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I really like this idea, particularly for Task Forces and Strike Forces, and could also be a test bed for interesting IO procs. Extending it to story arcs I feel would be a natural progression. I'll give this a +1.

I'm not opposed to the idea, and I feel it's something that should be vigorously tested first. While I don't believe it would make those particular characters "OP", these things can have a knock-on effect.

As someone who tried (and failed) 20+ times to get one specific enhancement from a set while using Convert Within Set I'll have to give this a big ol No.

Ah yes, Gambling Addiction, the most powerful superpower.

I'm likely alone in this but I'd love the mega-brawl effects added to more powers, like Energy Transfer or Knockout Blow as an optional enhancement etc. But I know how mad knockback makes people in general so it'll never happen. A man can dream though, a man can dream.

There's a simple reason why the end-game is "too easy". There's a hard ceiling, and you've hit it. Game development stopped when the game shut. The content which was meant to challenge these characters never came. While I respect the Homecoming team for all of their effort, making new incarnate trials, zones with missions and story arcs, and all the other stuff people want is, for the time being, a bit out of their reach. It would be nice if we could get to that point, but you gotta learn to walk before you can run. The solution is not getting rid of IO's or Incarnates. I won't ever support a suggestion for that. There is, unfortunately, no easy solution.

Another "game too easy" thread? Yep, it's Monday.

1. Hell yes. I'd be 100% down for a Mission Transporter power as the final Teleport power. 2. With the free power slot you could get creative. My suggestion would be Jaunt, a short range, quick animating teleport that gives a small Defence buff for 5-6 seconds. 3. Personally I would combine Teleport Ally & Teleport Foe into one power, as we know that powers exist which have different effects depending on whether the target is friend or foe, freeing up another power slot for a Teleport Attack power. 4. Agreed. You could even throw in a ToHit Debuff as well if you were feeling adventurous.

Allow Bios to be edited like text in AE arcs can i.e. HTML text editing for colour, bold, italic and font size. This would naturally facilitate a character increase. Gold Title Requests. Yes, this was something that existed on the Secret Server pre-Homecoming. And yes, I'm aware that there would be a massive demand for them here, which is why I would suggest this: At the start of the month, requests are opened for no more than 3 characters per account for a week (that is, you can only nominate three of your characters to have one added.) Since they can only be granted by GM's, it means they will be fully vetted and always subject to approval. From what I understand, the character limit is virtually unlimited for gold titles, so I'd recommend a soft cap of 38 characters. Adding more Temporary Powers to the P2W vendor, i.e. the weapons you get from Safeguard/Mayhem side-missions. Man wants his shotguns.

Me, getting the absolute shit kicked out of me by Nemesis: "please dark servant, help me" Dark Servant, stood next to me: "not my problem bro" the pet ai really stretches the definition of the word "intelligence" sometimes, it would be nice if they attacked the first enemy that harmed you, and then go about their merry little way once they're within range.

Sick it is.

Yes.

Alternate animation for Poison's Neurotoxic Breath & Envenom where you spray it from your hands and not your face. That's it. That's the suggestion.

Then just turn them back on dude is it really that hard? Do you have to fill in a form to turn each toggle on and off?

This is the least fun suggestion I have ever witnessed

There needs to be an upper limit for technical reasons otherwise some unfortunate soul with Super Speed on who get's Speed Boosted by me, who six-slots Speed Boost for speed increase, will move so fast they shift dimensions and end up outside the map, falling into the swirling and infinite abyss.

Does anyone else think it's funny that it's always Brute mains complaining that the game is too easy and not, for example, Force Field/Psionic Blast Defenders?

The Vengeance stacking is the Nemesis groups "thing", that is, their ability which makes them a challenge to fight. Without it, Nemesis would be a very mediocre group to fight, only notable for their phasing bosses and poison gas stacks, which would make them almost as easy as Council to fight. Imagine Malta without Sappers, or Carnival of Shadows without Illusionists. They would be sub-standard groups at best. In a meta sense, it inverts the players expectations. Here is an enemy you do NOT want to defeat first, however in groups of up to 8, all eager to unload their AoEs, good luck co-ordinating that. One thing that should be changed is non-Nemesis enemies benefiting from Vengeance.

It wouldn't achieve anything. Like everything else in this game, people will find a way to overcome it. That's why iTrials have built in failure states or scripted One-Hit Kills, because otherwise someone, somewhere would be able to defeat it. If anything, all it would do is trivialise content further, because you're forgetting that back in the days of unlocked aggro cap, there was no Incarnate system. Now there is, those tanks won't even need any support because Barrier resists almost as much as it defends, and at T4 it has virtually no downtime. No 'yes' or 'no' from me, just an 'eh'.

Man I sure loved the days when I had to go out and beat the everloving bajeezus out of some Council to be able to buy a new fridge for my super base.

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I'll confess to not reading the thread fully so apologies if this has already been suggested: How about expanding the Ouroboros challenge options to regular play? Perhaps an NPC of some description can offer the same options, which will apply to any and every mission. Oh, and add a little warning before joining a team with these options enabled. As an incentive, upping the difficulty would give better rewards in the form of XP/Inf per challenge added, and more generous reward rolls for end-of-arc completion? And of course, badges.

The game, at it's highest tier of play, is too easy. There's no real denying that. That doesn't mean the game's underbelly needs ripping out. Clearly, a lot of people want alternative challenge options. I'm down for more options, so much as they remain options. But please consider, you may feel that the game is better off without IO's/Incarnates (I'd call you a glutton for punishment for it), you have the option to not slot IO's or Incarnates, and not participate in those things. By removing IO's/Incarnates, you're taking away options that people like me enjoy. In essence, dictating to me how I will play the game. I can't ever condone such a suggestion.