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My hope is that some day good arcs/stories in the AE are brought into the actual game. Want a faction? Build one in the AE, write missions around it, and have some fun with the kind of content you want to see in the game. How about checking out the ninja stuff that is already in the AE and telling us what you think about it? Are any of the existing Ninja AE stuff any good? What do you think would improve it?

If you are sure of that, you are quite wrong. If it doesn't apply to 50s as well, then I am for doing away with the name release policy altogether.

You know what I'm saying. You are trying to belittle it, but it doesn't change the point. People park their characters in the AE door-sitting and go do other stuff. Some people apparently automate their farming characters so they can go AFK to powerlevel AFK doorsitters. My translation is: "Well, how dare you say that my level 50 should be renamed if your lowly sub-level 50 would be renamed under that same situation. I have an attachment to my level 50!" What you are assuming is someone that has a character that is level 25 or below that may be xp-locked to that level for one reason or another doesn't have as much or more "attachment" to a character as someone that power-leveled a character to level 50. Who should be more upset? Someone that spent 5 hours actually playing a character that was AFK-doorsat to 50 or someone that played 40-50 hours on character that isn't 50? Does being 50 give you some kind of increased connection to a character simply because they are level 50 regardless of how you got there? My points are valid. I don't see your counterpoints beling valid at all. Your counterpoint goes directly back to the superiority of level 50's characters simply because they are level 50. Attachment to a character has nothing to do with the level of the character. Great. I don't like the policy the way it is written. Then you are part of the reason that a renaming policy is needed. You are part of the problem. You are making that clear.

Not true. The system is active, but they haven't started reclaiming names as far as I know. (link the post if the DEVs said that they have started the renaming process) is probably relatively low, unless they just blitzed a ton of toons to 50 in that week. It's not hard with multiboxing, farms, and doorsitting is it? I only have a couple characters that are level 50. I don't intend on leveling any more to 50. I prefer the lower levels. I keep up with logging my characters in case the policy goes into effect. If they are going to rename characters below 50, then level 50 characters should be open to renaming as well. It isn't like it was on live. We are not subscribers. People get to 50 in a couple of hours. It is no big challenge to get to level 50. If you can't log your level 50 in once a year and the policy goes live, it should get renamed the same as any other character.

I have to say that I loved the Flash 1990s TV show, but I had already been a Flash fan for a long time at that point. I stumbled on to this :: I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but Secret Galaxy tends to do some good research on stuff they cover.

I'm there with you on that one.

Have you checked the AE to see if there are any ninja story arcs in there? ---- Below links to the First Season of Sonny Chiba's Shadow Warriors ----

lol. But the super strength, rock walls and statues being knocked down, and staff fighting ...oh, I see, yes... the staff fighting ...

@Raikao I think you intend to mean that placing an item at 1 (or 5 to avoid loss due to the transaction fee) influence is only a risk if you intend to make a profit off of the item. That is to say, if you are just trying to get something out of inventory, and you don't care what it sells for, you might as well put it at a lowest sales price. That is done to not only get it out of your character's inventory but also to move it through the auction house slot as quickly as possible.

...doesn't match up to the Wentworth's page for some reason. https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Wentworth's_Fine_Consignments vs https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Auction_House I guess the term Wentworth's, Black Market, and whatever the "Market" on the side-that-shall-not-be-named was was named became outdated when the influence, infamy, and information all merged into one currency (which is influence or just inf ... as far as I know). Thanks. I haven't checked out the info at a Wentworth's rep since back on live. I have only talked to them a few times on Homecoming. I can't remember if it was before or after I found out about /ah or not.

Oh, this short fight scene was just too superheroic in its own right not to share even though it is of topic.

The helmets and German names goes a long way toward the connection. I can't see there being no connection at all. I'm sure Jack "the Statesman" Emmert knew that connection would be seen even if he tried to brush it off to the others he was working with. Have to look for the helmets here as the footage is a bit muddy, but the use of the helmets here on the Philistines seems intentional .... They put a cloth underneath it the trails down the back of the neck, but, still, the helmets

What the OP is that?! An OP pet at level 2? Yeah, hard pass on that.

@Raikao Great. I always thought it was posting and selling fees and calculated that into my posting prices. I see that https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Wentworth's_Fine_Consignments words it close to your wording (essentially the same meaning); "....Now this consignment house is not free and we do have two types of fees. There is a Listing Fee, which is 5% of the price you sell your item for. The minimum listing fee is 5 influence. You get this fee back if you sell your item. There is also a Transaction Fee of 10% of the final sale price, which is deducted at the time of purchase. The 5% you paid when you listed the item is subtracted from the Transaction Fee. You will use your Influence to pay for these transactions...." The influence you pay from listing the items comes from the influence you have on hand at the time. Transaction Fee - Listing Fee comes out of what the items sell for before you pull the influence from the market on a completed sale. I guess this should be included as well as it is the next paragraph ... "....Please be aware that you will lose your listing fee if your item does not sell. Also, you may put up a 'looking to buy' order. Your items will stay up for sale indefinitely, as long as you are active in the community. If you disappear for 60 days or more, your items will be lost." I have been miscalculated and had characters that had not logged in within 60 days (within the last week or two) and they did not lose the items that they had up for sale (or, more correctly, still had the inf waiting from sold items). So it is a 60-day account log-in versus 60-day character log in.

Yes. That is true. But many of us know that people will try that in order to cheap out on the auction prices. exactly. Don't be shocked if you put something up for 1 inf that usually sells for 14 million and you end up get 250 infl for it. Just because the most recent bids are at 14 million doesn't mean that there are still 14 million bids still waiting for the product. Look at the number that are for sale. Look at the number that are trying to buy. look at the price. see the dates. Now the kicker. That information isn't always correct. Generally, the lower the number for sale, the close you should post it to the amount you want to make off the product (and include the price for posting and selling the product in your price point). It will always sell to the current highest bid above your posting price. Posting something for 1 inf is a gamble. Is losing the amount you could make worth the amount you save on posting fees? In most cases you aren't going to have hundreds of bids at 50 inf on something worth 14 million, but I wouldn't put it past some of the Ebil Marketeers. Because as P. T. Barnum supposedly said "There's a sucker born every minute". - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There's_a_sucker_born_every_minute

There is a Titan weapon that is a sword with mystic runes on it.

Yes. You do have a very strong Personal Force Field to shield yourself with forcefield. https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Force_Field#Personal_Force_Field I know you can't fight with it on, but "The Personal Force Field is almost impenetrable to all attacks, even Psionics and Enemy Teleportation..." I agree that the other shield sets don't grant a shield to shield the caster. The other sets probably didn't get one because people complained about "how useless" personal force field is. Myself, I take it and I slot it on my forcefield defenders and controllers. I find it to be useful when I need it.

Yep. That's a level 24 boss with two purple minions standing by my level 20 mutation contact. Really? oh, yes. I went back to take this screen shot. It was a level 23 boss previously!