Tenzhi

Sure. It makes as much sense as the enemies' projectiles chasing me across a map through walls and other barriers when I run past them and they take potshots at me.

If I'm asking if the team is ready, I'm likely afraid that the team will wipe when I dive in if they're not ready. Though occasionally I might be afraid that I'll wipe if the Defenders/Controllers aren't ready.

I like a good morality tale and wouldn't mind being blindsided with one. I'd say a good morality tale would have to perforce have some good morality in it somewhere, though, and I didn't notice anything but bad morality in the movie.

But I didn't go into the movie expecting a "bughunt", rather I went in hoping for an interesting story with at least one likeable character. Instead I got a movie with a story that potentially could have been interesting if it were told better and driven by a character who wasn't a detestable weasel. And the main character became less likable as the movie progressed, whilst all the supporting characters that were introduced were equally detestable in their own ways. Meanwhile, the style the story was being told in seemed to be suffering from MPD.

I was expecting a story centered on a land of make-believe myself, and instead got blindsided by an ultimately depressing tale. But it wasn't a bad movie.

My first experience with the power was on a team with a Mastermind who had it. And let me tell you, getting spastically moved around a chasm-filled CoT map against your will is extremely annoying. Perhaps even more annoying than not being able to activate Rooted when your teammate flies up to you with Group Fly on and a bunch of aggro in tow.

His survival or lack thereof doesn't impact the main story. All that's required by the main story is that he's defeated in spectacular fashion, which is satisfied in the events of RotJ regardless of whether he survives (directly or via clone).

So what you're saying is that Obi-Wan teleported away, which is why he left no body, and was communicating via hologram the entire time! It all makes sense now!

In other news, big bad villains tend to return from certain death even when there IS a body. It's what they do. Besides which, Luke didn't smash Palpatine's Phylactery, and everyone knows you can't really kill a Force Lich without smashing its Phylactery.

Pepper and Rhodes never seemed to have the personality of whining teenagers in any of the comics I've read. And I don't recall Happy Hogan being Flash Thompson.

That certainly wasn't the Mandarin I'm used to. And apparently relegating Fin Fang Foom to the job of guarding a ring sucked.

And they were apparently trying to rename the Crimson Dynamo to the Alabaster Dynamo.

Add to all that that the CGI was just generally bad. I reiterate that this Avengers cartoon certainly looks better than Iron Man Armored Adventures.

In both cases their intended purpose is hitting people.

Indeed, if it wasn't how it works then this suggestion wouldn't make much sense. While I'm sure it could be mildly amusing if someone came into the suggestions forum and suggested that the game work exactly as it already does, that seems to run counter to the purpose of the forum.

Yet they have a sword and mace that are crackling with electricity and don't do energy damage. And all kinds of elemental shields that you can hit people with without doing appropriately elemental damage. Not to mention turnng all your Earth attacks into Lava attacks without adding fire damage. Thus there is plenty of precedent in the game for weapon appearance having nothing to do with the damage type.

Er, my statement is agreeing with that. Ice Blast doing cold damage comes from the fact that it's Ice Blast, not from the animations involved, thus there's no problem with using Ice Blast's animations for a fire blaster.

In a world of magic and superpowers, bullets and swords can do non-lethal damage. And blunt wooden swords can cut just as effectively as metal swords.

Because it's Ice Blast. NOT because of the animations it uses.

It makes perfect sense. Or at least as much sense as any other super power.

It's a "swing weapon to hit stuff" set.

Well, heck, let's start culling various people's costumes because they "look bad" while we're at it.

I'd rather they make Exemping not strip away your powers, but rather just scale their effects down appropriately by level.

For me that was preceded by seeing his face and thinking "Did they give him the Super Shar Pei serum by mistake?"

Great, now I'm imagining the "Superman Suit" as formal wear.

That seemed pretty obvious given all of the events towards the end of last season, though I recall we had a few doubters around here.

...assists your survivability by getting detoggled almost immediately.

I wish it would, though. If they ever started broadening the choices in regular power pools like they have in APPs, I could see it being added to Fitness. Barring that, I wouldn't mind seeing Health get folded into Stamina and having a slottable Ninja Run as the level 14 pick for Fitness.