Lusiphur Malache

I have a 50 KM/Willpower Scrapper that is very different from all my other melee builds. I front loaded my attacks heavy to light, nothing sucks more than hitting a corpse. A crit with Concentrated Strike instantly recharges Power Siphon making it easier to stack. I skipped T2 and Force Torrent.

I prefer form over function. Because I can't think of a static 8 that could complete everything, besides I haven't done everything in the game and have failed at parts. 8 veterans have a better chance of success with a broken team over 8 rookies playing a perfectly balanced team. Warshade Dual blade/Dark scrapper Kin/beam defender Dual build Bane soldier/Crab soldier Fire/Fire dominator Stone/radiation tanker Demon/Thermal mastermind Energy/energy blapper

There's a map in the Night Ward Magician's arc that I duoed with a lvl 50 when I was new to Homecoming. All the walls are invisible so I was constantly looking at the map to see when I stopped so I could turn the corner into groups that made light work of me. Did that one mission and quit for the day.

As an exercise, I tried to make a rage less tank paired it with shield. I failed gigantically. Then I put everything into mitigating the crash. Maybe I'm just lucky and finish missions before, but I've yet to die because of a crash.

Add Kalissti Wharf as a destination for the outbound Ouroborus portal maybe after completing a Market Crash.

Got an outside the box choice. My electric/time controller is boring as hell solo, but I usually go +2/4x to keep it interesting. In a group, I barely have to do anything to make life easier.

My dark/ss tank has been an uphill struggle. I don't know if I can choose because I'll surely get it wrong

Only have 1 MM, Demon/Thermal. Was rough from the start because I didn't know what I was doing. The more I learned the easier it was to keep my hands off. Could use some advice on how to do Itrails besides BAF.

I like chasing windmills so my favorite scrapper is kinetic/Regen. It was tough at first, but around level 20 I flipped my attack chain heavy first. That made everything better.

On my phone so I can't look at your build. When it comes to stacking leadership, I always stack one power because only soldiers & widows can so it's a small sacrifice. You could also make a second fortunate build that takes 2x maneuvers and/or assault or tactics. I usually limit myself to 6 melee and 3 ranged attacks. Five ranged and 3 melee on fortunatas

There's a third incarnation of Wonder Woman from the 70s. Stripped of her powers, she was much more a Martial/Willpower scrapper

I would mount my steed, hire a sidekick to feed, bathe, and patch my wounds as I charged into Enhancements. I'd eliminate duplication of bonuses among similar sets in one category. reduce sets to no more than 4 yellows, 3 oranges, and 2 purples. Encourage diversity by adding single boost enhancements to IO sets. Rebalance the game around level 30 IO. Consider getting rid of dual origin enhancements. Find a way to increase Hamidon content so there are more chances for HO to drop. Eventually I will emerge from my quest battered, bruised, and probably more crazy.

Back in the day had a nrg/nrg blaster. Had somewhat mastered hoverblasting when I seen my first blapper and realised I was doing it wrong. First time seeing a squid, I was mesmerised, then the 'troubles' started. People refusing to team with a Kheldian, low level tanks ignoring quantums as a 'you' problem. Nictus and Cyst were an automatic team wipe.

How to say you sell drugs in the community, without saying you sell drugs in the community. maybe email each of them a couple million influence.

I have an electric/time controller that is great at endurance drain. Put a sleep aoe down, combat teleport in and let static field do the rest.