AboveTheChemist

This is not how the listing/sale fee works. The AH charges a 5% non-refundable listing fee for any item listed, with a minimum fee of 5 inf. If that item sells, it charges a sale fee of 10% of the SALE price, minus the listing fee that was already paid for that item. Using the example quoted, an item posted for 10 inf will pay the minimum 5 inf listing fee. If that item sells for 10,000,000, the sale fee is 1,000,000 minus the 5 inf listing fee already paid, for a final sale fee of 999,995. If the same item were listed at 1,000,000, the listing fee would have been 50,000 and with a sale price of 10,000,000 inf, the final sale fee would have been (1,000,000 - 50,000) = 950,000 inf. Regarding the OP, my guess would be the display glitch, but it would not shock me if it was an actual bid.

There is no way to do this that I am aware of. I don't think the individual plaques even register in the chat logs if one has logging turned on. It's pretty much left up to the individual to keep track of which plaques have been visited, and that can be a bit of a daunting task. My approach is that, when I know I need/want an exploration or history badge from a zone, I'll visit every available plaque and badge in that zone during one session. That way in the future if I'm after a certain history badge or accolade, I can know for sure which zones I've cleared of plaques/badges and which I've yet to visit.

Echo: Faultline had exploration badges as of Nov 23, because I got all eight of them on one of my characters that day. As for finding zones for presents, I'd take a look at the maps available at the bottom of this page as well as the maps for the PVP zones and Kallisti Whaft that Voltor posted in this thread. Visit each zone, do a /whoall to see how many people are on the map, and once you find a relatively empty map, hunt away. That's pretty much what I did.

Yes there are 8 badges in Faultline, and an accolade (Faultline Finder) for getting them all. I've attached a screenshot from the excellent Badger website showing the names and locations of the exploration badges in Faultline. I'd also recommend checking the pinned threads in this same Badges subforum for a thread titled 'Echo Falutline Badger Hunter Helpline'. Down towards the bottom of the first page is a post by Blondeshell with two attached maps of Faultline and Echo: Faultline. If your vidiot maps for those zones don't look like that, then I suggest downloading and installing the excellent vidiot map update package that Blondeshell put together, as those maps accurately show the locations of all the current exploration badges.

I think this is the thread you need. It has information for the badges in both Echo: Faultline and Faultline. Also see this post that I just made in another thread, it spells it out in a bit more detail.

Per the Nov 29 patch notes (although I have not personally verified this):

Fly is my overall favorite travel power, but I generally only take it if it fits the theme of the character. If fly doesn't fit, then I'll usually take super jump, which is more fun but also can be more annoying than fly. I'm not a fan of super speed or teleport, and I'll only use to the P2W travel powers (beast run) if I just can't find a spare slot, like on my farmer characters.

Thanks. Unfortunately, neither of those bases fit my needs, so I made my own minimalist teleport hub. If anyone on Torchbearer is interested in a no-frills, simple, well-marked base for use as a teleport hub, feel free to use the passcode TBTP-7677. It is more or less identical to the one I created on Everlasting (ELTP-7670).

Is there a minimalist/no-frills teleportation hub on Torchbearer that I could use with the base passcode macro? I looked in the spreadsheet and didn't see anything obvious. If not, I'll make my own. Thanks!

I had this happen to me on the Lord of Winter trial. There were 4 full teams, plus a team of three which I was on. I got the merits, but no badge.

I took a screenshot of what I think is the door I was referring to (its the door in the center of the image). As noted, my memory is a little fuzzy. The coordinates are 774, -126, -1633.

Yes, I have seen this bug occur more than once. A few months back when Synapse was the Weekly Task Force, I'd head to Skyway when folks would give a heads up that he would be spawning soon. I noticed that if the group emerged from one particular door when finished with the mission that spawns Babbage, he generally never showed up. I don't have the coordinates of that door handy, but I can get coordinates and/or a screenshot a bit later if that would be helpful. If memory serves, this included one instance when I was on a team that emerged from that door, and Babbage never showed up. Unfortunately, this was a few months ago and I can't say with 100% certainty that he never spawned if the mission occurred in that particular door, but I do remember it being a trend.

