The City Scoop~Front Page~ August 24, 2007
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Crush Them Without MercyMy villainous brethren, The old guard has failed. The so called heroes of Paragon believed While there is some content in watching the vaulted heroes They believe that we are weak! They believe a few bombings of the Isles will cause us to run in They believe we present no threat! How wrong they are! Too long have we hidden our true numbers. A few clandestine raids We now stand upon the precipice of change. It is time for these One path is to continue the way we have - skulking in the shadows, The other path is more perilous, but has the potential to bring us Should an invader beg for mercy, crush it mercilessly beneath your Now go forth, my comrades. Drive the invaders from our streets and | Many Paths, One FutureWhat do you want? Hero. Villain. These names separate us. Our origins, our powers, But we all do have one thing in common. We all, each of us, WANT something. Some of you want justice. Some of you want revenge. Some of you But we all WANT something, don't we? Each of us has a goal, a ...a FUTURE for ourselves. Well. The Ritki want something, too. They want you to believe that your future... ...means NOTHING. That the Ritki future, one of domination and ...or DIE. Yes, I see the replies you all have to that, my dark brothers and ...it is OURS! When we enter the war, my brothers and sisters of dark and light, ...FOR THE FUTURE! |
We Cannot Do This By OurselvesI remember when the Rikti first invaded, and you probably do too, But as we speak, armies are amassing on both sides, activity Now, if you expect me to sit idly by while the fate of our planet We are the true power on this planet, we are the ones who will But as much as it pains me to say this, we cannot do this by So, for now, we shall put aside the differences and rivalry | |
For Every AgeFor every age there is a crisis. For every era there is danger. Not since the end of the Second World War has a moment so pivotal, Today the Rikti have returned, and the history of existence as we But like the generations of those who walked before us, we stand And so it is in the spirit of such unity that I cry out to you to The moment of our choice has come, and we have chosen victory. |
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HoroscopesSun is in Virgo/Mastermind, Moon is in Capricorn/Stalker HeroscopesController VillainscopesBrute | ~Handwritten page found laying atop the Horoscope submission~ Hello again, my dears. Its touch up time again, and from the mild VillainscopesBrute HeroesController ~Love and Kisses |
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Base ShowcaseThis week we visit the Infinity server and talk with OSHAs Lady Supergroup name: The OSHA Academy Which Server do you call home? All US Servers on blueside. Our largest base is on Infinity where When established: Dec 24, 2005. How many members: Seventy-five. We have a ten day Approximate base value: Approximately $33 Approximately how much time do you spend per day/week/month Well, now that the base is basically complete, I would have to say Favorite base item/least favorite: Currently, our new shiny Fusion Generator and the Autonomous What do you most enjoy about base editing? Least enjoy? I guess that would have to be adding the features that the SG has What would be highest on your wish-list for new base items? Someone brought up in the forums that it would be really cool to If you could give just one piece of advice to a new base Start small. You don't have to delete everything in the base to Anything else you'd like to add about your SG, your base or We have SGs on every server. We have bases on most of them. Our | |
How to RoleplayCharacter Creation, Part ThreeHere it is, one of the most essential parts to building up your Now, in the City of Heroes/Villains character creation process, If you had a concept in mind while making your character, build Your backstory should be written as if you were an author writing Keep it coherent. If your character gained their powers or Got any questions? Send me a PM. Until then, see you next time | This article, should you choose to read it, represents the opinion Win or Phail?ManticoreWin ▪ Has money Phail ▪ lol trick Phail!!What a jerk. Oh, was Katana/Regen not good enuff so ya had ta If ya want ta make a name fer yerself in this city, then mabye ya |
