Skyhawke

*Get mission set in Steel Canyon *Zone into Steel Canyon *Immediately regret going to Steel Canyon *Creep across the map to get to mission door *Bonus points if the fuster cluck is on your way to the door or, good grief, by the door Put me in the category of "kinda neat for a short period, but overstays its welcome".

I'm running an Ice/Regen Brute lately and loving it. Granted, I just run solo at normal levels (not the +anything/anything type) and I've gone through Atlas, KR, Faultline, the War Hero storyline in Steel and am now in Striga. Other than an EB, not a lot's giving me pause and the lack of downtime between fights is wild! Ice Patch also makes for great mitigation. Two SO recharges and any fight that might have a chance of being overwhelming becomes the worlds worst ice capades.

Wait...that's not normal? 😬

It's all fun and games til someone goes off a cliff in Faultline.

Big Head Mode, in all it's glory.

I had a joke about a Water/Rad Blaster and drowning in cancer, but that would be fission for laughs.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5950044/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_superman Sure is! Quite the hidden cast on this one, looks like we'll get to see Alcock's Supergirl and Beck Bennett as Steve Lombard? Nice!

My radiation heroes have invested heavily in various forms of medications for radiation sicknesses. Don't screw this up for them! Purple IOs ain't cheap!

Aren't Dominator secondaries tied to one of their available primaries? IE: Wouldn't a Claws assault require a Claws control primary to be available?

New extended sneak peek. Krypto is so on point for how a dog would really act. Also, how considerate big blue is during the scene in the fortress. That's the Superman we need, the all around good guy with a heart of gold. Save the brooding for the bat.

Auto Assault. Loved that game! It fell out of the zeitgeist fast and the guild I ran with back then dropped it. I stayed longer and got to the endgame, but it was barren by then. Miss my transforming bike!

C'mon, we've known how to exit since we were kids.

It's on a level of ridiculous that makes you think it's an April Fools gag yet on a level of ridiculous that it feels like business as usual around here.