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 Once invincible, always invincible? 
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Sahil667 wrote:
IMO mission planets of those who are banned or have reset should be reverted to the planet they were BEFORE they were transformed, i.e. a rifted dyson would go back to a regular dyson, and mission dysons/exotics go back to the metallic/other types of planets they were prior to the transformation. This would at least prevent the rifted nat dysons of resets or banned players from going to waste without creating a load of 26x and 13x invincibles.


i believe the system does not keep track of the transformation history :P
But for the rift should be easy to revert back - reduce richness by 15, reduce passive stats by 10k, and remove the invincibility - the type would be random but never toxic/terra/icy/gas


Sat Mar 09, 2013 11:52 pm
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Fireblade225 wrote:
This will never happen so stop asking for it...

Most of the mission planets etc where bought with real money and so will never be allowed to be taken just accept that and move on.


+1

just purge them if you are haunted by them. me, i'd keep them on scan just to look at once in awhile.

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