Gods Among Us V3.0 [Superhero] (OOC/Signup/Open)

[Anowa]

That feel when you fucked over your own plans...

Well, In my honest opinion.

the First version saw almost all of the characters turned into Criminals, saw them forced underground (not literally), and Started another End of the War scenario (right after one just happened).

the Second Version sort of just turned into an Endwar, OP Illimanati V everyone, which in the end was more of a Spy movie than a Superhero rp

V1 I wrote myself into a corner.

and in V2 I over-eagerly introduced Anna(belle) which fucked a few things I was planning up. Had I not been hyped up I would've had Alice get framed for killing the president, from there it would culminate into a showdown at Excalibur leading Atlas, Six, the JSDW teams, Jezebel, pretty much everyone but Anna(belle), Osteo, and three test tube babies (Anthony Cross, a slightly different Jason Cain, and a wizard.) to die, and have them start a new force dedicated to get everyone to fight them to stop them from fighting each other to achieve world peace... except Osteo, he was gonna force everyone to make nice and work together by attempting to commit mass genocide...

[Primordial Luxa]

In my opinion and the vast majority of well read comic folk.

Civil War was a horribly written and executed comic series for numerous reasons.

But chief among them was it didn't feel natural and most characters had complete shifts in their personality just so the executives and writers could put them on a certain team.

Case in point Iron Man/Tony Stark. To anyone reading his comic before Civil War (which wasnt that many people to be honest) his action in Civil War come as a complete bastardization of the character.

Also the problem was the problem. The way it is framed it is obvious the Pro-registration is completely and irrevocably in the right about the way to handle the situation. When you have people walking around who can wipe a city off the map with a thought you defiantly want some kind of control over that. The problem was Marvel wanted the sides to be equally...illogical might be the best word so they had characters on the Pro-registration side do horrible criminal things that were completely out of character.

/rant

My point is that a Civil War idea sound fun and I would like it. But if it happens I think it should feel natural. It shouldn't feel like this just sprouted up because we wanted it to it should flow from preexisting stories and ideas that build up tension and plot.

[Anowa]

In my opinion and the vast majority of well read comic folk.

Civil War was a horribly written and executed comic series for numerous reasons.

But chief among them was it didn't feel natural and most characters had complete shifts in their personality just so the executives and writers could put them on a certain team.

Case in point Iron Man/Tony Stark. To anyone reading his comic before Civil War (which wasnt that many people to be honest) his action in Civil War come as a complete bastardization of the character.

Also the problem was the problem. The way it is framed it is obvious the Pro-registration is completely and irrevocably in the right about the way to handle the situation. When you have people walking around who can wipe a city off the map with a thought you defiantly want some kind of control over that. The problem was Marvel wanted the sides to be equally...illogical might be the best word so they had characters on the Pro-registration side do horrible criminal things that were completely out of character.

/rant

My point is that a Civil War idea sound fun and I would like it. But if it happens I think it should feel natural. It shouldn't feel like this just sprouted up because we wanted it to it should flow from preexisting stories and ideas that build up tension and plot.

The awkward moment when the only Comicbook I've fully read is 'Deadpool kills the marvel universe'... and a few Archie comics...

[Remnants of Exilvania]

In my opinion and the vast majority of well read comic folk.

Civil War was a horribly written and executed comic series for numerous reasons.

But chief among them was it didn't feel natural and most characters had complete shifts in their personality just so the executives and writers could put them on a certain team.

Case in point Iron Man/Tony Stark. To anyone reading his comic before Civil War (which wasnt that many people to be honest) his action in Civil War come as a complete bastardization of the character.

Also the problem was the problem. The way it is framed it is obvious the Pro-registration is completely and irrevocably in the right about the way to handle the situation. When you have people walking around who can wipe a city off the map with a thought you defiantly want some kind of control over that. The problem was Marvel wanted the sides to be equally...illogical might be the best word so they had characters on the Pro-registration side do horrible criminal things that were completely out of character.

/rant

My point is that a Civil War idea sound fun and I would like it. But if it happens I think it should feel natural. It shouldn't feel like this just sprouted up because we wanted it to it should flow from preexisting stories and ideas that build up tension and plot.

The awkward moment when the only Comicbook I've fully read is 'Deadpool kills the marvel universe'... and a few Archie comics...

I read a few Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Batman paperback comics which were written somewhere in the 1970s but except for that nothing...

