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I could've sworn I heard something too about Incarnate level Cimeroran missions, at least to* flesh out opportunities to defeat certain enemies for the two recently introduced defeat badges.

You think I can be bought with Influence, Infamy, or Information?! Sweeten the pot with some Prestige and then maybe I'll roll a Mutation Sonic Defender Pop Singer that uses Sonic Repulsion as an RP device to keep the fans at bay and an enemy manipulation power for real gameplay!

No thanks

Maybe the farther away or closer the Sentinel is to the target the less damage bonus they get? With the current damage modifier as the lowest baseline of the spectrum and 1.1 damage modifier as the top boost from specified distance. Folks keep talking mid-range skirmisher, so that could entice a playstyle. I'm just not sold on the idea of static close, mid-, or long range as being a required playstyle. What about kiting and range boosting modifiers? This is a tough conundrum.

The original poster of this guide hasn't been on the forums in over a year - that is likely why it hasn't been updated.

Yes they do. Using the method I described in previous pages. There is also a video in my signature showing how to do so.

These are really good points from an archetype perspective and it makes sense from an Issue 1 legacy standpoint, but looking at the cross-archetype powersets and the availability of IO sets, procs, and Incarnates, it starts to become less driven by those things you've pointed out. There are varying degrees of success in each AT filling each other's roles and none do so as well as the specific AT - but it's less relevant now than in years past. That's just the state of the game.

Hey that's a start! So pew pew with mez protection was the intent, but slogging damage output and damage mitigation that outperforms threat level was the outcome.

You're right about BABs, he even made it in to the initial game release with a black skin tone. Why it was changed has eluded me. I do remember an article similar to what you're describing, but can't remember where I read it. The female in orange on the right was originally wearing red in the old pre-release trailers. I've tried to recreate their costumes for an AE story arc, but gave up because their all unique.

Stalkers would easily trick their opponents in to thinking they are actually Masterminds 🤣

I'm enjoying Halo Infinite.

I hate the spelling of 'hammock,' but I enjoy saying it out loud 😄

There are places you can teleport folks outside. In the event they don't have TP. I did tours a while back and would just tell them to snag a jetpack from the P2W vendor then I'd TP them outside.

Ranged semi-Scrappers. That's my take on the Archetype. Not the same level of damage mitigation, not the same damage output. Sentinel inherent power is not as easy/convenient as a Scrapper's either. Even with IOs and set bonuses, I don't see Sentinels reaching that comparison fully. The absorption shields particularly as well make the comparison unequal. My question is, for the team who designed it back in the secret server days, what was its design philosophy?

I tell ya what!

When did anyone say lore was the reason for not having Day Jobs?

Please refer to my signature for my Pocket D zone tour video.

Yeah, I did that many times. I started playing back in Issue 1. If a player forgot one thing or wanted to tweak something on their costume, it was faster to just reroll the character lol

I think the trek is quickest going to the Icon store that is in Atlas Park, then talking to the Icon Surgeon inside. Next fastest would be going from Atlas Park to Pocket D and walking to the Tiki Room.

We are in agreement.

I looked it up, they have a joint trademark on the word "Superhero" and "Super Hero." Seems like they've had it for a while, at least defending their claim in U.S. courts. And they've got Paramount and Disney lawyers behind them.

Great points Z!

Cool idea!

Great work on the costume and name! I love making speedsters!

In my experience, a poster would send a direct message to the individual and ask them why the are applying so many negative reactions. If that doesn't work, a poster can globally ignore them. If the situation can't be resolved directly, requesting a GM step in via a support ticket is the next option. Edit: Meant to say that this situation has worked both ways. I've received messages from other posters asking about my use of confused or thumbs down emotes and I have inquired the same from other posters as well. I suppose the mantra "Be excellent to each other" should be resaid - it is easy to assume text on a screen or emoticons are implying something, but there is also a chance it may be a misunderstanding.