Ironblade

Yeah, but unless they invent or proliferate more sets, I'm going to run out.
I just started a WP/ice and figure I'll do elec/elec next.

You realize that my point is that the site is broken, right? Some pages will come up with a dozen error messages.

Only one at 2400. My other computer had a 1200 as a back-up.

But yeah, I'm glad the BBS wasn't in my house. It was a big BBS with 32 phone lines and there were 4 Sysops, one of whom had all those phone lines running to his house.

This is good. We have a better chance of luring you back this way.

It's problematic since straight SO slotting is probably no longer the norm for most characters, let alone a tank. My dark tank hit 50 last week and Dark Regen just BEGS for frankenslotting. It's the biggest self-heal in the game, has to roll to hit and costs 33 END. I have it at about 90% recharge and 90% end reduction with good accuracy (close to 40% on top of 41% global) and some healing (I can't recall how much). I don't have my build in front of me, but I think I have pieces of 5 different sets in it (6 slots total). Money was no object for such a power. I have the Obliteration quad in it, since that hits accuracy, recharge and endred.

There's a lot of places where there just isn't a 'standard slotting'. With SO's, I'm sure we all agree on 3 heal / 3 recharge for Dull Pain, but for something like Dark Regen - yoiks.

hm, something is odd. The 2x2 room is listed on ParagonWiki.com as holding 9 storage items. I don't think I've ever tested it (putting 9 in), but I certainly have that room with at least 4 storage items. Thinking a moment, I can picture a 2x2 room in one of my bases that has 2 inspiration storage, 2 enhancement storage, 1 vault storage and 1 invention worktable.

My first thought would have been that you had the wrong type of room, since control, medical, etc allow one storage item. But those rooms wouldn't allow any worktables at all. So... um... exit the base editor, exit the base, go back in and try again? Sometimes things get 'wonky' and need to reset.

Is that anything like 8-track?

In general, and definitely for older missions, I would say coincidence.
For new content, the devs have steadily implemented more flexibility and control in their designs. I would not be surprised if they have the ABILITY to do this, but so far have not seen any evidence of it.

Answering just this question and ignoring the rest of the characters leveling career, etc - the two 50's and Performance Shifter are the best option.

Three SO's would get you around 95% on Stamina.
With level 50 IO's, two of them gets you over 80% and the 3rd one is mostly (like two thirds of it) wasted.
The Perf Shifter proc will get you approximately the same benefit over time as an even level (i.e. white conning) SO. I forget whether the proc was higher or lower, but it's within a few percentage points of SO performance (i.e. 33% boost).

Personally, on characters with END problems, I really REALLY try to scrape up an extra slot to get 4 slots in Stamina. I'll slot three level 30 IO's plus the proc and be good for the next 23 levels. If you definitely only have 3 slots and will use level 50 IO's, definitely put two end mod IO's plus the Perf Shifter.

Note: One other benefit of the Perf Shifter proc, which will not matter most of the time - it is NOT boosting your recovery. It is flat-out granting 10 pts of endurance. While it can not exceed your max endurance, if you are under the effect of a debuff or power (like a blaster who just nuked) that negates your recovery, this has no effect at all on the proc. It still works just fine.

Sadly, CoD seems to be. . . less than up-to-date. Various powersets do not appear at all. Also, when clicking your link above, the page had an error message:
Warning: max() [function.max]: Array must contain atleast one element in /usr/local/share/www/cox/includes/google/googlebarchart.inc.php on line 30

I wouldn't put too much stock in what CoD says the inspirations SHOULD be doing.

Just a little clarification/expansion on these items, since I think some of the replies are taking things for granted. No disrepect to the OP, but I think we need to explain a lot more as his knowledge seems somewhat limited.

On the first item, mentioning 'key powers', I would certainly agree with those four but would also add Tough Hide. Tough Hide gives a significant amount of defense and costs zero endurance.

In the second quote, in order to reach 90% resistance to smashing/lethal damage, you need the power 'Tough' from the Fighting Pool.

And definitely post your build, ideally using a build planner, so we can see all powers and slots and the levels you took each power at.

I don't get that error message, but I'm certainly crashing more than I used to.
I uninstalled the one piece of software I had installed about the time it started.
Ran anti-virus scan.
Two different anti-malware scans.
Defragmented.
Registry cleaner.
Blah. Still crashing.

Most do not.
What most of them *DO* offer is protection from debt for a short duration.

And Teleport is only suppressed in the club itself to keep people from gatecrashing the VIP Room. It works fine by the chalet.

Everyone and their cat was a Sysop.
Well, maybe not all the cats, but I was too.
And I was one of the first in the crowd to have a 2400 baud modem.

Let me 'splain. That basically means it communicated at 2400 bits per second over a phone line. If you have a connection like Verizon FIOS, you might have 10 or more Mbps (megabits, or millions of bits, per second). So basically, I was using two cups and a string.

Well, generally speaking, the point of playing a GAME is to have FUN. I have a handful of characters with two travel powers because it's more fun than having just one. And I don't care in the slightest what other people in the game think about it.