[Anowa]

The awkward moment when the only Comicbook I've fully read is 'Deadpool kills the marvel universe'... and a few Archie comics...

I read a few Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Batman paperback comics which were written somewhere in the 1970s but except for that nothing...

Superheroes are OP....

[Remnants of Exilvania]

I read a few Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Batman paperback comics which were written somewhere in the 1970s but except for that nothing...

Superheroes are OP....

Back then they really weren`t...

[Primordial Luxa]

I used libraries to read almost all the major titles in but I own a rather nice but small collection.
Nu52 Animal Man, Snyders Batman & Swamp Thing, Hellboy, Locke & Key, Marvel Now! New Avengers, and Supergod just to name a few of my favorites.

[Confederation of imperial states]

I read a few Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Batman paperback comics which were written somewhere in the 1970s but except for that nothing...

Superheroes are OP....

I guess thats why we're striving for more Batman, Daredevil, moonknight, etc. power level characters

[Confederation of imperial states]

I used libraries to read almost all the major titles in but I own a rather nice but small collection.
Nu52 Animal Man, Snyders Batman & Swamp Thing, Hellboy, Locke & Key, Marvel Now! New Avengers, and Supergod just to name a few of my favorites.

I agree......

Untill he turned the Batman; the embodiment of Vengance, the night, and fear.....

Into a Power suit that looks like a rabbit

[Serah]

Superheroes are OP....

I guess thats why we're striving for more Batman, Daredevil, moonknight, etc. power level characters

Even thought Moonknight does get his shit handed to him every monday morning.

[Anowa]

Superheroes are OP....

Back then they really weren`t...

Have your read pre-retcon superman?

[Primordial Luxa]

Superheroes are OP....

I guess thats why we're striving for more Batman, Daredevil, moonknight, etc. power level characters

>Implying Batman isnt one of (if not the most) the most OP superheros in all existence.

I used libraries to read almost all the major titles in but I own a rather nice but small collection.
Nu52 Animal Man, Snyders Batman & Swamp Thing, Hellboy, Locke & Key, Marvel Now! New Avengers, and Supergod just to name a few of my favorites.

I agree......

Until he turned the Batman; the embodiment of Vengance, the night, and fear.....

Into a Power suit that looks like a rabbit

You don't like bat-gordon? I think its fine not as good as Dick-bats but hey it not like they can really do that again.

[Anowa]

I guess thats why we're striving for more Batman, Daredevil, moonknight, etc. power level characters

>Implying Batman isnt one of (if not the most) the most OP superheros in all existence.

#PrepTime

[Primordial Luxa]

>Implying Batman isnt one of (if not the most) the most OP superheros in all existence.

#PrepTime

Its not just that.

Batman has fought Darkseid, the Anti-monitor and all sort of big universe killing threats (winning most of the time) but some how we're suppose to buy that riddler and two face are threats to him?

I like batman a lot but usually only in the horror heavy series like Black Mirror or Serious House, when he goes full bat wank I kinda just tune out.

[Anowa]

#PrepTime

Its not just that.

Batman has fought Darkseid, the Anti-monitor and all sort of big universe killing threats (winning most of the time) but some how we're suppose to buy that riddler and two face are threats to him?

I like batman a lot but usually only in the horror heavy series like Black Mirror or Serious House, when he goes full bat wank I kinda just tune out.

Nolan Batman is best Batman.

[Serah]

#PrepTime

Its not just that.

Batman has fought Darkseid, the Anti-monitor and all sort of big universe killing threats (winning most of the time) but some how we're suppose to buy that riddler and two face are threats to him?

I like batman a lot but usually only in the horror heavy series like Black Mirror or Serious House, when he goes full bat wank I kinda just tune out.

Let's talk about that one time he wrecked The Flash just by standing there and making him crash into a wall due to his armor being faster.
Let's talk about the fact that Superman versus Batman has been acknowledged as a common occurrence since the both of them met.
Let's talk about the fact he can rule over every fucking person in the universe just by technology.

And he still says the Justice League will stop him if he goes nuts.
The kek is strong with this one.

[Confederation of imperial states]

Its not just that.

Batman has fought Darkseid, the Anti-monitor and all sort of big universe killing threats (winning most of the time) but some how we're suppose to buy that riddler and two face are threats to him?

I like batman a lot but usually only in the horror heavy series like Black Mirror or Serious House, when he goes full bat wank I kinda just tune out.

Nolan Batman is best Batman.

