Myrmidon

Since we can attune them, levels for sets don’t matter as much. Merits are easy enough to come by, plus you can trade attuned enhancements now.

Good job, M3z.

My Trinity: */Rad, */Kin, */Time. Yours are up to you.

Yes.

One million times this.

Nothing? As a C&D could come down from NCSoft at any time, I'm savoring what we have for as long as we have. Cut off one head and two shall take its place. HAIL HYDRA!

It’s pretty clear that “TheyWho Must Not Be Named” doesn’t like free money.

Yes.

Possessing the ability to make the costume you like from the start: Priceless.

Looks good. Must investigate further.

Now, you make me want to try out SR on a Sentinel.

You’ll want to look at the Numina, Miracle and Performance Shifter Procs to help out with any Endurance issues. 150 merits is pretty easy to come by these days.

Those of us that started Tanker Tuesday way back when are forming one on Excelsior. I’ll check with the others on the details and get back to you soon.

Good to know, because the information on Catalysts said ATOs. Looks like it’s no longer time to be concerned with the level of any recipes that I find. Thanks for the answer.

If at all possible, making all IO sets attuned would be a fine QoL addition to this game.

See you around Excelsior, Knight.

Mine first memory is constant crashing with a system running 256k of RAM. I immediately learned how to add RAM to my computer.

Not just newbies. Back before shutdown, I was on an ITF with a parent and their five-year-old kid (the kid was doing a decent job of contributing to the TF, too), and the parent made the comment that City of Heroes was the only MMO that they would let their kid play unsupervised, because they knew that they wouldn't get taken advantage of. That one comment has stuck with me as the best demonstration of what the playerbase was like. And we are still like that.

Apology accepted, Captain Needa.

Ok, this is interesting. So its worth it to form a personal one just for trading resources between alts? That definitely makes sense but kinda removes the point of trying to find a big one I guess. Is there really no raids at end game that makes sense to be in a SG for or is it all just pug'd with CoH? Was never involved in high level play before so maybe I just have this weird idea that CoH would operate like other MMO's. It most definitely does not, no worries. When enough people reach Incarnate level, you will see plenty of raid groups to easily join.

Just to elaborate on something people may have missed here: All the salvage is in pools, not individual stacks. All the Common salvage in one pool, the Uncommon in another and Rare yet another. If you sell a Spell Scroll, someone might be buying that as a Luck Charm, Masterwork Weapon or Inanimate Carbon Rod. I also happen to think that placing a cap/backstop (at least for a time) on the max you have to pay for salvage will help, and it'll stop the kind of shenanigans that got played with salvage prices back on live. I can remember those all too well, thanks... This is an excellent fix to one of the things that I was asking for almost a decade ago, which would have been a more generic build what you like IO system. When they told me that it would take six months to code and they didn’t want to do that instead of making new content, I just moved over to SBOs. Whoever made this change needs to have a statue in Paragon City.

I see two reasons. 1. As an easy way to pool resources with friends, especially here in the beginning. 2. Nostalgia.

Interesting. This is almost as good as the old SBOs.

Dark Astoria was changed in to that. :) Dark Astoria was just a starting point. Adding Incarnate content equal to Going Rogue ( which should have been incarnate content) is more of what I would prefer.

The sole Quality of Life feature that I would love is for all of the IO sets to be turned into attuned sets. I remember the Devs once said that this was possible; is there any way that this could be done?