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That is the greatest thing ever!
 
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I caved in and bought the Ultimate Pack! :eek:

Yeah I know. £130 for a game thats not even fully released yet, just to get all characters and costumes at release and a few xp perks. I must be crazy...

Weirdly enough that might actually detract from the value the game gives you. A free 2 play player, or someone who spent very little (to maybe acquire their favorite hero quickly, or a costume) will have possibly thousands of hours of playtime ahead of them to naturally unlock all heroes and costumes. You now own them all and may well stop playing after maxing out two or so of your favorite heroes.

I hope you don't dude but it's a possibility. In order to get that £130 worth from M.A you're probably going to have to take 90% of the characters to the end game.

That is the greatest thing ever!

When I saw it on Google I was like :D haha. It must be a pretty common occurrence, which is pretty weird as they don't look alike at all!
 
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wont be able to keep playing today - but I will probably buy something ... 1 toon or a 4 pack ...

its a rough game - meaning lots of things missing and not exactly intuitive - but is still quite fun and I like the skill trees.

main issue is the classes - theres what 27? ... would imagine quite hard to balance all of them. As seen on the forums lots of people play certain classes or rate them very high and even say they are OP ... hulk thor ... while some others are less so ...
if they do a bit more balancing Ill be quite happy ...

I played captain America to 17 - and while decent; I could tell he needed a bit more compared to some other classes I seen playing.
 
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It is a beta so I'm hoping there are a few balancing things done before release. However I don't mind too much as the toon I'm playing is rather strong.
 
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watched a few reviews - lots don't give it high praise; basically the game is unpolished ... I still had fun in the open beta ...

not sure its worth 40 pounds for a pack thou ...
 
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Do you get bored playing Diablo/Diablo like games?

No not really tbh I went in playing this game not realising what style it was and my post was quick off the mark I have enjoyed the beta but I won't be putting in any money to the game I think for what u get its horrendosly expensive,the game feels fairly basic but I enjoy it so will probably play it for awhile then I will realise its a grind fest unless I pay and will probably stop lol.
 
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Yeah got the same this morning.

Going to be interesting to see what longevity this game has.

I am sure I will get my £40's worth though

sad that I don't have any video games to keep me entertained in my free time ... all boring to me ... so may end up buying access to the beta and game here ...

rome tw2 seems so far off - Id fork down dough in an instant for a chance to help test tw2 that is ...
 
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I'm not going to hammer this, I'm too addicted to LoL but it makes a nice change, a hour here and there with a few friends, having a laugh.

I'll reach end game and there is a few characters I want to try/play so it will keep me busy for a while I think :)
 
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yeah the notes are there, there are balance changes but they're not detailed, added some end game group and solo instances, new costumes and a tabbed stash amongst various other changes. not tried it yet.
 
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yeah the notes are there, there are balance changes but they're not detailed, added some end game group and solo instances, new costumes and a tabbed stash amongst various other changes. not tried it yet.

Here they are for everyone to read,

Content Additions
New Playable Character:
The wild man of Borneo, Cable enters the fight! Cable uses a combination of futuristic weaponry and mental based powers as well as various tactics abilities. Acquire him from the in-game store or as a drop to play as this futuristic warrior!

Ultimate Powers
Every hero now has an Ultimate Power! Ultimate Powers are extremely powerful attacks that heroes learn upon reaching level 30. After unlocking, you can level these powers up by finding duplicate “hero tokens” from end game bosses.

Basic Guilds
Form a guild with your friends and take down evil together. Guilds will receive their own chat channel, your guild name will be displayed above your heroes’ head and you’ll be able to keep track of all of your guild members through new UI features. Players can purchase the ability to create guilds from War Machine using found credits.

Endgame
Defeating Doctor Doom was only the beginning with new re-playable End Game Missions! Players can receive rare loot be experiencing one or all of three exciting gameplay modes.
Daily Missions – Navigate an instance to defeat a super-villain boss. Daily missions can be completed solo or with a group. Difficulty for these missions will scale with the number of players in your group.
Group Challenges – The goal of group challenges is to navigate an instance and close three “Energy Rifts,” then defeat the super-villain boss occupying that instance. Each group challenge is designed for a group of five player; these challenges will be extremely difficult to solo.
Survival Challenges – The goal of a survival challenge is to overcome waves of enemies that culminate in a super-villain boss. Each wave lasts a set amount of time and, at the end of that time, all remaining enemies vanish. Shortly afterward, the next wave begins and more enemies will appear. The final wave is a boss which has no time limit.

Doop!
Doop will now randomly appear throughout the game! If you spot this otherworldly creature, make sure to attack him quickly to find out what your reward will be.

Tabbed Stash
Your Stash now has three different sections for all of your loot. General items can be stored in your general Stash section, Hero specific items can be stored in the section associated with your hero, and crafting items can be stored in the crafting section.

New Costumes
Black Panther - Tribal Costume
Black Panther - Armored Panther Costume
Cable - Original Costume
Cable - Classic X-Force Costume
Cable - Armored Cyborg Costume
Daredevil - Armored Costume
Daredevil - Secret War Costume
Hawkeye - Old Man Logan Costume
Rocket Raccoon - Guardians of the Galaxy Marvel NOW!
Rocket Raccoon - Original Green Costume
Scarlet Witch - Heroes Reborn Costume
Wolverine - Leather Fang Costume

Fortune Cards!
These cards can be purchased via the in-game store, from Gambit, or can be acquired as drops from end game bosses. These mysterious cards include a ton of exciting items including pet unlocks, costumes and more.

New Items In The Store
Crafter Summon
Stash Summon
Vendor Summon
Cosmic Key - Gives Access Daily End Game Missions (note: these keys also drop in-game)
Stash tab crafting - tab used exclusively for crafting materials
Stash tab hero - tab used to store gear specific to, or bound to a specific hero

Changes
PvP Improvements
Various tuning changes have been made to PvP which should result in longer, more exciting, battles!
We have lowered the damage that players deal to each other in PvP.
When you enter the PvP zone, you will be removed from your party.
During PvP, you can’t make parties with people on the other team, or with people who are not participating in PvP.
Using your Bodyslider will now take you back to your team’s base.
The ‘Defender’ (Giant Robot Boss) in your team’s base will now provide a buff to all team members.
When your team’s ‘Defender’ is under attack, a message will appear.
Faction missions are now limited so you can only swap factions once an hour.

Balance Changes
We have made major balance and tuning on Mobs, Bosses, and Heroes. (More details later!)
The level cap has been raised to 60!
Per-player damage scaling in instances now looks at all players in the instance.
Enemy damage at higher levels has been increased.
Lowered radius for number of player-based scaling by 20% and decreased per-player damage scaling for Public Combat Zones.
Loot now scales properly depending on enemy level.
When switching to another character, their health will be based on the amount of time this character has been inactive.

UI Changes
The powers tree has been changed to show all power trees at one time.
Players will now gain ‘Rested XP’ while logged off or on heroes you aren’t playing!
An indicator has been added to the edge of the map that points to far away party members.
Separated /say and /local commands so you can either talk to those around you or the entire region.
Many new tabs added to the “Help” menu to explain “Crafting”, “Endgame PvE”, “Endgame PvP”, “Tutorial”, and a “Glossary” of our in-game terminology.
 
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