New Dawn

Firstly I was never willing to change a PvE Build for a PvP one, then I was never willing to put two powersets together for the sake of PvP and then I was never willing to grind for a PvP build.

Take those aspects out and I might consider it.I think the PvE side gives PvErs that much to do that ya just never get around to it. If you could have a PvP only build ya didn't have to farm for it could be more interesting as you can make time.

A second build as we have now helps a bunch and I felt that, that was most of the problem solved, but the next thing is that not every powerset works equally as well in PvP - IOs did put too much leverage on the side of the PvPer who may with his mates, gank the casual PvPer/Player who didn't find several trips to the hospital in short time fun.

I enjoy the zones if played as intended and would with any build take part in community events involved in them. Amongst huge numbers and with the ability to work with onside NPCs such as in Sirens Call, you stand a good chance of contributing. While some heroes were owning one hotspot, and some villains were owning another hotspot, the ones nearer their bases. I was using PvE play to help the Hero NPCs to beat the Villain NPCs just by herding the villain NPCs into ambushes.

Thing is we don't see massive events in them zones and I think there should be, lets say that when you attend a mass public event in Sirens Call as a villain or hero it shouldn't matter how bad you are you could stand a good chance of achieving a good random reward. It could be a lottery based for just being a part of it. Teleporters or secret exits around hotspots that you can get to quick from the hospital could make all those long trips back short and keep the action going.

In general with PvErs I don't think there is much reason for them to be in the PvP zones.

People have more reasons to keep on playing at 50 and even more so now no two peoples characters need ever be built the same.

I didn't get why people hung up their capes so easily.

In order to balance out the game Going Rogue should dish out more Elemental damage and have NPCs that can take it too.

Well maybe not so much with the cold in terms of resistance.

Every set is slightly better than another in terms of something. Just roll something you'd enjoy. I went with Mace, there is something about Mace, it's a good all rounder. Hammer and Shield, Valkyrie concept is probably my best choice of concepts.

I don't play a controller when I play a Trick Archer. I play a debuffer mainly and as with many types of characters, at times, a limiter. Where I create limits, it's up to the rest of the team to monopolize to an extent on those limits. Even in certain extreme cases (where people may think this is impossible) the teams need for heals need not be there, the teams need for mezz protection need not be there. The Trick Archer may not be up to pace as some sets under certain conditions but it has the tools.

I don't think it's particularly easy creating a new defender set that has to stand out differently and work differently in order to be something that is innovational without being contraversial.

I could with an Icetank comfortably tank Lord Recluse for a Trick Archer. People shouldn't be asking me how, they should wonder what it is that an Icetank has and that a Trick Archer has that can be working together in unison to get things comfortable. When it comes to the rest of the team, things still can be comfortable, when Lord Recluse spawns his Banes the Trick Archer still has the tools.

Going from group to group in general gaming it is down to everyones actions on how well things go. For an example, often people will be better off generally, if they're attacking after Flash Arrow. I often see the difference that power makes ahead of my debuff chain in the health bars of people after the fight. I have aid other for the between parts if needs be but usually its from mistakes, mistakes that didn't have to be there, and it is as a pool power a helpful option. Haste is the best option.

Best thing I can say about TAs is it's not for whack a mole types. If you consider yourself intelligent then go for one.

Just remember that the game is supposed to be challenging and imo it was better when you were the one working things out rather than being the one carried by all the fotms who have been there and already done that. It doesn't have to attempt to answer everything and the key thing also would be to not rule out anything as impossible. Avoid words like "Need" as you would probably be talking out of your butt as well as finding other people read "Need" in a literal sense.

All my VEATs run Maneuvers. When they first came out I had pointed out that it was out of all of the powers "The One". I do come across teams where I have the ability to buff others and make them look good but it's not reciprocal, due to them having builds that make them look good too. It can mean that with some peoples dynamics and non reciprocal support that I can't unleash everything I got and so I don't particularly have the fun I should have as a VEAT. Not rushed I just play something else with other people or find other people in order to achieve what does amount to fun. Normally I don't do fun but in this case I make an exception.

Ruins' letter made me laugh.

People may find Human form more interesting and more fun than the Kheld forms. Being that it is a game that is what you could be optimizing right there.

In the reply I get sent from the GMs I maybe asked for certain information that exists on the reply they send. Do they examine the whole sheet they reply with or just the small section I create ingame?

The harder it is to get a name the less likely someone else somewhere will have it. I had to recently rethink a name for one of my characters and have found one that's somehow been missed by others.

Lets say you had a character that had bones made out of something like Adamantium but using adamantium linked names is so unoriginal. If you look hard enough there is an alternative that everyones overlooked.

I wish I could do this, Storms probably have about 3 or 4 things that can be stacked going for it to pull the survivability aspect off. What your Damage to the end bar will be like I don't know but GL anyway.

The experience would matter most I think.

I'd invite any to any because in theory it's possible to get them done and I am a snob. To get choosy would be n00blike of me - Nah it's not so much that it's just because I think players can make a difference and I like to invite the chance for doing things with a less than the popular ideal of a team make up.

I'd make empathy do more for the player when solo. A rule would have to be that every primary should have about 2/3rds of it's powers, powers that the player can benefit from when solo. In empathies case it is basically the other way around.