Zombie Man
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She's making another face at you.
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Please also post the results of a HijackThis log - it will show us what's running on your computer concurrently with CoH. Click on "Do a system Scan and save a logfile." It will automatically open up Notepad and put the info there. Make sure Wordwrap is off in Notepad (Format > Wordwrap unchecked) before you cut and paste here.
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Quote:Don't worry, someone will surely get it.Originally Posted by Daimyo_Shi
I thinking the Clap in the middle of it will not make any sense. -
Quote:Speed buffs are based off of base speed of 14.32 mph. So, a 10% buff will allow you to hit the cap. There are speed buffs from IO sets. Also, there's a speed buff from the Day Job from logging off at trams, which is a 15% boost for a while after logging in.Originally Posted by Days_
That was where I was getting them from. Hmm, wonder if I could push it any further...
paragonwiki.com/wiki/Category:Sets_that_improve_Movement_Speed
paragonwiki.com/wiki/Gift_of_the_Ancients:_Defense/Increased_Run_Speed 7.5% runspeed buff -
Quote:It's working for me, even after switching builds.Originally Posted by Healix
Anyone else experiencing this? I love this vet reward, but it no longer works since the last patch. (Yes, I made sure WALK wasn't on..LOL)
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Post edited from Bug to Not A Bug.
I was originally posting about a bug that's been reported in a few threads and add my own results, however, I'm changing my report to: NOT A BUG.
What happened was that people were reporting that changing to a second build suppressed Ninja Run and Walk and Rest. So, I logged onto a character to test it. And sure enough not only were those powers suppressed, but all of these:
- Pocket D VIP Pass
- Base Transporter
- Mission Transporter
- Ninja Run
- Walk
- Rest
I then switched to a toon that had both builds leveled up to 50 and switching builds didn't suppress any powers.
So, no bug with switch builds... at least by my testing. -
Quote:92.5 Cap at 50; which is achievable with a second slot in Super Speed.Originally Posted by Days_
I just checked out my SR scrapper with ninja run on. Yes, she looks rather stupid but she does run at 91.09 MPH
Not bad! What's the SS value again?
Make sure you check your run speed with the real numbers from the Combat Attribute window and not from any of the speed buff icons under your health bar, which do not show actual final speed. -
Quote:I do silly things like logging into my account and seeing if I can do the drinkpotion emote or have the scientist's smock or can access the super tailor.Originally Posted by Morac_Ex_Machina
I haven't run into the issue Westley mentions (due to me having super awesome powers of recall regarding what things I have bought for my account), but if it does allow you to apply two of the same boosters to the same account, this is a serious design flaw. Unacceptable, shoddy, and other terms apply.
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Quote:Geysers work perfectly fine with Walk. Tested it.Originally Posted by Adeon Hawkwood
I think they meant allowing the use of geysers
. Although... geysers are affected by travel powers to some extent. In particular the forward momentum that you carry into the geyser does seem to make a difference so it's possible that walk would cause you to fall short on some jumps. I guess worst case is you just turn of walk for the geyser jumps.
(and yes, I'm ignoring the fact that there's a portal directly from FBZ to the Storm Palace since that and trains would seem to me against the spirit of the challenge). -
While I personally maxed out my Halloweening in just a few days, don't be surprised if the Devs disregard what's said in this thread and keep it running far longer than we think it should.
And the reason for that is they have access to datamining information. On the last night of Halloween, I still saw people forming ToT teams and working the Deadly Apocalypse.
While we hardcore City-ites are on almost every day and complete everything the Event has to offer in just two days... not so the casual gamer. In fact, I remember the bitter complaints when these events were originally less than two weeks long.
If the datamining shows people scooping up Halloween Costume Salvage and Badges the last days of the Event, the Devs have to be mindful of all their customers, not just us hardcore players.
Although... if the datamining does show the last week really had almost no one playing the Event, then they'd be justified in shortening it. -
Then save your search options (button at the bottom) so it always searches that way.
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Quote:Just going down the slope accelerates you. Try it with no movement powers. Having forward speed helps get to the speed cap quicker, but if you slide down long enough, you'll hit the speed cap anyway. (This is why low level toons complained the slopes were unfair because they have a lower speed cap.)Originally Posted by Luminara
I don't know. With NR, one-slotted Swift (level 50 Run IO), unslotted Sprint and 18% +Movement, I was running at ~51.5 mph. That's significantly slower than I was moving when I ran the courses last year, and I managed to get gold time with a few seconds to spare.
I think movement control will be more important for the slopes, and since NR appears to have the same value as SJ or IR, if it was possible with those powers, then it should be possible with NR. It's not as good as CJ, but on the other hand, CJ's high movement control and low friction may actually be detrimental to slope times because it makes it so much easier to overcompensate.
Unless you have the course memorized and are adjusting your course in anticipation of turns coming up five seconds later, the main advantage you want on the slopes is lateral control while falling and sliding down to make instant course corrections... which is what CJ, SJ, NR, and IR give you. -
Did you have the 4XP system set for "I want to fight Giant Monsters as dolls"?
It will now be up to BAB to animate appropriately sized GMs. -
I do consider auras, weapons, and power customization to be costuming. They certainly aren't powers.
While the MA didn't give us new costumes, they gave us the opportunity to dress up our own foes however we wanted with minimal unlocking opening up costume pieces that our own PCs don't have access to. Then, they gave us the ability to tint the foes.
It's only a tunnel vision attitude of narrowly defining costumes as bits of clothing or armor for our PCs that would make one think we've had no costume loving for two years. -
One time I did my best to dress up my MM as a Longbow operative and it worked in Recluse' Victory. Two times I wound up petless and thus, pretty defenseless, and the hero-player ignored me thinking I was actually Longbow.
