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Ugh! The Mayhem Missions was updated similar to the Safeguard Missions in that you can get a particular badge and bypass the newpaper missions and get straight to the Mayhem! But it wasn't updated LIKE the Safeguard Missions! You have to hunt/beg chat for the contact's precise location! For the Safeguard Missions, the contact is a clickable icon on your map!? So anyway, you'll need the Hero Slayer badge to start: https://n15g.github.io/badger/homecoming/badge/bloody-hands The contact is Lord Schweinzer in Port Oakes. He's located on the porch of the building in the far nw corner of the map. The Demogogue exploration badge is nearby, and the sub is below him in the water. Safeguard mission notes: https://forums.homecomingservers.com/topic/16652-safeguard-missions-notes/

What's a good way to farm vault doors? Edit: I like the Independence Port Safeguard Mission set to -1/x8 (be sure to turn ON "Solo Bosses" if you're solo!) You get from 1-2 Family bosses per "regular" group.

Most of the Praetorian missions have short distances to travel (100-200 yards to mission door from the contact.) These would probably be good for "no travel powers." The Praetorian missions (in Flashback) are in the level 10-14 list, the level 15-19 list, and the level 20-24 list. They include the arcs that have one of these words in the title: Responsibility, Power, Crusader, or Warden.

Something misprinted on this page: https://n15g.github.io/badger/homecoming/badge/base-jumper

According to Vidiots maps, a player can log out "anywhere" in First Ward to get the Scavenger Day Job badge. I logged out on the top of the Mother of Mercy hospital (ie: outdoors) and was able to get my Psychologist badge but *not* my Scavenger badge. How do I get the Scavenger badge? Edit: found a place! You can't earn two Day Job badges at once, it seems... Also, I had to log out and log back in to get the Scavenger icon to appear under my health bar so that was probably the entire issue!? Edit: Also, there seems ot be a glitch with the Day Job icon showing up under the health bar. If you enter a zone that triggers a Day Job (like the police station,) then the health bar icon is updated. But if you move into a Day Job area and no load screen has occurred, then it sometimes doesn't update. Relogging will fix this, btw.

Still doing these darn Praetorian missions! Sigh! Misspelled "weakening."

The players! Lolololol! This is my first MMO, so everything is "the way it always is" for me!?

You should get the Bug Hunter badge for this! Yay!

The typo is "Think about that for a for a moment." This is one of the Headjuiced plaques in Nova Praetoria

I saw him in Imperial City too, I believe!? I just thought he was reciting a shopping list!?

Purple looks cool! And the output! Wow! Can we have blue? Green? More output? Oh, there is also a misspelled word in the NPC dialogue (this is Vagabond's final mission "The Great Assault.")

Oh, good grief! Praetorian missions! AUGGHHH!! There are SO MANY!!!! "Here's my number. Call me from now on." "Oh, hi, Character Name! I can't talk on the phone. Drag your toon halfway across the map to get to the nearest underground entrance and then load ANOTHER zone to get into the Resistance base! Or abandon the mission, I don't care!"

Someone suggested joining a team at level 20-29. Will this work, too?

According to the Paragon wiki for Desdemona, the Hero/Vigilante mission "Eldritch Summoning Script" is the mission for Heroes/Vigilantes to meet Desdemona as an enemy. Perfect! https://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Desdemona According the Paragon wiki for Alignment Missions, "Eldritch Summoning Script" is a level 20-29 mission. https://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Alignment_Mission I'm level 50, so when I went to the Mission Computer in my group's superbase all I could see were level 40 missions. How do I access the lower level mission?

I couldn't find it... :-(

I've been collecting these for a while. All I do is get a screen capture during the load screen. I've noticed that you don't get "load screen tips" when entering *named* zones (Ouro, Atlas Park, Port Oakes, etc.) You only get a load screen tip when entering unnamed zones (your superbase, mission maps, etc.) I guess "unnamed" is what is meant by "instanced" maps. I think I've collected a fair amount so far. And I'll update it from time to time. ==== Accolade badges are earned by collecting a themed set of other badges...and sometimes earn the player a special power. After level 20, characters in Primal Earth can receive Alignment Mission Tips as drops which offer decision points as to how to approach specific scenarios. After ten Alignment Missions towards a particular alignment, you will receive a Morality Mission: an opportunity to switch to or reinforce that alignment. 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Your Invention Recipe and Salvage inventory sizes grow as you gain levels.

