Zombie Man

And your difficulty level was set at....?


The ones that ambush you in the war room are easily defeated since you have a handful of EBs helping you.

The rest, only 3 of them, are in the final room.

Lrn2pul.

Seriously. It doesn't matter if thirty spawns overlap. If you ding one minion and pull back, you'll only have to deal with one spawn at a time.

If you inquire about it daily, then when they do release info, you can brag it was you're post/thread which caused the info dump.

Did you know that the whole game is usually *the same thing* every time you log in?!!!

Ummm... being 50 isn't *passing* the 45-50 range.

In fact, you need to be *at the top of* OR pass the range. A level 35 toon can do the level 30-35 arcs, e.g.

Try looking here: http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Table_of_Special_IOs

Yes, you can. You unteam and run around killing all the greys. However, no XP, drops, or credit for the lowbies on the team. But you do get credit for kill-counts.

Is this a piece of existentialistic absurdism like Waiting for Godot?

The bus never arrives!!!!

Looks really nice, tho.

I can just imagine someone bellowing from their cubicle, "WTH!? Which one of you is BodyInBasement?!"

They better make sure they leave one enemy alive for the HT to target.

Might be fun for a redside Reichsmann when you're surrounded by a hundred 5th.


The damage from Self Destruction is unbuffable.



I always use SD at the end of the first mission of the Lady Grey Task Force because going to the hospital means getting back to the contact quickly. Even if I'm not the team leader, I'll use it and then TP the team leader to Lady Grey. I use it on the clockwork ambush so it does a good amount of killing.

You do know that a good number of the female PCs in the game are played by men, right?

It's not like you ERP'd with a Carnie last nigh...

omg

Actually, I corrected that on the Villain Zone map. Haven't gotten around to updating the Hero Zone map.

That's hysterical.

I point it out and the red name and 'administrator' title is stripped almost immediately, then two days later, a rename. lol

I guess, whoever that was, was suppposed to be unobtrusive.

What do you mean by 'in use today'? We're talking etymology, not usage. Usage wise, everyone agrees what a proc does. It's the etymology that is argued and etymology is not determined by usage or popular belief, but by facts.

In my research on this topic we see people who believe in the WoW etymology (the acronym) being unable to point to their explanation existing before WoW. For them, the term 'proc' didn't exist before WoW.

For those whose etymology is that it's a shorthand for 'process', they all point to the usage of 'proc' coming from the old MUDs and adopted by Everquest. This is an etymology that precedes WoW.

Both the WoW and CoH developers came through the Everquest world, which is why both games use the term 'proc'. Unfortunately, someone on WoW's version of the Wiki came up with the backronym and that's what all WoW users believe. They are wrong.

The bar is to show it stops at all those zones. The thin line with the terminal arrow heads is to show that the line is not to be interpreted that that transport stops at each zone it crosses.

I don't want to get into symbolizing the manner of transports and connections; it's already too busy graphically for more graphical and, quite frankly, extraneous information.

You need to dual box with a Trick Archer and SS off of the Oil Slick.

Or convince Castle to make Trick Archery a power in an Ancillary Power Pool or a replenishable Temp Power.