JnEricsonx

Ok, -5 to the enemies, still, it's painful.

That's actually something that annoys the hell out of me these days. Some 50 takes a mix of levels and decides to run +4/8 content. And then you're watching your damage be pathetic, because you're 35 and basically -6 to all the enemies, etc. And within 5 minutes the team falls apart because you're getting slaughtered. Yes...even to Council.

DPS vs occasionally burst? I await your thoughts.

Discuss, please?

My Bot/FF was my first MM back in the day. God it took forever upgrading each pet 2x, then shielding them each 2x.

Fair enough, thanks. It's just a natural paranoia for me to see that kind of temp.

It is a older card. I cleared out some dust within the last month as best I could, was worried about taking the card out-I'm so paranoid about messing with hardware. It runs in the 40s-50C range as is, not helped by the weather. Is Vsync something I turn on/adjust inside the game, or a seperate setting in my computer as is? My PC gaming tech knowledge is not that great, I usually had friends tell me what to do.

I'd rather them drop the damage by 10-15% than to slow down the attacks IMHO.

Assuming Momentum isn't a option, I'll look at my char's times directly: Defensive Sweep- 2.2 seconds Crushing Blow-2 seconds Titan Sweep-2.4 seconds Rend Armor-2.3 seconds Whirling Smash/Followthrough-1 second, but those are Momentum Powers Arc of Destruction-2.7 seconds

My comp is running fine playing the game, I'm just more curious as to if those who are more tech-savvy can tell me if a graphics card hitting the high 60s-to 70 C is something I don't have to worry too much about is all. I'm on a tower PC, not a laptop.

My computer is running a old Radeon ATI 4890, and apparently under idle it runs in the mid 40 C range...at least prior to weather like now, where it's base is about 51-52, but while playing a 15+ year old game, it's temp still jumps to the high 60s. I know I need to get a new card at some point, but when it comes to hitting near 70C....am I just being paranoid or what?

It's nice to enjoy being a badass sometimes. Also, dump enough Inf and IOs in to most chars and they become a badass.

My problem sometimes winds up being that the Epic or Patron Pools don't mix with my chars. I have a fresh 50 Water/Cold corr. Not even the Mako set works because her power is from a river spirit. So I just took Power Mastery instead.

Thank God. I happen to love my TW/WP brute. Barring a couple Sound Effects changes it works just fine for me!

It was mentioned in chat last night, is there a description of said changes in planning, etc?

My TW/WP brute has Laser eyes, and that for some reason makes me put away my sword. I mean...I have to put away my sword because I'm giving someone a Care Bears Stare?

So, back in the day I had a Elec/Shield Brute, right after Shield Defense launched. I'm thinking of remaking said character, but I've had people tell me to go Elec/Shield Stalker instead. Some have said go Scrapper, due to damage values and something about how Lightning Rod and Shield Charge don't benefit as much under a Brute as others ? I even think someone suggested I go Tanker as well. So...by all means...I'm happy to listen to the pros and cons for this combo under each of the ATs?

So is there a point in slotting any of the regen+ procs in health, stamina, etc? Numina, Panacea, Regenerative, etc, etc?

Sorry, I started the game AFTER regen got it's legendary nerfing, so?

Between back in the day and now, I've slotted of resistance based characters, I've slotted defense based characters. I never had a Regen character though. So I'm kind of at a loss in terms of what types of IO set bonuses, procs, what have you to go for. Do you go for some resistance and defense to soften things overall? Do you just go for every +regen set bonus, or proc you can think, of etc? And I'm looking for a across the board view, assume whatever character I play doesn't have defenses in their primary ala Katana/Broadsword/Staff.

The main loading screen, or Atlas. Because I never thought I'd be hearing them in-game again.

I don't use the purple sets and I tend to still pretty much feel satisfied with my chars. My Grav/Psi practically has permadom, my freshly 50 Nin/Nin Stalker is damn near untouchable, my TW/WP Brute literally tells teams, "go ahead, lead the escort out, I GOT THIS."

9.1% for a +4 boss.....ok, I'm way overstressing this then. This is my first defense character since being back, so I have no idea how well my other few defense chars were back in the day. I think I was more worried/annoyed when people wanna run +4/8 no matter what.

Ok, as apparently it goes, getting 45% def to whatever is the golden zone. My Nin/Nin stalker sits about 45-49 across melee/ranged/aoe, higher on melee when he uses his parry type attack. But...does that 45% only mean that a even con enemy has only the 5% to hit normally? What happens when you're fighting +4s? How much of a drop do you have there, and then you start hoping for team buffs?

Just keep in mind, from what I remember, and we're going back over 10 years, not even Incarnate stuff, if you're getting tons of global rech don't worry too much about rech in your sets, same with global acc, and so forth.