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Some minor text issues in Buried Secrets: Mission 2: The Warrior boss, Treasure Seeker Jones, says "Striga is a goldmine if you just dig a little underneath the surface." Gold mine is two words. Mission 4: Straxt's post-acceptance text reads "The banished pantheon can't possibly know what they have stumbled upon." Banished Pantheon is a proper noun, and should be capitalized. There is a similar issue in the arc's Souvenir. And the below "issues" are not strictly wrong, just things that stood out to me reading all of the text. They're wrong in my opinion, but opinions differ. Mission 1 & 2: Both of the collection clues ("Ore Samples" and "Crystal Fragments") are written completely in past tense in an odd way. Item-based clues are usually written in the present tense, as if you still have the item in question, rather than being written from the perspective of having already given the item away. Mission 2: The "Crystal Fragments" clue makes mention of multiple crates, when you the player only collect one glowie. From the Souvenir: "but why did they need research on volcanic activity, ore samples and comparisons to distant soils in Italy, inert dark crystals and weapon prototypes to employ them?" I believe there should be a comma after "inert dark crystals" (the "Oxford Comma", which is the default in American English). Also from the Souvenir: "The oberst claimed that it was all very much outdated but still too dangerous to end up in the wrong hands, but surely there must be more to it. A mystery for another day, and another paycheck." "surely there must be more to it" feels like it ought to end in a question mark, given the next sentence.

From the Founder's Falls plaque for the Bicentennial badge: "In a cruel twist of fate, Hamidon used the mold on himself in desperation when his raid on an animal testing facility was interrupted by the notorious invisible hero Refactor." Given that the character is stated to be invisible, I feel like that's probably a typo of "Refractor".

Be still my beating heart. I have been asking for this since I first saw this weapon model back in the Going Rogue Beta.

I definitely have some characters with no compunctions about working with Nazis, but I wholeheartedly agree here. Particularly that this is Rogue, rather than full Villain, content, I think that there ought to be an expectation of less-evil villains doing the content. In particular, the Brother Hammond angle also works for villains who ARE evil enough to work for the Nazis anyway, because for such characters it also wouldn't (generally) be out-of-tone for them to manipulate someone else for their own ends.

The only paid online service I consider to be truly necessary is a VPN.

Please please PLEASE. The combination of no reward for the summons (regardless of how much there is for the shaman) and no badge for them makes them feel like SUCH a slog. It's probably not that big a deal in the grand scheme of things, but it grinds at my brain in the worst way. I literally will not do any sub-Incarnate BP mission whatsoever; dismiss tips, pick different radios/papers, auto-complete contact missions and log out of that character for three days. Please let me just focus fire on the shaman and kill his annoying ass without summoning his damn buddies.

Yes.

Nothing brings me more joy than when a grognard gets his incredibly well-deserved comeuppance.

Oh man, I absolutely loved that show when I was a kid. The ending was a little meh, but overall it was one of my favorite cartoons.

No, we've seen exactly what would happen, as it's the same situation as Deadman; the corpse of Belladonna Vetrano might become a Black Lantern, but Ghost Widow would remain a spirit. As the CW Green Arrow is a shameless and shitty rip-off of Batman (the Frank Miller Batman specifically, much as pre-beard Green Arrow was a ripoff of Golden/Silver Age Batman), that only further proves my point. 😛

Mako would definitely be red, and Black Scorpion as orange is right on the money. I honestly don't think Ghost Widow would be in any corps; her current self seems to hollow as a ghost to be able to muster up the strong emotion required to join any corps. She's forever bound to Arachnos. I could see Positron as being indigo; I get that vibe from him, especially with him having given up so much by sealing himself in his armor in order to protect those around him. Gives a very self-sacrifice vibe. Manticore, as the resident Batman, would obviously be yellow. 😛

If I remember right, Ego has had a couple origins oveer the years. The ones I remember are being an evolved lifeform (Natural), a scientist who merged with a planet (Science), or being created by one of the various cosmic entities (either Magic or Science, depending on how you want to define "Cosmic Power").

I'm a big fan of Major Spoilers, and their family of podcasts. The main cast is a comic news/discussion cast with some general pop culture talk and an in-depth review/discussion of a particular comic (typically not a new one; they'll dig into a well known trade or something). Some of their spin-off shows include Dueling Review, a head-to-head review of a newly released comic by two of the hosts, Legion Club House, a chronological review/discussion/history of The Legion Of Super-Heroes, and Critical Hit, their live-play D&D podcast.