Kevin Conroy batman is the best Batman.

You don't like bat-gordon? I think its fine not as good as Dick-bats but hey it not like they can really do that again.

yes.

Gordon as Batman is a cool concept, maybe if they gave him smaller exo skeletal enhancements to wear under the suit, then it would've been cool.

Except they lost sight of the premisce of Batman, and turned him into a Rabbit exosuit. the Idea of Batman is he uses Fear and Martial arts to take down his foes, with a power suit (THAT IS BRIGHT F*CKING BLUE) they get rid of the idea of him beign scary, and turn it into iron man.

#PrepTime

Its not just that.

Batman has fought Darkseid, the Anti-monitor and all sort of big universe killing threats (winning most of the time) but some how we're suppose to buy that riddler and two face are threats to him?

I like batman a lot but usually only in the horror heavy series like Black Mirror or Serious House, when he goes full bat wank I kinda just tune out.

Everyone is entitled to Opinions,
you personally dislike the way they've made Batman in their comic line, I on the other hand, couldn't really care, I like the character and many of the Arcs he's in are alright.

The ones I preferably like are: Forever Evil, Justice League Origins, FInal Crisis, Batman: No mans land.

I can see you have a distaste for the character, so I'll respect yours.

[Remnants of Exilvania]

Back then they really weren`t...

Have your read pre-retcon superman?

I don´t know pre-retcon or what it´s supposed to be but I still remember like one story where Superman got his a## kicked by a goddamn sandman.




Until he figured out what to do and began laughing with everyone else on the street so that the sandman became normal again.

[United Kingdom of Poland]

In my opinion and the vast majority of well read comic folk.

Civil War was a horribly written and executed comic series for numerous reasons.

But chief among them was it didn't feel natural and most characters had complete shifts in their personality just so the executives and writers could put them on a certain team.

Case in point Iron Man/Tony Stark. To anyone reading his comic before Civil War (which wasnt that many people to be honest) his action in Civil War come as a complete bastardization of the character.

Also the problem was the problem. The way it is framed it is obvious the Pro-registration is completely and irrevocably in the right about the way to handle the situation. When you have people walking around who can wipe a city off the map with a thought you defiantly want some kind of control over that. The problem was Marvel wanted the sides to be equally...illogical might be the best word so they had characters on the Pro-registration side do horrible criminal things that were completely out of character.

/rant

My point is that a Civil War idea sound fun and I would like it. But if it happens I think it should feel natural. It shouldn't feel like this just sprouted up because we wanted it to it should flow from preexisting stories and ideas that build up tension and plot.

to be fair, if you look at Tony's character over his entire history you'd see he does have a tendency both for knee-jerk reactions and over reacting.

[Anowa]

Have your read pre-retcon superman?

I don´t know pre-retcon or what it´s supposed to be but I still remember like one story where Superman got his a## kicked by a goddamn sandman.




Until he figured out what to do and began laughing with everyone else on the street so that the sandman became normal again.

Silver-Age Superman got random superpowers for whatever situation the writers put him in.

[Remnants of Exilvania]

I don´t know pre-retcon or what it´s supposed to be but I still remember like one story where Superman got his a## kicked by a goddamn sandman.




Until he figured out what to do and began laughing with everyone else on the street so that the sandman became normal again.

Silver-Age Superman got random superpowers for whatever situation the writers put him in.

Oh ,yes.
Out of nowhere he had a superlaugh.

[Kingdom of Irhk]

I don´t know pre-retcon or what it´s supposed to be but I still remember like one story where Superman got his a## kicked by a goddamn sandman.




Until he figured out what to do and began laughing with everyone else on the street so that the sandman became normal again.

Silver-Age Superman got random superpowers for whatever situation the writers put him in.

That remembered me of Adam West's Batman and the bat-shark repellent or something like that. That was weird.

[Primordial Luxa]

Silver-Age Superman got random superpowers for whatever situation the writers put him in.
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That remembered me of Adam West's Batman and the bat-shark repellent or something like that. That was weird.

Oh god I remember that movie.
That was simply divine.

[Kingdom of Irhk]

That remembered me of Adam West's Batman and the bat-shark repellent or something like that. That was weird.

Oh god I remember that movie.
That was simply divine.

I once read about it,and it took me a hard time to believe it.

[Dyelli Beybi]

Adam West was the best. No contention...

Anyway, apologies for vanishing. I was on Holiday and ended up with a lot less internet access than originally anticipated.