Talk:Issue 10

<.< unm.... "The return of "an old familiar villain group," widely speculated to be the Fifth Column.".. one of the devs said the 5th isn't returning in i10, also, while return was used once to describe someone coming back, the "an old familiar villain group" part was referring to positron's ref in the next line.. o.o course, the boards are down for maintenance right now so I can go quote hunting.. Oh! a little birdie told me that the bases, after being reworked, will probably be changed so anyone can enter, not just CoV subscribers. --Sleepy Kitty 14:14, 23 May 2007 (EDT)

GASP! What kind of birdie?!--GreyDog 15:04, 23 May 2007 (EDT)

=P not the sort that I'd eat. --Sleepy Kitty 16:45, 23 May 2007 (EDT)

My money's on the Rikti. They got short shrift in CoV, too. But Rikti Crash Site is just screaming for a revamp. Enemies becoming friends... there is the Traditionalist and Restructurist thing. All this assuming that the devs aren't just lying about it not being the 5th Column, which was my first choice. --Lin Chiao Feng 23:48, 28 May 2007 (EDT)

My Sovereign Intuition

After some hefty analysis, I'm going to make a few guesses. [1] [2]

• "[Issue 8] begins the multi-year storyline that continues next year with Issue 9[...]" Arbiter Sands, anyone? He's been around in Faultline's new content as well as the Statesman Task Force. Each time, he's been involved with Lord Recluse's plans for world domination. Expect to see more of this fellow.
• The villain group that's been so suspected about might be Hydra. Not sure why they introduced that with Faultline. Other likely candidates include Family, Hellions, Freakshow, and Circle of Thorns. Council doesn't seem so hot since 5th Column isn't seeing light right now.
• The "old friend returning as an enemy" may be Malaise.
• "Enemies become friends"? Something tells me this won't stisfy my dream for a Hero/Villain co-op Hamidon raid. This almost certainly has something to do with the villain group being changed.

--GuyPerfect 23:23, 28 May 2007 (EDT)