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Xbox killed Halo by giving the IP over to a terrible studio, who proceeded to show over the course of three games how little they cared about the fans or the IP. I haven't thought about Xbox since.

Midas is referring to his daughter, about passing their organization to her, when he is speaking to Rodney.

I'm assuming because you're quoting my post that you're attributing that to me? If so, that's not my take. Closed Beta is closed in name only. Any can join and it's been that way since October of last year... And there's never been enough players to test things on Closed or Open Beta, unfortunately because any number of reasons. That's why things like the Labyrinth of Fog get tested on live shards iteratively or minor issues pop up after a patch releases that need address immediately with hotfixes or follow on patches.

Maybe my comparison to Tony Stark was a reach - but Dr. Banner wasn't delved in to much after Ultron and Dr. Richards is still pending. Good point about being a kid - I guess I misunderstood that just because she's in (was) college, she was an adult.

It's all imaginary, at least for me! 😅 I've accumulated close to that amount of in game wealth but I've also spent that much hehe

I'm just glad the folks who actually do PvP cared enough to test the changes and recommend them to the development team. There's hardly enough players interested to test other changes to the game, let alone in PvP settings.

Looks like they're finally refreshed after one dude bought them all. https://discord.com/channels/572090223115239444/572174753549385733/1324527148047798283 Edit: It was a 15 billion inf run for around 4,500 aethers back in January this year. They wanted the T4 costumes for their farmers. The Discord link above provides context of the purchases as they made them in real time.

Oh nuts, good bug post.

Wow that's incredible.

I'd push back a little on that - the audience was introduced to genius, billionaire, playoy, philanthropist Tony Stark and went along his journey of self reflection and healing from losing his parents, being betrayed by his business partner, and having his company undermind by his government. Taking to drinking and pushing away those who care for him were human responses to those incredible life stressing events. The "Tony Stark has a heart" ultimately paid off for the audience after the saga concluded and it felt like it meant something. Introducing a character and then immediately taking away their intellectual capacity to forment drama seems disingenuous.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Clowns would obviously be top of the chart.

They've piled up in the six years I've played my main. The only temp I consciously choose to delete every time it grants is the group fly temp from the Seed of Hamidon event.

Looks like that escalated quickly in to an afternoon delight.

Pictures! I'm interested. I like both.

Missing any Family NPCs, but during the Halloween event players can purchase the Arisen Mummy outfit from the Halloween event vendors. Edit: And to answer your question, the development of the Prismatic costumes are done by one developer and they pump them out each page update. Take a look at all the ones available on this helpful wiki page: https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Costume_Powers

This is the most hardcore server I could find...

Three's a crowd! 😁

Oh maybe you're right. Not 100% what the trope is called, but the point I'm trying to make is a character who is made to appear to the audience as a genius at the level of which few other characters that we've been introduced to could even compare, is challenged by life choices like who she should hang out with or family drama. If that's the attempt to ground the character in to someone relatable to the audience, I think its a cop out. It shows the character gets her genius turned off when it is convenient for the writers. Again, I'm not familiar with this super hero at all beyond the show, so maybe it's a rough character origin story and there's more to tell.

The tweet format doesn't lend itself to much critical analysis, rather hot takes to generate clicks. So I won't put any weight in to this. After watching the premiere episode I have no idea who this character is or why I should care as an audience member. Is she Tony Stark replacement? Watching the show made me feel like she was a mcguffin that could do anything the show wanted her to do, but the manufactured drama made the character confusing to watch. She's made out to be the smartestest of all, yet she's challenged by youthful rebellion and poor decision making? I come to this show knowing nothing about the character by the way.

This is what I was getting at. You can't cluster real enemies that closely. Even with the Gauntlet arc width buff, you couldn't hit 10 with Headsplitter. Maybe you hit as many as 5 with a good grouping. Without the arc width buff, it might not even be possible to hit 5. More like 2-3. And that's only if they are human-sized enemies I think with the introduction of Fold Space and the introduction of reverse repel, it's becoming a plausible play style to clump up enemies to actually get the usage out of those arcs.

That's why I love what they did with Cleave from Battle Axe. 40ft range on a PBAoE (with a 3ft radius) opened up a new string to play on my Tank.

Precognition has what you want.

Shield/Martial Arts