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just tested on another character and this one DID keep the keybinds after zoning so not sure what triggered it

Hi, On the test server, i bound my keys and they do not get saved when i die or zone out. Setup: -/bind z "powexecname hasten" -/bind d "+backward$$powexecname Inner Will" I zone into an AE mission to try it out and they no longe work. When i rebind them with the commands above, they work again, until i zone.

Stan's a guy without superpowers right, so why not give him a suit like Tony Stark so he isn't too squishy and give him any powers (which could be fired from a suit? )after that.... a Robotics mastermind was the first thing that came to mind TBH, maybe with empathy, thermal or radiation. This is COH, there's just so many ways you can go with this, that's why we love it!

I like Tier lists too and i'm an oldschool gamer (no tier lists back then). I like to follow my own path but really enjoy seeing other people's opinions, often they are more experienced, some have 10 stalkers, they can definately mention pros and cons of certain sets. You don't have to blindly follow tier lists if you get them. Many people mention Psi melee is bad because often resisted later and low aoe dmg, having a useless confuse. Well, I'm going to make myself a psi stalker because i LOVE confuse, will be adding Crosspunch too because i've been using that since day 1 (of homecoming) on almost all my characters: with force feedback proccing 50% of the time (when hitting multiple mobs) and even when not proccing i get 5% to hit and +recharge per enemy hit. Ice/Bio, was great, i think this is really underrated. Staff felt really cool and fun, love the animations, i had Bio as secondary Elec/shield was... really heavy on the endurance (but i think most stalkers have end issues at low lvls) Ninja Blade/ninjitsu: This was pretty neat tbh, beautiful animations, felt better in oldschool combat than the new stalker way of life; meaning better for stealth missions, i really enjoyed caltrops a LOT, go assassinate someone, run through a door, caltrops to keep others away/slowed while i defeated them one by one. That said, after my elec/shield i really wanted something with easy endurance management so kept going back to bio. I like toys/versatility. If one set has dull attacks but highest dps, i'll probably go for a lower dps set because it has fun stuff like confuse, sustain, buffs, utility in general. So do with a tier list what you want.

does savage leap from Savage Melee count as a pet? does it break hide? Lightning rod not breaking hide is sweet, you can open up with an assassin's strike if you really want to afterwards or just use one of your other powers to open with a crit, it's a great initiatior because of the knockdown.

It also adds +to hit per enemy hit... has a very high chance of proccing +recharge from force feedback. Crosspunch is way underrated imo

I like thinking outside the box and I like that Dark blast idea, paint it white and it's webbing but then, go for Dark Blast/Martial Combat blaster instead, you get some kind of bullet time (spider reflexes and agility) and nice looking kickes and punches. Throw sand could be like webbing the enemies' eyes. Use Mace mastery and you get to pick webbing powers like web grenade, web cocoon, summon spiderlings etc (though you probably can't ditch the mace animation for it). Also gives you a good defense power, making you evade/dodge like spiderman. The leaping pool is very Spiderman: Jump kick, acrobatics, combat jumping, spring attack, yeah all of them.

I had an ELM/Ninjitsu stalker years ago, LOADS of fun, i still miss ninjitsu, it was so versatile, caltrops is amazing. Now however, i went for a strange route; Electric melee (for END and the many AOE's) and Shield Defense (defending as assassin...), even more AOE's and i just figure having buildup+ againts all odds to boost damage and then use one of my many nukes should work, if boss is alive i placate+assassin strike. Again though, i miss ninjitsu, such a "fun" set Suave-Excelsior