How about the OP's "Because of that - topics will come up again. If you do not want to address them - then by all means remain silent."

In other words, if you do not agree with me and my concerns, then shut up

As for spending a power action and achieving nothing, try these:

You cannot use Support when either the healer or the healed character is adjacent to an enemy
When I attack with a matched defence (defence is exactly 7 higher than attack value), my chance of hitting is a meager 58.3%. If they have Super Senses, that plummets to 38.9% and, woe of woes, if they had Shape Change, I have a 25.9% chance to land my blow. I spent a power action attempting ranged combat expert and I hit less than 30%? Change the rules!

I think regen is fine as is. There are definitely some dials that use it better than, say, the old Wolverine figs, which definitely suffer due to the placement of regen on the dial. My brother recently gave me fits with Annihilus's random mid-dial regen clicks.

I don't buy the "comic accuracy" argument, either. Firstly, HeroClix is a game. I realize that it's designed to emulate comic-book style battles, but issues of game balance must always come before accurate comic representation. Otherwise, you get a more comic-accurate game that is no fun/unplayable. And secondly, I think regen works ok as a comic-representation. Often I've seen Wolverine get smacked around and smashed through a wall, seemingly KO'd. He grunts, pushes the bricks off himself, staggers to his feet, and continues fighting. In game terms, he takes a bunch of damage, takes an action to regen, and gets back into the fight. Maybe not perfect, but I'd say it's good enough - while importantly maintaining game balance.

This topic DID come up very recently. I know because I posted the poll about it just a few weeks back. Here's a link to the thread. Lots of different opinions and arguments to be found here:

http://hcrealms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=277457

I hear you and he could have worded that much better, but I just took it as a young man trying to be diplomatic but lacking the language skills to accomplish the result (not meant as a put down). Even if he was flat out being rude, it's not what the other guy does but rather your own response that defines you.

The internet would be a much better place if this was practiced by more than 1.2% of its users...

I think regen should work to the tune that if they have regen on the click, and they dont perform any actions for the turn, then they should heal for 1. Not broken, and very comic accurate...

how many times have you seen wolverine say... wait a second let me see if i can at least repair my arm (squints real hard). GAH! I dont have it in me at this moment in time, maybe in another 5 minutes...

OR

maybe it could be similar to HSS option 2, except you role one dice, and on a 4 5 or 6 you add 1 to heal and keep rolling until you role a 1 2 or 3... that way you could potentially heal to max.

I think it's perfect the way it is.

If a regener is being taxed too hard, he may not have the chance to regenerate.

If Wolverine was constantly being ran through a meatgrinder... he would have a poor chance to regenerate.

If Deadpool was constantly being hammered over and over and over again, even his healing factor may not kick in right away.

Which is why Regeneration power is perfect the way it is. You have a chance to heal, but then again... maybe not. Keeps it comic-book accurate in so many ways.

All Regen should be like Anti-monitors

I WILL NOT DIE UNTIL YOU DIE WITH ME!: Once per turn, the Anti-Monitor can use Exploit Weakness. At the end of the round, if no character opposing the Anti-Monitor was defeated or eliminated, roll 2d6 and subtract the Anti-Monitor's unmodified damage value, minimum result 1. Heal the Anti-Monitor of damage equal to the result.

LOL! And Iron Man should have Mind Control with Anti-Monitor's Regen! Yeah... I kinda like that!

In the thread we had about this... oh, about three weeks ago... one of the posters (a self-admitted Wolverine fan) described the way that Wolverine usually heals after the fight is over, and heals only slowly or not at all while he is exerting himself in combat.