AboveTheChemist

I tidied up my spreadsheet and have attached it. If you have a list of badges you own, paste it into the blue area in column A. Any badges you are missing will appear in column I. If it doesn't work let me know and I'll see if I can tweak it. missing_badge_check.xlsx

I made a quick little Excel file just now that you paste a list of badges into. It checks against a full list and reports any that aren't in your list. Is that the kind of thing you are looking for? If so, I can post it tomorrow. It's still kinda crude and could use some polish, and I am about to head home and won't have a chance to work on it tonight but if this would fit the bill I can share it, or maybe post it as a google spreadsheet.

I wrote a similar program for my personal use in Python a few months back. I've noticed that there are a few badges that don't display an award message in the chat logs. 'Heard the Call' I think is one. It will show up if you set it as a title though, or if you use the /settitle command on it. There may be a few others but I can't recall offhand. My badge database was also taken from KeyboardKitsune's badge spreadsheet, as well as a website scrape I did of the City Info Tracker database. If you would like to see my database files or would otherwise like to compare notes, just let me know.

If you really need a wintry holiday fix, go talk to Null the Gull and have him send you to the winter zone ( I don't recall the name offhand). There is a decorated tree and a cozy little cottage and a frozen lake with a little ice ramp/jump.

I encountered this issue last night, on three different characters. On one character my vault bugged and it appeared not to let me remove the last salvage item from my vault. I swapped characters and it appeared to fix it, and for the two other characters whose vaults I emptied, this did not reoccur.

Would adding more base portals in zones help alleviate the sting of losing the slash command? Instead of one portal per zone, add 3-4 spread around the zone to make it quicker to get to a base portal. And vary the entrance types (doors, sewer manholes, caves, etc. like current door missions use) so that those wanting a more RP-friendly base entrance can have one. You don't have to tab out to be able to copy/paste text. Send yourself an e-mail with the codes. Then when you need one, hit reply on that e-mail, copy the code out and paste it into the base portal. Or make a macro (or repurpose the old enterbasefrompasscde macro once it is rendered obsolete) that sends yourself a tell (using /t $name,) with the code, and copy the code from the chat window. There are probably other ways to do it but those two jump immediately to mind.

As I understand it, the AH matches the highest buy bid with the lowest sell offer below that buy bid, if such a sell offer exists. If you have the lowest offer then you'll get whatever the highest bid is that is greater than your offer. Enhancements put up for sale on the AH can be bought at any of their respective levels. So if the level range of the enhancement you sold was, say, 20-40, then it could be bought as anything in the 20-40 range, and it could also have been bought as an attuned enhancement. If you want some light reading, head to the guides subforum and look for any of the guides that pertain to earning money on the market. They were written by folks with far more knowledge on the subject than I have.

Glad you got it working. The foward/backwards slash is a bugger to remember and still gets me (as evidenced above), especially when I am going from memory and am not in CoH to test it.

Does that interrupt the patch, or will it continue to download in the background while the game starts up? Also I would love to be able to designate the top/default launch option.

Looks like you have it correct. The command would be: /option_save_file MyAlt_windows.txt You can rename MyAlt_windows.txt to whatever you would like the output file to be. Syntax will be the same for the \wdw_save_file command. The bind command you posted looks correct! If I may make one suggestion, I'd consider using a key combo for a bind like that. So instead of binding to H, bind it to something like SHIFT+H or CTRL+H, where you have to press two keys to activate the bind. That way if you accidentally hit H it won't reload your windows and close any windows you had open. It's probably a minor thing in this case, but for any commands that you don't want accidentally going off, it can help to bind them to key combos to reduce the risk of accidental keypresses.

Above are the ones I have (no Archmage). If any of those don't work just let me know. I can share what I have but as I said it's only about 1/3 of the known badges. I was hoping more people might be interested and could run my bind files to generate the data to populate more of the list but I have seen zero interest in that so I have not pursued it.

Yes, the badge IDs are different on Homecoming. The ID number for Incarnate is 1965. I have a partial list of the badge IDs but just the ones I own (about 500). See this thread for more info.

