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Checked the hero alignment mission, all of the objectives are correctly enabled. Only the vigilante mission is borked.

10% market fees say what? 720,000,000 * 0.9 = 648,000,000 Oh, look, a wild 72,000,000 inf* sink just appeared! Quick, someone take a picture! And the inf* being spent for those stacks of prismatics, that's not being created out of thin air either. That's pre-existing inf* that people have had sitting in storage, tucked away in bids on non-existent items in the market. The inf* they're throwing at the AH now is just changing hands. The people with less inf* get more, inflation has a lower chance of taking hold since so much inf* is being destroyed, win-win for everyone. Or are you really going to try to argue that people are emergency farming billions of inf* in a few hours to buy stacks of prismatics? I hope not, because no-one's going to buy that bullshit, even if they're willing to pay early adopter prices for prismatics, especially after you pointed out that they can't farm that much, that quickly. Kind of shot yourself in the foot there, didn't you.

Encourage RMT. Devs have already laid down the law on that. Not happening.

An optional currency used to purchase purely cosmetic NPC costumes was added as a payoff for playing Hard Mode content, and you equate that with gatekeeping and pushing less skilled players away? You tried to microwave your head to fry the government tracking chip, didn't you.

It's what special bunnies are made of. Like chocolate. Think Peeps, but made of aether. And naked.

I almost used that analogy. Not enough going on at the top, though, to be accurate.

Always been that way.

Honey, you need to talk to your plastic surgeon. He messed you up.

It's high in the front, nothing in the back. Not much on the sides. Really doesn't animate like a PBAoE, definitely gives the impression of a cone when you watch it. It's not the same animation used by Spinning Strike. Or, it's not the same animation used by a Street/Shield Spinning Strike. I don't know of the shield changes anything, I only have that one Street Justice character.

No. The rest of the game is the Shed of Doom. Google it. You're welcome.

This tip is supposed to require you to rescue Blast Furnace, place two bombs and defeat Flambeaux. The mission is completing without defeating Flambeaux. You don't even have to fight her, or the spawn she's with. Once the second bomb is set, the mission completes. I've run this mission dozens of times with this character and I'm certain it required her defeat until very recently.

Martial Assault -> Spinning Kick.

I'm loving the adjustments that have culminated in everything running as soon as you looked at them funny, and especially fix that makes critters respond to Taunts by running even faster and farther. I can do so much more with my life now! While I'm waiting for the bad guys to remember where they spawned and stroll back, I can do other things, like dig the hole for my outhouse, write the great American novel, cook a banquet, bury the bodies, build a new cabin, walk all the way around the world, study to become a neuro-surgeon... productivity is finally mine!

100,000? Five zeroes? What is this, a job offer from McDonalds? Guards. GUARDS! Remove this peasant.

Want.

50% +Range fixes that. My TA/Dark's entire attack chain is TT/NF/Moonbeam and I don't move an inch once I start.

Shards were only for Alpha components, and Alpha components only used shards (or related components in the shard path, like Grai Matter/Notice of the Well/Favor of the Well/etc) when the Incarnate system was implemented. Shards originally only dropped from Incarnate content when it was in beta, until the forums went batshit at the implication that no Incarnate progress would be permitted unless the player ran Incarnate trials, at which point Paragon added shards... at a drop rate which would require 8-9 months of grinding for 4-6 hours every day to reach T4 (that was when i went batshit, too (i was the one who calculated the time based on the drop rate)). Thread paths were added to Alpha post-shutdown, and threads added as regular drops on non-Incarnate critters, so players wouldn't have to grind endlessly to complete the Alpha slot.

We're supposed to be in clothes? Huh. Interesting.

A series of alphanumeric characters arranged in groups which are placed sequentially in order to convey articulated thought? Unless it was Welsh, in which case it was a series of alphanumeric characters arranged in groups which were placed sequentially to drive readers insane. BUY A VOWEL, WALES!

Just make another shortcut. Or check the trash, see if you accidentally threw it away. Go to the Tequila folder. Drag tequila.exe to the desktop while holding Alt. Drop it. You can rename it later. Easy peasy dirty sleazy.

They exist so critters have the tiniest chance to kick your ass. Auto powers and clicks couldn't be suppressed, shut off or otherwise set to remove their effects when the game was created. A toggle, being a short duration click which the game automatically clicks for you at pre-determined intervals, can have its effects removed. You can be sapped and have your toggles shut off. You can be mezzed and have your toggles shut off. You can run out of endurance through your own actions and have your toggles shut off. In a game with enemies so stupid that they can't walk up a ramp, some concessions have to be made to give them any semblance of equivalency to player characters. Toggles are one of those concessions.

Could it have been automatically archived due to lack of use? Is it possible you switched desktops or logged into your computer with a different account (also would show a different desktop)? And, why not just make a new shortcut to the launcher and fuggedaboudit, since I'm asking questions?