golstat2003

Yep. More difficulty options is always a good thing for folks who want that that challenge. I've been saying that on these forums for over a year. As long as team leaders who choose those (future) options SAY SO when putting out feelers on LFG, I have no issue.

This right here, is all you need to know. If a majority wanted their flavor of COH challenging the would run that content. They don't.

Spending hours building multiple characters so suddenly have them one day be changed would yes cause a majority to leave. And they can, because there other COH servers out there now.

See the next post right after you posted this. That says all I need to say.

Yeah no. The old mission arcs also need to be cleaned up. With some gutted and new ones added.

Those additions were useful when they were new. We're looong past that. I pretty much don't do anything in Atas or Kings Row now having done all of that content to death nearly 50+ times.

If team leaders are able to set this and as long as they ANNOUNCE IT when they are LFG that they have Set Bonuses turned off, I have no issue with this notoriety setting.

Anything that suggests exploring the outside world is a win in my book! thank you for all the hard work!!! 😄

There's a vast difference between Hasten and other pool powers that almost no one takes. I'm sure there is middle ground that can be found somewhere in there.

I think this right here is the question: How much do want folks taking any pool power with or instead of a regular primary secondary power? For me I'll say that if a primary or secondary power is better overall than any pool power, there needs to be an extreme case where I would take the pool power. If the pool power is demonstrably worse and isn't worth another power pic I'm not taking them. I guess you can continue to make them as niche powers for the few folks that would take them for flavor, but then I guess that's a question if that's a good use of dev time. /shrug.

And is why I find most of them useless and always go to the the areas of the game that give actual numbers. (Like the details tab or the when you click on a power on the build/respec screen). With that said some traditions need to go.

Traditionally it has not been written like that in descriptions. With that said, damn tradition, and put in the actual numbers. /shrug.

FFXIV has an "invisible option" for costume parts and effects humorously called "Emperor's New XXX". Ex: So if it's invisible gloves that make your hands look bare, aka no gloves on, it's "Emperor's New Gloves". Needless to say it allows for a variety of tricks that you can't normally do and allows for various costume combinations, in FFXIV's looks. (So much so that there are sites and blog posts that praise the variety of looks and possible costume combos in that game. All because they added that one option, players were and are able to get VERY creative with it's limited costume engine). TLDR: An invisible option for effects (and even costume parts) would be fantastic for COH. +1 from me for this suggestion. 🙂

THE ABOVE should have been the patch note. That's more clear AND CONCISE than what the patch note is.

Pretty much this. If it's going to happen someone on their own time would have to dig into this. Not worth the amount of already limited time this volunteer team doesn't have.

Thanks. Was trying to search and was getting nada on mobile. LOL

Anyone have a good gravity Storm controller build? Just got mine to 50 and looking to respec. 😀

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I don't think this is possible 100% or even 50% of the time during game play. And I'm fine with that.

Yeah I think anything at this point would help. Also a way to point to the tutorials, since we can't assume the average COH player who doesn't visit the forums or discord, suddenly knows where to get to the tutorials.

I never knew that movie came out on my birth year!!! Okay, carry on with the great suggestions thread. 🙂

Correct, the forum section name is Suggestions & Feedback

Not looking into accessibility (ADA) can also (and has) result in lawsuits.

Actually folks complained that it wasn't well tuned. And it wasn't. There weren't enough testers for it in the correct level ranges to iron out the kinks. Which, if you notice is why it's back up in beta for more changes. There are also other ideas to improve those level ranges. No one wants to play the same content again from live for the 1000th time, especially in a level range that many folks find boring.

If they want to make more folks play the lower levels more then those level ranges need more content. Not the same content from a decade ago. No one wants to play that again for the 1000th time.