Wenlocke

If you've got someone doing this kind of thing now, any chance they can look at the impervium katana skin for dual blades? It currently seems to be missing all its texturing.

Not wishing to teach my granny to suck eggs, but have you tried fiddling with your lighting settings? Some of the environmental lighting does funny things to colour

I'm just fond of horrible puns in names. TW/WP, huge axe. Cassiopeia Belli (Call me Cass)

I kind of like the idea of a variation on the theme from Terry Pratchett's "Thief of Time." Essentially, history shattered. Into little bits. It was repaired, fairly seamlessly from the POV of the people in it, but because of having to make patches fit, make do and mend, things ended up a little... different, and had always been so.

Some of this stuff I started prior to game end but never got very far: Beam/Time Corrupter - Firepower and what has to be one of the best all round support sets in the game. Almost anything /SD - How did I not try this out before? BS/SD is helluva thematic. SJ/SD is just funny.

There were a number of sets back in the day that they never proliferated because it would have been either crazy (I assume Energy melee comes under this) or crazy boring. For example, I don't think corrupters got FF until the I25 proliferation rounds.

Aardy!

Yes, you could even on live. I had a Ranma inspired character. Switched between teenage boy and catgirl sorceress. >.> A couple of us made normal sized people on one costume, and mahoosive huge ornate mystical power armour on another.

Not sure about the people, but I found your theme music.

The impervium katana skin on dual blades appears to have lost most of its texturing. The same skin on the katana powerset is fine. Dual Blades Katana

Random Data Point for I3: EU Launch

I'm currently experimenting with EN/MA and so far it's.. interesting. Definitely the blapperiest blapper I ever saw. Kicking someone in the face and then sending them sailing off into the sunset is funny though.

From experience, whirling hands isn't spectacular for a brute. It really shines when used as a tank secondary for the ability to spread punchvoke far and wide. As a brute primary attack, it is merely "not bad"

This is an odd one, as the answer may be both. I'm an EU player, but thanks to the fact that the designated RP server is Everlasting, I'll end up being on that as well as Reunion (nee Halcyon)

All of this. Plus, of course, it's thematic as all get out, in the way that, say, dark has to work at. If you can make robots, you can make gadgets. Dark requires a little more of a logical leap.

I also had to create my very own variation called Saramoring. Which was, quite simply, to Nevermore in a situation where you are a tank, and have the full aggro of a huge pack of purple mobs. Usually leading to a wipe.

Running around the hollows about a week into my time (a month or so after eu launch) on the first character I actually stuck with, and running into a couple of random people who were impressed that I actually answered them IC, so we RP'd around the hollows and teamed up and beat things up for a bit. Me, Dark Stone, and Doctor Temporis. . That was how the Guardians of Destiny came to be.

Interestingly, all of my characters had a backstory, and some of them were quite intricate, but almost none of them were really reflected in the in-game bio. As a roleplayer, the view of me (and a number of others) was that, just like your character name, ui-world, wasn't floating above your head, so your bio and history were not available to just any rando that happened by (how would anyone know?) There was some leeway, of course, and always room for pithy quotes and snippits of hilarity, but full bios were for wiki pages, and forum fiction.

I remember you... but then I probably don't count

Brightlance - EN/EM Blaster

Clicky Mez protection would be my pet peeve with the set. Takes up the auto-activate slot which could be better used for something else.

On the official forums back in the day, we had a basic guide to RP (which I may see if I can find and pearoast) that had, as one of its tenets "peoples character names are not floating above their heads. You do not automatically know who they are most of the time."

A little bit of all options, if we're honest At least one character has made a comeback, with her original powersets, but INV/EM tank was a frustrating powerset to level to 50 the first time round, so she may only crop- up in RP sessions. A couple of characters I never really got to play much due to their powersets being released too close to the shutdown have come back (Rad/Time corr, SJ/WP brute) as they were. Then there's the "changed name" characters. My peacebringer has had to be slightly renamed due to name clash (not that it bothers me personally.) She's essentially staying the same with the variation in name, My main EN/EM blaster started off as a simple rename due to (again) name clash. Then I decided that I wanted to use EN/MA as that more closely fit her original concept from waaay before Martial arts in blast was a thing. As I played, I realised she no longer fit her new adopted name, so I rechristened her, and created a new EN/EM blaster with that name (and same power vfx) I then got bored, my altitis happened, and I creates a BS/Shield scrapper using the same power vfx, vanguard weapons, and a similar outfit, named her in the same theme, and so, out of me wanting to have my cake and eat it, I ended up with Project BRIGHT, a multi-phase project to create Expert-System Assisted Quantum Waveform-Engine Battlegear (Phase 1: Ranged Combat (EN/EM). Phase 2: Frontline Melee (BS/SD). Phase 3: AI Type Human-mimic Combat/Infiltration Frame (EN/MA) That whole business has taken a life of its own now, due to my insatiable need to create stories.