Major_Decoy

I have fold space six slotted for knock-back. Edit: No, I don't. I have wormhole confused with Fold Space.

This one is kind of a problem. If you can't slot it for an enhancement bonus then it can't benefit from Alpha Enhancements. Hamidon enhancements use the same code. IOs use different code. If a power takes sets and is effected by Recharge time bonuses, then it will have its recharge time reduced by the /recharge bonuses in sets even if you can't slot /recharge. So you'd be free to say "Can't be slotted for recharge but can be slotted with to-hit sets" and that would allow recharge time reduction, but it would still be entirely immune to the Alpha slot recharge reduction bonuses. (though not to Ageless) That being said, why a 2 minute recharge (Unenhanceable)? A toggle doesn't start recharging until after it's been turned off, so if it has a 1 minute maximum duration, you'd need 100% recharge reduction to have it up 50% of the time. 200% recharge reduction would give it a 40 second recharge and it'd be up 60% of the time. 300% recharge reduction: Up 60 seconds, down 30 seconds, 66% uptime.

Yes, and slotting for taunt increases the efficacy of taunts.

That doesn't look like Ouroboros, Pocket D, or Dark Astoria. Only in Incarnate zones do the Lore and Destiny bonuses apply, they're incarnate shifts, not level shifts. The Alpha slot does apply a level shift, but yours is tier 2 in that picture, and tier 2 does not apply a level shift.

Typically Ninja Run, Beast Run, or Athletic Run. Though some people will buy jet packs and fly around, just resigning themselves to top off at the S.T.A.R.T. vendors before Dr. Quarterfeld. You can use the rocket surfboard, flying carpet, or void disc too, now that they suppress toggles instead of turning them off.

The best thing to do with a Dark Servant is to get it to pick a card.

Mazel tov. There's a lot of different ways you can go for slotting. You'll want to get the Superior Tanker sets, as to where to slot them, there's a fair amount of debate. The resistance proc can stack with itself up to three times pretty easily, if you put it in a toggle power, as long as you're in a group of enemies, you'll probably have three stacks without having to ever think about it but against AVs, you'll probably have fewer stacks, and it's paired with /recharge which is not terribly useful in toggles. If you stick it in a power you tend to use every time it's recharged, it'll be up pretty frequently, but you have to remember to use that power every time it's recharged. Probably lunge.

Honestly, I can think of one, maybe two occasions where a name I wanted wasn't available on the first try.

Willpower, Bio Armour, and Invulnerability paired Energy Melee would work pretty well. They've got the health to ignore Energy Transfer's self damage most of the time. Super Reflexes, Willpower, and Invulnerability would all be pretty happy with Martial Arts. They'll see benefits from both the defense boost in Storm Kick and it stacks nicely with their existing powers, though Super Reflexes might only see the benefit in Incarnate Content. Bio Armour doesn't seem to get any Defense Debuff resistance. (Willpower gets about 22%, Invulnerability gets 50%, and Super Reflexes gets 95%) Street Justice will work with anything, it won't have any specific synergy with any set, but it doesn't have anything that'll disagree with the sets either. Kinetic Melee is fun, but it is the slowest feeling of the sets. If you've got a concept that works with the animations, go for it. I think this probably pairs best with Super Reflexes because you're trying to keep Siphon Power up as much as possible, so Quicken is nice for that.

Yeah, I was trying to create Tina The Bodysculptress myself.

Are you familiar with the Deutsche Demokratische Republik? Aside from helping Bane Spiders, it was also popular at arcades in the Bush administration.

Yeah, but they'd switched over to selling mostly phone type stuff and out of electronic components before then. Johnny Five would have died in a 2014 Radio Shack. Edit: After doing a duck-duck-go search for "Warriors" I cannot see any connection between the guys in the game and stills from the movie. I mean, I guess some of them wear headbands?

Are any of the enemies we fight old enough to get these references? I mean, how long ago did Radio Shack stop selling electronics? Edit: I suppose Nemesis and Lord Recluse might be old enough.

From the Spice, because they don't do interspace navigation in City of Heroes.

It's right there in the title. You just need to run one task force for every day or play using a dance pad instead of a mouse. I'm sure you've got one already. (For next week's challenge, dust off your guitar hero controllers)

Until I can slot taunt in my blaster's AoE attacks instead of damage sets, there will never be an ideal pick-up group experience.

It stands for Snail Tart.

Would you believe that I owned a copy but never made it out of the character creator in the first eight years?

My guess is that P2W Vendor could give new players the impression that you had to pay real money for stuff, scaring them away from interacting with it.

https://midsreborn.com/ They have their own subform too. https://forums.homecomingservers.com/forum/74-forum/

These are all pretty common questions and I'm here to be as helpful as possible* with answers. The Lost are from the future that's why they're warning people that "you'll soon be like us" They're getting their weapons scavenging Rikti warships in the future after Vanguard has been defeated and no one is standing guard over crash sites. The Skulls aren't really a death cult, they're a cult of worms. They undergo a transformation that turns them into invertebrates, the only bone they have left afterwards is their skull. The drug they deal is called Spice. It's a Dune reference. That's why the badge for defeating 50,000 of them is titled "Walk Without Rhythm" Dr. Vahzilok isn't hard to understand: There are currently no laws protecting the rights of the dead. Technically, the dead are property, so if you can prove the identification of a corpse, you can sue whoever is defiling it, but if a corpse cannot be identified (because it's disfigured or wearing a mask, like all of the Vahzilok) then it has no protects. So Dr. Vahzilok exploits this for free labor. Since he's based in Paragon, he gets to label all of his products with "Made in the USA". When you finally face him, he's on a golden throne, surrounded by jewels. *I may have overstated my desire to be helpful.

Fun shirts, but that LOve Tank shirt looks like a button. Oh man, do I looove buttons!

This is Count Notta Vampire. He's a CPA from Des Moines who moved the the Rogue Islands to study tax structures there for business purposes.

It's recursively named. S.T.A.R.T Trades Auxiliary Rewards Technology

And sopping wet, covered in green fluid. Edit: Or is the liquid clear and the glass is green?