[Allow more than one power to be on auto activate at a time.]

On 2/17/2024 at 10:44 PM, twozerofoxtrot said:

@The General if you would like, I can detail how to set up a series of binds so that when you either move or attack, you activate one of two buff powers.

 

I do this on all my Dominators and any character that has a click mez protection power, as well as Hasten. It works pretty well.

That would be helpful! I just don't think we should need binds for what seems simple "keep long-term buffs going" functionality.

[Allow more than one power to be on auto activate at a time.]

2 hours ago, Rudra said:

As I understand it, we are only allowed to have 1 power set to auto-trigger so we can't set up self-activating attack chains. So I'm willing to bet this request won't be happening.

Two attacks isn't much a chain, and you wouldn't even be able to have them benefit from Hasten.

[Allow more than one power to be on auto activate at a time.]

I can't be the first person to suggest this, but try as I might my searching turned up nothing. Many players have Hasten on auto, but other builds benefit from having other non-toggle powers activated as soon as they become available (such as most any Dominator that has Dominate on perma). I don't know if this is hardcoded into the game, but I thought I'd ask.

[Lazy Merc/FF build]

On 8/8/2023 at 7:04 AM, Neiska said:

but if it can solo +4/8 then I will consider it a success!  

 

This topic came up when looking for builds for my own merc/FF, did you ever reach this milestone?

[The Pretty Good AE Debate]

21 minutes ago, Astralock said:

WoW is almost 20 years old, that doesn't stop it from also being a MMORPG.

Hilariously, much of WoW's massive popularity compared to its predecessors came from it's accessibility in that it was one of the first MMOs where teaming wasn't practically mandated to progress in the game. Soloing was completely viable all the way to level cap. WoW is a perfect example of how an MMO not only doesn't need to force people to team, but shouldn't.

[What do the devs want (what what what what)?]

7 minutes ago, Ukase said:

I just want to be heard,

The good news is that seems to have happened! Veteran experience rewards have been returned to AE for Level 50's.

[What do the devs want (what what what what)?]

On 7/20/2022 at 7:48 AM, KaizenSoze said:

see the AE vet exp changes.

Can you post a link to the changes they made to the update?

[Make super strength great again]

On 5/24/2022 at 7:32 PM, Sovera said:

'Adrenaline' is a good concept, but it can be called whatever. Even 'Seriousness' (but it does not roll off the tongue) because even Super-man or Goku will invariably start the fight with taps and as they realize the enemy is not being defeated they up the strength of their blows. So it's less Hulk raging and more 'oh, okay, you're not stopping, but you're also not dying, so it's safe to hit you harder'.

 

Wait. Wait wait wait. Are you freaking telling me we could legit have an ability called "World of Cardboard"?

 

FUND.

IT.

[Is there such a thing as societal norms in CoH?]

Of all the MMOs out there designed and themed around being srs bsns...this one is the least. OP is talking about having to spend an extra...20 minutes? 30? To help out a lowbie. The horror, the horror, he must have ptsd now, etc etc.

 

If you wanna be a raging tryhard shouting at your teammates for not being good enough, go play a MOBA. This game ain't it for you, chief. 

[What is the RP hub these days?]

On 5/17/2022 at 1:17 PM, ZeeHero said:

Ok Maybe I mistyped. it would be more accurate to say Insinuation. it wasn't saying be more open to avenues I found offensive. it was saying "Sounds like a you problem" this directly implies I am to blame for things I had no control over. I've done my best for YEARS always examining if I've been doing something wrong. but the conclusion has been the same for the past 4 years at least. at first, yeah I was doing a few things wrong. but not anymore. that can no longer explain it.

If you meet nothing but jerks for 4 years straight...maybe you're the jerk.

[My I/O Experience]

56 minutes ago, Abraxus said:

but I guess I feel a little guilty about not wanting to spend the extra time to correlate all of this information into a workable build, then spending the time, and resources to make it happen; when a L50 character with crafted I/Os (not the set bonus type, just the simple crafted type) could get me around 80% there in most cases without all of that, and still be an effective member of a team.

There is absolutely no need to go for set I/Os.  The game is just plain not balanced around them, a simple SO build will do everything you need.  Add Incarnate stuff on top of that and you're golden.  Don't worry about I/O sets if it's not gonna be fun for you.

[New Archtype: The Incarnate]

It was written in 2003, my dude.  What did you expect?  That you could just snap several core game mechanics and balancing factors over your knee like a cheap twig and the game code would just be totally cool with it?

[Accuracy at lower levels is painful]

On 10/3/2019 at 8:14 AM, ShardWarrior said:

I don't disagree with you in general, except it doesn't offer or address any idea for a solution.

The reason for that is likely because there's not an actual problem, at least with the game itself.  It's your own skewed perception that's giving you an issue, and the developers can't fix that for you. 

[Rescue Manticore - Terrible Design]

Why were they at +2?

[That got dark really fast]

2 hours ago, Clave Dark 5 said:

And who says you can't feel like a villain playing red side?!

Me?  I mean, if we were to translate this to the DC universe,  Phipps is the Joker and the player is one of those big beefy dudes in white face paint that does the actual grunt work.

 

50 minutes ago, Clave Dark 5 said:

Oh, I think quite knowingly poisoning people, whether being directed to do so or not, is quite villainous.  "We've already established that, now we're just haggling over the price," as the old story goes.

No one ever said you couldn't do anything evil on redside.  You just do it at the behest of better, smarter villains.  You're a flunky the vast majority of the time.

[Ejecting someone from an SG base]

In a lot of cases just their presence is the damage.  People can disrupt RP pretty easily by running around in circles and abusing broadcast and emotes, so I'm looking for a way to get them gone entirely.

[Ejecting someone from an SG base]

Getting ready to start my own supergroup, but one thing I had a hard time finding was how I would boot someone from the SG base if they started being toxic after getting invited.  It's not too hard to just /gkick, but what if they're on a team with someone in the base or entered via using the base code?  How do you eject those people from the base without having to change a setting that could kick anyone else?