Sakai

You know, I knew what it was and I knew where it was going to take me yet felt compelled to click anyways. And low and behold there was Rick Astley and I said why not. Hopped on Spotify, listened to what he's been doing all these years. Found a couple I Liked. Got me wondering what Dee Snider has been up to which led to an amazing acoustic version of 'We're Not Going To Take It". Just him and a piano...pretty cool...check it out. So thank you for the Rickroll, it has yielded benefits.

This is simply awesome..it made me smile after a long day. Now to figure out how to screenshot it so I have something for Halloween.

This is why it popped into my mind to try and make a sarcophagus tonight. Thank you for that...having fun.

Occasionally. On some characters the 2nd build becomes a testing spot to see if a new build is more effective...I switch between the 2 and run whatever mission a few times to test. So much easier now that Boosting doesn't take so long. Learned the hard way on Live that just because something looks better doesn't make it so. I know I could test on, hmmm what is the test server called?, but then I end up making the same build twice in essence and it is so much work to begin with. There are a pair that use all 3. A boosted Lvl 50 build, an attuned exempt build as well a boosted Lvl32 set which for me is is the sweet spot for exempting. But for the most part one seems to be plenty.

Did not see the Mission Transporter listed beside the Team one.

Naturally it is one you love running.

I skip Oppressive Gloom always. The last thing I need is my targets wandering off in a drunken stupor.

Huh. How do I set that?

Totally agree.

What are these called? Went to the Wiki to find where one was and couldn't remember. Disregard please...seems there is one right by Talos train station.

Kismet + Accuracy has found its way onto everyone of my characters since I have discovered it. Besides that a Panacea + HP/End (in the way back it was a Miracle +) and LoTG +Recharhe are the only "standard" ones I use on most characters.

Nice gift for a random though. I expect one of those to come along soonish. Have caught myself a number of times adding extra digits as I randomly push numbers to make my purchase.

How many of those hours do you figure are your brute standing around idly while you do laundry, make supper or do whatever other task seemed a better idea at the time?

So I have finally completed this mission. Took 5 more tries, each time lowering my difficulty. The timer I set claims 20 minutes for the mission for reference sake. Thanks to everyone for the helpful suggestions.

Yeah. Me too.

Oh Johnny Dangerously. How awesome you are.

While we are here...is there a way to change your build without being at a trainer?

I think this is the sort of thing that goes in the Suggestion forums. As to the answer sounds cool...have no idea.

Agreed. Praetoria is a great training ground for new characters. My current project is an Energy/Storm Corruptor. It seems a wonderful place to learn to control my knockback direction and group things together. Slow going but a great deal of fun and I can envision a time when I will be able to do actual damage while being valued on a team for the control aspect of knockback. Combat Teleport is great for this as it allows me to pop from place to place in essence instantly. Plus there are Ghouls and who doesn't love those.

I love Croatoa...always have. Little pumpkin fellows running hither and you doing the bidding of their master, creepy gnomes in stylish red hats, big shaggy dogs, a perpetually annoyed giant named Jack (I imagine he annoyed because he is in chains), perpetually twilight and and a mystical feel to the entire zone. Mainly though it is the epic 4 part storyline culminating in the Katie taskforce. There is that one mission in Skipper LeGrange's arc that vexes me....Stop the Ritual. This is the mission where you need to prevent 30 Fir Bolg from escaping through the henge. In my many years of playing this game I have completed it exactly once on a team and from the comments I recall it was purely by accident. Unfortunately you can not get the arc completion without succeeding this mission it seems and I kind of want that. I asked in game for help and it was suggested that it kind of amounted to a defeat all as the mobs just periodically come. Is this the case? If so should I be running out and thinning the herds between incoming waves? Or is there something else going on that I need to be aware of? Have no desire to lower the amount of players I represent as I enjoy feeling all uber and taking on numerous foes regardless if I am level 50 or level 7. I do run this, repeatedly 😐 lol, as a flashback and solo for the most part. Any and all suggestions are welcome. (Yes I do agree that the Protect the Henge mission that finishes the zone stories is kind of tedious but I'm used to it and have made my peace with it.)

I have always assumed the weekend price spikes are due to the influx of players wanting it nao. When the weekdays arrive the patient players and the "price correction regulators" are able to purchase for more reasonable rates. Patience is a virtue.

I had honestly forgotten/didn't notice that you could even search by anything on the character selection screen. I felt foolish.

How do you teleport to Positron?

Do Thumbs Down improve my Rep? I suspect not but.....

But if you want you can always just not finish the Baby New Year miss so you can roll through all year long.