ClawsandEffect

Don't really have much to add, just wanted to mention that the misspelling of the thread title highly amused me.

Marital Arts indeed....

Looks better, I would try to take MoG earlier and put a couple slots in it, especially seeing as how it will accept another LotG recharge.

And I frequently put Gaussian's in Build Up for the bonus if I don't have room for Tactics or Focused Accuracy to put it in.

Yup, looks good.

Need to add a quick disclaimer though. My advice is based on what *I* would do with a Kat/WP scrapper. If you find another way of slotting works better for you, don't think you can't do it just because a guy on the forums said to do it different.

It's better.

I would have stuck with the Reactive Armor in Mind Over Body and Tough, and put the Res/Def in High Pain Tolerance. You can move the slots directly from Mind over Body to Tough and be fine. The only useful bonus you're getting from Titanium Coating is the 1.25% S/L defense bonus, you get the same bonus from Reactive Armor, and you get more E/N.E defense while you're at it.

I'd also switch the slotting in RttC from Miracle to Numina's. You should have plenty of recovery, so the 12% regen and max HP bonuses would serve you better there. You can move the Miracle proc to Health.

I never felt that slotting RttC for to-hit debuff was worth it, but if you're getting a useful bonus from the ones you have in it you can leave it, shouldn't hurt anything.

Willpower doesn't really need more recharge than you need to run your attack chains. I'd swap the slotting in Fast Healing to 3 Numina's and add a 2nd and 3rd slot to Health for the remaining procs (the aforementioned Miracle proc, and Regenerative Tissue)

To add to my previous post, I don't mind wild wire-work type effects if there is a valid story reason for the character to be able to do that stuff.

Examples:

In the Matrix, it is established that the characters are inside a computer program, and since they are hacking into it, they gain the ability to do things that would otherwise be impossible. In that case, the story makes the abilities the characters have plausible.

In an opposite case, crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, I just can't buy that being a kung fu master grants you the ability to jump 60 feet in the air and run across treetops. In THAT case, the story does not justify the characters' abilities.

There are all kinds of cases in between those two, but in general I like there to be at least some attempt at explaining how or why these characters can do these impossible things. I can handwave a certain amount of it, but when it crosses into the realm of "What? Are you serious?" the story kind of loses my interest.

As far as superhero stuff goes, I can suspend my disbelief quite a bit, but blatant ignoring of the laws of physics still annoys me. For example, I can accept that Superman can fly, but if he stops using whatever force he is exerting to do so, he damn well better fall downward.

Another example, if Cyclops runs across an object that his optic blast cannot break through or move, he should be thrown backwards when he tries it.

I like my fight and action scenes to be improbable, but still physically possible.

Like the fight scenes in The Transporter series of movies. The moves and such are out there as far as how likely anyone would be to actually pull them off, but they are still based in reality. Given the right set of conditions and skill level, a real person could conceivably do all of that stuff, but in reality it probably wouldn't work out that way.

I much prefer that kind of thing to the wire-work of the Matrix and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Over the top and stretching the boundary of the physically possible, yes. But don't blatantly ignore laws of physics and such.

Looks pretty solid, don't see any obvious mistakes or poor slotting choices.

I can't look at the build in Mid's from work, so I can't comment on particulars, but overall it looks decent.

Looks like you're slotting for positional defense. Bad idea, because Willpower already offers typed defense. Slotting Willpower for positional defense is like recruiting an All State linebacker......for your basketball team.

For WP, I slot my PBAoEs with a mix of 4 Eradications (I skip the 4 piece and the proc) and 2 Scirocco's Dervish (Acc/Rech and Dam/Rech). You also skipped one of your PBAoEs, Lotus Drops, I would definitely take it and slot it like I mentioned, it's actually a pretty good AoE.

Slot Heightened Senses better, I like 4 LotG, but any combination that gives you ED capped defense enhancement will work.

Swap Sting of the Wasp for Gambler's Cut, it is the better attack, and will give you a chance to apply the -Res from the Achille's proc more often. I'd also pull the Achille's proc out of Soaring Dragon, it doesn't stack, and with as much as you'll be using Gambler's Cut the one in SD is kind of redundant.

Cmls is right about Divine Avalanche, slot it as an attack. It already hurts your DPS by using it so often, why hurt it even more by not slotting it to deal damage? Would be a good place for another Kinetic Combat set. You can 6 slot it and fill in the other 2 slots with defense enhancement if you like.

Might as well throw a LotG Recharge in Combat Jumping. It enhances defense too, so you won't be losing much at all, and will gain some more recharge.

You have Stamina overslotted. I would slot both Stamina and QR with 4 Performance Shifters including the proc (no, they are NOT unique, it's a common mistake to make, I thought they were at first too)

That's about all I can see, hope it helps.

You can save a slot by putting the Steadfast Res/Def in Resilience instead of Tough. Just use the default slot, since it enhances resistance as well, you won't really be losing anything and will gain a slot to put elsewhere.

I would reverse the slotting of Quills and Spine Burst, and drop the 6th Scirocco's, you don't need the bonus it gives. I'd drop the 6th Posi's Blast from Throw Spines as well. Alternately, you could keep the 6 slots in Quills and slot it with Multistrike.

With the 3 slots you've now saved, add 2 more to Instant Healing and slot it with Doctored Wounds. Slot DW in Reconstruction also. With the 2 sets of Obliteration you have in the build already that should cap you on 5% recharge bonuses.

If you're not planning on actually using Boxing, swap either the 3 piece or Dam/End for the KD proc, it's cheaper.

Take the 3rd slot you saved and put it in Weave for a LotG Def/End, unless you decided to slot Quills with Multistrike.

That's about all I have for you from what I can see.

Also, Assassin's Strikes are the tier 4 power, available at level 6, your setup there would have it available at level 2. Move Haymaker into the tier 3 slot and everything else down one tier.

I would actually rather stalkers NOT get Super Strength, just because I feel that at least a few sets should stay exclusive to 1 or 2 ATs. So scrappers and stalkers should keep exclusive access to the single sword sets and Martial Arts, while tankers and brutes should keep exclusive access to Super Strength and Stone Melee. I'd have no problem with stalkers and scrappers getting access to War Mace and Battle Axe though, and I think scrappers should get Energy Melee because they are the only melee AT that doesn't get it.

Dual Blades can be prefectly viable even if you ignore the combos altogether.

One of the better DPS chains happens to be Blinding Feint + Attack Vitals combo. And I believe that chain only pulls ahead because of the DoT at the end of Attack Vitals.

You can pretend the set doesn't even have combos and you'll be just fine.