BBQ_Pork

For lower tiers, stacking debuffs are awful. Dark in particular seems to be a culprit in most of the arcs I get by choosing "One Random", as is fits the theme that some of the authors want to go with and I end up with my ToHit down into the teens and below. It's Un-Fun to the point where I boycotted arcs with custom mobs for quite some time.

For minions, a simple mix of straight attacks seems best, with LT's a special trick or two.

Cap Au Diable: After a tremendous shaking coming from the orange pipes and a power outage that lasted several minutes, Dr. Aeon would not elaborate on the cause. Only that "Augustus Gloop will not be harmed".

Yes.

I've always wished that we had a /powexec_Anim (for "animation") command that would play the animation of a power casting.

/macro Fire "powexecname Flares$$powexec_anim Blaze" ?

If the actual casting of the power has the same (or longer) rooting time and the recharge doesn't start until after the power is done with it's original casting time, I don't see this as horribly exploitive.

Let's say you have a power with a 2.66 second casting time, and you overwrite it with a 1 second animation. Your character stops, spends 1 second playing the casting animation, 1.66 seconds standing around idle, then the power fires.
You would be best served to use animations of similar lengths.

If the OP's suggestion were implemented, your biomass character could still shapeshift mid-battle with no effect on combat ability. Simply slot the same (or no) enhancements into each slot. It would be optional.

That said, I'm still not enthused about the idea. It rates a polite "Interesting, but no thank you.", rather than a "Oh, <expletive> NO!" on the Pork Scale.

Brutes aren't Tanks. They're more like Scrappers that enjoy foreplay.

Damage is thier Primary, and Fury is a game mechanic that rewards a frenzied "killkillkill!" playstyle. (Scrapperlock, anyone?)

If you're a Tank player that just can't get Brute-ing down, that's okay. It's not the same. If you're a Scrapper player that doesn't mesh well with the Brute way, I don't know what to tell you.

Obviously player sentiment is against this one, particularly with the spirit that a Comic-booky Superhero MMO shouldn't have the same "Feel" as a Sword&Sorcery MMO. Indeed, we have a fair number of folks who are here *because* it's not like certain other MMOs they've tried before. (Not any one MMO in particular, answer varies by poster)

But as Builds were mentioned, another way to achieve this end would be to allow us to switch between our two alternate builds via slash command, rather than just at the trainer. It could be bound to a costume change via macro, if so desired.
Now, the Devs have limited us from switching builds anywhere but at the trainer, primarily for balance. (The first thing that comes to mind is an argument about firing oiff long recharge nukes, then swapping to a Hasten/recharge/other attacks build to remove the penalty.)

But what if:
Allow Build swapping in the SG base as well? Generally the SG base is pretty removed from combat. From the battlefield mid mission, there are only three ways to the base. Exit the map, get killed and hit the [mediport to base?] button or use the (Interuptible!) SG teleporter vet power.
Someone who rally wants his powers to vary by which supersuit he's wearing could enter the SG base, run up to the <Base Device Name Here>, click the button, hit his costume change command (CC 0-CC 4), emote optional, and run back to the fray.
As it stands, you can do this by changing your costume at the trainer, but I'd imagine that the Arbiters really don't want to spend thier time having Destined Ones stripping down to thier undies in front of them all day. It's bad enough that they have to train this riff-raff.

Here's a link:http://wiki.cohtitan.com/wiki/Unlockable_Weapons

Loves da wiki at cohtitan.

Thinking about it again, a revamp of DA should be easier than Faultline, since the geography is just fine (IMO) and wouldn't need to change. Just add contacts and storylines attached to said contacts.

It's worse when they do it at running speed.

On one hand, there's no "I" in TEAM.
On the other hand, you can't spell T-E-A-M without M-E.

TEAMWORK is an anagram of ME-AT-WORK, meaning that I'll be doing half the work while the rest of the team lolligags down some other corridor.

Operative 33. Professional Minion, Currently henching for Arachnos.