Kai Moon

Not strictly a typo, but is a text-only issue. The Architect Entertainment Greeter dialogue has this screen with outdated info. Atlas Park and Mercy Island should be removed. Pocket D might be added.

This radio mission in IP picked the AE portal as its door. It worked, but only cave entrances should be allowed for this mission. Zone/Mission: Caves_30_Layout_01_01

File uploads are working again! Here's the current state. Just for demonstration, though. In reality, I try not to touch Flash Freeze. Arctic Air + Ice Slick + holds + maybe Cold Snap is already more mitigation than I need, so Flash Freeze nerfs my damage for no benefit. Problem is, sometimes I'm tired or distracted, and hit whatever button is recharged, and that might be the Flash Freeze nerf-myself button. I should respec out. On the other hand, if my suggestion were adopted, the enemies would 1) be taking Ice Slick damage, and 2) be unable to hit back. That's the point of deep sleep. Confounding Chant got updated, Ice Slick got overlooked. Overall, I'd say Flash Freeze would still be overkill on mitigation, but not self-nerfing. Skippable, but not a must-skip. flash-freeze-targets-immune.mp4

But it'd be silly for Ice Slick to not damage Fire just because Fire doesn't move

Ice Slick's damage is actually not too shabby

I don't mail inf or merits to new alts. So about 1 million on a new alt is the breakpoint for me. Less than that is a barrier to participating in the economy. More than that, I'm probably fine. Before 1 million, my new low-level alts can craft, but can't really convert and sell. Say I've acquired a low level recipe I can craft. 100k - can afford the crafting fee, but can't afford converters, can't afford a listing fee either. 250k - maybe I can convert an uncommon to rare, maybe I can afford the listing fee, but the rare will likely be less valuable. 500k - maybe I can roll the rare to a better rare, but hardly guaranteed. After 1 million, I can afford multiple rolls, usually roll something in the 2-4 million range, pay the listing fee, and start the ball rolling on sustained inf flow.

The set with Arctic Air and Ice Slick and Cold Snap doesn't need more mitigation. Ice Slick is damage on top of mitigation, which makes it one of the best in the set. And makes Flash Freeze one of the worst, because of this outdated interaction. Oh, and by the way, Flash Freeze is a deep sleep now. Ice Slick damage wouldn't break it anyway, so I'm not sure what your argument here is.

In the last patch, Symphony Control / Confounding Chant was modified to affect sleeping targets, because the sleep power in the set, Enfeebling Lullaby, now uses deep sleep. Ice Control / Ice Slick is in the same wagon. Currently, Flash Freeze still makes targets immune to Ice Slick, which is a good reason to skip Flash Freeze. (Will attach video when I can.) Allowing Ice Slick to affect sleeping targets would match Confounding Chant's change, and would be an indirect improvement to Flash Freeze.

Experienced paranormal investigators are always watching for signs of an entity's presence. Small, subtle clues that an untrained eye might overlook.

There seems to be a misunderstanding here. I'm not asking a question about what happened. I tested it thoroughly, and I posted exactly what happened. It's a previously dummied AI that preferentially attacks whoever's #2 on the aggro list. I don't know how many Kallisti Wharf critters use this AI, but I know at least one does - Greater Devoured. (That might be the only one.) * My level doesn't matter. * My friend's level doesn't matter. * My powers don't matter. * It wasn't a coordinator. * It wasn't an aggro management issue. * The fact my friend didn't have a taunt matters - in my tests I confirmed that a taunt overrides this AI behavior - but lots of duos won't have a taunter. If you still think I'm not 100% accurately describing the issue, I invite you to test it yourself.

The game has always had an alternative critter AI aiCritterDoCotBehemoth() that lets some critters ignore standard aggro rules and attack targets lower on the aggro list. But that alternative AI was dummied out. And wisely so, as I'll discuss later. Kallisti Wharf, as part of Homecoming's general trend for higher difficulty at lower levels, undummies out that AI, and uses it for Greater Devoured (Kallisti Wharf verison only), and perhaps other critters. I'm sure this was heavily playtested solo and in 8-man teams, where the alternative AI isn't going to cause problems. But dear god it makes certain 2-man teams unplayable. When I joined my friend's scrapper with my corruptor, I had to basically just go afk all mission. This feature was dummied out for a reason. Send it back to the bin.

Energy Blast - Nova's description says "Energy and Smashing", but it's just Energy nowadays. (The tooltip text is ok.)

As for copyright issues, Paragonwiki is GNU FDL, so is Homecoming Wiki. FDL allows copying and modifying, as long as the authors get credit. 1) Forking to a new site, with the same license, and importing the edit histories (credits), was okay 2) Editing a page adds your name to the history, without taking anyone else's off, so is okay 3) Using the Mediawiki "move" function to move a page to a new title preserves its history, so is okay 4) Writing a new page based on an old page, without the old page's history (no credit to previous authors), might not be okay TLDR From a copyright standpoint, just edit and move if needed, it's fine

On mobile, the wiki still looks like this, and my mobile-friendly edits still do nothing. Any updates? $wgVectorResponsive should be "true" for Vector 2022. And mobile anonymous users should be served a responsive skin (like Vector 2022) by default.