Without knowing the context of this image... Maybe this is similar to the bug causing Bane Spider Executioners to be Arbiters.
Edit: Or something.
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the statesman used for the last mish of maria jenkins arc has always been labeled as an archvillain as long as i can remember
the bane spiders being arbiters is definitly a bug though lol
As it's been explained to me, it stems from the fact that the Arch-Villain equivalent, "Hero", didn't exist until City of Villains came out, and the "Rescue Statesman" mission is hella older than that. States was the only ally NPC meant to be that powerful, so he just got stuck with that classification, and it was never fixed later when the alternative became available.
I've also heard it used as evidence that we're actually rescuing Tyrant in disguise, though. Which'd kinda be awesome.
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Originally Posted by Necrotech_Master
the bane spiders being arbiters is definitly a bug though lol
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Wait, you mean they haven't fixed that in the revamp?
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Originally Posted by Lazarillo
I've also heard it used as evidence that we're actually rescuing Tyrant in disguise, though. Which'd kinda be awesome.
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I mean, who would be able to disguise himself as Marcus Cole better than... well... Marcus Cole.
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That would be pretty impressive, since Tyrant is in the exact same room as Statesman in the original mission.
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Originally Posted by Lazarillo
As it's been explained to me, it stems from the fact that the Arch-Villain equivalent, "Hero", didn't exist until City of Villains came out, and the "Rescue Statesman" mission is hella older than that. States was the only ally NPC meant to be that powerful, so he just got stuck with that classification, and it was never fixed later when the alternative became available.
I've also heard it used as evidence that we're actually rescuing Tyrant in disguise, though. Which'd kinda be awesome. |
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Originally Posted by DarkGob
That would be pretty impressive, since Tyrant is in the exact same room as Statesman in the original mission.
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It'd also be interesting to know if Tyrant had the automaton built for him, or if he got it from someomne else, who might have built Freedom Phalanx automatons before
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Originally Posted by DarkGob
That would be pretty impressive, since Tyrant is in the exact same room as Statesman in the original mission.
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Alternatively, Nemesis plot.
I dunno... maybe States and Cole ARE the same guy!
(edit: from the last mish of Maria Jenkin's arc)