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ZzazztVirtue ServerWhere do you live? Seattle, Washington. Do you have any pets? I have a parrot. I'm not really a pirate in real life, though. Her What is the most interesting place you have visited? The worlds largest ball of twine in Darwin, MN. Okay, I haven't I'd have to say Australia and Germany were the most interesting What are your top three songs of all time My musical tastes fluctuate so much that I don't think I have a What five TV shows could you not live without? I don't watch TV, for serious. What was the best book you last read? Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk What is your favorite pop culture quote? Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room! What other hobbies do you have? I do a fair bit of drawing and painting when the inclination takes Who is your real life hero? Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Pants? I have a pair somewhere, I think. What is your home server, and why did you end up picking it as your My home server is Virtue. I picked it because it is the unofficial How were you drawn to this game? A friend of mind bought it for me as a Christmas present last What is your favorite aspect of the game? The friends I have made. Wearing underwear over one's clothes and Who is your namesake character, and what are they? Crimson Cutlass. She's an adventuresome air pirate. Technically, Which type of character would you say is your favorite to play and I'd have to say Brute. It is awfully fun to feel nigh-invincible. How do you normally handle new challenges in the game? I run in, think I'm invincible, and die repeatedly. Which zone is your favorite? Right now it is currently the new Rikti War Zone since it is shiny What is your favorite storyline in the game? The ones my VG mates in the Dread Aces come up with. They are all It has been a busy year for the game so far. Do you feel that I9 Oh absolutely. Lots of confusion! But -fun- confusion. What advice do you have for any new players to the game? Hmm...well, I consider myself a bit newer, but...it's a game and | Camo |
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Worse LuckA Little Bit of MysteryWell, it's another day and another dollar, and Im sitting in the Anyway, here I was, drinking my cares away when I look around. Kahlan D'Rane: Sweet, a villain. I've been getting heroes Worse Luck: I don't know. I can't remember anything before Kahlan D'Rane: Wow. That bad? Worse Luck: Heh, I think some jerk messed with my head. All Kahlan D'Rane: I hate it when that happens. So, who's your Worse Luck: Yeah, those guys. I get to cut a lot of those. Kahlan D'Rane: They are fun. Carnies are fun, too. They Worse Luck: I think I hate the Circle more. Kahlan D'Rane:*shudder* Circle...they think they know magic Worse Luck: Their caves can be pretty annoying. Especially Kahlan D'Rane: Those crystals break my inviz, too. Makes Worse Luck: Oh, that tree is really annoying. Kahlan D'Rane: It hates me. It always takes me out in one Worse Luck: Hahaha, enemy to squishies all around. Kahlan D'Rane: No kidding. So what do you think of this Worse Luck: Well, the Rikti haven't been too much of a Kahlan D'Rane: Ugh. I feel your pain on that. Trying to get Worse Luck: One drone can mess me up good depending on the Kahlan D'Rane: Ugh. Don't ever try to stealth the last Worse Luck: Well, in situations like that, I'll let my Kahlan D'Rane: Hehe, that's a good plan. I'm the team taxi, Worse Luck: I like to stealth things if I can most of the Kahlan D'Rane: Yeah I don't mind blasting away, but Worse Luck: Hehe, I'm glad I'm not that slow. Kahlan D'Rane: Yeah, even with Speed Boost, they're slow, Worse Luck: Being quick and nimble is very important to me. Kahlan D'Rane: Well, I can make you quicker. Worse Luck: I love Speed Boost. Makes me able to kill much Kahlan D'Rane: Well, my pager is going off again. *sigh* I Worse Luck: No problem. Anything for another villain. Kahlan D'Rane: See ya around sometime. | BridgeCrew DaveA Hero with a lot of Heart!Well, it was happy hour in the Tiki Lounge. The fire dancers had I started towards the bar, and this pretty unassuming guy shows up Kahlan D'Rane: So care to buy a gal a drink? Even a BridgeCrew Dave: This coin is pretty much the only one I Kahlan D'Rane: Haha, okay. Kahlan D'Rane: So what brings you to Paragon, other than BridgeCrew Dave: The hospital actually. Paragon was one of Kahlan D'Rane: Oh? What's up with that? Your heart, that BridgeCrew Dave: I was born with a hole in it and was Kahlan D'Rane: Ick. That must not have been fun. Bet they BridgeCrew Dave: For the most part, I hid it under my Kahlan D'Rane: Musta really sucked in the summer. BridgeCrew Dave: Oh yeah, after Grade 6, we had a cooling Kahlan D'Rane: Hehe, I bet you were relieved after that. BridgeCrew Dave: Felt SO much better. Kahlan D'Rane: So, how did you get your powers anyway? BridgeCrew Dave: My powers were originally based out of my Kahlan D'Rane: Less-than-FDA-approved? You mean Crey tech? BridgeCrew Dave: Actually Bridgecrew Industries Tech. I Kahlan D'Rane: Ah, I see. Kahlan D'Rane: So, what's your favorite baddie to beat on BridgeCrew Dave: In all honesty, I love fighting the Kahlan D'Rane: Interesting. I don't mind beating on the BridgeCrew Dave: That's why I had the force fields Kahlan D'Rane: So what do you do for fun around here? BridgeCrew Dave: Well, running my company takes a lot of my Kahlan D'Rane: *shudder* Don't get me started on the Rikti. BridgeCrew Dave: Well, my older brother is still missing Kahlan D'Rane: Oh? BridgeCrew Dave: Yeah, weve heard everything from he died Kahlan D'Rane: Well, if I see him, I'll let you know since BridgeCrew Dave: I don't know what he's going by now, if Kahlan D'Rane: Ah. So, what are your long-term plans? Any BridgeCrew Dave: I plan on making Bridgecrew Industries one Kahlan D'Rane: Wow. That's cool. I know there's one guy BridgeCrew Dave: Mr. Raymond? Yes, we've been keeping him Kahlan D'Rane: Cool. And Khu Rett isn't enthused about his Kahlan D'Rane: So, do you have any secret crushes? Hehe. BridgeCrew Dave: No, I'm sorry, I can't say I do. I have a Kahlan D'Rane: Aww. Oh well, hehe. Can't hurt to ask. BridgeCrew Dave: Anytime. |