Try this: /bind MouseChord "+forward" It seems the default keybind for L and R mouse clicked together is the "forward_mouse" command which, according to the slash commands list, enables autorun after two seconds. The above bind should get rid of the autorun feature. Thanks for bringing this up. In the process of looking into it, I realized my MouseChord bind used the "forward_mouse" command so it's a change I'll make as well.

Ok thanks, I searched for it here and on Discord but didn't see any mention of it. I saw the issues with MSR and some other content not granting rewards properly but I wasn't sure if this was connected. My next chance to play will be tomorrow morning but I'll report back what I find.

Not sure if this is a bug or a new feature, but last night I helped defeat 6 giant monsters (Eochai, Jack in Irons, Babbage in both Skyway and Boomtown, Adamastor, and the Kraken) and only got merit rewards for Adamastor. I asked in the group (the same group of us killed most of them) after it happened a couple of times and a few folks did get merits, but it seemed like the majority of us did not.

Try turning NUMLOCK off. I don't know if that is a long-term fix but turning it off restored the functionality of my SHIFT+NUMPAD combos.

I posted this in the other thread, but turning NUMLOCK off restored my SHIFT+NUMPAD combos.

I just tried turning NUMLOCK off, and my SHIFT+NUMPAD combos work as they used to now.

I am also having issues with my binds that include the shift key. I trigger my travel powers with SHIFT+left mouse button, and that seems to work. One tray of powers I use SHIFT+NUMPAD 0-9. That has stopped working the way that it used to, in that I used to press shift first and then the numpad number to activate a power. However, now if I press the numpad number then shift, the power activates as it used to. So, at least in my case, it still recognizes the SHIFT+NUMPAD combo, it just sees them in the opposite order from before. I'd switch to CTRL or ALT numpad binds, but I already use those for activating my other two trays of powers.

I have one tray of powers set to activate using LSHIFT + NUMPAD 0-9. That has stopped working in 64-bit if I press LSHIFT then a number pad number. However, if I press the number pad number first, then LSHIFT, the powers in that tray activate as they should.

From what I understand, you don't have to limit yourself to just Scirocco's arc. I think doing any of the patron arcs will open all the patron pools. At least, on my two villains I have done Ghost Widow and Scirocco and have had all patron pools available after completing them. And I am fairly certain that you can just talk to the contact (Arbiter Rein) and choose your patron and go from there. I did Scirocco solo a few weeks ago and the process was fairly straighforward after talking to Arbiter Rein.

Is there a means other than the loading screen of reading the loading screen tips? I do read them (usually), and often I'll see one that seems particularly useful but invariably I'll load into the new zone right as I am about halfway through reading the tip.

You can use a keybind to load the options file that you previously saved. You also might need to load in the window configuration file too. Check out pages 78-79 of Shenanigunner's excellent CoH/CoV technical guide. The commands you likely will need are \option_load and \wdw_load, assuming that you have previously saved your preferred options and/or windows settings for your laptop and desktop. You can then bind the load commands to B (or whatever key you want) using: /bind B "option_load$$wdw_load" I have not tested that so I am not 100% sure it will work, but it should at least be close.

As someone to whom the incarnate system was completely foreign when I arrived on HC, I think this was a good approach. When I finally decided to tackle the incarnate system a month or so ago, between the 2-3 incarnate guides that existed and the wiki, I still found myself with lots of questions. As I read through this guide I looked for answers to those questions and I think you covered them all, as well as touching on a few tips/tricks that I've learned in the meantime. One thing I'll add is that in the section titled "THE TIER 4 ALPHA: SHARDS VS THREADS", did you mean Favor of the Well instead of Blessing of the Well? By the time I was ready to delve into the incarnate system, I had 100+ shards and enough Notice of the Well components (as well as Ancient Nictus Fragments from several ITFs and Gr'ai Matter) to be able to craft my T4 Alpha with just shard components. When I crafted my Favor of the Well it only took 32 shards, not 96. That might be specific to the Alpha that I created, though.

It does. Read the link from my previous post, the first item it covers is saving and loading chat settings files.