Ironblade

Just like in "A Few Good Men" where the guy on the witness stand is explaining how he found the mess hall at his new post. He just sort of followed everyone else when it was time to eat.

The irony is strong with this one. Talk about not hearing. From what I see, all those people you quoted know exactly what is meant by 'price cap'. It just looks like you're creatively misinterpreting them to make some alleged point.

Given a limited number of teammates, I think RV is still your best bet. If you can find just one person to help, it makes it much easier to take down a tarantula.

Alternatively, rather than PI radio missions, you might try the door missions in Warburg. These are available for anyone level 30-50 and, by picking the right missions, you can be assured of Arachnos in every mission.

Personally, I used both of these methods. I found a lot in RV because I was in there long enough to defeat 1,000 pillboxes anyway. The Warburg mission was best if you had a large team but now you can 'simulate' a large team with the new difficulty settings.

Um, invasion affecting the entire zone. Massive disruption to normal activities. That's what is SUPPOSED to happen. When the Rikti start bombing or zombies start bursting out of the ground, the whole place is dangerous. I guess the trainers should all run inside and hide.

I've taken it and used it and it kicks butt. It just doesn't need 6 slots. I have one slot on it. If I'm dying so often it would need more slots, I must be screwing up.

Seriously, are you 12?
One person tells you something and you get worked up enough that you need to get opinions on the matter? This isn't a "Disturbing Rumor" (capital letters added for extra drama, I guess). This is some nimrod flapping his gums and you believed him. Or at least took him slightly seriously, which was way more than the conversation warranted.

And? So you died at the trainer. And? You got ZERO DEBT, so who cares?

We're getting side-switching, possibly the most requested feature in the history of this game, and you're focusing on minutia like what the water will look like?

Once again, I'll pull out a line I seem to be using a lot lately. If you were given a magic flying pony that crapped gold and had saddlebags full of cookies, I'm guessing your immediate response would be, "What! No milk?"

More slots on Wormhole, less on Singularity.

I've never played Storm.

Why do you have 6 slots on a self-rez power? If that's part of your 'attack chain', you're doing something seriously wrong. (Unless you like to Self-Destruct regularly - but that has a long enough recharge that 6 slots on Rise is still crazy.)

Exactly. Previously my SG would run at Heroic and not SK people even if they were 3-4 levels down. It made it more challenging (more FUN) and got them extra XP. With Supersidekicking, we would just up the level setting a bit. Now we can't. Less fun.

Still, this is only a temporary situation. Since Going Rogue isn't until 2010, I think we should see a fix for this before the Winter event.

No.
They might have changed it recently, but I guarantee you it was not changed during set-up. I've gotten multiple signed +rep's where the expected rep value based on their stats matched the actual rep exactly.

Fixed that for you.
And yes, that's official. The devs TOLD us it's temporary.

"Run into"? No. I make sure to occasionally wear my CoH t-shirt while out shopping, etc and have yet to have anyone comment. (And I live in New York City where people aren't shy about accosting strangers on the street!)

On the other hand, I started playing CoH after several RL friends told me about it. Most of them don't play any more, but my brother and his wife do.

Who the heck cares? There's no debt during an invasion so getting 'ganked' while AFK is meaningless.

um, isn't the answer obvious?
1) Major landmark which is also...
2) Displayed on the in-game map.
3) No police drones.

In a zone where the trainer has drones nearby (like Talos), the crowd goes elsewhere (the hill, in Talos).

And I find SO's to be the easier path until I'm ready to IO a toon. Please note, though, that I use hardly any common IO's. Working up a good build with set IO's is time-consuming and I usually get around to it about level 36 or 37.

I feel that level gives the best trade-off in terms of getting the set bonuses when exemping to reasonable levels vs getting the most effect from the enhancements themselves. From that point on, I'll use higher level IO's in the powers I get at higher levels.

Further translation: I don't play well with others.

Damn straight! We FEAR change!