Quixotic

I suffer from crippling altitis and I think this policy is very fair and generous. If for whatever circumstances you truly can't login to a lowbie character once a month, wouldn't it be fair to give that name to a player who can and get more use out of it? Remember that CoX is a shared gaming environment folks, everyone deserves their chance of the fun.

Has anyone been able to get the tip for this to drop, which allows you to start the redside version of Pandora's Box? I already have levelled one redside character to 40 without this tip ever seeming to appear... Just levelling a new villain up to 33 and still no tip for her either. On the otherhand, you can just start the blueside version by just walking up to the contact at level 30. Rather infuriating as someone who mains redside. :/ But anyway, has anyone able to get this tip to drop at all? You'd think the tip would drop practically the moment you can start it similar to the Mortimar Kal SF. The only thing I can think of is that I've set both characters to Rogue alignment via Null the gull.

Hey peeps, was trying to see if anyone has made a list of useful channels players can join, and in the absence of finding one I figure I'd start a thread to get the ball rolling. So, any useful channels for Indom such as for badge hunting, TF/SFs, raids, etc?

Amazing! I already had a Fire/Time project in mind and was drooling at its potential, but it looks like you really knocked it out!

Hey Marshal, that's because you have Personal Forcefield toggled on in the builder. It skyrockets your defense but at the expense of only being able to take actions on your own character, basically like a panic button.

An excellent point rizlazz. I've always been a fan of guides that walked you through the theory and helped you be able to reach your own conclusions on what and why you can consider X to be "good". Teach a man how to fish etc. :)

Oh amazing, his guide was saved! I was a little afraid that so much of the info on the CoH boards have been lost since. :) Seems like there's a lot of positive response on this, so maybe I will get to work on this during our server downtimes haha.

Hey guys! Back in the day I was a hardcore Corr main, and fondly remember Silas'(?) comprehensive guide on all things Corr that really helped me out when I was learning. I've recently returned to the game (and a HUGE thank you to the people that made it possible! :) ), but was kinda surprised to see lots of people asking for all kinds of build advice when I just assumed the whole playerbase would consist of wizened old vets at this point. So my question is, would there be interest if I wrote up a guide on all things Corr? Going over the pros and cons of the various powersets etc.