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It is a lot more complicated than anything else I've soloed in the game. There is a lot to keep track up between maintaining the electricity buffs, avoiding Freon's blinds, blocking properly, and putting out enough damage when you have the opportunity before he wears you down. (Thanks for the heads up, Blue Kae.) That one defeat came from not managing my resources properly. I suspect I would have been defeated much more often if I had not read the boss strategy ahead of time. This was where I was defeated my third time.

The second super villain, the infamous Freon, was much more challenging.

Since you end up batter that shield so long, you have to make sure he doesn't wear you down. The third super villain, Draconis, was quite tough as well, but primarily because of his Personal Force Field power. The first, VIPER X, was a most standard fight, but every super villain is a challenge for a solo character. But while the guards may not have been a huge challenge, the super villains guarding the generators were. The improved VIPER is a greater threat, but I never found myself overwhelmed like I did in the outposts.

Once inside the bunkers, the game actually gets easier.

Add in the pressure of impending air support and each camp becomes a tense situation. Regeneration is good, but it can't compensate for over a dozen henchmen and villains unloading on me. It took me a while to figure out that attacking the commander aggros everything in the outpost. Out of the four defeats I faced during the mission, two of them came clearing these posts. Each of the three bunkers is guarded by various outposts that have to be assaulted and cleared before you can try to shut down the generators.Once that is out of the way, it's on to the bunkers. For a flier like Arcfire, that primarily means darting around the tree canopy and occasionally dropping down to talk to one of the scouts. The mission starts with a quick tour of the main zone.I wasn't super-impressed with the new outdoor zone, but part of that may be that I have to run the game at low graphic settings. You could tell it was a jungle because it looked just like a stripped down version of Monster Island. The African jungle to be marginally more precise. Once finally inside, I obtained the mission, found the transport, was on my way to Africa.It's also the new location of UNITY's headquarters, which was quite interesting to me because the entrance buttons are amusingly similar. A recent addition to Ren Center, it's just south of the Champions headquarters. It turns out that there is a guy on the Millennium City landing port who directs you to the new UNTIL building.

Then I stopped again and read zone chat until I found out where I should actually be going.So I loaded up my favorite mini-skirted flamecaster and started off to thwart VIPER's latest scheme. After reading Blue Kae's post, I couldn't put off trying out the new adventure pack for Champions Online, The Serpent Lantern.