Mr_Right

5 Stars: Excellent players who I have relied on repeatedly in the past. 90% used to be 4 starred players.

4 Stars: Great players I've met and teamed with, usually on TFs, though those who are helpful in broadcast / global channels to myself or others may get starred this way.

3 Stars: Players who have done either moderately decent things (been nice during a TF, good humor, assisted with filling to start a TF) that can either be good or bad. The main qualifier to get this is that they do something that stands out, but also isn't out of the realm of "things I would do if in a good/bad mood".

2 Stars: Players who play poorly or have suspicious behavior. Those who DC at the start of a TF and log on shortly later looking for that same TF, for example. This is a "general warning of poor behavior".

1 Star: Players who have done an unforgivable act, or are such amazingly poor team mates I begin to question their genetics. 90% of those who receive this rating were once 2 starred. None have been raised from this level yet.


All ratings are subject to change based on the player's current behavior. Those who have had a bad night can redeem themselves. Notes are used to detail the extent of the transgression or expound their virtues. Notes are never deleted, only updated.

No worries, it's a common mistake and I probably would have fallen for the same pitfall if I hadn't thought it odd they worded it specifically mentioning Enhancement Diversification in each Alpha Slot boost.

What you're missing is that the Alpha slot is not a bonus to your character, but a universal Enhancement that affects all your powers (that it can affect: Equip Thug won't get more damage because Damage can't be slotted there, for example). That means where you need to look to see the effect of your Alpha slot power is in the Enhancement management screen, and specifically the Detailed Info portions.

The Alpha slot works just like an enhancement, and is affected by Enhancement Diversification just like any other enhancement (with the exception to the portion unaffected as listed by the Alpha slot enhancement you crafted). The best way to see it's effects, is to find a power you don't have slotted for damage (or recharge, depending on what you have slotted) and view it's Detailed Info. That's where you'll see the 33% show up best. For those powers that are already at the ED cap for Damage, check their numbers without the Alpha Musculature Boost slotted, then slot it and check their numbers again.

Well, I suppose the obvious name could be "Monster Hunter". And the bonuses would have to be either a passive or active power. I'd like something offensive instead of the shields, or another boost to max health or endurance.

The best advice I can give for the sled run, is Super Jump and Sprint on the whole time, and using Super Speed for the occasional flat part until you get used to it. Then run Super Speed the whole time. Super Speed only helps a little, but that little can be the difference between 50.88 (curse youuuuu!) and a 49.

Oh, and take the portal at the fork (go left), not the blue geyser (right bad). Makes all the difference. At the second fork, I've gone both ways, and the left is the faster so long as you make the jump.

Plus, all those web pieces that got broken in the first mission of the TF forced him to start it up early. That means his hand got forced and a fully completed web may not have the restrictions that an incomplete web would have.

That's really weird. I've had that character for years and never noticed it. I think the proc has a ten percent so i associated it with that, but never saw any other proc doing it. And I don't recall seeing the chance for dissorient rolling to hit, but I don't play with many characters where the power's focus is damage, with a chance to dissorient secondary effect.

I'm still going to play atound with it once I get home, probably use that second build to test the power without the proc.

Update: So I'm home now, and I think Come Undone has it right. It looks like it's matching up with the disorient chance, which makes zero sense to me. Why is the chance to disorient even showing up in the to hit rolls? In either case, it doesn't seem to be affecting the chance to hit for the other attacks, which is good.

I'm still confused to heck, but I'm at least relieved to know my powers and such aren't... broken for me. Horray?

I think he means the last three slots from leveling to 50, when he says "meager 3 last slots".

With that said, I don't really get behind making 50 "special". I don't really find there to be a need for it, though I'm always open to reviewing new ideas for interesting points or ideas. Unfortunately, I don't really see anything worthy within this idea.