Roderick

Nope. People have already asked for whips, both regular and fire.

And they want them for blasters.

Yes. They want a hand-held weapon (yes, a long one, but still) for the ranged attack specialist.

Then again, they wanted a projectile weapon for the melee attackers, so I suppose that I shouldn't be surprised.

I'm not too sure about that. I'm pretty sure that the Mac version is the only box that has the Mac client on disc, meaning that with the purchase of any other version, a Mac user would need to download everything.

EDIT: Next time, I'll check the wiki first! The Mac version is download only; there is no box version. The Architect Edition has installers for both PC and Mac, Complete to Issue 14, meaning that everything Cuppa said was right,and everything I said was pure phail.

Don't forget Gordon Bower and Gordon Stacey.

Or Desdemona and Desdemona the Glint.

Isn't there a contact named Justin? That must be Manticore in his secret secret identity!

And God forbid anyone be named Mike or John. They'd instantly have the worst ever case of Multiple Personality Disorder.

Not when you exemp down to Sewer Team levels, it doesn't. And I really don't expect to see the OP spending a lot of time in the Abandoned Sewers and/or Sewer Trial.

1- He didn't say they were.
2- Nobody claimed to get 2 purples from a single group of three freaks, nor 4 pieces of rare salvage over 10 hours while teamed, so it's not even reasonable to infer that someone implied that the drop rates were the same.

Nethergoat was just pointing out that, when it comes to random numbers, weird stuff happens.... randomly.

Please note that "Farming" and "Exploiting" are not the same thing.

The devs frown upon farming, and have stated that farm missions listed in AE can be removed without warning, deleting the slot it was stored in, and some egregious farms outside AE have been adjusted to make them less farmable, like the timer, and ranged attacks on the "Puppy Farm", or the XP reduction for "Family Earth", but farming in general is not a bad thing.

Likewise, doing something that is classified "an exploit" is not going to get you banned. Do it once and realize it's not supposed to work that way, or a couple times even, and retribution is unlikely. Do it a few times to figure out exactly what it is and how it works, then file a bug report, and you will be fine, and maybe even get Bug Hunter out of the deal.

It's when you combine the two, and begin farming an exploit, that you risk a warning, deleted character, or ban/temp ban.

If you're running CoD and the damage aura and/or one or both of the mez auras, you lose the stealth the instant you're in range of one of the enemies, and you start layering good strong taunts on them. If a squishie is close enough that they're gonna get hurt, then they're close enough that they risk getting aggro before ANY tank, not just a dark.

Perfect! Exactly what I needed! Thanks.

I'd considered that. :P

Someone who can make stuff die without whining about needing a kin, or a healer, or a tank, or a....

So, the guy last year who listed a LotG +Recharge for 1, and sold it for 1,111 paid the same fees, and earned the same amount of profit as someone else listing it at 100,000,000 or more and selling within 24 hours, right?

No, it's got a 2% chance to go off, and only does a mag 1 stun, meaning it will only affect Rikti Monkies, and other Underling-class enemies, unless it's stacked on top of a pre-existing stun.

Pretty sure I covered that.

So the Oro TFs use Flashback rules. Good to know.

They're also worth it if you've already slotted enough Damage enhancements that adding more would be lost to Enhancement Diversification. Of course, since they're not guaranteed damage, it's best to only use them if you have slots to spare; don't short change an important power for a chance for more damage.

[Conditioning] for Spiders and Widows.