Roderick

I assume that's only one "set", not all the costume pieces. Since there was one set for males, and one for females, it would presumably be $10 for all the costume parts. I'm unsure, but I'm hoping that it will still be possible to buy the full booster packs for 800 points, or the equivalent of $10.

The way I read it, it sounded like it popped out ALL the enhancements from a single power. But either is a possibility.

Puck is a comic book character. If someone used that name with a costume that ripped off Puck, the whole thing may have been genericed.

If you're talking about the game I think you are, that shift changed the game from hemorrhaging vast sums of money to a papercut of lost money. Think about what a similar change could do to a game that's actually turning a profit before the change.

Probably either from the Calendar (Mouseover or click the "X birthdays" on June 25th) or her Profile page.

You'll be able to buy individual parts from the boosters, whole costumes from boosters, or even the boosters as a whole via Paragon Points. Any costume parts you buy will be account based, not per character.

http://www.mmorpg.com/showFeature.cf...re/2988/page/1

Gimme mah internets.

My understanding is that the "beam" is used so that our base can be anywhere - an apartment, an underground complex, a moonbase, or anywhere we want. The transporter is there so that everyone goes to the same place to access the base, no matter where the actual base is supposed to be.

Personally, I prefer collecting Villain Accolades. I'd rather stop and do a Mayhem every few levels than run all of the Task Forces for TFC. And Demonic vs. Archmage? I'll take the villain one any day.

My understanding is that this is a technical limitation, but I would love to see it fixed too.

The ones in the bank in Mayhems are fine. Scare them and they leave. The rest, I agree - very annoying, and unrealistic to assume that a panicing civilian would run between a Superhero and the Supervillain they're fighting.

*shrug* Fame is just the name of a game system. It's easy enough to ignore. My first character was a Magic Blaster. I counted once - Do you have ANY idea how many earrings he was wearing? He must have had elephantine ears.

That's a design choice for balance reasons, not just technical limitations. As to having two forms? That tech didn't exist before dual pistols, so it couldn't have been done with the earlier sets. Whether it would be a good idea to retrofit them is debatable.

With the flashback, the whole team is committed for the whole story arc. They can't join partway through. With normal arcs, I can run through Unai Kemen's insanely long arc, and then at the end invite seven people, and we all fly or jump past the Warwolves and smack down Requiem. 40+ Merits for everybody! Or we can run it all together and then each do the end mission seperately. 300+ Merits for everybody! Again, it's a balance issue.
And no, we can't have the system track what you helped with, and give proportionate rewards. Either it would only remember as long as you were logged in, and logging out for the night and back to finish tomorrow would result in the other guy getting partial rewards, or the progress would be stored in your character file, and every time you teamed with someone who was on a story arc, your character file would get a little more bloated (unless you finished the arc with them), until everyone's character files were so big that load times were affected.


"Epic" only meanse "ZOMG awesome l33tsauceness!" in netspeak. It's actual meaning, and the one that the Devs said that they used, is "a long story", in specific reference to the 1-50 story arc.
Despite that, I know a few people who will argue with you over which EAT is more awesome. Your opinion isn't wrong, but it isn't universal either.

Yeah, no reward enemies suck. It sucks that they weren't adjusted in a way that let them still give rewards. I wouldn't complain if they were changed back with a different anti-farming limitation (like maximum number of summons).

I never noticed the Knives' caltrops, honestly, but some CoT patches do that too. The Carnie Phantasm is annoying, and if he summons a Decoy just before he dies, he's even worse. There's a couple factions that summon Animated Stones that don't die with their summoner. Those suck too. And all the pets on this list fit into your previous list too.

Are you going to buy a new computer for me, and for everyone else who doesn't have a computer that's good enough for Ultra Mode? Because the barrier to water powers is that they'd up the minimum system requirements for the whole game to the Ultra Mode minimums. If they did that, I'd quit on the spot - not because I'd want to, but because I can't afford to upgrade my computer. And I'm willing to bet that there's other players in the same boat. Since they're adopting a Free to Play model to entice people to come back, how much sense does it make to say "Hey! Come back and see how awesome we are! And we won't charge you anything for it! But you have to buy a BRAND NEW COMPUTER first!"

In a couple years, when the baseline computers are good enough to run the minimum Ultra Mode settings, sure. But until then, I'm afraid water powers are probably gonna keep getting the same response.

I already have Winter badges from years before I started playing the game. If they can already sell those, I'm currently hoping that all the time-restricted badges become available for points.

No, but it does come with the ability to automatically adjust you to within one level of all your teammates. :P

60 days, officially. However, many people have reported having an account inactive far over the 60 day limit, and not had anything deleted.