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Probably because females get the Witches outfit. Do you want to see males run around in that?

Same as City of Villains and Issue 6 and Going Rogue and Issue 18. I assume that Freedom deals with the Paragon Rewards, Paragon Stores, and the F2P aspect of the game and I21 deals with the new trial, tutorial revamp, and new zone. Just like I6 dealt with the PvP zones and ED while City of Villains added new powersets, new contacts, new enemies, and new zones.

Go to PlayNC. Has Superbooster packs and games, but don't see any way to buy character slots there.

You log into your account on the store and buy something there. The game will ask which account to put the items on.

Jason's fairy blood might have something to say about turning into a supernatural being.

It says get a token for every month subscribed and for every year subscribed so I doubt that we can get 12 tokens at once. I believe it will work just like the vet rewards where you get a token every month for when you are subscribed.

Also, all premium players will get reward tokens for every vet reward and year they have been here. The only way a premium player won't get a reward token is if they have only subscribed for a month or two. Free players won't get anything until they subscribe or buy 1200 points.

For your info, it is Hover Boards not Rocket Boards. Rocket Boards imply that it requires rockets to work so when you are not moving, you plummet to the ground.

Would have been nice if the VentureStar was able to make it past testing. Would have at least extended the life of NASA's manned exploration, but privatization of space travel would allow numerous different manned ship concepts to be designed. The end of NASA doesn't mean that it will be the end of non-profitable space experimentation. If it has some benefit to humanity, then it will be done.

There is always the Watchmen scenario to unite people together and work towards space development. I am talking about the graphic novel and not the movie. Just need to make a giant mutated telepathic squid.

A British SF poll without one of the Doctors in first place is an automatic fail. While I do like Firefly and wish it lasted for more than half of a season, it is not the best SF of all time. It might have been with more seasons.

My Ninja/dark MM went Soul Mastery due to the awesome looking hold and oppressive gloom. Actually, it was just for the awesome looking hold and when oppressive gloom was added, it just caused Soul Mastery to my permanent choice. Oppressive Gloom is nice since I have to be near my henchmen to heal them and they are always in melee mode. Staying in melee mode with my henchmen allows me to heal them and stun the opponents.

I figure there are 2 ways of doing custom pets, full customization and selecting a model. Full customization has the problem of using about the same amount of computer resources as a player. So playing a mission with 6 fully customized henchmen would use up the same resources as a mission with a bunch of players in it. Now if we have 8 masterminds with 6 fully customized henchmen, then it would cost an insane amount of resources to run that mission. Selectable models uses up the same amount of resources as a regular mastermind, but we are limited to a select number of models to use. For example, robots could have steampunk robots, sleeker robots, and regular robots. Ninjas could have cyber ninjas, female ninjas, and regular ninjas. I would love to see female cyber ninjas.

Isn't it some type of temporal law that each human time traveler will try to kill Hitler?

Henchmen are neither good nor bad. How they are used makes them good or bad. Every henchmen set is completely neutral. Thugs could be trying to take back the streets from villainy. A summoner could summon Demons and Zombies and have them perform good. Although, it does have an evil reputation. Robots don't have a say in the matter if they are good or bad. Ninjas and Mercenaries can be good or bad depending on who their boss is.

Could always have some rogue cops or longbow that decide to make their lives better through stealing. The only henchmen that seem to be geared towards evil are zombies and demons, but that is only due to current western civilization beliefs. I could be summoning aliens from another dimension that look like Demons, but are courageous individuals that put any hero to shame through their sheer bravery, compassion, and other heroic traits.

That said more options are always a good thing.

Does it make me a bad person if I want to see Dora the Destroyer and Extreme Toddler Wrestling made into actual shows?

Hover Boards?

Dang. Now I got the idea to create Marty McFly as a Beam Rifle/Time Manipulation character with Hover Board as his travel power. Have to probably name him something else due to copyright infringement.

Going to be very hard to replace my favorite steampunk webcomic.

"Any sufficiently analyzed magic is indistinguishable from science!" — Agatha Heterodyne