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We have been established on the Guardian Server since City of We seek to expand our ranks. Promotions are awarded according to We also have scheduled Taskforces each weekend when possible, Send a /tell to @Botley, @Alpha-One or @MrsAlphaOne to be Selling: life-like mechanical Ravens useful for my tasks. Long NOW HIRING: Motivated vigilante types for immediate placement as | THE CITY SCOOP seeks staff writers to contribute articles, The Kheldian League is a supergroup on Triumph. It is only for The PvP Event Committee is looking for more experienced event Smiling Lemur's Kora Fruit Smoothie Stand is open for the Summer! What's small friendly and gets the job done? Classifieds in The |
Week 15 of "The City Scoop a publication for Supers by Supers!
Eight pages of Super goodness! The Scoop leads in this week with a recap of some live and in game organizing to help one of Pinnacles regulars reach 50 for the first time on the GenCon show room floor. Speaking from one who was standing there on the show floor when this all happened, there was an intense energy and anticipation from those of us watching the big screen. Also I was able to hand out hundreds of trial codes as people walked passed and asked What game is that? I was so happy to share the information about our wonderful game and the amazing community that calls Paragon City home. Its hard to describe it but I was genuinely proud watching the community gather to support one individual and it gave me goosebumps when all the community members and the NCsoft team clapped and cheered when the bright yellow words Level Up appeared across the screen.
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The City Scoop
The Journey's End
By
Bonehead
Vol I, Issue XV
August 24th, 2007
Hi, my name is Bonehead and Im an altoholic.
I started playing Sept. 13, 2004. I was an instant altoholic.
There are just so many different cool power combinations! It also helped that a
bunch of people I knew from another board played as well. Since they were
scattered on different servers, I, of course, had to make characters on their
servers as well.
I became pretty quick friends with one of them, Tirtuatha, and
hes probably a worse altoholic then I was (am). So, over the next two years,
we made dozens of toons on just about every server. I ended up with at least
one character of each AT in the teens or higher (except Brutes) on every server
except Protector. My next toon will be a Brute on Pinnacle to remedy that. One
day, we were joking around about silly toon ideas and wondered if you could
make a Robot/Ninja/Pirate/Zombie/Cowboy with all the new costume pieces from
CoV. Enter P-HIL (Poly-Historic Intelligent Lifeform), a Katana/Regeneration
Scrapper. I played him a few levels, thought it was fun, and then moved on.
Speaking of City of Villains, it really gave my altoholism a
boost. It was like a chocoholic being charged a one-time entry fee into
Hersheys, and then being able to have as much as you want as often as you want
(Im a chocoholic, too, so excuse me while I have something chocolaty now) .
Anywho, I ended up really liking my Bots/Traps Mastermind and Tirs Merc/Poison
MM, and I would just tear through missions. Somehow, I ended up getting ahead
of him and hit 30. Whoa howd that happen? I couldnt have a Villain hit 32
before a Hero. It just didnt feel right. So, I hopped on my Rad/Rad and got
him to 32 in fairly short order and then my altoholism kicked in again, and he
fell to the wayside.
Then one day, Tirtuatha tells me about this great SG hes in: the
Dark Forces of Paragon, on .Pinnacle. He asks if I have any toons there. I
check my list, and sure enough, theres this P-HIL character there. So, against
my altoholic instinct, I dont create a new toon and start playing P-HIL
regularly. I get to meet Lord Russ, our SG leader, SuinYuostia 3.0, and a bunch
of people in our Coalition. Everyone is really cool and a blast to play with. I
team with them regularly and notice Im leveling really fast. P-HIL was great
to play both solo and on teams. I cranked things up to Unyielding and kept
flying through missions and levels. Suddenly, I was in the mid-30s and
eventually passed Tirs Ele/EM blaster at 38. Wow my altoholism seemed to be in
remission. And, to help with that, Lord Russ started ribbing Tir and me to no
end (though Tir got the worst of it). There were a few times where we had to
stop playing because we were laughing so hard.
