Tenzhi

I find the general lack of feathered options to be mildly irritating.

I don't bother crafting them mainly because they're temporary.

On the left side of this official page. The spider emblem has a three part body like an insect, and ten legs (and don't talk to me about pedipalps).

PBAoE Support & Shields/PBAoE Attacks & Controls

There are oft-recommended powers I tend to skip because I don't like the way they work, and if I end up having to take them for lack of any other choices I often don't use them. Build Up and Aim, for instance. Or Clear Mind. Or that sonic Trick Arrow.

I generally don't go in for Tough/Weave, either.

And offensive toggles on characters without mez protection make me think twice, moreso if they're rather dependent on those toggles. My Fire/Rad controller has been pretty much abandoned in the 40s because of how ultimately futile they seem.

I have a Scrapper who's powers are chiefly toggles. I wasn't intending to "gimp" the character, per se, but that's certainly a side effect.

And I don't much bother with IOs these days.

I like the new Jackalman. I like Panthro's robot arms, but not the fact that they stretch.

The mythology they put behind it doesn't really matter to me. I think they're using the ugly solid blue suit with a red belt from recent comics, though.

They're the first two sets I consider whenever I play a Mastermind and I don't have a concept in mind that requires a particular secondary. The self-mez-protection and hands-free nature are the key factors for me.

I used to do the old tutorial every time. I'd set up my UI do all the missions (when it became an option, I started auto-completing the door mission every time) and go to Atlas or Galaxy based on what kind of character I was playing (for some reason, if it was a grim/gritty type hero I'd send it to Galaxy).

I've been skipping the new tutorial ever since the first time I did it live, though. I don't know exactly why. If you asked me at any given time I'd tend to say that I *like* the new tutorial better than the old, but I just don't feel compelled to do it.

If it's going particularly nuts, you can end up with some crazy level disparity as well. I once entered a 14th level character's old radio mission to find it populated with enemies over level 40.

I've not been terribly bothered by it so far. They seem to come out with more regularity, which is a plus, I'd say.

The first trailer I saw made the movie look potentially (and surprisingly) okay (but not great). The commercials that have been playing on TV, however, make me think it's going to be as terrible as I'd imagine a new Three Stooges movie to be.