Mr. Vee

I had the same problem on my g602. It occasionally pops up on my current razer basilisk hyperspeed but removing and returning the usb fixes it. Never figured out how to fix the logitech. I think it is particular to the combination of stuff on the particular pc as the logitech doesn't have the same problem on my laptop.

With the ease of side switching you can have all 4 at 30 plus the above mentioned demonic. Substitute invader for TFC and High pain tolerance for FP. You'll need help for the portal jockey requirements but there are Maria teams running all the time. I personally keep an alt on my second account who holds Siege and another with Anti-Matter and the two explore badge missions. You'll need a redside alt or friend with access to the invader contact but you can get that from level 1 if you so choose (I wait until 20 so I can complete the steel canyon mayhem for the quick recharging team assemble temp). After you've gotten the pattern down for it on a few alts you can have the accolade faster than the first two kill alls of synapse. You have to wait til 30 to get Hard Luck's mission for HPT unless someone just happens to advertise for it. You really wouldn't want to do the debt farming that one requires before that anyway (level 32 is the sweet spot to clear the necessary debt with one charge of experienced).

Ok, so your problems are with something that happened in discord and the reaction in discord, fine. But as far as this thread we accepted your point. It seems what we have are several things that are sometimes sufficient conditions for failed respecs, the most common being not having fully trained up. That's all the GMs need because they have various suggestions they can make in the event of a failed respec. As far as we non-GMs know, there haven't been any cases where none of the suggestions worked and the person was forced to either live with their original build, switch to a second build, or ragequit in despair that they're forever stuck with the full presence pool taunting them on one of their characters' builds. So not having been trained up isn't a necessary condition for failed respecs. Nor is it always a sufficient condition as you rightly have pointed out. Sure it'd be great if there were a necessary and sufficient condition for respec failure that could be found and fixed. But given the range and general wonkiness of the things known to sometimes affect it, coupled with the far-famed spaghetti code, it might be too much work to expect from a volunteer crew to go diving for what may turn out not to exist, especially since they already have a list of things to suggest to fix the problem when it arises.

What do you mean you can't point it out? You pointed it out in the OP. No one's had any quibbles with that point, including the GMs who responded.

Morty Kal, LRSF (sans longer cutscene), Tin Mage.

I was surprised at how many characters they've already pulled in. Three introduced in ep 2 I didn't figure would show up before season 2. I half expect D-man by episode 4.

Red fortune is clearly a sentient lantern from a chinese restaurant in the 80s.

Demure crutches

It's great if you use total focus before it to make it faster, otherwise it's the old slow version and ymmv.

I'll buy that untrained levels doesn't cause a failure every time, but it's not going to stop that from being the first thing I ask when someone in help says their respec fails. Mainly because every single time I've asked they did in fact have untrained levels. Sure it'd be nice to know for sure the exact failure conditions but for my purposes I just pick random stuff until I'm fully trained before respeccing.

You'd think Stark would've thought to set up a foundation to fund them like in the comics, but I suppose that would cut down on some of the plot possibilities.

First ep was pretty good. Fortunately they don't seem to be trying to reinvent the wheel with this one.

I watched it at triple speed and it still dragged. If someone did a compilation of some of the new stuff and put that together it'd be worth watching but as it is the 15 minutes maybe of half interesting new stuff is lost in unnecessary scenes. It's funny that it's called the Snyder 'cut' since I'm not sure he knows how to cut anything. The story does hold together a little bit better but there are plenty of scenes that still seem out of place or are just there to point to the non-existent third film. As it is I'm about equally annoyed with this one as the Whedon, but for different reasons. Whedon's just seemed like a mindless, pointless attempt to pull a popcorn movie out of a mess and this one is more just a rambling unedited easter egg hunt.

For the early part of HC there were records that were good times for a good team. Soon enough there were really good times from people starting to do specialized runs trying for time (e.g. what if we ran this with all blasters with a tray full of ultimate and huge red insps). Now you have to figure the times are from dedicated speed runners and are pretty much the COH equivalent of the folks who're good enough at NES games to know the exact place to take a hit in order to glitch through a platform and save half a second.

You have to figure for hide crits, being able to guarantee crits with AS and the hide proc in AS making the next attack crit more often than not. All of which is kind of difficult to measure just looking at mids and clicking the assasination toggle on/off. There's also the fact that lightning rod doesn't break hide. But really trash mobs are nothing. If any survive a build up/LR/Shield charge they'll go down from chain induction or a quick hit of anything. Bosses are the real issue with electric melee and stalker's the only one with the ability to do more than chip away slowly at them. I started on HC with the scrapper version (brute and tank were both live) and that character is now my idler/market toon. It's been stripped and had its name changed to "Wishiwasastalker". Sounds like Meknomancer had a similar experience.

woops, i thought you were talking electric melee. ignore my above.

I've had all 4, go stalker. AOE on them will deal with your trash mobs but then you're left chipping away at bosses. Stalker's the only one with a good single target solution. Also it's personal preference but I'd skip T-strike - underwhelming and sooooo sloooowwww.

Just read American Way and frankly couldn't believe it hadn't been adapted already. Turns out the sequel is in the adaptation queue for a movie. The original would have to be a series, too long for a movie.

I'm getting this same error now (though in English) and there's no such file in my folder. I've tried a full reinstall using both the exe/msi and msi links to no avail. Nevermind. Uninstalling then manually deleting leftovers and reinstalling worked.

I'm with TJBC on t-strike being too slow to bother with and I never take placate anymore either. But grant cover's worth keeping for the debuff resistance. With double stacked active defense, GC and ageless radial you can pretend you're SR.

That's a pretty common colloquialism.

I wouldn't get used to the bold bit of this (my emphasis) as you'll be 50 soon and the crafting cost of a level 50 recipe takes too big a chunk of your profits. Better to sell off the level 50 recipes and buy cheap converting fodder. The only things I craft a level 50 drop of are purples (which only exist at 50) and pvp (for hoarding). There are plenty of guides to the craft/convert game if you want to go that route, including Yomo's entertaining current thread

Hmm, i thought it was over but just had a googlestion saying 'the finale' is the longest episode. I'll withdraw my grousing temporarily with an option to reinstate. But really, who does 9 episodes?

spend 24k up front at p2w for 8 hours of the three amplifiers at level 1. should last you to level 27 unless you afk a lot and will serve you in better stead than the TOs.