The Trouble

Titan Weapons now has a table for when Momentum is in effect. This was a great suggestion because it was something I hadn't even thought of. Please let me know of anything else I may have missed. I started this project to seeking to boost the capability of my one and only Scrapper. I played on Live, and the AT never clicked for me until I tried out Broadsword/Super Reflexes here. The really cool part? After putting all of this data into a more easily consumable chunk, I've found myself building Scrappers. Plural. What a world.

It would have been nice if Statesman had been taken out by someone besides Skippy MacGuffinthief. Blueside reaction: "Who?!?" Redside reaction: "That Neo cosplayer with the hair fetish?" My retcon would be that Darrin was actually manipulated by some other, better, shadowy mastermind - and there is some remnant of the Well and Rularuu power that has combined and lays dormant within him. Whoever was behind this wanted Darrin to die for this novel power to be unleashed, so his capture has only postponed the unknown mastermind's plan... I've been out of the loop on the game's lore for awhile, so please forgive any misconceptions or poor memory. Also, apologies for pulling this poor horse out of his grave to wail on him a bit more.

It wasn't me, but I have something like that: I play them almost exclusively in mini-mode. Put the Circle of Thorns "backpack" on a costume like this, and it'll get much closer to the ban hammer. It's not exactly the same as pictured, but I attached the costume file for anyone that wants to play around with it. hiveling.costume

I certainly don't think that. Lowest price goes to the highest bidder. I very deliberately used the word "can" to imply there's a chance.

Here's the EVIL MANIPULATION I was using to make that 200m in an hour: I listed a large quantity of extremely high-demand enhancements for pennies. I'm not the reason you're spending 4m+ on that Luck of the Gambler. I'm the reason you can get one for $1m.

It requires understanding which of your attack powers are junk, but this thread has some additional considerations for where to slot your Critical Strikes Proc.

They were likely not crafted directly, but the result of us Ebil Marketeers using Converter Roulette. Using "free" Reward Merits to purchase Converters makes the cost of that process much cheaper than the standard way. This is part of what makes us so darn Ebil - most of our tactics make things more affordable for everyone.

The attempted comedy was me introducing divisiveness into your appeal for unity. "Reunion" was chosen for another level of irony. Failing to land the joke is really Torchbearer* of me. 🤦‍♂️ *chosen at random

Ugh. You sound so Reunion with this... 😄

False, @Glacier Peak. Just perma-Hasten your softcap defenses to multibox your proc-bomb.

Donate today. Don't be responsible for robbing the world for what could be... Snarky. Not gone, but not forgotten.

I absolutely love Ninjitsu with Street Justice. There's no better pairing if you want to feel like a Dark Knight of your own making. I took every power from the secondary due to the Rule of Cool, but I agree that many powers are skippable if you wish to chase other concepts and stats. I got my guy to 100% slow resist, 7 knockback protection, and soft-capped all positionals (although I did include the Fighting pool). I also got Spinning Strike and Crushing Uppercut both decently proc-bombed. There's a lot of wiggle room with Ninjitsu!

So Energy Blast is even easier than I recall. I appreciate the correction, thank you! For what it's worth, I only ever put the +Recharge proc in Explosive Blast. Nova is the only power I ever bothered to convert to knockdown. SuddenlyI want to dust this character off and resume knocking back for justice.

Slot a Knockback to Knockdown in Explosive Blast, and Nova. The KB/KD tax is trivial because those are the only two that truly scatter enemies. Everything else let fly. Use Energy Torrent to send clusters back into debuff patches. With this method you are primarily only knocking a singular target back. Aim them towards a wall or a corner. Then you'll find other situations where sending an opponent sailing over an edge, or rolling down a hill a great benefit. I haven't seen a single complaint when sending an Immunes Surgeon screaming over a cliff. Why are people bad at knockback? Because they're never given the opportunity to practice because of the widespread hate, and forum reputation. The cycle just repeats.

I'm waiting for you to be struck with the irony of claiming to be a part of a counter-culture, yet demanding people to conform to your myopic and empirically incorrect definition of what a word means. Yes, language changes. But we still call paper notebooks "notebooks" even though we call a specific computer the same thing. Just because a modern subculture has decided to use the word "Goth" to describe themselves doesn't erase two thousand years of history. Peoples, language, architecture and literature have all been described as Goth/Gothic. That's why it was such a good pick for a costume contest!