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Quote:Originally Posted by Adeon Hawkwood
And if there were badges attached to walking people would work for them as wellI want a badge for walking from BAB in Galaxy to the Storm Palace.Quote:Originally Posted by SailorET
I can see it now...
Slow Starter
You have walked for three miles through Paragon City.
Took the Scenic Route
You have walked for fifteen miles.
At a Medium Pace
You have completed an entire story arc (or task/strike force) using the walk power.
then, our epic badge...
The Proclaimer
You have walked 500 miles, and then walked 500 more. -
Fire/Kin
Maximizes the damage you and your team mates can do. And keeps things moving. Focus on the AoE powers. -
Quote:The RunSpeed and JumpSpeed hard caps are always there regardless of how you managed to get there. Have several Kins SB you and you'll hit it rather easily. Those caps also change according to level.Originally Posted by Postagulous
I can spare slots much easier than I can spare powers.
I was seeing that with sprint and hurdle I was getting Ninja Run jumps at 46 mph. I know Mid's has no way of calculating it, so how would we see how far to the Ninja Run jump softcap?
I assume it would three slotted Hurdle, Sprint, and Swift. Not even considering Blessings of the Zephry et al.
I have a scrapper standing at Valkyre about to hit 14...so I logged. I don't know...I don't KNOW!
The question is, by using Ninja Run, can you hit those caps without outside buffs?
It's easy to figure out, though I don't have time right now to figure it, but all speed buffs are based on buffing the base speed, which for RunSpeed and JumpSpeed and FlySpeed is 14.32 mph. -
Infinity has become a zombie server. Kill it with fire!
Yes, I know. But there can be only one. -
Quote:I'd delete the old playerslot.txt first, since it's probably corrupted. Then reorder the toons.Originally Posted by Master-Blade
If that is true, then you can simply set your main server back to how you want it and then make your playerslot.txt file READ ONLY, so the game can't change it. (This doesn't mean the order wont move around within the game's memory while you are moving back and forth between servers, but you definitely wont lose your original order each time the list is loaded fresh when you log in.)
playerslot.txt is located here: ..\City of Heroes\your_account_name\playerslot.txt
Open the properties of the file (right-click > Properties, or highlight it > File > Properties)
Check the box for "Read-only" and click apply.
I wouldn't use the 'read-only' trick unless it happens more than once. -
Quote:Better to report this in the official feedback thread and to /bug it.Originally Posted by bAss_ackwards
Ahh, found a bug. Ninja Run will interrupt the casting animation of Pocket D and Mission Teleporter.
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Quote:Ummmm.... Don't most people who have Combat Jumping also take Super Jump as their travel power since they opened up the Pool anyway? Because you do know that Super Jump and Combat Jumping are also mutually exclusive, right? Super Jump wasn't intended for use in combat, and if you do use it in combat, it suppresses. Well, Ninja Run is exactly the same, only, you don't need to take Super Jump now as your travel power, leaving you free to take some other power.Originally Posted by EnigmaBlack
I was just about to head to the store and pick this up until I saw this post. Detoggling CJ is a deal breaker for my SR scrappers and thus it's a deal breaker for me.
Maybe next pack...
Yeah, I was hoping that there would be costume set that had all the pieces in one place.Quote:Originally Posted by Malin0001
Can you put the costumes in the pictures as sets in costume edditior?
Perhaps some of our costume horses can post in a separate thread a saved .costume file (using the code tags) that can be cut and pasted using notepad into our own .costume files so we can pull up all the pieces?
Or try pulling out a 'temp' weapon such as the Ghost Slayer Axe or the Crey Pistol.Quote:Originally Posted by Rush_Bolt
I don't think this is a bug.
The weapon/shield carrying stance while running is determined by which nodes are being used by a weapon. If only one is in use, it will be carried to the back, not in front. If both are in use, one will be in the front, the other to the back.
Since you Shield/Fire only has one weapon (the shield), he'll carry it to the back. Pulling out one of the Fire Swords may change that, but since those are power effects and not "Custom Weapons," it may not change your character's running stance. -
Quote:I don't expect a lowbie to outperform a 50, and they shouldn't. Even without the scaling-code, a level 1 lowbie is likely to die in a one-on-one battle with a level 1 Hellion Boss while a level 50 toon finds any level 50 Boss easy to dispatch.Originally Posted by UberGuy
It's not a bug. It's just how the scaling works. You might say that it's not working well but it's working as designed.
The scaling isn't perfect because there are too many factors involved. Both foe HP and player damage/attack scale independently with level. Low-level characters have fewer slots than high-level ones, and what they can put in those slots to increase damage is inherently weaker. (They also tend to attack less often and run out of endurance much sooner.) These combine to make the scaling diverge at the ends of the level ranges, both in terms of the actual damage/attack numbers, and in terms of realistic DPS a character can produce.
I'm concerned that the damage done by a level 1 toon isn't scaled up versus an internally-level 30 purple-scaled critter. That's not my understanding of how the scaling code was supposed to have worked. Damage given is supposed to be scaled up and damage taken is supposed to be scaled down. If a level 1 toon is doing the same exact damage to a level 1 Hellion minion as to an internally-level 30 invasion-zombie, then there is no scaling at all. And that, from my understanding of how it's was supposed to be, is therefore, a bug. -
Quote:Yeah, I already had them, and I forgot about them. The listing is inconsistent then in that in won't show some items you already have while greying out other items you already have.Originally Posted by ShadowsBetween
So... did they take away the Halo auras? Or are those still available? I don't see them on the list. Maybe I'm just not looking properly.