EnigmaBlack

Originally Posted by Chad Gulzow-Man

It's because Ninja Run is half Super Speed and half Super Jump, the latter half being the reason.

Super Jump detoggles Combat Jumping too, and I've never once heard anyone complain about it.


For the first 14 issues, I had to turn on all my toggles every time I got mezzed. At times, bugs made it so I had to retoggle every time I zoned. It didn't make the game unplayable or even more difficult; it just meant I had to be aware of my toggle status. And this "problem" you have, as I mentioned above, is still an ongoing issue with Super Jump, as it automatically detoggles Combat Jumping and always has.

As far as I'm concerned, you're just being lazy now. I'm not going to put your steak in a blender just because you don't want to exert the effort to chew it.

Originally Posted by Chad Gulzow-Man

Sooo... make a bind or macro that will activate the alternating power at the press of a button?

/bind g "powexec_toggleon Ninja Run$$powexec_toggleon Combat Jumping"

(I think that's right... you might just want to use powexec_name)

Since binds read from right to left, you'll activate Combat Jumping the first time you press G, then Ninja Run (which detoggles Combat Jumping) the second time, then toggle on Combat Jumping (which will detoggle Ninja Run) with the third press, and so on.

Originally Posted by EnigmaBlack

I'm a bit surprised by reactions like this. Most people who have CJ also have travel powers, often SJ, which de-toggles CJ.

Other travels which may not, or players who go without actual travel powers are losing out on a grand total of 2-2.5% def. If you're soft-capped with it, there's still very little chance you'll get hit, so long as you don't stop to fight while keeping NR up instead of switching back to CJ. If you're not near or at soft-cap, then that 2.5% really isn't making such a large impact to really matter.

As for the movement aspect, NR actually provides faster jumping movement and height than CJ, albeit with less air control.

Ultimately, the only real aspect left out when toggling NR on is CJ's immob protection. Personally, I can't see that as a game breaker for a power that either makes no change to your build otherwise or actually saves a power.

Mind you, not buying it is not buying it. I just think that it de-toggling CJ is an odd reason to base this decision off of when looking at the facts.

Originally Posted by Grey Pilgrim

I think you jump higher than CJ with it, and it detoggles in combat anyway, so you wouldn't want to run it at that time anyway.

As I said before, I'm not sure why they made it exclusive with CJ, as you no one is going to want to use it in combat. Doesn't really add up, and limits how much it's going to help you travel a bit.

Originally Posted by Fleeting Whisper

... which would be why I only listed combinations with Sprint, Hurdle, and Swift.

I find it very important to mention since many players like to keep CJ on.

Originally Posted by _Pine_

There are a few things I want to bring up about Ninja Run.

1) Detoggles my Combat Jumping.
This I can probably get over.

2) It suppresses when you attack. =(
When fighting with this on, it is completely supressed and you don't get any benifit from it, just like a travel power.

Note: I have not tested in a PvP zone

3) It is unenhanceable.
This is another point that I can probably get over. The devs wanted to give us a good power without the ability for it to become over powered.

4) It costs double the endurance of sprint.
This falls under the overpowered part of the power as the point above states. If it didn't cost any end, then it could definitely be called over powered.

5) Doesn't work in Granite :/
Not that big of a deal, just saw that some one asked about it and wanted to note that it doesn't.

Originally Posted by VoodooCompany

Originally Posted by EvilRyu

I wanted to add this where that nice little option of I want to fight bosses when solo on a team set to 8 comes in nicely. But again this is going to be where you have to make a few choices. Is it better to fight more bosses that take longer to kill but have a higher chance to drop purples and a chance at a pool c or d recipe or to kill only luitenents/minions that you can go thru faster that will give you more drop opportunities in a shorter amount of time just for purples. Personally I been waiting to see if someone has done the math on this to see which method is going to be better for a standard non-AE farm.

Originally Posted by Dispari

Forget that! I want...

Originally Posted by Perfect_Pain

What 1 thing do you want in Going Rogue, or any upcoming Issue really, that hasn't been announced yet. (or even hinted at)







Mine would be new zones for CoV.

Originally Posted by NordBlast

Prices came down somewhat after i16 release, but looks like almost all bounced back since then.

Originally Posted by Golden Girl

Yes

Originally Posted by Morac_Ex_Machina

I think that TFs take much more development time, as well as generally a lot more time out of the players day. Invasions take around 20 minutes, but a TF can take anywhere from one to three hours on average (speed runs excluded).

Originally Posted by Fuzun

The devs try to cater to everyone but it's an impossibility. It's a balancing act the devs has to navigate. They need to run the event long enough to allow the casual players to get in enough play time for the zone events. But players who can play a lot more, they get in the event play time, and then they want it over with.

And then there are players like me who went on 2 week vacation (Herocon) as the event started. I'm thankful they are extended it another week as I was recovered from my vacation over the week-end. I really didn't want to do much except veg.