Tenzhi

They could (and I would like to see it), but the initial suggestion seems to call for multiple damage types within the same set.

That's what I was afraid of. Makes it completely not fun to play, in any case. That character will likely be on the chopping block next time I play.

Personally, I liked the third movie better than the second.

I thought the Arsonist doesn't get the Burn patch until the level 32 Upgrade?

And with the FF secondary I had no debuffs or patches of my own.

I hear they drink tears and feed on hate.

At least they were still Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Even Venus, the female TMNT character from the misbegotten live action series managed that much.

Shell breasts, man. But still a TMNT.

So, J-Law says we'll have a pug option if/when Masterminds ever get pet customisation.

Then we could have pug PUGs.

Arbitrary limitations existed in PnP RPGs before RPGs were computer games.

On the subject of shields: being able to carry it and move doesn't guarantee being able to lift it to protect one's self much less someone else. And I speak from the experience of having done so during a limited stint with a medieval recreationist group. There comes a point when it's not possible to raise it, though you might be able to carry it and move, as well as swing a weapon with the other arm. Heck, you might even be able to push outward with the shield yet while being unable to raise it. However you handle such an issue in game mechanics, the cut-off is liable to seem arbitrary; even moreso if game balance is a factor.

Regardless of real world links or a lack thereof, both involve effort real or imagined that has limitations. Call it strain, call it exhaustion, but whatever you call it in real life you get to the point where you can't do what you might've been able to a minute ago without taking a breather, though you might be able to perform lesser tasks. There's not going to be a game mechanic to perfectly simulate that and still be fun, but it's the sense behind the physical limitations and ultimately the mystical limitations as well. There are those who rail against the mystical limitations for similar reasons as yours.

iXP may technically be different than XP, but it is nominally XP. Which may naturally lead to the aforementioned assumption. Perhaps they should've named it better to avoid potential confusion.

Indeed. "The cat was pulling its own tail" is a statement that may technically be true but is still unacceptable.

Yeah, and the cat was pulling its own tail, too.

Ah, yes. I live in Indiana and we just started getting forced to cope with the pointless irritation of DST a couple of years ago, so I always forget which way the meaningless adjustment goes.

In that case, I take umbrage at this outrageous early cut-off! Umbrage, I say!

I think it's technically not. The time listed is 10 AM EST, which I believe is 9 AM EDT.

I know it's got *such* a low population, but I see them all the time on Virtue. The beast heads and tails are frequently used, and the fur bits that are exactly like Monstrous Fur except they don't force skin colour on you are fairly common. And I believe the feather burst costume change was part of the pack, which is something else I see used.

The Monstrous Leg options aren't used as frequently, but I'd wager that's due to limitations and problems with Monstrous Leg options in general more than anything else.