MajorDecoy

The Stone Tank needs some help, it needs more Energy Resistance.

And after you play WWD6, watch this and imagine it takes place right after the cutscene:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brjr0Bhj12M

Honestly, my advice is this:

Fine a tank you enjoy playing. It will do fine.

However, anything that gets rid of the interrupt times makes the Snipe Invention Sets entirely pointless.

And just today, I learned that, with Manticore 5 slotted (skipping the acc/int/range enhancement) the interrupt reduction is sufficient that at peak disintegration range, I can disintegrate, hit snipe, and not get interrupted by the return attack.

I'm quite happy with my Electric Melee/Willpower stalker.

http://www.cohplanner.com/mids/downl...CBF93FA691F902

Edit: Though, with the improved hit point cap coming up, I'm going to have to change that build to get more hit points.

According to Arcanaville, the game cannot currently determine how long you've pressed a button, so the tech won't allow charging up like that.

However, the tech does exist to charge up powers, in the form of either combos or Assassin's Focus.

So your idea would work fine if a snipe attack got something like "Sniper's Focus"; taking the Snipe attack would get you two buttons: One that's the attack, and one that charges the attack. Give Sniper's Focus a 1 second recharge, it could stack up to three times.

Using the Snipe without Sniper's Focus would provide a Moderate damage attack.
Using the Snipe with one stack of Sniper's Focus would provide a Heavy damage attack.
Etc.

I'd guess it's an analogy.

"Some of us want the comic book style for some of our characters." is to "Not stretched and not painted on for that design might be a wardrobe malfunction." as "Spinach does not, as is commonly believed, have high amounts of iron." is to "Some of us want the comic book style for some of our characters."

Which would be to say that she's implying your comment about wanting it for your characters was a bit of a non sequitur.

I could be wrong though.

Cardiac: This one's good. If you've built properly, you weren't having endurance troubles most of the time, but with Cardiac, your blue bar won't move. The extra resistance doesn't hurt either, but if you're at 90% Smashing/Lethal resistance already, it's not much to talk about. If you take it, go Core, the other enhancements found in the Radial aren't worth it on a tank.

Musculature: I wouldn't advise it. With Rage up, you're already 20% enhancement from the damage cap, so you won't get the full damage bonus from either core or Radial. You might have one immobilize, but you won't have a defense debuff, or the to-hit debuff. If you want the End Mod or the Run Speed, go Agility.

Nerve: A better option than Musculature. You don't need the accuracy, so don't go Core. Radial gets you Defense, Taunt, Hold, and Fly Speed. Not a bad option.

Spiritual: Awesome for Dull Pain, really. It doesn't hurt for Footstomp or Knock-out Blow either. Since I went Rebirth for my Invulnerability/Super Strength Tank, I picked up Spiritual Core.

Agility: Defense and Recharge, it's not a bad option. The end mod doesn't hurt either.

Intuition: It's a better option than Musculature if you want to increase your damage. Still, not one of the better options.

Resilient: If you skipped Resist Physical Damage but you have Tough, Temporary Invulnerability, and Unyielding, then Resilient Core can get you to 90% smashing/lethal resistance. Other than that, if you want resistance, take Cardiac Core. If Resilient Core had Resistance, To-hit buff, and Taunt, I'd recommend it, but not with Immobilize.

Vigor: It'll provide a better boost for Rebirth than Spiritual will, especially since Rebirth isn't effected by Recharge, but aside from that, Spiritual is a better choice. With Rage up, Super Strength doesn't need the accuracy, and the Endurance reduction shouldn't be something you need with a completed build.

I thought someone had mentioned him or Arbiter Hawk.