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You can know if your reactive works by defeating all but one boss in a group and use power analzyer on the boss, then attack the boss with your pets. If the damage resistances go down, then it works.

I could actually see the mobs in the Omega level trials being raised to level 60. Add 3 more level shifts with the unreleased Incarnate abilities and we will be back to the +4 mobs that we are used to.

Can we use any of the drops in the courtyard to defeat him just as long as we don't use the temp powers in the Warehouse and Lab? The wording implies that it is just the 10 acids and pacifiers in the Lab and Warehouse that matter.

Anyone who claims that they are 52 or 53 are either lazy, don't know better, or are lying. It is 50+2 and 50+3 since your health doesn't change as it does with regular leveling. They are still 50s, but level 54 mobs see them as -1 or -2 instead of -4 so 50+3s will hit more often, attack better, and survive longer than 50s.

Need to get Going Rogue to play in Praetoria. Not sure, but the new low-level Task Forces might not have this restriction. If you want to get an Incarnate, then you have to buy Going Rogue.

Seems like my plan is to get the Seers pet for Soloing and the Warworks pet for when I join TFs and Trials. I know I will get at least rare on both of them. So I will have at least 2 rares and 2 very rares with 1 rare or very rare for the new slots.

If you bring up the create screen for the Incarnate system, right-clicking on the Incarnate Enhancements will bring up info about their powers. Although, Barrier Destiny is currently bugged as far as detailed info text goes.

For your brute, you might want to go with Warworks since the boss is a Victoria which seems to focus heavily on single target melee with a couple of ranged effects.

The following is based on the npcs and not lore pets since I don't have access to the game ATM. The Seer boss is completely ranged with fear and holds. The IDF boss is mostly melee with a ranged attack and AoE attack. The Warwork boss is a stalker with one ranged attack. The Clockwork's boss is has only ranged attacks with a mix of single target and AoE.

For your fire/rad, I would chose the Seer pets or go with the Elite Ranger (Lt.) with Battle Orb (Support) from the IDF set if you are determined to have only ranged Single Target pets. For your brute, I would choose the Clockwork or Warwork pets.

I think that defeating people in pvp gives you the regular rewards like inf and exp. I could be wrong. So to answer your question, if you get inf for killing them, then yes. Otherwise, it is impossible.

The more people on a team, the better a Warshade does. This is due to the better powers on a Warshade are better with more mobs. An Eclipsed Dark Nova with double mires would do significant damage and be hard to defeat.

Thats impressive. An April 2004 join forum date and only 1 post.

Does Praetoria work as a Co-op Zone? Makes more sense to form it in Praetoria than RWZ or Pocket D for a RP reason. If they add a new zone, then it has to have more purpose than a place to from trials.

It takes a while for a trial to form so these character might have gone afk for a minute or two. No reason for people to get nasty with such a suggestion. People that lay back and do nothing on the trial should have their name announced to the league leader so that they can kick them.

All it takes is a ride into the sunset scene. The story goes on. Things might get wrapped up in a movie. Only takes about five minutes worth of filming to end any series. SG-1 had a few season finales that could have been series finale if they didn't last as long.