Fleeting Whisper

I love the skull used by Gloom. I'd like Dark Blast (somewhere in the set, not necessarily the power) to have the twisting multi-skull animation used by the ghosts in Port Oakes, too.

Dark/Dark Defender Defender?

I thought this thread was about Speed Boost, not Adrenalin Boost.

This. The clones are what gives him the regen - kill them!

An alternative is to dump him in the lava to counteract his regen. Or do both!

Did you only check if the AV was being affected, or did you also check if the Combat window was reporting the proc firing?

If the Combat chatter never says that the proc fires, then it's probably just an issue with the chance to occur. If the proc is firing but the AV isn't being affected, then it's either an issue with the proc's power being applied, or the numbers in the power being screwed up.

Games which do not have one or both of these things -- which explicitly allow the kiting the anti-suppression people want -- have extremely akward-looking animations, where the attacks are animated entirely independent of the legs (or whatever moves the character around).

In the mean-time, your only option for mobile devices it to use a web-based planner like SuckerPunch's Online Planner. (Unfortunately, I don't believe SuckerPunch's planner is very up to date.)

Not anymore, but it used to.

I haven't actually found this to be much of an issue. The only place where positioning is critical is in the fight against Battle Maiden with the damage patches spawning everywhere, but as far as I can tell they only spawn on top of players. So, if you keep your pets away from other players (and from yourself), the henchmen won't hit the damage patches. On the other hand, if you have your pets on follow and you notice a patch spawning under yourself, one good jump away should be enough to drag your pets out of the area, too (inherent Hurdle with a single lv50 Jump IO is plenty for this). Of course, this assumes your pets aren't currently engaged with the enemy, and will follow you closely when you jump.

Only you will get the bonus.

Don't you mean Ullikummis?

Isn't Techbot Alpha a Robotics/Traps MM rather than a /Devices Blaster?

There's a noise and a graphical effect. The effect is very hard to notice if you've got your graphics setting turned down, or if there's already another blue swirling effect near you. (The ATF I ran, we had a Cold Corruptor with a matching blue Arctic Fog; he got caught many times.) The sound effect is also hard to hear if you have your volume turned down, or if there are too many other sound effects going on.

The vidiotmaps overlay does not install or run any separate program. The only reason Vidiotmaps has an installer executable is to make the mod simple to use, and to allow one-click removal via the Programs menu within the Windows Control Panel.

All Vidiotmaps actually does is put some image files in a subfolder of your CoH installation. CoH, then, uses those images to override images it would normally use.

As above, various TFs can give you a specific common component without you needing any shards. If you always did those TF, you would only need shards for the uncommon components (8 shards each).

One of the buffs in that mission gives all of your powers a proc with unresistable damage.

I agree. If you're not interested in all the marketeering stuff, just dump everything you get for 5 inf*. For some things, you'll get less than what you could get selling to a vendor, but for other things you'll get more than enough to make up for it.


* If you list the item under 5 inf and someone also pays under 5 inf for it, you will lose money due to the market fee. If you list for exactly 5 inf and someone pays exactly 5 inf, you will neither gain nor lose anything. If you list for 5 inf and someone pays more than 5 inf, you will gain much.

Yes, you'll need the EU client, then.