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I usually wait while I read it... the thing is I can't even find a progress meter. She just doesn't acknowledge this badge exists. *spread hands*

My character, Anka clicked on all the history plaques for the Arachnos Rising history badge. She didn't get the badge, nor did she get credit for any of the plaques. I think she did most of them as a villain, though some may have been clicked first as a vigilante. But seh doesnt even have credit for clicking any of them.

Thanks. I'll try to remember that. I do enjoy the stories. I enjoy teaming even more, but I do miss the stories when it's someone else's mission. I would like to share the stories both ways. 🙂

I wish there was a way for more than just the mission holder to easily enjoy the story behind the mission - especially the explanation in the beginning, but also in popups and clues - but the rest of the party members, if they're so inclined. You can leave the game, hopping over to the Wiki to read, or the mission getter can copy and paste to share... 🙂 Would anyone else like that? And what shard are you on, if so? I'm pretty much on Everlasting myself, at least for now. 🙂

Interesting choices. My fire/super-reflexes sentinel is my only character who can, while street sweeping in the Rikti War Zone, take on a Evil Boss, back into a mostly-purple mob, and more often than not, not end up in the hospital. 🙂

I hear this is already known, but maybe not precisely... a friend and I were doing my mission for Finale: D.U.S.T. to D.U.S.T. or Investigate D-SEC. We got everyone else, and won the mission, so we used our exit buttons, but Colonel Duray got to 25% health, and stuck. He was untargetable, wouldn't stop shooting, wouldn't heal, and couldn't hit anything, as far as I could tell. Most confusing. I hope this helps someone suss out what's wrong. 🙂

Fixed. Thanks, GM Impervium. 🙂

I was playing Laura Lockheart's story arc with a friend, and chose to complete the mission later, so I could choose another answer. Now, it won't show the mission on the map, and the contact is dead, so not clickable on the street, and not phone-able, either. So I can't even autocomplete it to clear it from my missions. Could you help me clear it? Thanks. 🙂

Show me them. I don't find them in Ouro... only one badge mission, Matthew Habashy, Officer Fields, Sondra Costel, Allan Thiery, the first Shining Stars arc, and a bunch of Praetorian stuff show for levels 1-9... I don't see any of the other contacts in Atlas Park and King's Row... I understand not having everyone if they overlap, but where are any of them? Levels 10-14 and 15-19 seem similarly bare of the other contacts, except for some badge missions. If they're hiding, I'd like to find them. 🙂

I know there are contacts in Atlas Park, King's Row, Steel Canyon, and Skyway City who give several missions each, but who only are seen in Ouroborous for badge missions if they have one of those. Maybe. They don't count as proper story arcs, though. Somehow similar people in Brickstown and Founders' Falls are included, and have story arcs. It's confusing.

I just thought of one more thing... what if the old-style contacts that are around in most zones were more accessible, like through Ouro? I think the only missions available now through Ouro of the older contacts are ones that cough up a badge. I rarely remember to do them at level, while I can, because I'm after the stories, but if I could go back, I'd get them more often. 🙂 P.S. I've played a game that's one long story. CoH isn't; it's a collection of shorter stories, or a long-running series with multiple episodes, some more related than others, not one big interconnected plot. It doesn't hurt or confuse to start with story three or episode 5, unless Episode 5 is the second half of a two-parter that started with episode 4, and the game is pretty good at telling us when that's the case, with numbering the arcs in Ouroborous, and not letting you play out of order if you do it at-level. 🙂

I see your points, @GraspingVileTerror though one in particular suggests some low-hanging fruit. You say: "Making low level content accessible by high level players has some other concerns which limit the interest of some Devs from allowing it. Notably, low level content is populated by enemies which pose less of a threat than high level entities, and very few factions in the game have units which exist through all levels of play." This is true, but many missions and story arcs are more limited in level than their factions. The four Atlas Park story arcs are levels 1-7, but the Hellions and Skulls two of them feature are listed as levels 1-14 in Architect Entertainment, and are featured in other story arcs (the last Shining Stars arc for the Hellions, and the two Kings Row arcs for the Skulls) which go are 15-19. Now I like low-level content, but even I find doing missions through Ouroboros at level 19 less painful than doing them at level 7. Since Vahzilok are listed in Architect Entertainment as 1-20, and Arachnos as 1-54, I should think that adapting these story arcs to top out at 19 instead of 7 should be doable with the villain groups as they stand now, and would make them somewhat more attractive. This wouldn't always work. The Hollows arcs couldn't be redone like this without expanding the Igneous, and the Faultline arcs would require expanding the Vahzilok, but Graham Easton tops out at 24 when the Tsoo are continuous from 15 to 40 in Architect Entertainment. So it would would work on a case by case basis. Still, I see some benefit with less work involved in expanding access this way. 🙂

Two ideas for adding content came up with some friends last night. 🙂 First, I was thinking about Architect Entertainment. Folks are sure adding content there. Some of those missions are pretty good, too, and even cannon-compliant. I wonder if there's a way to turn some of them into regular story arcs; it seems to me that some of the ground work has already been done for, which ought to help, though more would need to be done. 🙂 When I mentioned this to a couple of friends last night, they had another idea: somehow open up our lower level content to being done at higher levels as well. I play another game that did this, and it seemed to work for them. Again, some of the work on them has already been done, though more work would be needed. 🙂

Thank you. As I said, I'm curious. I've played pretty much daily since Homecoming started, but it was my first MMO... I'm late to that genre of game. So I feel like I'm still learning a lot. 🙂

Someone told me the sentinel is a particularly well-balanced at, being neither overpowered or under powered. Which got me tondering which AT's are overpowered? Also, which are under powered? I'm just curious, and still learning the game, despite playing since Homecoming began, so I don't feel sure. Thanks. {Smile}