Fleeting Whisper

I think the reasoning in the D might be "If you start a barfight, I'mma teleport you into your own, private pocket dimension... forever."

Is that anything like base-jumping?

IIRC, they can't give us customizable auras on our weapons. What they can give us is weapons that have auras baked in (see: Tech Sword, Tech Mace)

It's a lot easier to remember if you've bought a given pack or not when you buy it as soon as you learn it's available

On its own, it's slower than any of the existing travel powers. However, Ninja Run + unslotted Hurdle is faster than unslotted Super Jump while jumping, and Ninja Run + unslotted Sprint + unslotted Swift is faster than Fly while running. Ninja Run lets you jump higher than Combat Jumping on its own, and it seems to have similar air control to Super Jump.

Well, their chest symbol (which you're missing) is one of the vet rewards (don't recall which)

What do you mean, "Won't store images long enough"? I've got images on my imageshack account that are nearly 5 years old. (And considering Imageshack itself is just 6 years old...)

That would actually be pretty cool if they could get it to work

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You just haven't gone on enough dates with Silver Mantis.

Whoever the devs got to do the voice of Mender Silos in the official trailer should do the voice of Nemesis. He was great, and already established in the role

I don't think Posi is a liar (I believe there is an imbalance if inf on the two sides, and I believe that's the reason the markets weren't merged).

I do, however, think he's wrong.

GG, Sam

Players in WoW are just as free to make an opposite-faction character as we are in CoH. being able to visit an opposite faction town in WoW has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with their obscene subscription numbers.

If the LotRO devs said that, then they're either utter morons, deluding themselves, or flat-out lying to whoever they made that statement to.

Before WoW was released, 100,000 subscribers was considered "doing well" for an MMO (CoH numbers: approx. 130,000). World of Warcraft is an anomaly fueled by creator recognition, brand name recognition, and funding out the wazoo.

I can quite literally guarantee that adding the ability for players to visit opposing faction territory to an existing MMO will not boost its subscriber base by a significant fraction of WoW's subscriber base.

WoW does not have millions of players because players can enter opposite faction territory. WoW has millions of players because:

1. It's made by Blizzard Entertainment, one of the most recognizable names in the entire CRPG genre
2. It uses the Warcraft IP, Blizzard's most popular property
3. Blizzard literally throws money at the game

You asked if I would like a comic or movie that didn't have villains that the heroes could interact with. I pointed out that there are dozens. Just because they aren't players doesn't mean they're not there.

That... doesn't solve the problem C_P presented.

I dunno what you're talking about. I see plenty of villains to beat up all over Paragon City, and the Etoile Islands are lousy with heroes.

You take that back, or I'll throw my Picard plushie at you!

This has always been true of the ski slopes. Actual speed doesn't matter at all, it's the movement control that does.