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Agent White,
Posted on: 2012-01-11 21:36 in Player Questions
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Originally Posted by Pitho
No, no you don't.
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Well, rogues don't earn less XP per defeat, or per mission, or per whatever task you want to compare. The point rsclark seemed to be making was that if you have a rogue and a villain, and the villain gets better rewards, you might end up playing the villain character more, and so the villain completes more tasks and thus gains more levels.
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Originally Posted by Hopeling
Well, rogues don't earn less XP per defeat, or per mission, or per whatever task you want to compare. The point rsclark seemed to be making was that if you have a rogue and a villain, and the villain gets better rewards, you might end up playing the villain character more, and so the villain completes more tasks and thus gains more levels.
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In fact, to me, it seems the opposite -- the Tourist (Rogue or Vigilante, as the case may be) has MORE opportunities for stuff, since all teams on either side of the fence are open to them. That's the reason I take my most-loved toons to the middle -- if someone announces a TF or SF, I can play it on that toon regardless of alignment. For the "pure" alignments, you're out of luck.
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Originally Posted by Eric Nelson
In fact, to me, it seems the opposite -- the Tourist (Rogue or Vigilante, as the case may be) has MORE opportunities for stuff, since all teams on either side of the fence are open to them. That's the reason I take my most-loved toons to the middle -- if someone announces a TF or SF, I can play it on that toon regardless of alignment. For the "pure" alignments, you're out of luck.
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Didn't see this answered, my main character I love to switch back and fourth to do missions and badges. I have always wanted to make a solo SG base but how would this effect side switching? If I was the leader of my SG and I side switched, what would happen?
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Originally Posted by Ultimus
Didn't see this answered, my main character I love to switch back and fourth to do missions and badges. I have always wanted to make a solo SG base but how would this effect side switching? If I was the leader of my SG and I side switched, what would happen?
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Originally Posted by Rodion
The next person in line of succession in the SG would become supreme leader. You would still be a member, but would have no access to your base.
As long as you don't join another SG your original SG will remain intact and when you return to your original alignment you would be able to enter your base again. If you were the only member, you would regain supreme leader status. |
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Originally Posted by Ultimus
Could I form a SG on the opposite side too?
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Originally Posted by DarkGob
Also, the Hero/Villain alignment powers (Call to Battle and Frenzy, respectively) are better than the Vigilante/Rogue powers (Fear Incarnate and Duplicity, respectively), IMHO.
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Originally Posted by Daemodand
I think Fear Incarnate is a better power than Call to Battle...
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