Darmian

Vigilante or Rogue does make more sense in general but the tone of the time of when you leave, the events, are pitched at just before the Praetorian War, and you're being asked to choose which MAJOR side you want to join, and those that have the technology to get you across are either Red or Blue. Where you go after that, that's your choice, but storywise you're signing up to that. Personally I think you should have an option to stay. Ok, you CAN stay, but it's not offered in the same way as the push to leave.

The Can Man Won! Can't tell me different!

Thanks to your play I've rejigged them to read as 20-24! A thing I completely forgot!

ROFL.

Thanks for playing my arc @Police Woman. Much appreciated. My goal with this trilogy (and two others with a final fourth long being planned) is to fill in a sort of gap between the end of the story for Neutropolis and the start of First Ward. As you can probably tell I love Praetoria 🙂 but I'll advise Arrow Girl to do what I advise everyone to do when in Praetoria, and that's pick up a small supply of Hand Grenades or Plasmatic Taser from the START lady as they're very useful for getting enemies off you fast. Or Smoke Flash. These arcs are all pitched at level 20 to 25, so I'd be wary of taking on the rest of them while still at Level 16, not that Arrow Girl didn't acquit herself admirably. Though ambushes are part and parcel of the Praetorian experience so not finding them would in fact IMO be weird 🙂

God help me I do BUT...I literally don't have the time to adjudicate someone else's work. I wish I did. I USED to but life throws things at you. I'm thinking this panel of judges would have to be a rotating thing, say a group of 12 and 5 to 6 are cued up for their rotation on judging. Frankly I'm wondering if an Oscars style thing wouldn't be viable? Best TF style AE, Best script, Best Villain, Best Comedic AE (no musicals alas). Whatever. That last sentence is me spitballing though. (And I agree with nearly 100% of what @cranebump says. I aim for excellence. And when I don't manage that I try to hide the errors!)

Try this. https://cityofheroes.dev/demoplayer/DemoLauncher.exe

Time for me to chime in! Not EVERYONE stands still when their city is in danger!

I agree with not knowing them and with knowing their Goldside versions better. Having read the novels I have my own feel for the FP, especially Statesman who comes across very well in the first one. Alas this isn't transmitted in game - although there's sideways reference to the second novel in Who Will Die? - and the comics give IMO a slightly wonkier take on the FP. But a set of arcs akin to the Patron arcs perhaps would give more exposure to the FP as people you know. (Thanks for the vote of appreciation @TerroirNoir2! Myself and the others do our best.)

That's ok. Happens to the best of us!

I'd suggest (and some might not like this I suppose) A Wizard's Weakness style tip where you go to City Representative for another mission and then she passes you along to the Mayor's office as a follow on.

Good pic! And yes, probably underselling the situation, LOL.

Coming on Bluray in November. Plus I'd recommend the Big Finish audio dramas that continue the story!

The current (AFAIK) mayor is Ignacio Morales. He gets mentioned in a few places but mostly we deal with City authorities through Brighid Moreira, the City Representative. A Mayoral TF would in fact be interesting. As would a similar low level SF in Mercy, though I'm unsure who would be the contact there offhand.

I think the two different styles of reviews complement each other. Although I don't even know if @TerroirNoir's style IS a review, more the ongoing "Adventures of Engineria".