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RPGNet City of Heroes / City of Villains "Mission Architect" Story Arcs

General Notes

Issue 14 saw the release of the "Mission Architect" for City of Heroes and City of Villains. This new feature allowed players to create series of missions with custom story text and characters.

Up to 5 missions can be joined together in 1 arc, with each mission leading to the next in a linear path. The arcs can be played in test mode by their creator which allows the player to check for errors and gauge the strength of the foes they've included. Once the player is satisfied with their creation they can "publish" is to the Mission Architect server which then makes it available to hero and villain characters on all servers. Players may have up to 3 arcs published per game account, as well as as many unpublished arcs as they care to write.

Published arcs can be rated on a scale of 1 to 5 stars and players can provide in-game feedback as part of the process. Well crafted arcs can receive two different sorts of special recognition.

The NCSoft Developers can grant it a "Developer's Choice" award which marks it with a special flag in the search window, locks it from being changed and frees up the slot the player was using to publish it. Arcs which are granted a Developer's Choice award also gain the ability to drop regular rewards like recipes and enhancements for the people playing them.

Similarly if an arc is rated by enough players at at 4.5 star average or higher it gain a "Hall of Fame" award which works similarly to the Developer's Choice, except that it will continue to award tickets in place of recipes or enhancements.

RPGNet User Created Arc Master List

Arc ID Arc Name Creator (by CoX Global Handle) Description Arc Page
3962 Temporal Anomalies Dyne CoX_Arc_3962
4804 The Inversion Point Dyne CoX_Arc_4804
6558 PPD Delta Blues Overclock Sgt Miles Danvers think the Paragon Police can coordinate better with heroes than using cheap radio scanners and would like your help in proving it. CoX_Arc_6558