Oathbound

People are misconstruing his words. He said that todays offering was his personal favorite. He maid no claims about what it was or what it's powerlevel or usefulness might be, NOR did he make any claims about whether others would or wouldn't like it.


And just or reference, I have never, and will never buy a vanity pet; and I want Staff Fighting very much. Even still I'm not going to whine and complain about pets because I can appreciate that while I might not like them others do.

Heh. I can appreciate the irony, and enjoy poking fun at myself. Is why I included the bit about how they yodel.

They fixed that.

At least, the Staff With Bonus Damage reward now pops before the Staff/Axe/Sands of Mu reward when you Claim All.

Haha, yeah...

Well, ya see.... Basenji don't bark.

(They do make some god awful sound that basenji owners affectionately refer to as barooing or yodeling though... seriously they're like little howler monkeys.)(Youtube is full of people goading their basenji into it.)

But... I already got all the costume parts from the super packs (so much for swearing never to buy any ) and I don't want anything else from them.

See, I disagree to an extent. I think that Epic At's are too theme restricting, and feel that having a new base Archetype would allow for broader ranges of character concept.

But on the other hand, Epics tend to have more unique mechanics to them that I (mostly) enjoy.

We've never really had a basic archetype added (aside from the villain ATs, which I don't really count), so I'd like to have one added... then they can toss in another Epic or two.

Same for me really. (Though Demons have never really bothered me, probably because I've never spent all that much time leveling/grouped with one).

Umbra Beast's barking just got on my nerves so much that I finally took that leap. Then I more or less figured "In for a penny, in for a pound" and started silencing every other sound that I don't care for.

Police Radio? Mute.
Portal Corps portals? Gone.
Base Portal? Not any more.
MM's Robots' footsteps? Shut it.
And so on, and so on.

Yeah, it's too bad Stargate Worlds went belly up. I was really looking orward to it while it was still in development.

That would make sense, yeah.


Edit: None of these appear to be Pack Mentality's "thunderclap" (which I'm starting to think uses the same Hit sound as Electric Control's Static Field).

Well, Praetorian Shalice Tillman is younger than Primal Shalice. By a lot.

Our Sister Psyche is 91 (let that sink in, Ninety-one)*, where Mother Mayhem was born during the Hamidon Wars which took place after the Korean War, so couldn't be much older than 40 or 50, and I doubt she's even that old. She became a Praetor at 22.


*Born July 13, 1920 (this assume it's 2012 in game as well as in real life)

I'd have to agree with Voodoo Girl. Sets are balanced as a whole, which means that while ideally there shouldn't be any worthless powers, not every power needs to be a keeper.

Plant is widely regarded as one of the best control sets already (it has enough control, and far and away better damage than most other sets [admittedly more important to Controllers than Doms]).

I'd have to agree with the majority here; Same as the other archetypes available on the market.

I've been debating making a Beast mastermind and only taking the two bird attacks. (Good lord that'd be a gimped character though.)

Birdman of Zigursky's not as catchy as Alcatraz, but what can ya do?

No seriously, if there's one thing Beast mastery has taught me, it's that more than anything I want a Bird Blast set.

Indeed, as the article mentioned, these rats can get as big as (or bigger than) the average domesticated cat.

Three feet in length. Probably including the tail; nine pounds seems too light for them to be 3feet without counting it.

Also, heh Australia. Why must everything there try to kill you?

I don't think they'd even need to add a third detail category really, just put the same detail pieces in both Detail 1/Detail 2/Ears/What-have-you.

For example:
You could put all of the Horns in the Ears category as well as in Detail 1, which would allow you to pair them with other items like Sunglasses, or the Jester masks at the cost of being stuck with normal ears.

While that obviously wouldn't solve every person's customization woes (Maybe I wanted a horned elf wearing an eyepatch) this would substantially broaden customization options without needing to rework the rig to try and fit in an additional anchor point.

(Another anchor point would be ideal though, were it feasible.)

Indeed. I mean, really if they actually played with the set for 5 minutes they can't have NOT noticed how frequent and repetitive the barking is. Could they?