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It really tickles me that I share my birthday with City of Heroes and it's always great to get these presents 🎉🎉🎉 Here's to 20 more years 🥂

I'm just now learning about **ITF and seen the badges in the wiki page..... Now I need to do it and am worried (not really worried) about getting on a sensible team to do it.

Awesome news! 😁🎂

What? I must be too old.

Not being american we werent offered the comics. I do have them all as PDFs, though 🙂

😆10% of those votes are mine

Not exactly the most legit voting system in the world, given that one can vote more than once. But well done HC on being at the top 👍

This is a fun mix of "shards are pointless and there's nothing to do with them," and "here's how to get shards are what they are for." 😁

What links?

Perceptual bias I think is the term you are looking for. It certainly is the problem when ever a thread like this starts up. To properly check the rng you need thousands, if not millions, of results. Not a 100 or so. And it's been done, it's been checked, and it's fine.

No idea. I've played a couple of games that were free to start but have dlc and in game purchases, and that will still need to kick back to the store platform (Steam, GoG, whoever).

But back to the point in the OP, you wouldn't want this game on Steam (or any other game store platform) as they will want a percentage of income and Homecoming is a non profit. If Steam were invited to the table I suspect they'd want an upfront sale price or microtransactions inside the game, if free to play, which they will take a slice.

I looked it up too. Learnt something new (that "superhero" is trademarked, but not the description "superhero game") and also learned they aren't actively defending it anymore. There's many companies using the word (and games, in their title or description, on Steam alone, see below pic) superhero in their name and Marvel/DC only went after the one that used their shield & lettering logo; not the word "superhero".

Steam chat has VOIP. Steam could advertise the game (and it being a shop that would take a percentage of any sales it would be in their interests to occasionally do that). And I don't think you understand how trademarks work. Marvel and DC have not trademarked the term Superhero Game.

They don't.