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<blockquote data-quote="DM_Matt" data-source="post: 3654605" data-attributes="member: 1213">1.&nbsp; I am ok with you being a politician, but it would be hard to deal with a very high ranking one.&nbsp; Can you be a city councilman or something?2.&nbsp; You are paying so much for stats you have room for little else.&nbsp; In DnD, really high stats are amazing.&nbsp; In M&amp;M, they tend not to be that good.&nbsp; Most of the time, they are underpowered relative buying their benefits directly, although sometimes you can't buy them directly, such as in the case of maxed skills.&nbsp; I would suggest toning them down and getting more points to spend on powers.&nbsp; The better than normal humans part can come out in other ways than direct-purchase stats.3. Perhaps take knowledge:Civics or Profession ( politician ), and maybe some skill related to what your business was/is?4.&nbsp; Perhaps squeeze some tech control into the or other tech component, maybe as ap: percetion datalink w/mechnical control on your blast, since its an important power no one has?5.&nbsp; If your super-vision is part of the visor, perhaps your blast should be too?6.&nbsp; Analytic is a cool sense boost7.&nbsp; The Morph:Any human doesn't really do that.&nbsp; It is only one rank, so it gives you a +5 bonus to disguise checks to look like any human.8.&nbsp; if you are going with martial arts, perhaps related combat feats?&nbsp; (btw, in MM it is rare to have two maxed out attack modes purchased separately.)9. perhaps the Master Plan feat (perhaps with a couple ranks of double limited quickness so you can come up plans on the fly) would be appropriate?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM_Matt, post: 3654605, member: 1213"] 1. I am ok with you being a politician, but it would be hard to deal with a very high ranking one. Can you be a city councilman or something? 2. You are paying so much for stats you have room for little else. In DnD, really high stats are amazing. In M&M, they tend not to be that good. Most of the time, they are underpowered relative buying their benefits directly, although sometimes you can't buy them directly, such as in the case of maxed skills. I would suggest toning them down and getting more points to spend on powers. The better than normal humans part can come out in other ways than direct-purchase stats. 3. Perhaps take knowledge:Civics or Profession ( politician ), and maybe some skill related to what your business was/is? 4. Perhaps squeeze some tech control into the or other tech component, maybe as ap: percetion datalink w/mechnical control on your blast, since its an important power no one has? 5. If your super-vision is part of the visor, perhaps your blast should be too? 6. Analytic is a cool sense boost 7. The Morph:Any human doesn't really do that. It is only one rank, so it gives you a +5 bonus to disguise checks to look like any human. 8. if you are going with martial arts, perhaps related combat feats? (btw, in MM it is rare to have two maxed out attack modes purchased separately.) 9. perhaps the Master Plan feat (perhaps with a couple ranks of double limited quickness so you can come up plans on the fly) would be appropriate? [/QUOTE]

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