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They are in the same places the winter event presents were.

In my late teens to 20s, that would be a normal dinner. (I did get banned from a couple all you can eat places back then...)

Um, Welcome to the internet?

Wow. That is like the worst take on security I have seen in a long time and I used to do computer security.

I think it really depended on which server you played on or interacted with on the forums. I vaguely remember some of the names mentioned, but I bounced all over the servers. Regionally famous perhaps. We have a few of those now with some of the TF leaders on current servers.

if you type in numbers after dropping your item into the auction window, it will replace with the max value. No need to deal with the slider. This also works with trade windows.

I'm not sure how many characters I've gotten up to 50, but I've retired many. Currently in the 90s. Only one characters I consider done and that's my badger that is now north of 250 vet levels. None of the others are really working toward badges as a goal, but I revisit the favorites often enough and there are some story lines that eventually they all wind up doing.

I often dual box when I'm doing stuff like getting the invader badge and a few others for new characters. Sometimes will dual with a friend or two where having a semi-active char with added value is worthwhile. (Usually a tank to auto-taunt, or someone who can toss some buffs on) For PUGs, only if asked for if a filler is needed, but that's rare. One method I saw that's interesting is dual boxing for some TFs where you do a league where the alt char is not on the team doing the TF, but works as a taxibot. Best use seems to be Dr Q.

You can't play more than three accounts per server (assuming the load isn't to high), so in theory you could run 15 at once spread over five servers. And for that matter, you could run even more on the beta servers. I have been running one account on beta, and another on live, usually when doing comparisons.

I know there is some bad info on the homecoming wiki, but it does get updated with what is thought to be correct info. I've fixed a couple items and a few others have done much more there. Sometimes, a fix in a patch note will take longer to make it's way to the wiki. For instance, the new emotes are in homecoming wiki. Paragon wiki is pretty much a historical reference for seeing what some stuff used to do. I've never done much with petsay, so don't know if that's current, but playing around with it atm, does look what they say about keybinds is correct.

That site doesn't get any updates. the homecoming wiki is getting moved, so that maybe why you think it's less reliable, but at least it's updated. (with the new emotes too)

Yep, just put together a popmenu. I think several people have made such, but they tend to be geared for them. There are quite a few popmenus to look at though to see how to make your own. (Or keybinds if you want to go that route instead)

There is one model that is legless: Freakshow Disc Jockey Doesn't look available via the Hologram, but can be gotten via Halloween salvage. iirc, you'd see the transparent legs via some powers and effects.

I think it was a year or so after that I heard about the secret server via a friend's son who was playing on it. At the time I thought that was cool, but I was pretty busy with other stuff such as helping develop a different game, so we just would ask him how things were going occasionally. On the hate some people have, it's fandom. Some people take stuff way too seriously. The devs/GMs still have to deal with some people being way too dramatic, taking things too serious when it comes to game play. And to rebut temnix, we do have input. Especially if you take part in beta testing. You don't get to have final say on things, but calling people stupid rarely convinces them that you are smarter.

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