August
rolls around, and Im in the late 40s. By the week before GenCon, Im about 47
and could probably hit 50 before I head to Indy. But, Id be itching to play a
Kheldian the whole time I was there, and that would drive me nuts (reading
Plasmas guide had really fired me up). So, I figured Id wait until
afterwards, much to Russs chagrin, I think. Hold on a second, I say to myself.
Doesnt NCSoft have a booth at GenCon? Answer: Yes. Excitement: Rising. I PM Ex
Libris and ask her if I could login at the booth and hit 50 there. Sure enough,
I can. WOOT!
At GenCon, Ex Libris does an awesome job getting the word out at
the CoH party at the Hard Rock Café. Meanwhile, Tirtuatha is making sure Russ,
Suin, and some others can make it in game. Saturday rolls around, and
everything just falls into place (including P-HIL a couple times in the first
mish). Tir and some people at the NCSoft booth got Russ, Suni, OmniKing, and
OmniQueen to join us. I say some because when I finally hit 50 there were more
then some cheering. I hadnt realized how many had been watching. I got a good
case of the goose bumps from that (and something got in my eyes, too. Maybe it
was whatever gave some of us the flu). As a gamer, that has to rank as one of
the coolest moments ever. I cant thank everyone enough who was there and made
this happen. Best. Community. Evar.
My name is Bonehead. Im an altoholic. And now I have a server to
call home: Pinnacle.
This Issue:
A Call to Arms
Crush Them Without
Mercy, Many Paths, One
Future, For Every Age,
We Cannot Do This By Ourselves
Advice
Dear Athy,
Advice From the X, Horoscopes
Design
Base Showcase,
How to Roleplay, Win or Phail?
Behind the Mask
Interviews with: American
Valor, Captain Myotis,
Zzazzt, Camo Fire
Encounters
Interviews with: Worse Luck
& BridgeCrew Dave
Comics
City of Zeroes
Puzzles & Games
Classifieds
Upcoming Events:
August 25th
Champion
*
Moonfire TF
Freedom
*
Freedom Character Auction
August 26th
Guardian
*
Last days of the Paragon City Sightseeing Contest
Victory
* WigHeroes!
A Rainbow Picnic Party
August 27th
Guardian
* The
End of Messenger XIII begins
September 1st
Guardian
*
Guardian lvl.4 Team Battle Royal
September 7th
Guardian
*
VG Recruitment Fair
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Pinnacle's Night Out
Party to Apocalypse in forty-two minutes!
By
Lemur_Lad
Last
Friday evening, Pinnacle had its inaugural Night Out event, a Lady Gray Task
Force race. The event was set up by two players, Magia and Midnight Cowboy, as
a way for anyone and everyone to get together and have some fun. The Lady Gray
TF was chosen so that players could bring whichever character they wanted, Hero
or Villain. Attendance was excellent, with eight officially entered teams, and
one team running unofficially because the registration had to be closed so
things could get rolling. Magia did an incredible job getting things set up in
two different zones because, unfortunately, real life called Midnight Cowboy
away until near the end of the event. However, things got rolling without a
hitch only a few minutes after the planned start time of 9:15 Eastern. At 9:26,
seventy-two racers went screaming out of the Vanguard base and the race was on!
The organizers had set up a lot of solid rules to ensure a clean
race. Unfortunately, there was no easy way to observe and make sure no one
deliberately failed in missions one and three, so a pre-announced ruling
allowed the teams to do or not as they chose.
"We would have to put a judge on every team, but that wouldn't be
fun for them," Magia told me as we stood at the start and talked while the race
went on. I asked about prizes, and she told me, "Just the temporary titles" she
had arranged with Ex Libris. With full teams and mixed Hero/Villain, it
wouldn't be easy to come up with something for everyone.
