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I get that from the RPG part of the game, but it's an MMO too. I remember I couldn't even start a Taskforce or Trial back in the day because it required a certain number of players (like incarnate trials now). That was a nice QoL update on HC to make mostly everything soloable, because power creep already made it easy enough to not need teammates. I started in Issue 1 and one of the first things I did was get some real life friends to play because I kept dying in the Perez Park maze and needed help lol

Nerf Bait is overpowered, gives the poster too many views.

Meant to add this in the Kheldian Family channel - The Light Form crash can also be considered a heal, if the PB is below 50% HP, they'll get health from the crash back up to 50%.

I remember the game looked different, like the powers and sounds, costumes and buildings. Then I remember that I had a CRT monitor back then! Now I have a monitor with much higher resolution, framerate, and color vibrancy to enjoy it with!

I'm going to assume you are adding up the reactions from June 5 onward? Looks like 10 maybe? I did some digging on my own profile, says: But when I search that day for content, I don't have the most reactions. I think it is a fluid value that rises and falls - no idea how it comes to that conclusion though.

It calculates that rep the day it occurs - what you are seeing is all the other rep gained since that day by that poster. CR_AA got 5 rep from this post on 5 June:

I happened to have searched Google for a list of games I used to play as a kid, sort of intending to make a ranking of my favorites. I remember this one, but couldn't remember when I played it. When I put it in the search bar, it showed a thread on either reddit or some forum (pretty sure it was this one) and posters were talking about logging in to the game (or really it was complaining about the queue to log in was so long). I rolled a character in I think July of 2019? and heard the nostalgic sound of Atlas Park on first login. Good to be back!

That's all I could find

Number Six and Ghost Widow replied to this thread.

EUGENE OREGON IS YOUR NAME!?

What they really need is for their pet AI to be better at finding the closest target and actually proc'ing if slotted with a proc!

Welcome back to the community! Great question - I don't have a dev quote or anything, but the Search function on this website provided me with these threads. You may find your answer in one of them.

I think if you play the set enough, your feelings will blow over. Every new set comes with a learning curve and Storm Blast is not forecasted to change that reality. Beyond the set having some damage mitigation built in via knocking enemies back, up, or down, it can also chain a maelstrom of damage output together with its Category Five and enhancement driven slotting. If you are not interested in the theme or the situational benefits, that's a cool breeze too.

Big fan of this

Only 10% of the time.

I'm noticing a trend.

Maybe they closed their inspiration tray while in Outbreak and haven't been bothered by the red text since then. A new player might not even need inspirations now that the game is so much easier than when it first came out. Set bonuses, uniques, temporary powers, proliferated powersets for team buffs, the list probably goes on - and what's the big deal if a player is defeated when they're playing these days? Debt? Ha! Visit to the hospital? Base instead? Or better yet, go to the hospital and just use a mission teleport, or if the player is really broke, take the shoe lace express and use their massively buffed travel power speed to get there in a fraction of the time. Maybe I solo too much these days, but so what if a player is defeated.

Ramen...?

No, but I can understand why someone would want to. That was a popular thing to do right after CoV released, except with Villains.

That makes sense! 😅

And take a look at this guide from @Bopper

Take a look at this website: https://cod.uberguy.net/ CoD gives players in-game data about powers, effects, lots of cool stuff if you like to nerd out. Then look at the specific powers you have a question about: There are two little icons on the far right side of the "Effect Group" that describes how the power interacts with the caster and others. For this example, "Heal Other" is stacking per caster and stacks with existing effect. This means multiple players can cast "Heal Other" on the same target and it's effects can apply at the same time. Once you get the particular power effects down, you can move on to the proc itself: After searching for the proc name (Numina's Convalescence: Reg/Rec for this example), I can look at the "Effect Groups" and do the same thing - look at the right side to see how it interacts with other casters and effects.

I would like to pile on to this website suggestion thread and request that the reactions from the HC Discord be added to the HC Forums.

I use Ramen bowl to indicate I'm hungry. 🍜