Fleeting Whisper

I believe this is actually an issue with enemy spawning rules.
1) Enemies don't spawn if there's nobody in range for them to matter
2) Enemies try to avoid spawning if someone can see them

If there's nobody in the Vanguard base, the targets won't spawn (they're technically enemies, and if there's nobody around, they're not needed). If someone logs in within view of the targets, they won't spawn (someone can see them). The rest, I suppose, depends on whatever spawn/despawn timer they're on.

And again, CoHRadar is no more against the rules than Vidiotmaps.

Just saying "Watch this!" only means it will fail. Saying "Hold my beer - watch this!" is required for a spectacular failure.

Corollary:
If the enemy is out of range, you're probably still in range anyway.

Except falling damage!

CoHRadar is no more against the EULA than CoH Splasher, HeroStats, Vidiotmaps, etc.

Roman Charges

Something I've always wanted to see is an Exalted MMO. Among other things, you get 7 health levels. You can pick up Ox-Body Technique as many times as you like (up to your Resistance or Stamina rating, depending on Exalt type) to increase your health levels. Your Resistance and Stamina ratings max at 5 or your Essence rating, whichever is higher. Your Essence rating maxes at 10. An Essence 10/Stamina 10 Lunar could have 47 health levels, and that would be "ohmygawd ridiculous".
(Actually... a Lunar could pick up Legendary Attribute: Stamina to get Stamina 11, get another Ox-Body, and go up to 51 health levels)

A Dragon-Blooded could get 21 health levels (or 27 if you allowed them to get Essence 10, but in the tabletop game canon they don't live long enough to reach that), but they also have more force-multiplier skills.

Any starting character could get Ox-Body Technique 5 times, for at least 14 health levels.

How many MMOs have something resembling our sidekicking system? There's Final Fantasy XI, and Guild Wars 2 is supposed to have something similar (but of course, isn't released yet), but I can't think of any others.

MMOs with a sidekicking system certainly do not outnumber those that don't, even without including the Korean Grindfest MMOs.

Don't be surprised. Igniting Oil Slick and making the Bruiser behave sanely are the two things that are unlikely to ever happen reliably

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Bring it, leg-boy!

I don't think there has been anything official on Praetoria zones other than there will be at least one, and you'll be able to start new characters in Praetoria.

I wouldn't be surprised if we get multiple zones, but I haven't seen a redname saying we're getting multiple. I've seen a number of players spouting off how many Praetorian zones we're going to have... but every person I've seen has said a different number.

On the other hand, we've got what, 5-10 people that would be responsible for adding new zones and missions? How many man-hours go into making a new continent for WoW?

(I'm not disagreeing with you, just trying to put things in perspective)

In the manga and FMA: Brotherhood. In the original anime production, Wrath was the homunculus formed when Izumi tried to revive her baby, and is the only homunculus that can perform alchemy, because he's got Ed's arm and leg.

It's actually pronounced "Defender", but I can see where you might have gotten confused.

There's WoW, and then there's every other MMO in existence. Two totally different ballparks

But you're not necessarily SKed to the team leader. You get SKed to the person who owns the mission you're on. You're only SKed to the team leader if you're doing the leader's missions, you're on a TF (the game treats the leader as the mission owner), or you're not on any mission at all.

The way you present it, it seems you mean for the three circles on the bottom to be a group of radio buttons (only one selected at a time). I'd recommend checkbox behavior instead (any number selected). Because "Neutral" is an alignment for arcs, and someone may not want to see Heroic/Villainous at all, but just wants to see Neutral. Or what if they want Heroic and Neutral, but not Villainous, etc.

Only sort of