Fleeting Whisper

When I said I have characters who always hover, I didn't mean to specify ranged only. The only Scrapper I've put any realy work into is a BS/Regen that hovers around



Another +1 for Hover: it lets you move while performing emotes. Moving down while flying doesn't break the emote, and if you angle the camera right, you can move around on the ground while flying down. I sometimes amuse myself doing this with ;pushups, or I make my character into a guru and scoot around while using ;lotus.

It will take you to all of the story arcs, which is where the story takes place.

The missions which are unavailable through the Pillar of Ice and Flame, while the contact has dialogue giving some form of meaning to the mission, are not really a part of the game's story.

Not every option is a useful option to have. Ever played Fighter Maker? It's a fighting game, but the core concept is that you can design your own fighter. It's optional, of course: you can just fight with the pre-made characters. But the game is Fighter Maker, why not make a fighter?

So you design your fighter's appearance. Then you realize that you're tasked with designing your fighter's moveset. Including the animations for those moves. With a PS2 controller. GLHF.

I'm not saying that's the case here. I'm pointing out the problem with your assumption that more options are always better.

By that argument, Patrol XP is not a reward for doing nothing. If you never gain experience (by killing a level-appropriate enemy, completing a mission, or walking over an exploration badge), Patrol XP sits there, looking lonely. You must accomplish something in order to be rewarded with the bonus experience which has only until then been earmarked for you.

From another angle, Patrol XP is "normal" XP. After playing "too long", as determined by how long you haven't been playing, you are penalized 33% of your normal XP, to encourage you to do other things with your time than to sit and play games all day.

Is this the part where someone posts a detail about a game system, like saying you can only have 5 copies of the same set bonus value... then someone else chimes in to add clarification that is rarely useful to the person being informed, such as the limit being set by the name of the bonus... then someone else starts to talk about the hows and whys which clarifies the first clarification, such as pointing out that each set bonus is treated as a power and all of the current set bonus powers are set to be limited to five copies, but it would be a trivial matter to create a set bonus that allows 10 copies or 2 as the difference is merely a single number in a spreadsheet....


Is that the sort of situation going on?


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When my sister was in Costa Rica, she sent my mother an email (in Spanish). My mother, who has a poor grasp on Spanish, used Babelfish to translate. According to Babelfish, my sister loves to eat fragmentation hand grenades for breakfast.



You'd think the more common translation for "piña" would be "pinapple".

Russian?! The Amerikatt isn't American! Scandal!

How about using nuclear missiles?

I submit the following into evidence:

No complaints! My Fortunata runs all three Leadership toggles, twice!

That's easy enough to see from a mile away. The question is what will put her in danger?

John Simm

Don't forget, It was a soundstage on Mars.

From another angle, Stone Armor characters can build up enough +Speed set bonuses so that the -Spd from Rooted and Granite Armor can be counteracted, and then you don't have to rely on finding a Kinetic in order to even move.

Au contraire, they made XP itself optional. Not only do the devs realize that someone might not want to level faster, they recognize that someone might not want to level at all.

Well, the MM version used to debuff the caster's jump speed, too. I don't recall when it was changed, but it was the only version of Shadow Fall that did.

Of course, some powers are autohit, but one of the effects of the power says "Not auto-hit". For an easy-to-find example, look at any instance of [Taunt]. "Entities autohit: Foe", but "+10.25s Taunt (mag 4) PvP only, Not auto-hit". The taunt requires accuracy in PvP.

According to the lore, a Bright Nova could be a transformation for any Kheldian; Peacebringer or Nictus. The transformations are merely the echoes of the form of a previous host. The only reason we associate Bright/White with Peacebringers and Dark/Black with Warshade/Nictus is because of the limitations of the game's powers system.

Yeah, bug brains are too small to eat easily.

YOU FOOL! That which holds the image of an Angel becomes an Angel itself!

Don't forget Ascendant!

If there's any revenge going on (and I don't see anything approaching that, TBH), it would be for GG's incessant one-liners punctuated by a smiley.

Mii, for Wii: I made myself!

Hmm, the first few results are:

1. "Perpendicular Universes" on Uncyclopedeia (ooh la laa!)
2. A Sunday Times article about the world cup
3. An Inside Science article about the new season of Fringe
4. "Ultimate Marvel" on Wikipedia
5. A blog post about the world cup
6. "The Farnsworth Parabox" on the Futurama wiki
7. A paper titled "A Brief History of Quantum Computing"

Well, except for crits/containment and DP ammo

Depending on the order you did the original Portal Corp. arcs, Praetoria may have found us before we found them, or we may have found them first. How's that for a monkey wrench?