UltraAlt

Each character is in their own timeline. When you run on someone else's team, you are running in their character's timeline. The badges are to show what each character has experienced as part of their timeline. I'm glad you shared your point of view on this, but I disagree. And ... there have been other threads about this "suggestion" in the past. What this would do mechanically in game, is give alts all of the perks/bonuses from the various accolades achieved on one character to new characters before a new character would have enough levels to be able to run the content in order to achieve those accolades/bonuses. That would make a new character very overpowered. Also, I tend to get some badges or avoid getting them based on my character conception of each character. You seem to be using "recommendation" to try to make your suggestion more valid. Very creative, but it does seem a bit grandiose ... to me at least. Recommendation: "a suggestion or proposal as to the best course of action, especially one put forward by an authoritative body".

So my duo teammate on test continued to run their tank at level 20. I auto-leveled one of my stalkers up to 20. Seemed to play fine to me. Doesn't seem to be worth it to slot a hold enhancement in Strident Echo - Melee, DMG(Energy/Smash), Foe -Res(Debuffs), Chance for Hold 20% (?) is pretty low. Might as well not to have it take Hold enhances at that point unless the point is to slot a hold proc or more of the same Hold set to get the set bonuses. Honestly, putting a https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Winter's_Bite:_Recharge/Chance_for_-Speed_%26_-Recharge in Attune seems to go off more often.

You are most likely going to get them cheaper on the /AH than you would be crafting them. Some people are still cranking out crafting all of the various levels of non-set IO's for the badges and/or portable crafting table. You should be able to get level 25's for far less than it would cost you to craft them ... even after spending a boat-load of loot to memorize the recipes so that crafting costs would be cheaper. That being said, I think highest level you can get one for free out of doing the University training missions is a level 20. That being said, sure, you could slot a level 10 non-set IO at level 7 and use it all the way to level 50, but the percentage will never increase. The IO non-set enhance percentages never increase, so you will have the same percentage for the slotted level 25 no-set IO at level 23 as you will at level 49 ... aka comparatively decreasing returns over time. I believe some players say that the turning point on non-set IOs is 35 where the non-IO set enhance percentage exceeds that of SOs.

There is a bar at the top of the website click on "Support" and place a support ticket there or through the support option in the menu in-game (it will end up showing up under that "Support" tab in the forums where you can update information there. When you go into that tab, it only show you your support tickets. I would post there to get quicker response. They might PM you directly to resolve this, but I think you might get a quicker response if you use that "support" tab. This is forum section is more for help from other players.

I don't know about powers that share with your teammates. But I do know if you target through another character, and they can "see" the target then your attacks can hit their target. So if your team can't see a target and there is a sentinel on the team, it is likely that the sentinel can see the targets ... and, if the team targets through them, then they can attacks the sentinel's targets.

Better. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure Sentinels have better perception than any other archetype, and I'm assuming that, even if your character is blinded, they can still target through a Sentinel and attack they target that they have targeted. "Sentinels received a new Inherent, Vulnerability, increased damage scales, perception, and resistance to perception debuffs" - https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Sentinel

Yes. Many many threads about it. Easy enough to search for one. There is no provable quantitative number that either love it or hate it. You are implying more hate it, but there is no proof of that. Yeah. People that don't like it say that. From may experience, most of those players seem to be playing melee characters. It is, of course, opinion. If you don't like it, don't use it. If you don't like it when other people use it, then don't team up with players that use it. Enjoy the game. But don't try to ruin it for the other players that like knocking opponents around. Apparently, you don't. However, it isn't just about your enjoyment when you are teaming with other players. They want to have fun too. Some melee characters tried to tell me to, but It didn't take me long to just put them on /ignore There really aren't that many of them. We only have 30 ignore slots in-game and then they oldest one gets shoved off the end of the stack. It has been a long time since I put anyone in-game on /ignore I guess I should word that since I "had" to anyone in-game on /ignore So if you really don't want to team with people that use knockback, one good way is to put them on /ignore That way when you recruit, they might be sending you tells but you won't get them. I have to say ... a team where everyone has knockback is a lot of fun.

