Marshal_General

There is an arc redside that can pit you against 8 clones of you and I died so many times against them with my DP/MC blaster that I shudder to think what they would be like if they also got affected by difficulty settings of +4/8.

I always allot an extra slot for FA for 2 +5 End Reduction IOs and generally only run it when I need it unless I can afford the extra end which I can on some builds. I always try to have 2 more end recovery than my passive end consumption.

Yeah, I kind if went proc monster with my ma/sr brute, Foe Paw, since it is easy to do with SR if you are not chasing the incarnate cap. It also seems a bit cheaper getting procs than full sets.

For some reason my coffee deprived brain thought it was the same penalty as the defense.

I am curious. I have a level 10 Rad/SS tanker that might be better as a brute since rad doesn't care too much about the -def from rage crash and fury doesn't care too much about the -dam. At least not as much as other ATs.

I have done some messing around in mids wirth infiltration and if you have the slots to spare to stick a +stealth IO and a Microfilament HO in it you can get stealth better than stealth, run speed near super speed along with everything else it does. I plan on seeing how it works on test.

The Clockwork are also susceptible to kb to the point that kd often becomes kb.

This is the character I was referring to.

Gravity control is fun. "I'm going to throw everything at you including the kitchen sink, and here's a forklift just for fun!"

I would probably go illusion and just imagine that all the damage people take is in their head. After all how many times have you hit your arm on something a said ouch even though you were not hurt?

My main problem with staff, damage and rotations aside, is that for some reason in the middle of a fight I decide to start break dancing. Now if it was supported by being able to turn my ballcap backwards before a fight and then /e popnlock afterwards then I could see myself doing that.

You can also write your bio from another person's view. I wrote my Thugs MM characters bio as an interview with one of her thugs.

Regen needs to be to -regen what SR is to -def.

OK now we need a bull MA/x character named Mootang Clan.

If you have to get to level 50+ and fully IO'd out and incarnated before a set becomes good then it sucks and is poorly designed. You can IO the crap out of dog poop and claim it is awesome, but its still dog poop.

Very few ATs can have every resist maxed and few players of those ATs will have them maxed. They however will have little to no def resist and what defenses they do have will fold easily so more defense buffs will help them. In reverse, the defense sets will not have maxed resists and may not have full DDR. They can be taken out by auto cheese hits so extra resist buffs will help. For anti mob support, a lot of AVs and GMs will head for the hills as soon as someone drops a defuff on them, so stacks of immobilizes on them help. Enough control will work on AVs and GMs. Though easily used on the move support is generally better in this modern day "We need to be done with the mission before we have fully loaded in mentality."

Tomorrow unless there is another unforeseen incident.

Thanks I will give these a try.

You can really cluck someone up with a chicken if you know what you are doing. Its all in how you aim the pecker.

I've had sone venomous gas I have tried to stealth.

The TW mechanic is like watching paint dry and turning the fan on for 5 seconds periodically.

I guess it depends on the combo system and your tolerance for it. I pretty much ignore contaminated on my rad melee tank, but find myself staring at the orange circle on a recharging attack wondering if it will go away before it recharges on my db tank.

Now for some reason, I want to create a character named Blue Speculum.

When poison first came out, I made a character named Phlegm Fatale.

To me, FA isn't about how much accuracy it gives you, its about how much debuff resist it gives you. You can have all the accuracy you need, until something takes it away from you.