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I absolutely agree.
Also, if we have to drop anything to make room, we can drop the "sort by Origin" button.

I almost didn't see that one.
Just have /sg_invite $target usable on people offline, but have a "accept SGinvites while offline" option, defaulted to "[No]".
And have the [no] send back an error message of "This user is already in a SG or has auto-declined invites"

(Bonus!)You would be able to invite your own alts, but only if you had manually switched the option to [Yes] on that alt.

Oh it happens very rarely, but it has happened loading into certain Arachnos Lab maps, for example.

A jet pack as a costume piece has been requested before. Also, I support this.
A winged demon for a flying animation? Like it flies and carries you in it's claws? I must say that it would certainly be different. I'm not sure how many people would want it, but it's interesting.

Your alternate Teleportation ideas are interesting. Perhaps something like the flight emotes could be used.
You could bind a command to play the alternate animations as your Teleport activates. Like "powexecname Teleport $$pow_animate Runic_Circle", firing off normal Teleport (with the same activation time and everything) and playing the chosen animation instead of the default.

This.

Also, does one of them have a jealous ex-girlfriend who joined the KoA? Because there's an ambush right......*urk*
*falls over from a Broadsword swing, landing in a pile of caltrops.

I'm not sure, but I think you might be right about that for now.
I like the way you think, Sam. The bolded part intrigues me.

What the blazes does that mean, Power?

The PPD allows cops imbedded with alien face-suckers to reach the top ranks.

They're ordered from IKEA and assembled in place, much like Council Bunker-In-A-Box you see in caves.

That's exactly the one I was thinking of.
And it's not even the one of the canon superhero characters that you're doing it for, but just a regular contact.
Remember the complaints of people's contacts talking down to them, even though they (the player's characters) are relatively high threat-level villians in thier own right?

My three year old states "I'm SUPER-FASTER!!".

I rolled up a SS/WP Brute with him in mind and found that many of the powers fit, so I refer to the powersets as "Tantrum/Stubborness".

Perhaps Have the nuke be a mix of multiple types? Rather than Extreme <Damage Type Here>, have it be Moderate This plus Moderate That plus Moderate Other to represent opening up the entire arsenal at once.
Well, you would be designing a whole new set, so throwing something like Surveillence or Power Analyzer into it would be possible.
But then, let's say you also add Aim. (I'm assuming a Blaster Set.)
You have Seven powers left. If you have one attack with each damage type, then the knowledge that Surveillence gives you won't do much good, as you have only one power to try to lean on the most (whatever critter is weak to) and one or two powers to avoid using for that encounter (unless nothing else is recharged or they have a useful secondary effect). You'll still be shooting off mostly the same attack chain each mission, as a character doesn't have full access to it's Primary for most of it's career.

The other option would be to have the powerset just have three generic attacks (two single target and an AoE, possibly leaning on Smashing/ Lethal?) early in the set, Aim and Surveillence slightly later and at the end have four non-stacking powers that boost or shift the damage types of the generic attacks towards certain damage types?
For these four powers, I'm thinking of something that's like Fiery Embrace, but more extreme in it's effect.

I had a couple of D&D buddies who had tried that game. The only thing they had to say about it was: "You had to roll at least 8 dice to take a dump, and could easily miss or Critical Fumble."

I have too.
Oddly, there are a (very) few that linger as a really long link, making the forum page freak out and go extra wide.

*chuckle*

Well, sort of. The main difference is that foes who are resistant to fire wouldn't slough it off as easily, but foes weak to fire wouldn't be taken down as easily, what with the damage types being varied.

As for the "Give us more details" crowd: I agree that the OP's idea was lacking in detail, but at least it wasn't as bad as soon we've seen. You all know the type, the ones that say "I have a new powerset idea! Metal Defence! Discuss." Nothing but two damn words.

As for the survivability of DoT? Well, Fire Blast comes to mind. From L1-43 I can think of a few times my Corruptor has been killed by a foe, only to watch it die from DoT. (Once made a Mission Complete that way. I found it quite amusing.)
With Fire Blast on both a Corruptor and a Blaster, I've found fights generally either go very well or very bad. Very quickly.