From thinking about the TF ahead of time, I knew that good
planning, a bit of luck, and a couple good power choices would make the
difference. Most teams had some of those, but only one had all three. The team
from Jagged Legion was pulling ahead at every mission. Some other teams spoke
of momentarily getting misdirected or having difficulty locating some NPCs. As
it turns out, though, the missions that could be failed weren't the deciding
factor. All the leading teams that failed missions did it in roughly the same
amount of time. The race hinged on how organized and focused the teams were in
the missions you couldn't fail. Being quick in the second mission helped or
harmed different teams, but what cemented the lead was mission four: the
Hamidon. By my chat logs, it took the JL team exactly ten minutes. I knew this
is what I had to ask them about.
Another ten minutes for them to run the final mission, and the
Alert Message came out: Invasion in Cap au Diable. Everyone in the Global
channels and on the teams that I was in touch with was amazed. The winners
entered the Vanguard Base, and Magia verified the badge. I had time to snap
pictures of the winning team, and talk with them about the run.
Team
Jagged Legion (with 100% bonus Big Mike)
We got the team lined up for a glory shot next to Lady Gray. I'm
certain they were dealing with a lot of questions from people who couldn't
believe the fast, fast time, but I had Local to myself so I got to hear the
team's thoughts:
"Thank you, we had lots of fun" said Iron Tiger, as he and his
teammates thanked Magia and expressed their appreciation. I first asked whether
they had any tips for the others, "Bring a JL member" quipped rinvisible, and,
"Have someone who did the mission a bunch of times," said Dausojin.
I really wanted to know about the Hamidon mission though, and they
were really open about it. "We hunkered down and buffed before going in," said
SensoryOverload. "Group fly, have everyone on the same target," from Dausojin.
"We all just rushed him and all took the mitos down one after another in no
time," said Celestial Embers right as Iron Tiger added, "Everyone attacks, no
one quits."
I asked them for final comments, and they were funny. Odin's Shame
said, "Smash everything in the way" as SensoryOverload added, "And look
fabulous!" Time Traveller had been quiet up to that point, but summed it all up
with: "We thought about doing it again, but thought that if we lapped a group
that would be mean..." I thanked them and assured them I knew they would have
whupped the Invasion wave if it had not headed to the Rogue Isles, and
OhSoNaughty assured me, "Without question."
We settled in to see who would finish second and third. I have a
bunch of notes about banter and people complimenting my costume. While
personally satisfying, they don't make good news, so I'll talk about how all
evening long, while the race was rolling, the leader of the second place team,
Friggin' Taser, had been keeping us amused. He had chosen to zip back to the
contact after every mission, and each time said something weird or witty. He
insisted I call their team Task Force Conversational Norwegian in this article,
so there it is. We tried to tell him he didn't have to come back, that he could
use the phone, but regardless, it was funny. Task Force Conversational
Norwegian finished second, thirty minutes after first place. The third place
finishers, the team from the Adversity SG came in, one minute after that.
Things were a bit hectic at that point for me. Here are the images of second
and third place:
Task
Force Conversational Norwegian
Team
Adversity
This was an interesting and exciting event to cover. I realize now
I could probably have done a ton better at getting everyone's names down, but
here is the forum thread, and several of the teams listed their members
there. I had a great time covering Pinnacle's Night Out. Next time I'm chomping
at the bit to actually participate, so one of the other Scoopsters who plays on
Pinnacle will have to bring you the story. Thanks and congratulations to
everyone though. Fun stuff like this makes me happy to call Pinnacle home.
Market Report
What breaks the tie?
The market has been remarkably stable of late, having had no real
disturbances since Rikti activity died down. Discussions have meandered through
the usual topics of price balance, market strategies, and faction differences,
with very little new information surfacing.
One recent thread re-poses a question most marketeers had
considered settled: What happens when there is a tie between existing bids and
postings? Early in beta, the theory was that the oldest bid (or posting) would
win the transaction, but this was disproved quickly in real experience. Since
then, conventional wisdom has been that it is completely random. However, one
poster claims to have evidence that ties go to the lowest-level character
involved.
If true, this would be a boon to new players - albeit a subtle
one. High-level characters have such an advantage in wealth that it's hard to
imagine the tiebreaking rule making a huge difference in practical activity.
Also, it is unclear how controlled the experiment was, and some observers are
waiting for independent confirmation to consider the matter settled. Still, it
would be an interesting twist on market dynamics, even if, in the end, it is
mostly of theoretical value.
