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Champions, and even CoH here, tried implementing events or encounters where you *need* flight, and in order to get around and/or to accommodate people who didn't take it, they had to give out temporary versions of the power; This basically eliminates the opportunity cost one must pay to take the power in the first place, and just, IMO, strips some agency away from the player; Oh you didn't take a travel power with 3D movement? Here, let me force one upon you, instead of creating the encounter to account for varied movement powers in the first place... As to the OP's question, I play CoH because it allows me to realize my characters, and outside of a few glaring examples, allows me to play them how I see fit, (even if that means making "mistakes" in their build and resulting performance). I'm not stuck with someone else's overly flamboyant or overly buttoned-up avatar, and my character's appearance isn't reliant upon them having obtained some piece of uber gear...

I don't know if it's nostalgia or just my own personal bias, but the animations from the trailer seem... off. I don't know if it's the general art direction or what, but it just doesn't draw me in...

Is there a TL:DR version?

Beyond what others have said about the existing threads pertaining to this matter, one major thing I'd love to see added, (or rather modified), is to provide for matte, only semi-shiny, and fully metallic options for most of the existing pieces. Further, I'd love to see options where additional options were added for the costume pieces where a piece w/ glowing elements, where that color also affects other parts of the piece, only affect the glowing sections. For instance, the Praetorian Police gloves have the armored plate with 2 glowing strips that take the secondary color, but that also changes the underside part of the glove - I'd love it if the glove entirely took the primary color EXCEPT for the glowing sections...

When you want to secure an area, you need "P4TR0L":

Even when traveling across dimensions, you sometimes get bored while waiting for the next "flight"...

Hami is 45+ content. MSR is pretty much open to anyone. Frankly, I think they'd need to address the issue with some enemies not being visible to target, (outside of targeting through pets), before they start making other changes; Maybe a shorter more focused instance for like 24 people (3 teams); Could still take place on the ship, but maybe with more specific goals, like taking out certain ship systems scattered around the surface of the ship or something similar?

You get 1000 character slots per server. IMHO, it's best to simply "abandon" an unwanted character instead of deleting them; You never know when you may want to revisit a previous concept or if an old character may have some inf or other item/resource you could use on another character. You also get a respec like every 10 levels and can rename characters for free, not to mention free costume changes under level 10, (including changing body types)...

Sort of a "production model" Iron Man suit for elite soldiers - "The Amp Trooper":

I'm not asking for any sort of custom or new zoom levels in the tailor, with this suggestion. What I'd love to see is us being able to switch to any of the already existing zoom levels, regardless of what specific category we're already in. For instance, when switching to subcategories within the head section, you can get a much closer view, which is quite useful when checking chest, shoulder, and back pieces. As a sort of "stretch goal" for this suggestion, I'd also love to be able to have the character remain in "combat ready" mode, so I can see how the costume looks with weapons drawn or combat auras active, without having to constantly go back to the weapon or aura category in order to do so. Thanks for reading!

Another in the retro-line - "Madam Silverage":

This is what Champions Online does, and IMHO, it's awful, because there is no sense of "exclusivity"; Sure, you still get "One Eyed Jack" vs "One-Eyed Jack" vs "0ne Eyed jack", etc, but it's not the same as 50 characters running around with the exact same name...

I think you're jumping to conclusions in assuming people are stealing your characters' names, or that you own said names in the sense of them being your IP. It's more likely that there's either some funky delay or other such obstruction in the way name reservations are handled, or they're just somewhat popular names that others also liked, totally separate from any copying of your own characters or ideas... EDIT: To add to this, I, personally, go to the destination server, if I am planning on moving a character, and start to create a new character, so I can see if the name is even available. If it is not, then I'll either expect to change the name if I'm going ahead with the move, or simply won't, and just create a new character...

Something with a bit of classic styling - "Future Retro":

Fantasy-Gothic-Pulp: "The Tally Cat"