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I tried using the LFG the first day and it was a colossal mess in terms of teams that couldn't take down whatever EB, and not getting the basics of how things worked. It was a mass of people running around and almost making things work until you hit a wall of the randomness of the LFG not putting any debuff on the team or because it limits to just the bare minimum.

2 days later, once it had shaken out and found that people were actually organizing full leagues, I went to Pocket D, asked for a team and you could not have seen a smoother run. At least a few people on the run had a clear idea of what needed to be done, and it was like a mostly well-honed machine as to how organized it all was.

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As for what I'd like, I'd like a passive like what we had when facing off against the not really them AVs that we had at the beginning of the Alpha slot/Incarnate unlock, where anything that was within my Steamy Mist was in a constant dps aura. It wasn't a lot, but it was nice to have a stealth PBAoE tick away at something.

So, what you're saying is, "Maybe eventually" while citing a source. Which, is a lot less annoying than a seemingly random comment and a winky smile.

Really? Mind explaining?

I'd disagree, depending on who and what the powers are.

For example, if two mutants have a child that has completely different powers than their parents, then I'd say mutant. However, if that child has powers that are similar to the parents then it shouldn't be considered a mutation. Because at that point, it's no longer deviating from the baseline of the parents. In effect you could breed these specific abilities into every following generation. It seems, to me, that you can no longer consider it a mutation, but rather a natural trait of your genetic heritage, even if part of that heritage is mutant.

Have we seen a good Recluse yet?

"Hey, what time is it?"

Emblem circle pattern on dress shirt 2 to extend the color from the corset/vest? Very nice.

Also, with Magic.

The other problem is that right now, a lot of people are chasing Incarnate stuff. So, it's a lot of people dusting off their 50s and charging through the two trials, on a seemingly endless loop, instead of doing the 20+ content.

But then, they didn't even give us fancy guns to take advantage of their special utility, they just handed us what we'd already seen in-game plus a handful of cowboy guns. And to top it off, when Going Rogue came out they add in the Resistance who have pistol users who use guns with glowing parts and then, not add that set of pistols to the pool of Dual Pistol options.

But then, that ends up meaning that there's no new content for some existing players/characters/toons to take part in.

Personally, I'd advocate additional material for villain-types to take part in, but I understand that there's limits to the dev's time. So, while I'm happy to have some characters/toons to take part in the action, it would be nice to have something else for them to do that was connected in some way to whatever was going on story-wise, that wasn't wholly involved with yet again saving the world, because there's certainly some opportunity for mischief to be had during all the hubbub.

Even if it was as small as a Wailer zone event heroside after that Hardcase mission.

The problem is, it's not just a story, it's a game. There's limited development time.

I'm all for them adding villain only content for these events/zones/arcs. There's definitely room for assorted villain type shenanigans for villain types to get up to take advantage of some, if not most, of the situations they put us in. Who knows, hopefully the devs will add it at some point.

I don't know if Amend is geeky enough to know about it or not.

Looks like a midriff to me, which if there isn't a leather semi corset version would be a real shame.

I have a problem with this because how do we determine 90 days in comic book time? How long is that in real time?

And as I don't believe there's a forthcoming Firestorm book, where does this storyline get dropped into?

My thought is that the White Lantern was setting up a situation where somebody either Hawk or Brand would step up and be killed by the boomerang. Granted, Hawk is supposed to stop the boomerang, but seems to me, that the White Lantern entity stacked the deck and made sure that Brand was there to take the hit just in case.

For me, the real question is "Why does Dove have to survive?"

Weren't there a couple folks complaining about furries before the animal pack too?

... Oh man, that would be sweet, but I totally understand it'd be a lot of work.