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Try using ;frustrated, then do whatever emote you can't normally do. Some things like flying and drinking from a special mug will just show up as a styrofoam cup, some emotes won't work, but most will after using that command first.

Minis are all about the same size, as far as I can tell. Some of mine are Huge bodies 8ft tall, they're still as small as the smallest regular body when mini'd.

There was a recent Forum question about our most hated enemies... Immunes Surgeon was my choice. 😁

Is there a hologram dealer in the Vanguard base?

I just pop a single Micro into Mystic Flight, fast enough for me with Jump Pack. Not like I'm running an Olympic race for a medal or something...

If I remember correctly, HC started up 4/24/2019 with the Torchbearer Server(I have several characters with that start date). It was SO busy it crashed a lot, so many players logging in and out to grab names, then by like the 3rd day they shut down to sort everything else, and came back up with the other servers a day or more later(?). I think Reunion was a week or two after that. I was REALLY lucky to have been searching for CoH stuff that week, and read about the secret server, got really mad at first because I wasn't in on it those 7 years, then realized the true gift that it was when they announced code release.

Baba the Hut?

Sure, but God-level powers will require God-level opponents, otherwise you're just adding some chariot-blades to your steamroller.

I kind of see HC as CoH 2. The HC Devs have upgraded the game a lot, from new Issues released and new powersets, to converting it from 32-bit to 64-bit. They handle the Legal stuff dealing with the IP holder, the Servers, Security, Upkeep(from donations), all that jazz. I am eternally grateful to the HC Devs for bringing something so beloved back to us all, something which had been thought lost forever is alive and kicking again. As for an actual CoH 2, I doubt it. It's difficult putting lightning back into the bottle.

I've noticed that if you get a ways ahead of them and turn around, they seem to run to you faster than if I hadn't stopped and turned around.

This just gave me ED.

I've "lost names" on a number of characters I hadn't played in a year or more, which of course I don't mind because I clearly wasn't using them.

Why insist on buying a Yugo, when you have the means to buy a Ferrari?

Praetoria wants Information... Information... Information...

Verbatim, maybe?

In Cimerora, Immunes Surgeons. They like to stand waaay back with their long range heals, making you wonder where all that damage you just did went.

It seems the idea of slotting full sets is anathema to many players, which I just don't understand. Set bonuses are what turn characters from mediocre mortals into Gods. All those procs are worthless if you're facedown with a mouthful of floor.

You can alter procs all you want, hackers gonna hack. Players will find the next big trick regardless, and then the forum will be filled with "Should we nerf the latest unintended thing which players have figured out?" I have never made a Proc-ologist character, although most of my builds have at least one in most powers. "Roll With The Changes" -REO Speedwagon

This is how I arranged them in my latest base:

Oh, wow. You took me seriously? You really are trying too hard to find random faults to assault, while completely avoiding the conversation at hand.

After a time this has in fact become my case, "whatever you need" being completely subjective, of course.

I think we're at a pretty good point in this game's economy. Unless you want every character to have a Mids build ready-to-go, with all the set enhancements lined up and ready to start slotting as soon as you hit level 7. If every character you play must be the "best" from the earliest possible time, then this journey will be a very expensive one. Which I think is perfect. I have 60+ fully built incarnate level 50's, if I farmed and felt the need to build out everything I could possibly make, I would likely have 1000. At some point, you'll realize that you just don't have the time to play them all, and I'm saying this as someone with no life outside the game. I still don't get the reason they upped the price on winter packs rather than discounting it during, well, the Winter season. Getting rid of double inf when XP is turned off at level 50 used to be a thing, revoked because... well, I don't know? Most of these discussions seem to be a big "F--- you, I already got mine!" scenario.