[Time vs Force Field]

A major major consideration is that YOU get the Defense from Time as well as your teammates.  Then there's the -def/-res debuff (which isn't a pseudopet so is a good proc bomb) a +rch buff and a cherry on top heal.  

[Description of Ice Slick - more than a typo]

The description here says "... foes that pass through it to tale cplose their footing".

 

I'm guessing that's supposed to be "to lose their footing" at the end but whatever it is now is a bit confusing.  I didn't want to add this to just another typos because, in my mind, it's more than just a typo.

 

 

[Coleen Nelson gives Pstring missions and instructions.]

Furthermore:

 

[Coleen Nelson gives Pstring missions and instructions.]

Here's the equivalent of 1,000 words:

 

 

[AE Building]

Poor Mercy AE building.  Literally dozens of times I heard "what happened to the AE building in Atlas?" over the course of my play time today.  Not once about Mercy.

[Advice sought for Thugs/Sonic MM]

All these procs and bonuses are chock full of weird "it depends" caveats.  LOTG 7.5 in Enforcers does indeed give you, the MM, the 7.5% global bonus, for example.  The +Def portion of that IO, as expected, buff their Maneuvers.

[Advice sought for Thugs/Sonic MM]

1 hour ago, kelika2 said:

Utility procs such as Luck of the Gambler and Kismet:

These will only apply to you, the player.  So if you have Kismet in your Enforcers only you will benefit from the tohit

 

 

Nope.  I thought the question was interesting enough that I put Kismet in Enforcers and lo and behold:

 

You can see at the top this is Enforcers and you can see in their To-Hit attributes the Kismet applies to them.  It did not apply to me.

 

[Focused Feedback: Sister Valeria Story Arc]

I don't know if I should be posting this to beta since it's now live, but here we go.

 

This is an incarnate arc, I got the incarnate menu as the mission holder.  Unlike all the other incarnate arcs, no other teammates got a menu to select their choice of incarnate salvage, empyrean or inspirations.  I don't know if this is intended but it does differ from all of the other incarnate finales.

[Rename all Taunts]

For a worst case scenario of this phenomenon, see: Mary MacComber in KHTF.

[Anybody use Multiple Builds on 1 Character?]

3 hours ago, VV said:

Yes, you can only change at a trainer

 

You can change your build on the fly using /select_build N

where N = 1 to 3

 

https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Select_build_(Slash_Command)

[TF Commander, ludicrous speed now!!]

Running SSA1, 4 (Berg) at team size 2 will get you the badge, 100%.  No need to set for 3, certainly no need for 8. 

 

SSA1, 4 from the redside contact in St. M will also work, the missions are almost identical but the redside one includes going up the sewers (similar map to Abandonded Sewer Trial) and a takes a little bit longer.

[What to do with Empyrean Merits in the future...]

It's doable, you can buy iXP with threads.  It's a horrible horrible rate but doable.  

[What to do with Empyrean Merits in the future...]

27 minutes ago, Neiska said:

Me? Keep stockpiling them. I need EMP merits for alts and their incarnates far more than merits and the assorted things that normal merits can get me. I have piles of money aplenty. But Emp merits? Once you hit higher vet levels they become a precious resource if you don't like doing team things. Sure, I might be full T4'd on my main characters, but not all my alts or other builds I want to try. Often I immediately open up a new 50s alpha and slot their T3 Alpha just for that level shift, especially if its a pet class. And it is so nice to not have to claw to that first level shift when you have the resources already. And its a simple matter to refill them once that new alt hits a few vet levels. So its largely a self-replenishing resource, so long as you earn back as much as you spent.

 

Honestly, I am surprised people convert them. Personally I have never considered such a thing. So you can get inf and make it easier to initially gear up? Why not just spend the 100k or so getting yourself set for 20-30 levels, and see if you like it first. That way you get to keep your emp merits for characters you really like instead of just wasting them on builds before someone even knows they will enjoy them. But that's just me.

Sometimes a post comes along that just lets me be lazy and say "ditto to the above", I put a check mark next to pretty much every point above.  I certainly agree with the rationale for not converting Emps.  I've got a big stockpile of Emps (Transcendents to be more precise) and I could convert them to RMs.  But I've got a big stack of RMs that only increases over time.  I could convert those to Enhancement Converters for the purpose of generating inf (whether by using the converters or selling directly) but that just adds to the pile of inf, yet another pile that only increases over time.  Empyreans is the resource with the smallest pile for me and the only one I make any effort to acquire more of via afk farming alts to vet level 48.

[Henchmen refuse to attack vault door in mayhem missions]

I always give a "go-to" command to get right by the door and then "an attack my target" command.  I can't think of a time that didn't work.