not need that much protection you could use the inherent only with no END cost.

Basically the current system forces them to make a lot of powers that are individually almost worthless but together overpowered. Making them multiplicative instead (and still capped) would let you make a bunch of useful powers individually that would have the same effect when stacked.

It does not matter so much what the maximum is - it matters what the difference is between maxed out characters and normal characters. If every character had res 98% except tankers had 99% that is easy to deal with - multiply damage by 100. But when everyone else has def 2% and the elite has def 45% you cannot make that adjustment.

That was what ED was for - not reducing overall performance, but reducing the gap between the extremely powerful and the mundane.

I would like to see a defenders movie with a good mix - Dr Strange, Gargoyle, Valkyrie, Hellcat, Hellstrom

I really, really want to see a micronauts movie.

a potted plant could defeat Doofenshmirtz

1. Cold Steel, Ice Veins, Corpsicle, Cold Stare, Hypothermal Hypothalmus, Metal Medulla, Arctic Cuirass (pronounced "ar-tic-yur-***"), Professor Chill Leng, Chilled to the Brain,

2. Dracon Ink, Midnight Shadow, Outraged Umbrage, Caster Shadowspell, Occluded Occultist, Shadowmancer, Heromancer,

3. Ace Kick King

what does GLT in GLT friendy mean?

I think this should be a new meme on the boards for so many arguments

council doesn't drain END

but really I think they should do them in level order. That way by the time players get to the sucky ones they already like the game

I don't understand why more companies do not produce content for people who are not willing to pay anything for it.

We have the summer blockbuster. We assume it will end. Lots of people play it.

We had the Nemesis invasion and they were pretty active.

But we also have occassional rikti invasions, banner events, GM's appearing, etc. And it seems that those events get ignored.

Do we just have too many random things so that they have no real importance? Are they just inconvenient?

I don't run to them because I know solo they can't be done. If I don't hear teams forming, I just assume they will be ignored. That's a vicious circle, I know.

Adamaster seems a good idea - you can summon him and then defeat him. We got a team together to do it, then afterwards wanted to hunt other GM's. But none were out. That's the problem with random events - when you want to do them, you can't. When they show up they aren't convenient.

So do you participate and if so how often - in random events?
Should they be triggerable?
Should they have a big enough reward that makes people want to do them?
Should they be in selected zones so that people actually see them and care?
Should they happen less often so that they are more special?

"It's 4:30 and this is due at 5:00"

defeat all clockwork in the warehouse

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defeat all clockwork in the warehouse

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defeat all clockwork in the warehouse

"cool, I'm done"

I'm going with the guy in Atlas who is having his brother killed to steal his organs to become a Vahz.