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* Technically, [[Mission Architect]] offers repeatable content. | * Technically, [[Mission Architect]] offers repeatable content. | ||
* Technically, [[Task Force]]s, [[Strike Force]]s, [[Trial]]s, and [[Raid]]s are repeatable content. | * Technically, [[Task Force]]s, [[Strike Force]]s, [[Trial]]s, and [[Raid]]s are repeatable content. | ||
| + | * [[Ouroboros]] offers a [[Flashback|Flashback system]] which allows players to repeat any storyarc as often as they like. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Story Arcs]] | * [[Story Arcs]] | ||
[[Category:Repeatable Missions| ]] | [[Category:Repeatable Missions| ]] | ||
Revision as of 10:49, 9 August 2009
Overview
Repeatable missions are content that does not necessarily forward the story of the game, or the contact or zone's story. Each repeatable contact has a cache of missions to pull from, and generally includes randomization of bosses and enemy groups to give a small amount of variety.
Repeatable Contacts
Cimerora (co-op)
- Marcus Valerius (Levels 35-50)
The Hollows (hero)
- Meg Mason (Levels 5-15)
Rikti War Zone (co-op)
- Borea (Levels 35-50)
Shadow Shard (hero)
- Dr. Boyd (Levels 40-50)
- Dr. Huxley (Levels 40?-50?)
- General Hammond (Levels 40-50)
- Lt. Col. Flynn (Levels 40?-50?)
- Lt. Volkov (Levels 40?-50?)
Other
- Police Radio and Safeguard Mission, for heroes, has zone-restricted repeatable content available.
- Rogue Isles Protector and Mayhem Mission, for villains, has zone-restricted repeatable content available.
- Technically, Mission Architect offers repeatable content.
- Technically, Task Forces, Strike Forces, Trials, and Raids are repeatable content.
- Ouroboros offers a Flashback system which allows players to repeat any storyarc as often as they like.
