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Any Shining Stars AE arcs?

AzureSkyCiel

By AzureSkyCiel,
Posted on: 2012-02-04 22:09 in CoH and CoV General Discussions

 

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I really like this addition to the game. It seems like it ends to quickly. So I was wondering if there were any AE arcs featuring the team?

 

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I don't think any of the new Shining Stars NPCs are in the AE yet. The AE list of NPCs are a few issues behind (for example, the WarWorks, IDF, and First Ward groups aren't in AE yet).

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Originally Posted by Citizen_Razor View Post
I don't think any of the new Shining Stars NPCs are in the AE yet. The AE list of NPCs are a few issues behind (for example, the WarWorks, IDF, and First Ward groups aren't in AE yet).
They would be easy to recreate, though.

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Originally Posted by Bullet Barrage View Post
They would be easy to recreate, though.
Only cheap knockoff varities. Not all of the IDF pieces, for example, are available to players.

 

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Originally Posted by Scythus View Post
Only cheap knockoff varities. Not all of the IDF pieces, for example, are available to players.
Think he was referring to the Shining Stars.

IDF mobs tend to have a lot of unique powers not available in the AE creator, where the Shining Stars are fairly generic in both Look and Abilities.

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Actually, they're not that easy to create.
Flambeaux aside, every member of the Shining Stars has a unique costume pieces that cannot be player replicated.
Gyrm's spiked gloves also have knuckle spikes, Proton has a single earpiece headset, Twinshot has hip pouches, and Dillo has a unique hat to help him obscure his head.

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