SilverAgeFan

Love it!

They're filming a movie across the street ATM and I honestly thought it was some more tractor trailers and heavy equipment moving down the road at first. But it swayed from side to side more than that sort of shaking usually does.

Are these the pieces you were thinking of? These are the back pieces from the celestial set that aren't wings.

I love 'em as well.

Gauntlet as in the arcade game. The pioneer of all pioneers into the realm of microtransactions. Feed the meter and watch your health go down regardless of how well you play! 25 cent after 25 cent after 25 cent till you spend all your paper route money for the week. Then emerge red eyed from the cavern of a Putt Putt arcade hall only to realize that it's still day outside, you've no money and the rest of the weekend to burn.

I come from the future with tidings of joy.

This is actually a set that for me has always cried out for audio customization options.

I don't think one single person can assess this. I think it'd be better if we debate this point properly and then vote on it.
















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Oh I get it, something like this, right?

Like the CoT, need to be careful with these revamps. The constipated look is one of State's signatures. Without it, he's just not States.

Can't speak for the rest of them, but I was grooving more on the "in civilian identity" thing that is a staple theme in many comics. They may or may not have superpowers, their civilian identity may or may not be secret, they may or may not be retired from street level crime fighting, but...

They are in an official role with a bureaucratic organization where it is more appropriate to be dressed in something other than their costume identity. At the very least, it is a neat exercise. It is one they fully employed when they revisioned and expanded Praetoria for all the various signature characters there, especially Cole with his two different costumes and identities. Nothing wrong with keeping with the same idea here for key character contacts.

When you save a costume in the costume creator (or a powerset customization scheme), the file saved is a text file. That's where everyone is pulling theirs from.

You can cut and paste those posted in this thread into a new text file with a new name in the costumes folder of your CoH directory. When you go to load costumes from the CC, you will now see this new file as an option.

This is very useful when creating uniform looks for supergroups as well as creating twin/clone/duplicate concept characters.

I like the gloves as well. So you may be in a minority of opinion, but are not alone.

Well done!

Not sure if I like the entire Azuria, but this is the first one I've seen with the scarf. I like that bit. If we could do more of a chiffon I think I'd be even more sold on a scarf for her!

Very much been of this mind. Aside from Deadpool, very few characters in superhero comics breach the "fourth wall." Once one has identified the fourth wall in a game world, i.e. necessary gameplay mechanics that don't blend easily into the genre of fiction being referenced, making ubiquitous and conspicuous explanations for said mechanics only draws undue attention to them. Best to let most reasonable players ignore these hinky issues. And leave it to the humorists like Steelclaw to occasionally parody them.

For example, there are no arcs or in game mythos that explain why at any given moment in Paragon there are approximately 400 purse snatchings occurring in broad daylight. The whole mediporter thing would have been better served to be similarly backgrounded. (As would have AE and power proliferation IMO.)

That being said, I tend to mostly ignore these things anyways even when playing arcs that explicitly focus on the mediporter.