But I thought it still is 2004. Look at all the CRT monitors, desk phones ... heck ... payphones on the street corner. Those Menders meddling again ... I bet. They are mangling the timestream and have you thinking it is 2025 when there is evidence all around you that it is 2004!

A level 1 can walk into City Hall, go down stairs, and go in Recluse's Victory and get the Ouroboros portal without anyone helping. More difficult than door-sitting. What exactly is the "BS"? Is it other players wanting to join up to help you or, at least, fight alongside you while you battle to achieve your goals? Is the "BS" all the other members of the community? or just the ones that want to team up with you? You do seem to be pretty frustrated. It sounds like that level 4 that wanted to play was frustrated too. I think it is good to not be frustrated about things. But then I like PuG'ing and running around with people that I have no idea how they are going to behave when we confront our foes, watch the chaos happen, and then revel when a team gels and turns into smooth-running superhero team up. But maybe that's just me.

If you announce it, you are pretty much saying you are recruiting and/or you are willing to join a team to run/do/defeat whatever it is you are announcing. You have to ask yourself if you want to be part of the community and help build it or if your goal is to upset other players that want to join in something you are announcing by ignoring their response to your announcement? That is to say, are you announcing something so that you can use others to achieve your own goals and you don't expect them to get anything out it? Maybe you should just announce "I need some bodies to get something going, but don't even think I'm going to team up with you so that you can get a reward for helping me do what I want to do." Maybe you are playing villains. I expect different kinds of behavior from villains/rogues than I do heroes/vigilantes.

Well, I maked a stalker last night, and I thought "why get attuned right off the bat that would be gimping my character so I picked Sonic Thrust". It seemed kind of tedious to get to level 3. So during the day I thought "Why not? Gimp myself with attuned first!" And so ... I did. Now, I did use brawl and the same origin power on each character. And ... picking Attuned first made that stalker level to 3 much faster than the first one. Go figure.

Honestly, I do some page sorting to handle that kind of thing. On a couple of servers, I have pages just with villains, ninjas, low level characters (to help on DFB-Posi 2 which are level-locked/xp turned off), by supergroup, and some by type of character concept. I think you get badge for completing the patron missions, is that correct? if so if the origin or selected badge showed up on your profile in-game then that would be the badge that I'm suggesting to show up on the character creation screen. I know that the origin was kind of thrown by the wayside by the time CoV was being created. It would have taken a lot more time to create the 5 origin paths to 50 for villains. It was fully expected that the villain side would have a lower population. But I guess my point is, that you could use badges to track either level of accomplishment or to remind you what path you had intended to take with that character. I'm using macros essentially as notepads to keep track of what I'm doing or reminding me what level not to go past while I'm running missions for a contact.

I don't know that kool kat lingo. Hard pass. But I don't understand what that is in regards to CoH characters/Universe dealing with Nekron. I guess Mot is just to Lovecraftian or something. I don't think it is going to be locked for me playing around. But ... but ... the difference in the demographics!

Both of the VETAs. I have some villains but I have no reason to play a archetype that is that much under the thumb of Lord Recluse (regardless of what a character conception would have to say about it) I probably did make one of each before the Sunset, but I don't remember any enjoyment from playing them.

You're saying that the Ouroboros is based on the X-men storyline from the comic books that was made into a movie? Well head on over to DCUO on line. They are running an even with Necron in it now.

I think NCSoft already did that, and the Multiverse (Shards) winked out of existence. Meanwhile, a Universe was locked away in secret ... ... years later, as that Universe was revealed, the Multiverse began to flow out from that which had been hidden for so long. The City is attacked by Zombies all the time. We just went through a full month of it. Sounds like Ouroboros action to me. Going back in time to mend (rewrite) history.