CoX is my first MMO. I started in May of last year. The very first thing I was interested in was farming. Being new to CoX doesn't mean being new to farming. If someone wants to know about farming, there's no need to protect them from it. Also, power-leveling and farming does *not* "skip" content. It's LIES, I tell you! ALL LIES!!!!!!!!!!!! Edit: Yay! I deleted the attachment! Thank you!

Does the author have more stories?

What is "soak up the alpha?"

Yay! So does this mean we'll get the "Slave Leia" outfit? Lol! Edit: Opening the Patch Notes thread is like opening a Christmas present! Lol!

Please note: The Homecoming server is down today, so any geographic information I put here related to the game is subject to faulty memory! I'll edit it when I get a chance. I usually power-level to 50 'cuz I like having all content available asap. Then I Flashback everything to get the Ouro badges. How does that apply to Safeguard missions? It means that I'm unfamiliar with them outside of Peregrine Island. I only went back and played the lower level ones long enough to get the exploration badges. Wait... HOW did I explore the lower level Safeguard missions while I was level 50?!?!?!?! I did something I learned about recently: I got the Villain Disrupter badge from the PI bank heist/breakout missions and then visited Agent Hassel in Steel Canyon. He's probably marked on your map, but just in case: he's 100 yards east of the Platinum Lake marker. He's standing next to a police van in a parking lot. If you click on him and he only has the option to "Ask about available missions" instead of showing you the full list, just close the window and click him again. Villain Disrupter badge: https://n15g.github.io/badger/homecoming/badge/villain-disruptor So anyway, the Paragon wiki states that you can "farm" the Safeguard missions but I don't have enough stealth to get it to work. https://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Safeguard_Mission 1) The notification for "The bank is being robbed!" doesn't appear until you get near the entrance to the bank. 2) When you get the notification "Vandals are causing mayhem!" you can ignore the red flashing star where the vandals are located. Instead, go look for the two enemies nearby who provide a "key" to unlock your next side mission. The two villains' dialogue and carried items will indicate the type of side mission they unlock. For instance, they'll have barrels and be talking about blowing something up for the bomb mission, etc. The location of these two enemies is consistent, but different for each side mission. 3) Despite my advice to "ignore" the red flashing star, you should understand that bonus time is awarded for defeating the vandals. 4) In the PI missions, the main enemy that you're fighting is Carnival of Shadows. Malta is involved too (and plenty of Sappers) but defeating them doesn't award any extra time. Well, except for the trouble you save yourself by defeating them. 5) After about 4 or 5 side missions, I can never find the two enemies who provide the key to the next side mission. It's like there's a cap on how many you're allowed to do. Mayhem Mission notes: https://forums.homecomingservers.com/topic/16909-mayhem-missions/

Seconded! For my first 50, I didn't even try to start crafting Incarnate powers until I was vet level 20. Which turned out to be really nice for me 'cuz by the time I was ready to start, everything had long since been unlocked!

What?! I rezzed a necro thread while looking for something else?! Here's one site link that organizes a list of ALL of the important missions in the game. Unfortunately, it's out of date so a surprising amount of new stuff is missing. https://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Badges

In the 3rd mission of the arc "My Choice," where do I find Rothstein? I couldn't find him in the last room, and went to check the Paragon wiki. When I came back to the game, the "Rescue Rothstein (optional)" objective had disappeared. I assume there's a hidden timer, due to the gas gradually affecting everyone. There's no badges or any serious rewards for this. I just want to do the right thing by killing everyone and then rescuing the guy who wants to die!

I'm sure the only real consequence that would occur would be that Homecoming would lose their legitimacy.