In my case at least, my chat logs subfolder lies within a folder that is named with my game login name. So using doggirl's directory as an example, it would be C:\Games\<your_login_name>\logs. Once you turn on logging, perhaps check there to see if that is where your game puts the logs.

Sounds like these work the same as the invention discount tokens.

This is quite true, and to expound a bit, if one is willing to switch to hero side to do it, it can be done with one of the signature story arcs. As detailed in the guide to acquiring the 4 passive accolades, switch to hero side and go to Brickstown to speak with Dakota Berg, the contact for episode 4 of the 'Who Will Die' SSA. Run that arc and set the third mission to -1x2. The OP for that guide mentions setting it to -1x8, but another post down the thread, as well as my own personal experience, indicates that -1x2 is sufficient. That third mission should provide the 25 hero defeats for the badge that unlocks Lord Schweinzer, who is the repeatable Mayhem Mission contact. As noted in that guide, it's also a great way to get the Invader/Task Force Commander accolade (+5% max HP).

It was simpler than that, really. There were no uploads that I recall, at least not of character data. It was simply a matter of specifying your character archetype, primary/secondary/pool powersets, origin, level, and perhaps another minor detail or two. Then one could add screenshots and text-based character descriptions to describe the character in as much or as little detail as desired. It was more of a way to flesh out a character backstory and/or document their ongoing story than it was a repository of build data about the character.

The website was Crey Industries. That link is via the wayback machine, as that site went the way of the dodo a while ago. I loved writing little stories/reports about my characters from the Crey perspective.

What exactly are you correcting? As @Riverdusk noted, /showfps 2 and /showfps 3 will display current coordinates, or a close approximation thereof. Technically it's showing camera position, but that's coincident with one's current coordinates in first person view and is a close approximation of one's current coordinates in third person view as long as the camera isn't zoomed out excessively.

ADD and SUBTRACT are the names I use in my keybinds for those keys. PLUS and MINUS may work fine too but I've never tried those. For a complete list, try here: https://paragonwiki.com/wiki/List_of_Key_Names

Not that I am aware of. The ones I have pulled directly out of the pigg files are the same resolution as the ones on the wiki. I imagine that the ones on the wiki came right out of the pigg files as well but I don't know for sure.

And no, your old accounts/characters are not currently (and as far as I know, never will be) accessible.

Thanks for the info. I updated 'Craftsman' but I cannot confirm the information you provided about the 'Blinding' badge. I crafted a level 10 Immobilization Duration and my progress bar shows 1 of 8 as seen in the screenshot below. Were you perhaps thinking of another badge?

Thanks for the update! I verified in-game, made the edits, and created a pull request to update the badge. I think KeyboardKitsune is busy this weekend so it may be a few days before they are able to accept the changes. EDIT: I also edited the 'Arriviste' and 'Trusting' badges to add the appropriate villain text for each, those updates are pending as well.

I was awarded 'Pursuer' tonight when I logged in, but there is no record of it in my chat log. I just happened to notice it when checking on another badge. I don't know what I did to earn it, or if it was just handed out en masse to everyone. Edit: I am seeing it pop up on other characters when I log them in, and someone in the Everlasting Badges chat channel reported the same. The wiki says it was awarded for logging in during November 2006 so I wonder if it is awarded for logging in during November and the servers are perhaps are using Greenwich Mean Time as their reference.

I enjoy writing my own log parsers for games and while I think pulling meaningful auction and/or conversion data out of the logs is possible, I decided a long time ago that it was way more trouble than it is worth. The main problem I see is that the chat is just too vague in most cases to be able to reliably determine what is going on without manually adding (via tells to oneself or other means) information. When I need data, I generally rely on screenshots or just taking notes as I am playing. I have not been active on the market in a while either, although even on my best days I am small potatoes compared to most of the regulars in this sub-forum. Most of the reason for my inactivity is that I've outfitted all the alts I currently play and am creeping up on 1 billion influence without anything else really to spend it on. This weekend, I did post up a little over 100 enhancements I crafted from dropped recipes that I've been accumulating for about a month or so, but that's been my only real activity in nearly a month. And honestly I probably won't do much market trading until I accumulate enough craftable recipes to post another batch of 100 or so. I personally don't store anything in e-mail for longer than it takes to log to another character and claim it, but I don't know for sure if it's any more or less safe than any other storage method.