Eva Destruction

Considering that two of the winners have Dev's Choice arcs, and you can't turn around in this forum without running into another "Blight" mention, I doubt it.

PoliceWoman's 3-star review of "The Most Important" thing was mentioned, and dismissed, because "arcs that are hated by some can be really loved by others."

Personally, I think the author's reaction to the review is far more telling than the review itself, which I just read and happen to agree with.

They may be decent prizes, but their existence locked a lot of people out of a chance at participating in the first MA promotion event ever.

Do they really think we wouldn't have all jumped at the chance to enter this contest if there was no tangible prize?

Anyone who compares PoliceWoman to Simon Cowell has obviously never even glanced at her review thread. She is possibly the most polite and helpful reviewer out there.

Shouldn't be too hard to create a villain group that awesome. Just look at the sheer number of zombie arcs out there...nope, not too hard at all.

And then Lazon goes to the refrigerator to get his ham sandwich, and finds the dog and that his ham sandwich is gone! He explodes in a shower of sparkly angst.

This triggers:

[NPC Dialogue] Hro'Dath: Analysis: Canine: Squishy, slightly crunchy.
[NPC Dialogue] Hro'Dath: Sandwich: Delicious.

Doesn't count, since the events of CoW suck equally for everyone.

Now if the teenaged superheroine had expected you to take time out of your busy schedule of kicking Rikti butt to listen to her angst about her dead friends, then you might have something.

If he's making your play experience that miserable, click his name, go to his profile, click "User lists" and put him on ignore. Then go in-game and /gignore @Venture. There. Now you can enjoy the free publicity his slamming of your arc has given it and never again have to read another word he says about you.

Although if he makes you that miserable, I have to wonder why you read his thread.

Who says we were? We locked him up a few decades ago. That's a blip to him. Even the people involved in keeping him contained don't believe he'll stay that way forever. Who says he hasn't been locked up, escaped, and eaten the people who locked him up countless times in the past?

There are very few people out there who can make a good story out of such an idea. Statistical probability dictates that you are probably not one of them.

So it doesn't matter that my level 50 is suddenly dropped down to level 20, because I'll still have all my powers and set bonuses I have at 50 right? Oh and you know that "canon related" tag? Yeah, just because it's a virtual world doesn't mean the "real" world rules don't always apply.

Higher level enemy damage, HP, resistances and secondary effects are balanced for characters of those levels. Council Empire are pretty wussy at 50...now try fighting them with a sidekicked level 10 and see how wussy they are.
Someone did. It's called "Teen Phalanx Forever!" and it uses varying level ranges to mirror the ranges of the Freedom Phalanx task forces. If you can use varying level ranges as effectively, more power to you. Again, statistical probability says don't push your luck.

There will always be limitations to your creativity when you're publishing something for public consumption. Of course you can just ignore them, but don't be surprised when nobody plays your arc, and those that do rate it poorly. If you want unlimited creativity, you can have as many local arcs as you want.

There was no room in the mission accept text for an EB warning, since it was maxed out making sure we knew just how upset the contact was at a woman being put in a fridge.

This.

THIS.

You should listen to Dr. Aeon guys. He assured me personally that Nutripaste is not made out of people.

Everybody else gets to go. Why can't he? He can just nip back in time and buy tickets to that sold-out Johnny Sonata show before it gets sold out, and voila, he's in.