Tenzhi

You must be quite Brave AND Bold.

Now, now... mind your Manors.

For my part, the aforementioned Controller, at least, is almost as frustrating for me to play on teams as solo. The main difference is that the frustration isn't followed by defeat nearly as quickly/often.

On a good run, I can get enough to fill what few slots I have at those levels. If that's not enough to matter, then it doesn't matter.

What if it's actually a stabilising containment device that the reaction is started within, and then the containment breaks down and the reaction expands violently for a bit before the instability causes it to fall apart?

Alright, but just remember that these jokes aren't worth killing over. And at least give us one more day (which is to say: until the next nightfall) before you turn this into some sort of no man's land. Yes... on the next dark night you may return and claim your dark victory - it will probably be legendary. Of course, you can wait longer if you like, but if you wait too long it will be Halloween.

Poor Batman. Everyone wants him to stop being himself and fully embrace being some hollow shell that they prefer, even while acknowledging that said shell is not who he truly is. Having Batman abandon himself and fully become Bruce Wayne for some idyllic happy ending is the action of someone who has lost sight of the character's nature, if they ever had it to begin with.

It would wreck enemies for about 30 seconds, and then you'd be level 6... and still on your first run through DFB... where you'd be getting more of those SOs that are supposed to be creating some sort of a balance issue.

I would be trapped in the character creator for *days*. Slots would have to be cleared up. Fingernails would become several feet long.

I read it. I found it to still be an interesting, if not potentially significant advancement, despite the fact that it wasn't quite as dramatic as the title implied.

CO at launch didn't do a very good job of representing superheroes either, IMO, regardless of any apparent freedom to mix and match powers. As weak as I find characters over here to be, I found it to be even worse in CO. Maybe it's gotten better, but I'm to soured on the game to give it another chance.

It seems to me that the whole idea around becoming an Incarnate is to become 'big enough', as it were, to handle such threats on your own.

It would certainly take away our Miranda rights.

For me, he will always be 'that rich guy from Friends.'

Ah, so: "But the real reason hipsters get so much hate is probably just the smugness. According to certain alarmists, hipsters are not just Acceptable Targets, but an occasion for outright panic. To them, hipsters represent Friedrich Nietzsche's Last Man: they stand for nothing and believe in nothing, so their ironic sneer is a harbinger of the downfall of Western civilization."

The tropes come from many places and can be applied quite broadly. As the main page itself says: "The wiki is called "TV Tropes" because TV is where we started. Over the course of a few years, our scope has crept out to include other media. Tropes transcend television. They reflect life. Since a lot of art, especially the popular arts, does its best to reflect life, tropes are likely to show up everywhere."

I've never seen her hurl and spit poison at any significant range. Now, if you could combine the aesthetics of Nature Affinity with the debuffing focus of Poison, that'd probably be the best.

Technically, it's not Knockdown, it's Knockback. There is no actual Knockdown effect - just low magnitude Knockback. This is why there are numerous situations where "Knockdown" irritatingly fails to be "Knockdown" and shows its true Knockback colours.

If only they would have based "Knockdown" on Knockup in the first place...