Aggelakis

Actually, in the City universe, it means everything. The devs have unequivocally said Praetorian Stefan Richter is dead, fin, end of story. His entire life is pretty much a footnote in their lore bible, and ends with "and then Cole killed him". His death was pretty much the launching point for Tyrant, and was a very long time ago. I don't see them ever changing that.

Bringing forth a different dimension Stefan? Sure. We need some balance to this overabundance of Statesman ubermenschen Bring Praetorian Stefan's rotten carcass (possibly skeleton by now ) out of its resting place? Un-bloody-likely.

What about duallogging or quadlogging?

Yes, it's the same thing there's just a different interface in-game than the website (obviously).

Even though the OP has solved their issue, I want to correct this.

Free and Premium players can't interact with the SG registrar. This means creating SGs, asking the registrar to create a base after starting an SG, paying rent, exchanging inf into prestige, and seeing the server's list of top prestige-banked SGs.

Free and Premium players are fully capable of editing bases, because it has nothing to do with the SG registrar.

I still remember fondly the crusade against team announcements of drops alongside the implementation of inventions. I was one of the folks at the spearhead of that, and I thank my lucky stars pretty much every time I'm on a steamrolling team that I don't have to look at other people's spam.

And with the introduction of so much multi-team content, thinking back and realizing Paragon initially wanted to announce every single freaking drop (inspirations, enhancements, salvage, recipes)...I shudder to think! How spammy would my damn rewards window be if up to 23 other people were telling me all those drops.
Dude A got a Keen Insight!
Dude B got an Electromagnetic Wave Bombardment!
Lady Y got an Executioner's Contract: Damage/Interrupt!
Robot Z got a Kinetic Weapon!

Oh boy, I just KNOW I needed to know all that! I bet they all really wanted to know that I just got a range SO!

Good grief. Thank you guys for listening. Really!!!

I just want to point out the error of this statement. Up until level 25, being in SG mode makes absolutely no difference in your inf earnings. From level 25 to level 29, you earn 10% less inf, so at level 29 and above, you earn 50% inf. It *NEVER* "turns off" inf, not since Issue 12, almost four years ago!

A free player (and a low-token-count preemie) earns vastly more inf by selling their drops to the appropriate vendors (magic to magic, training to training, etc) than by defeating enemies until around level 40. After 40, you earn so much inf from enemy defeats you can barely even tell that you've got SG mode on. If you're really that hard up for inf, sub for a month and sell all your invention drops on the market - you'll be rolling in dough by the time your month ends. And if you're a free player or a low-rewards preemie, you can't even use inventions when you're done with the sub, so it's ENTIRELY profit.

Obligatory wiki link: prestige



PS: "super teams" are highly specialized groups of players who create their characters to mesh very specifically together (for instance, an all-darkness-powers super team, or an all-empathy super team, or an all fire/rad controllers super team). What you're talking about are "super groups", which is the "guild" equivalent in City.

A level 25 IO is 1.33% off of a white SO (32% vs 33.3%), and is better than a -1 to -3 SO, so it's close enough for gubmint work.

Adding a booster adds 5% to the IO's base value, adding 5 boosters adds 25% to the IO's base value. A level 30 damage IO is 34.8%, a level 30+5 damage IO is 43.5% (34.8*1.25). A level 35 damage IO is 36.7%, +5 is ~45.9%. A level 50 damage IO is 42.4%.

Obligatory wiki link: http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Enhancement_Booster

Because you can pay to increase your storage capacity, and putting in a filter circumvents most of the reason for increasing storage, which mostly eliminates the need to purchase storage capacity increases, which makes them earn less money.

Ergo, they're almost guaranteed not to do it. Since I am not on their marketing team, I can't say they definitely won't, but I would be ridiculously, fabulously surprised if they did. (And just to note, if I *were* on their marketing team, I would veto this based on my previous reasoning.)