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There is also a sneaky way to create a secure storage room. Create a Storage room in the main base. Place TP Beacons and Destination Markers in a covert location at each end to TP to and from the room, Test the TP Beacons. Move or create storage racks in the space and transfer the salvage/enhancements you wish to protect there. Remove the bases doorway or hall leading there from the Main base. Only give out the location of the Beacons to get there and Base editing permission to trusted members. Leave Salvage and Enhancements that you wish available to members in the Main Base. Beacons on their own are not visible so place something at the location to mark their location, but be subtle so it's not obvious. A painting or wall item will suffice.

When selecting the Claws Melee power set it would be nice to be able under claws to select "None" to allow the set to be used as if your finger nails are the claws rather than something protruding from the back of your hands. This would allow for the Sabertooth or Lady Deathstrike kind of appearance rather than all Claws characters looking like a Wolverine Variant. There are a lot of Gloves options that would allow this to happen without any new assets, just need the option to opt out of the standard claw choices.

Monthly donation window opens on the Last Saturday of each month in the afternoon and stays open till the announced goal is achieved.

You can edit your Bio by clicking " Menu ", then " ID ", then make the changes to the text field.

Left the area for a minute, returned and they are back, weird. Also NPCs seeking shelter are back as well.

There have always been safe zones in DA which are surrounded by Runes, including around Heather Townshend, but not today.

Also, if you look at the top of the screen where your mission displays, below that is a contacts tab, then click "Find Contact" and scroll through the list. This is not a complete list and will include Co-Op zone contacts as well as villian contacts but at least it gives you some options.

From @DoctorDitko a while back... Possibly, in the sense that I am deeply suspicious of software that reports back to its makers. Granted, Nvidia has more excuses than most to report back. The GeForce Experience can be quite helpful, especially to new users who haven't been tweaking games/gfx settings for many years. Still, the modern drivers in a default install include: The display driver itself. PhysX support. An auto-updater. Reporting on all games installed, including downloading special settings for many games. A streaming server that automatically records the last 20 seconds of gameplay, just in case you want to stream or save it. A screenshot utility with various options to upload to many different services. Telemetry that reports which games you play and for how long, hardware details, and game settings. A javascript engine. Software to support the Nvidia Shield wireless controller. Various hotkeys to invoke the above services on command. If you use all these background services and utilities, you may be glad of them. Personally, my data cap won't allow me to stream, etc. I don't need to waste my limited throughput on telemetry (or ads, helpful tips on settings, or helping anyone "improve their customer experience.") so I have no need for most of the above. I use the aforementioned NVSlimmer to trim it back to: Display driver PhysX

There have been reports that the GeForce Experience causes multiple problems with CoH, some have uninstalled it and just installed the actual drivers for the card with positive results.

Like I said, no idea how accurate, but even 1500 is really low for a commercial venture. I can't recall, from when I played it, how their servers were set up, 1 huge server or shards, like COX and Homecoming. I don't really remember seeing many people except at the central area in the main cityscape. Seldom saw people in the Northern Wilderness or Desert areas. Never quite felt comfortable with the game play, so didn't play much.

Was bored at work waiting to head to a job, started surfing around online and found a Population Tracker for MMoRG Games. On the list was Champions Online, I don't know how accurate it is, but Homecoming has got way more population than that. How long can they go at those levels and be viable?

Actually had a Wentworth's anomaly that just keep happening. Was listing an item and it showed one history, then a different history, then back to the first, it kept flipping back and forth till I closed the AH window. There was a huge difference between the 2 lists, like from 100,000 to 3,000,000. When I reopened it didn't do it again but will keep looking.

19 of 20, but no way to know which one didn't get logged, I read the plaque at each location, checked the /loc, wrote it down and verified the distance/clue info, just have to run back thru them all again. History badges are known for this, should have been watching the progress bar but thought I was being thorough enough. Fortunately, the offending party that didn't take was the third one, not the 18th, lol. Good to go.

Why is it always this way? Went to every single one, opened and read each plaque twice, documented and verified the /loc and marker clues....all 20....no badge awarded, just not my day.