[4e] covaithe's E1: Death's Reach
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covaithe
Explorer
So if you guys have gone to the IC thread using Firefox or Chrome in the last few days, you may have seen a rather frightening warning about malware in the page. (And if you're still using IE, shame on you! Stop that!) My website that I use to host the map screenshots got hacked last week, and the google bot found some nasty hidden links inserted in pages there.
I've cleaned it up and fixed (I think) the security hole, and asked google for reevaluation. In the meantime, however, there's nothing I can do about the malware warning. Rest assured that all I've linked to are .png files, and you can't catch anything nasty from those, so I'm confident it's safe to ignore the malware warnings in this case.
I've cleaned it up and fixed (I think) the security hole, and asked google for reevaluation. In the meantime, however, there's nothing I can do about the malware warning. Rest assured that all I've linked to are .png files, and you can't catch anything nasty from those, so I'm confident it's safe to ignore the malware warnings in this case.
Lord Sessadore
Explorer
I, too, use firefox and haven't seen any warnings, but thanks for the heads up anyway. 
covaithe
Explorer
I mostly use chrome these days, for two reasons.
First, at work I use firefox for actual work; I'm a software developer and my company's main product is a web application. Web development is kind of hard on a browser; I'm often clearing my sessions or cache or cookies, which is really inconvenient if I'm actually trying to use the browser at the same time. Having my personal browsing (e.g. enworld) in a completely separate browser insulates me from that. And besides, I get a separate block of active windows in the toolbar.
Second, Chrome can remember the contents of tabs you closed recently, including input form contents you haven't actually posted yet! At least twice this has saved me when I typed in a long update, previewed it, decided it looked good, adn then closed the window because I forgot I was previewing instead of actually posting it. With firefox I would have had to redo the whole thing. With Chrome, the recently closed tabs list kept the whole thing for me.
First, at work I use firefox for actual work; I'm a software developer and my company's main product is a web application. Web development is kind of hard on a browser; I'm often clearing my sessions or cache or cookies, which is really inconvenient if I'm actually trying to use the browser at the same time. Having my personal browsing (e.g. enworld) in a completely separate browser insulates me from that. And besides, I get a separate block of active windows in the toolbar.
Second, Chrome can remember the contents of tabs you closed recently, including input form contents you haven't actually posted yet! At least twice this has saved me when I typed in a long update, previewed it, decided it looked good, adn then closed the window because I forgot I was previewing instead of actually posting it. With firefox I would have had to redo the whole thing. With Chrome, the recently closed tabs list kept the whole thing for me.
Lord Sessadore
Explorer
Man ... being dazed really really sucks, even in epic. Really sorry I didn't pick up a bonus save power or two, stonegod 
Edit: Oh yeah, and I'll have Sarenax's turn coming soon.
Edit: Oh yeah, and I'll have Sarenax's turn coming soon.
stonegod
Spawn of Khyber/LEB Judge
Yeah. Two opportunities to use his Tport for Aegis negated because of it. *Shrug*Man ... being dazed really really sucks, even in epic. Really sorry I didn't pick up a bonus save power or two, stonegod
Lord Sessadore
Explorer
Stonegod: couldn't you possibly jump onto the top of the pillar and then down to the ground to charge Hertrud? The death giant is blinded, so an OA from him would most likely miss. Even if it hits, Sarenax needs more work to do on the healing front 
Just an idea.
As for Sarenax, judging by the course of how things are going so far, it looks like perhaps a few less healing powers and a few more effect-negating and/or bonus granting powers are in order for him. At least I can swap inspiring strike for promise of victory after this fight.
Just an idea.As for Sarenax, judging by the course of how things are going so far, it looks like perhaps a few less healing powers and a few more effect-negating and/or bonus granting powers are in order for him. At least I can swap inspiring strike for promise of victory after this fight.
