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I would be inclined to put the Will of the Controller set (including the %dmg proc) in Stalagmites. It has a much higher chance to fire there and to hit more foes. If I'm going to slot the Overpowering Presence set, I often put it in the AoE immobilize. Despite CoD stating that it doesn't stack I often get multiples of the Font out from subsequent applications. I've been getting interesting results slotting it in Synaptic Overload (Electric Control), where I often get 2-3 Fonts from a single application. Not sure how much damage they're doing, but I seem to get decent duration (they show up in my Pet window).

I've only played the dominator version of Savage. It has 4 of the melee set attacks (Maiming Slash, Vicious Slash, Rending Flurry and Savage Leap [renamed Feral Charge]), 3 ranged attacks from Beast Mastery (Call Swarm, Call Hawk and Call Ravens [renamed Unkindness]), a wonky BU/+perception power and a self heal. Two of the ranged attacks have a mechanic that scales the damage based on the number of stacks of Blood Frenzy (without depleting them). There are only 2 powers that cause Exhaustion when used with 5 stacks (Rending Flurry and Call Hawk).

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Apparently it's the ones that speak, but still not very intuitive. Would be much better if they were named.

The objective of this mission (on a giant multi-level outdoor map) is to defeat 4 Paragon Protector Elite groups. The problem is that every spawn on the map has a Paragon Protector Elite in it and there's no way to tell which are the 4 you need.

The best source of tohit debuff resistance is Focused Accuracy, but that's not available until lvl 35 so wouldn't be usable for Moonfire. Dark Armor has 32% tohit debuff resistance in Obscure Sustenance and Regeneration has 20% in Ailment Resistance.

I've been using Spirit Tree as my opener, then using Seeds after the foes gather around it. Seeds has the same magnitude and target cap as before but a shorter duration so it may need to be refreshed if a fight goes on longer. The Adaptive Recharge allows it to be used effectively on small numbers of foes and have it come back quickly. Carrion Creepers now procs less frequently, caused me to change to more traditional slotting. Now that I slot more recharge, it allows me to have it up all the time. The addition of the deep sleep mechanic to Spore Burst is useful, but I find that sleep still doesn't play well with Carrion Creepers. I use Spore Burst primarily to deal with adds or when a second spawn aggros. The new pulsing mechanic added to Vines (after the initial hold) makes it a useful tool for area control/denial. It's situational, but previously it wasn't in my build at all.

I don't think anyone disagrees, but there's a technical reason why the stuff Null does can't be implemented on the Options menu.

You are correct, Mace has a longer animation time than the others. Quick snipe Arcanatime is 1.584s for all except Mace, which is 2.244s. Slow snipe Arcanatime is 4.488s for Moonbeam, Zapp and Frozen Spear, 5.148s for Mace and 3.168s for Psionic Lance.

I occasionally use slow AS solo if there's a troublesome boss I want to erase from the equation. I don't know what the attack chain looks like in Street Justice, but generally it's BU > AS > [strongest attack]. You might need a 4th attack depending on the boss's relative level and resists. I don't bother using slow AS on things like Malta Sappers or Tsoo Sorcerers. A regular attack or snipe used from Hide is usually sufficient to take them out. In normal combat and on teams I'm using quick AS 95% of the time.

All the epic snipes use the same damage formula in Quick Snipe mode. In Normal Snipe (slow) mode they're all the same except Moonbeam (Soul Mastery). For some reason Moonbeam does scale 4.5 damage vs. scale 3.56 for Mace Beam, Zapp, Frozen Spear and Psionic Lance.

This is dated information. It was changed again in i28p2. None of the powers stack with themselves but they all stack with each other. Sonic Attack Simplified the -res stacking. The following powers now apply a scale -1.5 resistance debuff for various durations: Shriek - 8s Scream - 8s Howl - 8s Shout - 10s Screech - 15s Dreadful Wail - 20s

Yes. It's between the merit vendor and the Icon employee.

Time Lord provides a 20% recharge buff (and 60% recharge/speed debuff resistance) all the time. While the Accelerated buff is active it provides an additional 10% recharge buff (and an additional 30% recharge/speed debuff resistance). https://cod.uberguy.net/html/power.html?power=blaster_support.time_manipulation.time_lord&at=blaster

Battalion is an alien force, but I don't think its origin has been revealed. https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/The_Coming_Storm

There's also one in the Vanguard base in RWZ.

It doesn't solve the issue for all content, but the MM henchmen level shifts are removed in Incarnate content. They also share any Incarnate level shifts you have.

There's a pretty large variance in duration for these kind of powers. Dispersion Bubble has a 15s duration, Sonic Dispersion, Barrier Reef and FFG are 2.25s, Faraday Cage is 5s. Steamy Mist, Arctic Fog and Shadow Fall have no lingering buff at all (0.75s duration). Dispersion Bubble's duration was increased to 15s in i27p5. I see no reason for the others not to get the same treatment.

The previous mechanic took a really long time for the confuse to jump. You would cast it and then have to wait 10-15s for it to make the 3 or 4 jumps to spread through the spawn. The jumps were also very unreliable. If it missed the initial target or failed after 1 jump, the power was wasted and you would have to wait 60s for it to recharge. With the new mechanic it jumps very quickly (and more reliably) and spreads through the spawn in 3-4s. If it misses the initial target, adaptive recharge now has the power back up in 6s.

The eggs hatched before I got within range to attack them.

In the last mission of Operative Grillo's Snake Fest arc the objective is to defeat Stheno and minions. In the final room are a several large patches of snake eggs. Are the eggs supposed to spawn nothing but bosses? I ran the mission solo at +3/x6 and got 50+ bosses (15-20 per patch).

It's substantially faster since the most recent patch.

The 5 mez items definitely belong in a control set (the powers you describe are very similar to those in Mind Control). The 5 buff/debuff items belong in a support set. You also have too many powers. I'm not sure that the game can accommodate a set that's 50% control/50% support, especially since controllers get support sets as their secondary. I suggest picking one or the other and fleshing out that side of the set.

The blast set? They simplified the -res. There's just one type now and it's -11.25% (for corruptors) on all the powers, with varying durations. Powers don't stack with themselves, but they stack with each other. It's pretty easy to get up to 3 stacks.

Radiation Infection should be slotted with a ToHit Debuff set, not a Defense Debuff set. No point in slotting recharge in Enervating Field. It decreases the recharge of the toggle by less than 0.5s. Other than the set bonuses, there's no reason to 6-slot Lingering Radiation, especially because Slow sets provide so little recharge enhancement. I would go with 1 acc IO and 2 rech IOs. You're more interested in the -regen than the slow anyway. Note that the defense provided by Infiltration and Evasive Maneuvers suppresses completely in combat.