MunkiLord

I learned this the hard way. I did something to piss off some guards early in the game and just ran away not realizing those guards would forever stay argo'd on me. If they saw me or I did anything to fight back then everyone around them would attack as well. It was pretty early in the game so it didn't cause HUGE problems, but I wasn't able to get some side quest because of it. Ther are some mods on Nexus. But the most popular one has about 10k, so I don't think modding is big for this game and I haven't tried any myself.

I play Puzzle Page on my iPhone every single day without fail for over a year now.

Been playing almost nothing but Borderlands 3 since the second week of March, I'm loving it. Picked up an Oculus Rift S and Half-Life Alyx(game was a gift) the week it came out and it's a lot of fun from what I've played. But Borderlands 3 obsession has kept me from getting into yet, this game is next on my list.

Yes at the start it's definitely not nearly that efficient, it takes time to figure out what works, the various quirks that can pop up, and so on. I spend more than twenty minutes a day to make my influence, but I do the in set conversion method and that's not as efficient as what some others do.

If people want to spend 20 minutes a day to make a billion a week, then farming is the wrong kind of effort. Easy fix by doing something different.

No. It should not be a simple task for control freak leaders and/or teammates to demand someone use such a function. It should absolutely be a demand that has a cost. The social implications of demanding someone go to Null and change their entire powerset are much more significant than demanding someone flip a toggle. Many or most people would consider the latter demand will not be such a big deal. But a lot of people will consider the former a big deal. And if someone is going to make such a demand, and we know people will, it should come at a potential cost to the person making the demand. I think potentially looking like a control freak to those around them is a fair cost. Mainly because it would be an accurate perception of that person. So I'm clear on this one, I used the word person very intentionally instead of leader or teammate. Is that a judgmental thing for me to say? Yes, but I have a Scrapper named Judgmental Girl so it's ok.

The cake is a lie

Touché Edit: not it!

Oh yeah, Arrow definitely had it's issues. I think it just sounds off because Flash is only one syllable. Barryverse sounds better to me. And I think you're missing out on Legends. The first season was terrible, but after that it became a fun and highly entertainmening show that embraced it's ridiculousness.

Blue, Red, or Black?

No. Removing the Tanker AT completely would be better for the game compared to removing the aggro cap for them.

I sure hope not. Besides Arrow starting it, Arrowverse just sounds better than Flashverse.

My motivation for my particular suggestion is it will be relatively easy for controlling teammates/leaders insist everyone uses a free KB to KD toggle. It will be a significantly bigger ask/demand to insist someone use a toggle that hard locks KB to mag 0 and completely eliminating a lot or all of another player's mitigation for several of their powers. It should be a significant burden on a leader if they want to insist other players use such a toggle. Plus in general something having some sort of cost is a good thing. But if someone slots a KD IO into a power, it would make sense if that would override the toggle.

Solution 4: Write in MunkiLord for every race in the next election.

If someone annoys me and I want them to go away, or irks me enough that I'm going to a huge asshole, I'll put them on ignore. But I clear it out shortly after. I don't actually remember the last time I put someone on ignore. And the last time I cleared it I didn't even remember why I put the two people on ignore.

I think this thread should be nerfed. If such a thing as Hasten being nerfed were to actually happen(it won't), I'm not in favor of making it any easier to implement. Such a significant change for so many people should be a gigantic pain in the ass to make happen.

First, and I cannot stress this part enough, I do not care one bit if my overbidding raises the prices for other people or not. Just like I don't care that I just gave someone extra influence they can go spend for things they want. Second, if something has adequate supply your scenario isn't going to happen, because there will always be people dumping stuff for low amounts. Almost 100% of my drops are posted for less a million influence, with well over 90% being posted for 1 influence, so this works both ways. Third, 2 million is not a significant sum of influence and it is a meaningless difference in the context of buying crafted enhancements. This is already the case. If people put in the effort, they'll have extra influence sitting around too.

This could be solved by the people that don't have, taking it if they want to. You get it

Whoever beats a pylon the fastest gets a free meal on the other one.

It's most likely many are. When I am buying for a character, I always pay whatever price I need to get it immediately. I'm not going to bid 200 million for anything, but I'll gladly pay an extra several million over what it would cost if I was being patient.

I think it'd be fun to see what happens!

But is addressing huge pools of influence the goal? Unless we see a huge spike in prices causing people to dip into their pile, does the hoarded influence matter at all? I'm not an economist so I may be way off base here, but isn't the influence in circulation what we should care about since hoarded influence doesn't actually do anything at all?

It just depends on what the Brute ATOs sell for. If they sell for 18 million and the Scrapper set is 9 million each, it's just over 43 million profit after the market's 10% cut. If you made a mistake anywhere it was not accounting for the 10% fee.

I wouldn’t be surprised one bit.

My only frustration is I couldn’t keep using Zapp Brannigan quotes as my replies. That’s something I simply don’t do enough.