MrNoj

There used to be a comic with a player built city called 'Bacon of Hope'... cracked me up because people typo stuff like that all the time and never correct it in MMOs.

MMMmmm... bacon.

I've got a couple of alts that I still need to add, at least two of mine and at least one of my wifes. I'll have to do that sometime this weekend.

I figured out (after doing this a few times) that if it doesn't move or open/close its doors, it's the wrong train... Though it's been a very long time since I've made that mistake.

I gracefully disagree.

My three favorite features of the new market UI are;

Tabs
Auto-fill prices
Vertical layout for the bottom pane

The reason is this; I don't spend a lot of time in the market place. I run by, collect all the pending inf I have, review my bids (to see if I should cancel anything), then drop my salvage in there.

I drop all of my common salvage in for the same price; 250 or 300 inf. I drop all my uncommon in for the same price; 1000 inf. I also drop all of my rare for the same price (unless the going price is much higher than my default price which is slightly above vendor).

The three features above make this process take less time.

There are some times when I play the market a little (find stuff that can be vendored for more than 3x the market price or craft stuff to sell), but for the most part this is how I use the market.

I can see some of the problems that people are complaining about, but most of them don't affect me often enough to complain. Put me down for pro new market.

Oh, the one thing that I'd like to see changed the most is if the all tab actually showed everything at once, much like the previous version of the UI.

I see, you were reverse hack jerked.

The price on the black market for the enhancement has nothing to do with the amount of inf you get for it during a respec.

Read that, read the bold part repeatedly until you understand what you did.

Lets assume that you have the most expensive possible enhancement slotted in every slot you have, these have a crafting cost of 600,000 (there are none that I can find that have a higher crafting cost than that). 94 slots total (including sprint, brawl, and rest) x 600,000/2 = 28.2mil Note that it is impossible, or so close to impossible that it can reasonably stated that it is impossible, to have a build this expensive.

Based on that, I'm assuming that you didn't have nearly as awesome of a build as you believed you had, making 16 million a much more realistic number.

Edited to correct math.

Norton is much more efficient than it was back in the day. Anyone that hasn't used it since prior to 2008 has not used it at all. The newer versions are a completely different animal and actually automatically throttle themselves back when other operations are active on the system.

I've run a full system scan while playing CoH. It took a long time, but it completed and it didn't slow the game enough to be noticeable (except on load times, it added another 5-10 seconds to those).

As far as free; you get what you pay for. It might be functional, but it's not likely that it's efficient or effective.

This.

That was me... I was not mistaken about the AI. I've played this game a lot and know how it works, it just reminded me strongly of a few PUGs I've been on and their behavior. It was a joke that surprisingly few people caught.

QFT BFE.

Hawk, you need to change your avatar... it keeps jacking threads.

I know, Ouroboros wasn't an option the last time I played him (aside from last night).

And only running into one or two crazies in an online community that consists of gamers is not likely.

Odds of that many posting in a thread rapidly approaches 1 when things like AE or nerfs are mentioned.

Aww... now I'm really bummed... I can't quite justify spending $9.99 to move a character because he has 1 single badge that none of my characters on Freedom have.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!

IOs tend to drop in price on Monday... every week. I'm pretty sure that it's just the weekend play wearing off sir.