One of the more useful things you can do in the game is modify the sounds. Make the objective noise louder (and easier to find), quiet the ones that are weirdly too loud, or silence the ones that annoy you endlessly. Or, if you want to have fun, replace the sounds with anything you want! Goats, Cats, Laser beams… whatever!
. Tags: city of heroes, city of heroes rebirth, city of villains, Gaming, moddingI wanted to create this video for a long time, but knew it was going to take a lot of work (and it did). But I’m happy with it in the end! It’s mostly the same for any of the servers, but I play on Rebirth (https://play.cityofheroesrebirth.com/public/) if you want to check it out!
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| To understand what makes a good password, let's talk about what makes a bad one first. |
| Making good passwords can be complex, but here are some tips and tricks that will make it easier. |
| Once you've taken the trouble to make a good password, the next step is to keep it safe! |
| Now that you've done all this work, you have to learn the most important rule of all: DON'T GIVE THEM AWAY! |
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To understand what makes good passwords, first check out some of the worst passwords out there and what makes them so bad.
[Click for full description]It's impossible to expect someone to make good passwords by just giving them some rules. There are tricks that make your passwords secure and easy for you all at the same time.
[Click for full description]It's really a skill to come up with secure passwords that you can remember. Once you've learned how, remember that it doesn't matter how good you are if you don't protect your password properly.
[Click for full description]A disturbing new practice among websites and services is where they ask you for your user name and password to other sites. I call this "Password Mugging"
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