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The problem isn't that they can't add things, but that the current code is at it's limit. Adding just about anything needs a whole rewrite of the code. Add a polygon here, an item there, yep, whole rewrite.

It's not even just bases, but the whole SG system. SG v1.x is done, it's buggy beyond repair, wasn't made with the future in mind from the beginning, and needs to be scrapped and rebuilt from the ground up.

Yes, some Snake and Shark stuff would round out the pack nicely without overcrowding it.

Considering what I've seen on Test so far doesn't look like it adds up to anywhere near 60 pieces, I'd say there's still hope for one or two sets after all...

Curses, you beat me to it... That whole arc, all of Doc Buzzsaw's dialog... So full of win.

The best I've uttered in recent memory, after getting scrapperlock on my Bane: "Ah defeat, I should have expected this. After all, the bonkstick is a harsh mistress."

The bonus is once-a-week per character. If you run it with a sub-50 you get the bonus reward for that character for his only time during the week.

When you run it on your level 50, you get the bonus and the notice for his only time during that week...

And so on.

Right, perhaps I should specify, if there are any Noble Brutes or any of the boss level Brute, kill those first. They are the ones that heal... Otherwise, go after the eyeballs first. Their def debuff is insane, but it doesn't last all that long.

The main toon I use to farm Rularuu is an Illusion/Sonic Controller who is very close to perma-PA. Phantom Armies and Confused Brutes lead to Rularuu being very farmable.

The eyes are vulnerable to holds, the Wisps vulnerable to Sleep (I think, mostly, they're frail, so I don't bother mezzing them), the Brutes vulnerable to Confuse, and the Natterlings are vulnerable to Fear. Each is resistant to all other control types (less so for the Natterlings).

Also, Natterlings debuff resistances slightly (I think... Phantom Army, lol), the eyes debuff defense a LOT as discussed earlier, the wisps put a heck of a recharge debuff with their psi attacks, and some controls, and the Brutes as I mentioned before buff the others and pack a hell of a whallop.

Basically, tailor your priorities on them according to their strengths.

Had to stop there to laugh, The Rularuu do have entirely too many things that fire from their hindquarters.

Rularuu are intentionally some of the hardest (non-Praetorian) mobs in the game, though they give very good xp for their tier.

Each type has a very specific weakness, the Brutes are weak to confusion, and mental attacks in general, the Wisps are weak to smashing and lethal, the eyes vulnerable to energy and have kinda low damage, etc etc. (I can't remember all of it) The idea is that an organized team can take down mobs of them quite efficiently, and a poorly coordinated team of the same builds might get crushed. (Ghouls may trump Rularuu for this now, I'm not sure)

Purples will be your friend much more than oranges, and kill the Brutes absolutely first (they are buffers/healers as well as main damage-dealers). If you can toss a Confuse at them, Brutes and Noble Brutes are your bestest pals ever.

Ah, point... Though that was a long time ago. As I mentioned, this thread seems to have been necro'd just a bit.

I'm not sure what you're talking about, but War Witch makes maps and things related to maps.

People didn't ask her about PVP because you don't ask an architect why your car is making a funny noise.

Nice thread necromancy, though.

The 20% recharge buff is also good all the time.

Fixed for specificity. Personally, I like the fact that KM is being so heavily underestimated. It insures that it isn't the flavor of the month, like so many new powersets become. It's an irrational preference, I know, but I like not playing a KM in a sea of KMs.

Howabout a compromise, Revamp of Talos Island, have Vista Zoning out to Striga Isle instead of the warwall out at sea that just feels utterly pointless.

I still say the zone that needs revamp the most is Steel Canyon. And I don't just mean it's the worst zone in Paragon, it's aesthetically the worst zone in the entire game.

Yes, DA and Boomtown need to get revitalized, nobody goes there, they need love. I get that. but Steel is a place where everyone goes, it's a place through which a bulk of heroes get funneled. You have the same population flow through Talos, but Talos never felt wrong the way Steel Canyon does.

I dunno, perhaps I just don't get what the original vision for the zone was or something, it just feels wrong.

I absolutely agree, but Vista Zoning just seems easier than completely redoing both zones. Thread says "revamp", not "do-over"

Specifically referring to this part:
I would kind of like for Snow Globe to admit he was wrong about the devs' assumed motivation for keeping Rogues out of hero bases and Vigilantes out of Villain ones.

I don't think I'm gonna get that though.

I for one find the idea of a Ghost Recluse intriguing.

EDIT: Especially if Prime Earth Arachnos infiltrators are responsible for bringing him back.