Ravenswing

Sorry, but I start pretty much all my heroes in Galaxy, probably because Atlas is so popular.

Plus, I roleplay under Galaxy Girl's statue pretty much every night.

It generally doesn't seem that empty, at least on Union.

This thread is here in case anyone wants to poke their nose in.

Since the demo'd the NVidia 3D solution at HeroCon (on Aion), I think you'd find they'd do it that way.

The '3D encoding' is already embedded in the graphics calls. You just need a system that interprets and displays it.

If I'd won the one they were giving away at HeroCon, I'd have been very happy. Since I didn't and you need a $200 gadget plus a 120Hz screen, it's way, way, WAY too expensive for what amounts to a very sexy gimmick, which currently doesn't even work with CoX.

Then you clearly didn't bother to read what I wrote.

With the exception of a few bios which are generally spoofs of the kind of long bios you are talking about, the vast majority of long bios are:
* badly written
* badly spelled
* written by someone who's first language isn't yours, but they wrote it in yours anyway.
* and finally, entirely anathema to any form of good roleplay (or even bad roleplay half the time).

Correct. Equally, there's no reason to increase it when there are far better ways to use resources and far better places to put a long bio.

That's actually part of the background. Run the Origins arc. Essentially, everything comes from the same source, so it's hardly surprising that everyone can do everything.

Origin-specific powersets don't actually exist, and they aren't going to start including them. While some sets lend themselves to some origins more obviously than others, they aren't specific.

e.g. There's no reason why you can't have an Energy/Devices Mutant Blaster. The mutant power is energy blasts, supplanted with gadgets.

Willpower is a perfectly good Magic origin set, Mutants could have enhanced neural systems which provide the effect, Science could have done the same, implants could provide a tech alternative.

It's all a matter of conception.

I considered that, but thought it might be a bit much. Or perhaps you also get the 'Trying Too Hard' badge for the extra effort.

There's so much wrong with this.

Evil is a matter of intent. Your words.
To kill millions to save the world is evil. i.e. Your intent does not matter, it's what you did that sets your state.

That's a logical contradiction.


Evil is a matter of intent.
It involves free will, choice.

Highly debateable, but, given the example above: if I choose to let the entire world die when I could have saved the world by killing a few members of it, that makes me a good person?


The problem you are faced with here is that defining Good and Evil in absolute terms, the way you have done, is simply wrong. I don't believe even the Bible is that absolute, but setting that aside, pigeon-holing people as Evil because they don't fit into your moral view of reality, or worse, because you don't understand their moral standpoint and don't like it much, now that's evil.

I put essentially no effort into gaining the Vanguard tokens I've used to get all the costume pieces I wanted. I levelled a fair bit from 35 to 50 in the War Zone, because the payback was excellent. On top of that, the average Rikti Raid at Galaxy Girl nets a fair few tokens as well. I recently discovered there were 'Vanguard katanas' available for DB, wandered over and discovered I could pay for them without flinching, and I barely play that character anymore and haven't played at all for several months.

Now, I primarily solo. The roman kit which is 'locked away behind a TF' is essentailly barred to me completely. The Vanguard kit was easy. I'd much prefer it if I could get the roman gear for the very moderate cost in time that the Vanguard gear is available for.

Why not?