Thirty-Seven

Is that... maybe... the Quiver back detail that Zwill hinted at?

I feel that having one or two non-combat powers in the Incarnate System would be great. Maybe Mind and Vitae?

Also, it was noted that the Whip is a flame whip specifically because then it could be a particle effect and not need to be a physical weapon (like an Axe or Bow)... thus making it disappear once the power was done animating and thus causing fewer issues and less animation time than a whip that would have to move around a lot when "drawn" like ordinary weapons.

So, unless something amazing happens... this isn't really an option.

Also, I see you noted holds and other "whiplatch" type powers. How exactly does that work? How would you be able to do additional attacks if your whip is holding an enemy? You can't very well attack AND hold a target with your whip.

Odd, I never had an issue determining what any of the IO symbols were. Maybe I am just a weirdo.



(As if there were any question on that score.)

I think there are two main reasons all the "antis" you mentioned come out in force to these threads:

1) This game survived for a very long time without end game raids... as such, there are many of them around.
2) Their opinion to the question in the OP is just as valid as anyone else's.

I really don't look forward to Incarnate Powers too much. I feel like the ones we have really cover the bases well enough as it is... I mean, Hybrid seems rather... out of place? Not sure that is quite the right term, but it just doesn't seem to fit. Mayhap since it was added without a companion slot.

I view the Incarnate Powers as a bonus... that is mostly un-needed.

What I do look forward to is new content. Like, you know, actual story development. While I don't specifically look forward to new trials, that is the vehicle that most of the content is delivered through, so I take what I can get. I honestly get stoked to see the video portion of each trial for the first time, since they really knock home storyline development. Notably exciting were the UGT's video and the one in the midst of MoM.

What do I expect from further powers? I haven't a clue. I really don't think our characters need any more power. Mayhap that opinion will change once Battalion comes around.

I just thought of one thing that I do hope for for sure: That one of the iPowers ISN'T a transformation power. I would like my characters to not have a form change thrust upon them. I really don't like the idea of all characters suddenly looking the same for periods of time either... iPowers have done enough to homogenize the game as it is... let alone the one bastion of individuality we have left.

Too bad about Victory.

I am constantly and consistently reminded why I love this game so much. And it is due, in large part, to the Developers and the rest of the community, being so darned nice and willing to lay their cards on the table and explain what is going on (unless it doesn't happen Soon™ enough for them to say).

Hawk and Synapse have been amazing in their back and forth with the community about power set development and implement reasonable suggestions, while also being able to weather the flames when an unpopular choice needs to be made.

Zwillinger, Hit Streak and the rest of the community team have been going above and beyond (see the implementation of the Tweet Code changes as just one example) to make as many folks happy as possible. And the Coffee Talks have gone a long way to give a face to much of the Development Team... and get a window on what is going on over there in Paragon Studios.

Don't even get me started on awesome folks like Dink...

I am sure I am forgetting a few, but there is no end to the awesome that can be found around these parts.

Considering the time period (1930s) for Brass Monday, an entire new map would need to be constructed with period pieces to properly cover it.

Aside from that, it is a wonderful (and requested every so often) idea.

He very much is supposed to be "Baby New Year" the personification of a new year. Of course there are arguments as to how well that was accomplished with in-game assets... and well... it didn't really do the job.

Kinetic Melee is prolly close... I should think.

The vast majority of those are too long when used in combination... and well... none of them really work to give a hint that the items are actually Holograms... and not demons. Which also throws all of your demon suggestions right out. Holograms aren't evil in my mind, unless programmed that way, and these are for defense.

Also, what I need is a combination of 3 capital I's or lowercase L's. Either will work for this.