Aracknight

I kind of like the idea of the taunt being replaced with a ranged attack that fits the power type (fire, ice, energy, a rock, whatever) with the taunt added in. Maybe scrappers could get an ST version, brutes a Cone, and Tankers a TAOE? Obviously not a nuke but a little something damagy could be nice.

Looks like he snarkles to me.

I have Martial Arts and Super Reflexes on a Scrapper, Brute, Stalker, and Tanker. I've been playing this pairing since before alignment switching was allowed, the Scrapper and the Stalker on live. They all have similar builds when possible. For the record, while tanking is a new (for me) playstyle and Bruting is....interesting, I still like the Scrapper best.

+1. Thought the same thing.

Isn't that a song by The Who? Edit: i see we are all on the same wavelength this morning....

This topic was not about what I thought it was, but then later it was.

Hmm. I seem to recall an issue where that happened, and Peter's thought balloon read something along the lines of "have to make it look like karate so they don't suspect I'm Spider-man." The memory is clear, but I'm afraid i cant cite the issue number.

People still join ITFs en masse without knowing how to get to Cimerora, or even what to do to get access to the Midnighter Club. Of course they know about Null the Gull.

Is this the cheat code for getting something done? 😛

No Pugs.

I mean, they kinda do. They get kinda mad about it but...

Okay, so if it has zero gameplay impact, is it ok? We have armorless (minimal fx) armor defense options that i can turn off without changing gameplay, ice and bio spring to mind. So if an armor power can exist without, you know, the armor appearing, why can we not have a form power without the form appearing? I understand protectiveness of lore, but if my scrapper can use boxing (or storm kick gut punch animation) to mimic radiant strike, and laser beam eyes, with the halloween costume to walk and act like a kheldian, and it has zero impact, why does this suggestion seems so harmful?

Tangental q that may have been asked but missed by me: how do the tier 3 prestige costumes that add the peacebringer and warshade eye and bubble auras to *any* character change the various perspectives on what should and shouldnt be allowed for the sake of customization, if at all?

Huh. Ten could mean one per costume slot. Different build for each costume? It'd also be an inf sink. I'm suddenly very in favor of ten.