Okay, so this will be old hat to the CoH veterans, but …
I love how , over the course of the game, you have breakthrough moments, tied to real estate (and to missions you are sent on).
You start out as a noobie, wandering around Galaxy and Atlas, with occasional harrying forays into Kings Row and the Hollows.
Then you start finding yourself in Steel Canyon — bustling with activities, stores, and a wide array of foes — and Skyway — drear and difficult to navigate but not to find trolls and clockwork in. Perez Park and Boomtown and Faultline become the hazard zones.
And, as that begins to pale (or grey out), abruptly — and this is where our higher characters are now just getting in — Independence Port and Talos Island and Striga start being the focus. New foes, new geography.
At each stage you start off by running down the middle of the street, then hopping into back yards, then hunting down the red zones and street sweeping. And by that time, you’re ready for the next set of zones.
Fun stuff. Nicely done. Can’t wait to see what’s next.
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>At each stage you start off by running down the middle of the street
Or, eventually, flying a tenth of a mile above street level.
Yes. I considered the difference now that flight (and other travel powers) are accessible; the principle is still the same (“Uh … I think I’ll Super Jump over here. In the water. A half mile around. With Unyielding on. Just to be safe.”) even if the method varies.
Or for me, Places where you can go with bubbles/stealth off now.