Triumphant

Once you max out for your AT, I don't think they increase after that, no. Regardless of level shifts or what not. I could certainly be wrong about that, though.

I struggled with this, myself. French seemed the likeliest answer. I haven't finished the mission chain yet, so keep the discussion specifically to the OP's topic, please- NO SPOILERS! 😁

Spelljammer was one of my favorite settings back in the day. I may have to take a break from my CoH RP and try the 5E version.

Yep. It's just my opinion. I never claimed it was objective fact. If it came off that way, it wasn't my intention. As to MSR: You're right. It's very popular. Many people seem to enjoy it. I don't view MSR as a problem (even though I personally find it very boring and don't enjoy it) and never suggested that it was a problem (other than the problem specific only to me- well, and anyone that feels the same way I do, I guess- which is that it bores me. I avoid that problem by simply not joining MSR's, though. So... yeah, I guess it's not even actually a problem for me, any more).. As to your wider point, I agree. If you don't don't like certain content, why waste your time doing it for the reward? I do think it's worth the reward, if you use the shortcuts, like alignment switching and so forth. But if you don't want to do that, you can simply to choose not to chase the reward and move on with your life.

Eh, sometimes- yes. But in some cases, the TF is just boring, so you don't want to spend 30 minutes (much less 90), doing it. If the game play isn't fun, what's the point? MSR is my pet peeve, in this regard, but Synapse is pretty close behind. Of course, the easy way to get around that kind of tedium for the purpose of getting your passive accolades, is to use Null the Gull. If the OP doesn't want to do that, I think they're just gonna have to suck it up (not that I disagree that synapse could use some tweaking to make it less tedious, mind you). 🤷‍♂️

This topic slaps, bruh. 🤚

Is it a Mender Silo... I mean, Nemesis Plot? 😄

When you're just fighting one by itself, when that buff kicks in, just save your energy and evade the big lug until it runs out. Once the timer runs out, you can burn it down really quick.

I don't want a complete reboot, but I do want to see a new captain and crew, in a new ship, going out and exploring where no one has gone before. I'd like to get back to the tried and true formula of self-contained stories in each episode, with the ocassional 2 or three part cliff hanger at the end of the season. Again, though- it just won't work unless you can get a decently long season to allow the actors to find their footing in the roles and the writers to find their groove in writing for the characters. Trek has always been character driven, with the focus being (to a very strong extent) on the evolution of the character's personal and professional relationships with each other. I love action and special effects as much as any other sci-fi nerd but, in Trek, sthat tuff has to be one component of the show and not the main event. Also, the ship is a sort of character in itself. Make it beautiful and interesting. Not ugly. But hell, why am I droning on about it? It's not like the producers are going to read this or otherwise be swayed by this old fart's opinons. 😁

Yeah, I just assume his superpowers slow the aging process, so you still retains a degree of physical youth and vigor.

Huh. That does sound frustrating.

Right clicking on it doesn't allow you to select remove from tray?

I don't play: Defender: Not so much that I'm unwilling to play them, but haven't come up with a character concept that would fit best with this particular AT. Dominator: Mostly, like @Snarky, I hate that incredibly stupid-looking sparkle effect. I like the AT, though, so I may work on overcoming this revulsion (or trying to come up with costume/auras that can somewhat disguise the effect. Mastermind: Don't like 'em. Too fiddly and the dudes running around all over, obscuring my visual field and blocking traffic, greatly annoy me. HEATS/VEATS: HEATS- I hate the form changing aspects of the AT. VEATS: Have tried soldiers once or twice, but not widows/fortunatas. Need to explore the AT more, I suppose- but it's not really a priority for me.

Yeah, as @BrandX says, make absolutely sure that you take Aura of Insanity. The defense on the set is crap and the resist is pretty decent, but not the best,. That's because the set was (IMO at least- the dev that made the set is certainly justified to correct me on this point, if that is not the case) seemingly balanced around that particular power, which is EXTREMELY effective in what it does. In order to keep it from being OP, I'm guessing it was probably necessary to sort of mute the usual methods of mitigating damage. I love the set. It feels very unique and is one of my favorite new sets on scrappers, sentinels, and brutes (haven't tried it on tankers or stalkers yet). Once you get a feel for how the set works, I think you'll really like it. Such things are subjective, of course, so YMMV. Also, welcome back!

It's cool, but dang, those kinetic dampner buffs are spendy at high level. I don't farm on the regular, though- or flip recipes/enhancements for profit, so I guess most people probably don't have problems with it at that point.