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19 hours ago, Triumphant said:
What can I say? I prefer straight-talk to sugarcoating. But if it makes you feel any better, it's only my opinion and has no more or less value than your own (or anyone else's) opinion.This I find genuinely interesting.
You're playing a 21 year old game, with a huge amount of history, and for the vast majority of players, a huge amount of emotional attachment, that literally came back from the dead and you buy into none of that?
I'll take what you say at face value but I admit to finding it strange.
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2 hours ago, Psyonico said:
I’ve wondered similarly, my guess would be the center of the character, so in the stomach area, but really, does it matter? We’re talking a maximum of 4’ up or down, and since its very likely not at the very tip of the player, less than that.
Curiosity is a thing sometimes
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53 minutes ago, Octogoat said:
Is the sphere in the room with us at the moment?
That rather depends on the size of the room and the radius of the sphere doesn't it?
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ok so let's assume that we are in a sphere, for the sake of argument.
Where is the locus of the sphere? I'm guessing around your groin/stomach area, but it could be feet or head.
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This sounds like it should be moved to Bug Reports
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2 hours ago, Snarky said:
the entire ice thang should do slows. agreed
my "dream" combo is ice blast/dark manip corr but i just cannot get away from this vampire on my back!
That does sound like an interesting combo
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12 hours ago, Rudra said:
I don't remember Freeze Ray having a slow component to it. Isn't it just a straight hold with damage?
I think that's what is being pointed out. It's inconsistent with the whole power set.
Ice should by definition slow stuff down even if it doesn't fully lock down a powerful opponent.
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12 minutes ago, Triumphant said:
I don't agree with any of this but, to be fair, I wasn't there during the "Live" days, so maybe that has something to do with it. Having said that, one thing I CAN say confidently as a new player (well, "relatively" new. I started here in 2019) is that I couldn't care less about the games history, legacy (whatever that is?) or feeling nostalgia about anything that annoys me in the game (if it's annoying, I say fix it. Again, though- that's just me).
I think I give you top marks for callous honesty but not much else.
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I need to find a way to create the villain "Oblate Spheroid" in game.
A cross between Hamidon and X-Blob maybe?
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I do not believe any of the existing maps should be changed or altered in any way. Legacy maps and missions are good learning experiences for those who wish to and it's not just about learning how to play it's learning the history of the game's development over more than two decades.
To change or alter some of the maps is to cheapen its legacy. It's not too different to making Independence Port smaller to get across it more easily.
The game is the game. Add to it, sure, but retrofitting it for modern tastes is a big No-No in my book. That's not just a "We had to do it so you should too" but it is "this is the experience that made the game great and why enough people fell in love with it to keep it alive against the odds.
Nobody really hates the blue cake cave. They love it really - because it's a great memory. We remember the annoying stuff more than the easy stuff. That's human nature.
Advocating for change can be extremely dangerous in unanticipated ways and this is, ultimately, just a game so let's keep those annoying things in because they are few and far between and give us amazing stories to tell which is why we fell in love with this whole thing in the first place.
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The worst room in the game is the one you couldn't get into while the game was shut down.
There are precisely zero worst rooms in this game in its current iteration.
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If all AoEs are spherical that's just a load of balls!
Interesting idea. I presumed they were tubular but if a sphere then somebody hovering at the edge might get missed simply because they are outside of it but look inside
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we know and can see the radii of our various AoEs, but I wonder how high they reach.
I noticed I had a mob above me on a landing and they hadn't noticed me so I popped Ice Storm down on me and it failed to touch them.
I was vaguely surprised. Hence the question. You'd think that shards of ice falling from the sky would hurt almost all the way down...
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5 hours ago, KaizenSoze said:
That's easy, it's the one you are in.
For me it's the one that @Snarky is in!
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On 7/1/2025 at 8:14 PM, Seed22 said:
It does the opposite effect. If every power is good then you actually see more build diversity not less.
What you're agreeing with is literally cookie cutter building. I think this community hears gaming terms and then tries to use them without understanding what they mean or what it looks like, because that's a pretty clear cut example of what they were arguing against.
5 or 6 core powers means people will only pick those 5 or 6 powers, and will only serve to further stifle diversity, esp if those other 3-4 are simply too niche(which is easy to do in a game like this) to warrant a pick outside of RP builds.
I get the idea, I really do, but what that looks like in practice is the opposite effect. Instead by makong every power good but still unique, you end up with less forced picks and more of a "impossible to fail" kinda situation.
Usually you end up with a jack of all trades that can't do anything especially well.
Personally I think we're forced to take too many powers as it is.
I understand what you're saying but when you have 18 main powers and then at least 6 pool powers, you get too many choices. It is probably easier for well-seasoned veterans to know what to choose, once they've mastered a specific AT, but for a newer player they would have no clue and we have seen how taking the wrong powers and/or mismanaging them through ignorance turns them off the game which is a bad thing.
If perhaps we had say 12 main powers and we could specialise in 6, then add pool powers we might find greater diversity but with 18 powers, some of which are specifically designed to be of greater power, it's hard to say we increase diversity.
I understand where you're coming from but in practice I don't think it actually is the case.
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I'd choose Chloe Grace Moritz as Scarlet Shocker and Karen Gillan as Invincible Woman
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Dual Blades/Super Reflex brue but he's flightless currently
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a new kind of superhero movie and your main is the shining light in the story.
Who plays your main character on the silver screen?
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The Switchblade Bug sounds like a very interesting insectoid villain with dual blades!
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How much content do we have, anyway?
Ample, but never enough!
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Apparently Nicholas Hammond had an uncredited cameo in Spider-Man 2
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A few years back I did see someone suggest Chris Hemsworth which isn't the worst choice ever
I'm very sad for recent Bond developments. I suspect we'll get a flop movie followed by a cashcow Amazon Prime TV series.
I have little faith that the new owners will serve Bond well, but then I think the Broccolli family didn't always do great. Craig's outing promised so much with Casino Royale but it tailed off rapidly after that with some bright points along the way.
I think one of the big challenges the new production will have to have is to make it feel fresh and distinct compared to all that's gone before which for a 65 year old franchise will be a challenge.
I've often thought perhaps they might do a much more noir and book-faithful rendition, shot in black & white, set in the late 50s and retelling the stories in the books. Badge it as "Ian Fleming's James Bond" and you have a handy little franchise reboot that keeps the punters coming in and can still get original mileage out of it.
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Ok... you may be right
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man_(1977_film)
Seems you got a TV series, we just got a crap movie
Future plans to add to horizontal progression
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I have found that as I've aged my vertical progression has largely become static whilst my horizontal progression seems to increase exponentially.