I guess we need a call from the DEVs about how Attuned works because there seems to be some confusion. Sonic Thrust and Stindent Echo text reads to me that "if used in conjunction with Attune". "Conjunction" seems to imply while Attune is active. Also the Attune text reads "This power does not inflict much damage but can be sustained for continued damage over time that will be boosted if you strike the target with Sonic Thrust or Strident Echo. Each of these attacks will further increase the strength of the damage over time." That seems to imply that "sustained" means leaving the toggled on. The "boost" is applied when Sonic Thrust or Strident Echo are used after Attune is "sustained"/toggled on a target; instead of a "boost" being applied to Sonic Thrust or Strident Echo if Attune is toggled on after their use. And, if you use Sonic Thrust or Strident Echos, the DoT damage "will further increase". But it is unclear if stacking of this "increased strength" can be done by repeated use of Sonic Thrust and Strident Echo on an Attuned target.

yeah, I didn't see it there. I haven't bothered to use the search function yet. It was time consuming to go through the tabs for my other post.

It depends on how high the level of the minion is compared to my character. I'm up to level 11 at this point. A white usually take around 1 pass. Attuned, the two related attacks, and the origin weapon attack usually. I'm running at +2 at this point, so I'm not fight white minions. Generally, I'm always going for the most powerful target first unless I'm fighting an AV or boss (and then I'll take out their support first).

Well you could reply to my thread or @ me. The items are one that would have been one of the Technology X or Arcane X categories. The one that have both "working" (not marked as "damaged") and "damaged" ones. They should be obvious to you, and I shouldn't have to point them out. examples: Cabinets & shelves: Bookshelf and Mystical bookshelf (or one or the other) used to generate control. Computers & TVs: Monitor Bank,Mega Monitory, Supercomputer, Terminal, Corner terminal, Advanced Terminal, etc. used to (I'm assuming still do) generate control. Crystals: I never used Power Crystal, Improved Power Crystal, or Elite Power crystal, but, if are both "normal" and "inactive"ones, I'm assuming that they do something. If we are saying that we saying that control and power items are only cosmetic at this point, then other items need to be moved out of the "Base Services" category as well as some are left in there. NPCs: Hero Corps Field Analyst and Fortune Fateweaver (this should be overly obvious) I see the category as labeled "Base services" and not "Non-redundant base services" or "Essential Base Services". All of the Base NPC services listed as "Base Services" can be handled out in the open world. Sure you can handle the Vault storage without going to the base storage vault or go to a bank ingame. Are you pushing to have Wentworths/Black Market and Banks removed because they are "unnecessary and redundant"? Do the NPCs and the Vault supply a "Base Service". I seems like the do to me even if some of us don't utilize them for the service that they perform. What about the Pillar of Ice and Flame and the mission computer? The Ouroboros is easy enough to get to. Why not hid them away somewhere else? Stick the Pillar of Ice and Flame with the inactive one in "Crystals". I have no idea where whomever stuck in "inactive" version of the Mission Computer. Well, the text is wrong on this one. Notoriety is no longer change through the chat bar!

As I, you are a single player posting for yourself. Any of the other "we" that you imply should be posting for themselves. I'm not retoggling 16 times a mob, and I am also giving feedback as requested. I'm not playing at level 50. I started at level 1, and I am leveling up through gameplay (admittedly with a x2 XP boost) But, honestly, I'm using it like a click power that is just staying on (more like having a long recharge time) versus like a toggle. I don't put it in my toggle tray, I keep it in my active tray and hit as part of rotation as it recharges after detoggling.

Honestly, I play most of the time with just the "help" tab. I have added /lfg and events channels to it (and maybe /b if that isn't default). That seems to cover pretty much all communication I need to see in the upper panel.

I think a better question is "why would someone bother to do that?", but I guess someone did try to make a card game out of CoH.

I find it interesting and a different use of the toggle mechanic. It works like the AoE debuffing powers but recharges faster. It is different and I like having the sets play differently. I'll have to try this to see if it seem even more OP than it already does starting an attack with Attune.