Top sellers on each market as of the morning of 8/23:
WentWorth's
RHA
Soil
4,420,000
-1%
RHA
4,200,000
+3%
RMA
Weapon
3,500,000
+0%
RMA
Impervium
3,100,000
-6%
RMA
Sigil
2,000,000
+4%
RMA
Trapped Gem
1,940,000
+5%
RHA
Goo
1,915,000
-6%
RHA
of the Furies
1,870,000
-29%
RHA
Conspiracy
1,500,000
-39%
RMA
Vestment
1,420,000
-16%
Black Market
RHA
Soil
4,200,000
-8%
RHA
3,300,000
-6%
RHA
Goo
1,870,000
-8%
RHA
Conspiracy
1,800,000
+2%
RHA
of the Furies
1,760,000
+0%
RHA
Weapon
1,170,000
-2%
RMA
Trapped Gem
1,100,000
+129%
RMA
Sigil
480,000
+2%
RMA
Impervium
450,000
+66%
RMA
Vestment
326,000
+25%
Read the full report
here.
-Protea
The Pack Wolves
By
born2luz
On Saturday, August 18th, a Protector SG called the Pack Wolves
held a fun event in Pocket D to introduce themselves to the server and to say
thanks to the community.
Starting from about 6pm PST, there was dancing, many costume
contests with some really nice prizes, and several good-natured PvP arena
matches also with prizes.
The costume contest winners were:
Harvy the Hampster
Denier
Splat the FireFly
Liquid Tension
Lady Emeraldjinx
Talon the Hunter
Harvy the Hampster and Hazardous Material tied for first place in
the lower level arena match, but I was unable to get the names of the rest of
the match winners.
Prizes handed out included about 6 million in influence and
recipes for three sets of wings and two boots. Winners were able to choose
which theyd rather be awarded.
There was a great turnout for the event, and the Pack Wolves
couldnt have been happier. Krieg Wolf had this to say, The real intent of the
event was to introduce our Super Group to the Protector community, and perhaps
give a little something in the way of fun back to the community and the game we
love so much. Of course, the added benefit of getting a few new recruits for
our group would be great, too!
The
Pack Wolves' Guildportal Site
If youd like to contact the Pack Wolves, find Platinum Wolf or
Kreig Wolf in game, or the global @rex_havoc.
F.U.S.I.O.N. Penciled by JBreak Ink by Juan Vlasco.
This piece was commissioned by Warface while he was deployed in
Iraq. JBreak and Juan Vlasco are two of Marvel's newest comic artists for
X-Men. Warface is an avid art collector, but not for so much for just himself!
Most of the pieces he has done include his entire V.G.
The Arena
By
Excentric
Current SG Ladder Standings:
1. Freaks of Legend
2. Velocity
3. Justice for all League
4. Old School
5. Statesman's Warch
6. The Rising
7. Hell Raisers
The first match this week was Velocity vs Old School. The first
match OS brought their storm team against Velocity's standard match up. The
score was 13-7 in favor of Velocity. The second match both teams brought
standard lineups, but Velocity won that match and the game with a score of
19-5.
Statesman's Watch was also in action against the newly found PvP
SG, The Rising, being formed from former ESK and The End members. The Rising
beat SW in two games, the first being 25-12 and the second 25-2.
The last match we saw this week was Velocity vs Freaks of Legend,
in 20 Minute Rounds. Velocity won the first two matches taking the game.
Velocity vs FoL Round 1
Velocity vs FoL Round 2
To our loyal Readers,
Thank you. Thank you to all of our readers that support us and
help us to become better each and every week. This week is a phenomenal example
of how this paper is By Supers, for Supers (as Ex Libris loves to tout). Our
lead article was given to us by Bonehead, an awesome person with a silly name.
Its a great article, and as someone interested in the community of City of
Heroes/Villains, I love hearing how everyone rallied behind this persons goal.
Truly, thats what were about, and Boneheads revelation of this makes for an
awesome story.
On the opposite side of the spectrum, we have the new guest
article: Win or Phail. This was given to us by the Legendary J-Man, and is a
great example of the sense of humor a lot of our community has. At least, I
hope its a joke
Theres one addition to this paper, though, that you either wont
notice, or you are already giddy about before I've even mention it. Weve
finally added that oft-requested Copy Editor, and since last week, our work has
reached a quality far beyond what we did before. When you get the chance, thank
Pants_Stealer. She has been spending a lot of time making sure that we look our
best, and we owe a lot of our polish to her.
Our layout people told me that I have limited space, so, instead
of a whole paragraph on upcoming features, Ill just save some space: Fashion.
That being said, I hope you that you continue to unite as a community and share
your passion for the City.
With all due respect,
Marcian Tobay
Windfallen by Bokuman