IanTheM1

Well, catsuits are generally what counts as "stealth" so it works. ExoProto to me looks bio-tech. Not so much belts and clips as sinew-ish looking things.

I'll agree with Ulterior being at least somewhat similar to Justice, though they have very distinct patterns and specular effects.

Just thought I'd clarify myself - you're free to dislike whatever you want, but comparing vastly different costume parts in order to complain that everything we get is samey is nonsensical. Admitting that you don't even use the pieces so you can't even tell them apart...that speaks for itself. (Not actually talking to you, of course, Sam.)

Something that a lot of people overlook is that you can use the Ulterior pattern separate from the actual texture piece. I'm not much a fan of the actual parts, but it's a pretty good pattern.

Except that we don't. Out of the pieces you mentioned, only Ulterior (and perhaps Enforcer in regards to layout) is anything like this. Not to mention that for all we know it could be an NPC costume piece.

Woah, flashbacks to the Goosebumps PC game.

Whining about a costume piece that isn't even released yet? Really?

And give him a second, chain-lightning style attack.

The lieutenants, in particular, I believe. What's annoying is that somewhere along the line they started aggroing at the same distance as well.

This is exactly what IOs were meant for (sans the difficulty increase).

And considering that it lasts for quite some time and also doesn't make a lick of sense...

(We're talking about Flashbang Grenades, for those unaware.)

It's not about adding objects to maps, it's about coding the actual physical interaction between the player character, their collision cylinder, and a map object. The game engine was never built with this in mind.

Pretty much this. A reworking of how the Physique slider works, perhaps. Muscular females are not wildly different enough from just plain normal females to require an entirely new model, and the effect could be simply achieved through a combination of the slider and some texture work.

I am, in fact, going to wave my "age limit finger" at you, since there's a big difference between implication in plain text ("Go 'Eliminate' this guy") and graphical violence (what you described). CoX is rated T for Teen whereas Age of Conan is M for Mature.

I've always been under the impression that this is due to the fact that Defenders (and Corruptors, to a slightly less extent) do less damage for the same amount of endurance compared to Blasters. I'm probably half-daft for suggesting it, but I've always thought that they should have equally lower endurance costs for their lower damage.

It also makes sets that are even worse performance-wise, like AR, Radiation, and Dark, all the more painful to play. And yes, I have an AR/Sonic. Pity me.

I mostly meant in terms of radius - you don't debuff significantly more or less (I think it's less due to clipping, though) with SD. But good point.

Yes, this. There's no reason for SD to cost the same as EF when it does less and its effective range is about as equivalent (ie, there's no major advantage of it being ally toggled versus enemy toggled).

It still bugs me that the name on the Hazard Zone gate is "Crey's Folly" and not "Venice". I think Boomtown/Baumton has the same problem.