Indystruck

Yes, people do that. Especially things like Vengeance which doesn't see much use in late game content but can still take an LotG 7.5% without really sacrificing effectiveness, or dabbling into Concealment to get some utility while also buffing recharge. In short, "mule" is very accurate.

Solution 3: No.

No one is "entitled" to anything in this game, to the point of playing the game itself, so that seems like a pointless thing to bring up.

Anything that isn't a t1 blast power.

Once armor toggles got changed to not detoggle when mezzed, they should've really gone back to look at Body Armor, since that was its big advantage. Throw in like, 5 unenhanceable smash/lethal def or something for it.

Well, what would happen is that people would just end up using the 7% and 7.5% simultaneously. Also if a +recharge IO gets added that works essentially like the LotG, it is going to end up being similarly priced.

I mean, isn't it? It's just standardization and bloat removal.

The majority of players, I am willing to bet, do not see 1-20 content that isn't DFB. I know, I know, "but that's not everyone," buuuuut DFB as implemented by devs? Was new content that had SOs attached. At early levels. Because TOs are a joke. A 3% enhancement is nothing, like, straight up. I could just slot absolutely nothing for all the improvement TOs offer. A curve of DOs->SOs->IOs would be nice, but, in absence of that, SOs->IOs seems logical enough.

I don't think we need more pop texts to say ultimately the same thing.

Usually the superiors aren't that much higher than the regular ones. If you look at Winter's Bite (not Superior Winter's Bite) instead, you can probably save yourself 7-10 mil.

That makes me more confused that you didn't do it just now, then. I was trading some Blistering Colds and Winter Bites around for 20mil about 4-5 hours ago. Was one or two outlying price spikes in the sales history but that's usually just someone deciding they need to have it now instead of waiting.

Prices also tend to spike on weekends, though. I bought/sold thursday and prices were the same.

Recipes are already more common than on live, though. It'll be fine.

Ah, good, I needed a place to live my own personal waking nightmare.

Everyone's in here asking questions they think are gotchas like they're Lex Luthor when they're actually Booster Gold.

If the cap at 28 is 64.28%, then, no. If the cap at 28 is 95% and it doesn't scale upward gradually like I think it might, then, yes, it should be 86.6%.

I don't think powersets have unique caps, AFAIK unique caps are AT based. I do think you're right that the DDR cap for all ATs is 95%, though. But that is also at level 50, that picture was taken at level 28. There's a lot of things that scale with level, that miiiight be one of them, but I'm not 100% sure on that.

My man. Please relax.

yeah, I spiked LotG 7.5% prices at one point by buying all of them and relisting them at 3x the price and they uhhh never went back down over several years, so, y'all probably don't want that happening again

oh man never presume about coding a quick fix for something that's spent a decade getting more and more new code dumped ontop of it one of my favorite examples of horrible cascades of code when people think "oh that's easy" is Soul Reaver 2, where running at a specific group of pigeons causes this resonance cascade of minor script issues that snowballs into preventing you from being able to beat the game

If you don't have a lot of experience coding, I can see how it'd be easy to not believe. Some shit is tied together in ways that no one can imagine, not even the original devs going by some of the source code comments.

Allocation of resources and priorities be damned, if you do something that you end up deciding is bad, never fix it, because it is too late and you should've done it already.

Correct. Blue = capped.

Gotta say, "thanks alot crybabies for this horrible nerf, you got your way now, are you happy?!" is an odd take. Mostly an odd, projectionist take.

Good changes. Thanks for this, looking forward to getting in game and messing with costumes.