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Taunts are auto-hit in PVE. No hit check required. It just has it's "chance" to go off and limited by its per minute. I love seeing enemies at their last bit of health go down from a taunt.

The folks you used to team with probably stop playing because they saw you hadn't been online for a while. Are you on Indomitable? It does seem to be the least populated server these days, and it is the unofficial PVP server. I don't think that I have ever teamed up other there other than a DFB. No one is ever recruiting for teams when ever I'm on over there. Most everyone is level 50 on Indomitable these days, and I'm not going to power-level a character to 50 to just to ~maybe~ PVP.

And that leads to Perfect Zinger :: Chance for Psionic Damage. Taunt is auto-hit in PVE. Perfect Zinger :: Chance for Psionic Damage turns Taunt into a Zero-END AoE Psionic attack! I also put this proc in AOE, Cone, or PBAoE Taunt/Threat powers that do little to no damage.

I just put it to recharges in it and and make it my autofire. I don't recall feeling like I needed to put something else on autofire instead when I have a character that has practiced brawler.

Only if you can find me in game and team up with me. Otherwise, we are still just forum acquaintances. But there is a good bet that you have already teamed with me and didn't even know it 🙂 Oh, wait. It's a one sided thing. I see. We win or lose. Aren't there times when there is wrong on both sides? Friends take the good with the bad or they aren't really friends. Any how I'll still probably end up gaming with you or you with me without either one of us knowing it.

I'll use a weid example which may seem to stretch this a bit as it does take accuracies ... but the accuracy only counts in PVP and the power auto-hits in PVE. I'm sure you already know power and probably what proc I'm talking about at point (with just that little hint) ... and, yes, the proc does go off and cause damage even though it is a auto-hit on PVE targets.

To me, it only makes sense to put it on autofire if you can permadom. As Dominator, you are very likely to run out of end and need it to refill your end bar. I guess it is a give-or-take of being able to do more damage while Domination is up, but having to REST or burn END inps while Domination is up because you are out of end.

What?! Now you're trying to change the subject? Are you implying that these steam-cleaning machines have been given citizenship in Paragon City as well?

Apparently, Portable Workbenches have lost their free will and can only vote for Spanky because that is what they were programmed to do when they were built at Southern United Manufacturing Company. Portable Workbenches being helpless yet "unkillableNPC" is just further proof of the Nemesis plot! I mean, they MUST have SOME kind of sentience if they are going to be considered citizens, correct? I wouldn't think that babbling back programing installed by Southern United Manufacturing Company would count as sentience! When did this law pass to give machinery citizenship status happen anyway?! I mean I remember when it was decided that Corporations were people, but machinery as citizens?!

Wait. Are you implying that giving machines the right to vote was a Nemesis plot all along?! That THEY were manufacturing machines to vote for them?! Nemesis influence really is everywhere, and I thought the Ebil Marketers were pulling the puppet strings!

Well, Spanky was known for crafting a great election strategy and spreading his influence around during his bid for office.

Most power sets already have some level of this worked in to varying degrees. Some of this also already is mixed in among the various power pools. Also base buffs cover all or most of this as I recall ... I don't use base buffs that often. IO set bonuses ... And then there are inspirations....

With so many sentient robots these days, it is good to finally see machines given their rightful place as citizens in Paragon City. Trusty Portable Workbench! I will be proud to stand in line crafting... er with you, while we each wait to take our turns to vote in the upcoming elections.