UNC_Samurai wrote: Where is the "I'm with Hulk laying waste to an alien planet" option?
atomzed wrote: OneLastGambit wrote: Side question I wonder how many people would still pick iron man if RDJ had not been picked to portray him? Interesting Capt is my fave character, but I have chosen Ironman over cap in civil war (movie). Some form of regulation is essential. You could argue about the level of control, but there must be some form of control and accountability (in real life, not comic life). Just look at the sub prime crisis. Clear case in which true capitalism with no control, and see the harm it does. Let me direct your question back at you... How much of what you like about the anti registration stand is due to the character, capt, supporting it¿
OneLastGambit wrote: Side question I wonder how many people would still pick iron man if RDJ had not been picked to portray him?
atomzed wrote: UNC_Samurai wrote: Where is the "I'm with Hulk laying waste to an alien planet" option? When the next movie is out. On that note, a Planet Hulk movie would be so cool!
OneLastGambit wrote: I think most people missed the point. The comics were not about whether heroes had the right to beat people up anonymously. It was about whether they had the right to decide how to use their powers or whether they should simply register and be told how to use their powers and when.
I think this idea is what the film will run with, and it has arguments on both sides. I am and always will be pro Cap. Never liked Tony in comics or films as he comes across as an arrogant tool though he is slightly more likeable in comics as he is far more flawed and humble than the movie version. Side question I wonder how many people would still pick iron man if RDJ had not been picked to portray him?
atomzed wrote: OneLastGambit wrote: Some form of regulation is essential. You could argue about the level of control, but there must be some form of control and accountability (in real life, not comic life).
OneLastGambit wrote: Some form of regulation is essential. You could argue about the level of control, but there must be some form of control and accountability (in real life, not comic life).
Calnexin wrote: Cyclops gets no such option, so regulating him as a weapon becomes a form of tyranny.
TxMoose wrote: in comics/movie, I voted cap. but in purely mpq terms - lets see cap gets falcon, witch, hawkeye and antman IM gets panther, black widows, spidey, and vision yeah, i'll go iron man team every. single. day. for mpq
ZootSax wrote: TxMoose wrote: in comics/movie, I voted cap. but in purely mpq terms - lets see cap gets falcon, witch, hawkeye and antman IM gets panther, black widows, spidey, and vision yeah, i'll go iron man team every. single. day. for mpq Purely in MPQ terms, I'm for whichever side Daken, Bullseye, Moonstone, Yelena, Sentry, Ares and Juggernaut join so I don't have to fight them in yet another PVE...otherwise you make a strong argument.
rastafari7 wrote: Without knowing what the comic or movie is about, always Iron Man. Cap America is not populair outside North America.
Polares wrote: Dragon_Nexus wrote: TheWerebison wrote: Oh, and anyone who doesn't register for the act is considered a criminal and is put into a special prison in the Negative Zone, and this includes heroes who opt not to register, and the people who DO register are forced by the government to hunt them down. See, that right there is why the comic was so awful. You could understand both points of view until the Pro Registration side decided to set up concentration camps in an alternate dimension to house dissidents 8I Millar ideas are usually quite good but he usually has problems to develop those ideas and specially to end those comic events. And then when he does well, like Kick-**** he doesnt know when to stop (kick **** 2 is terrible, I didn't feel I needed to read the third one).
Dragon_Nexus wrote: TheWerebison wrote: Oh, and anyone who doesn't register for the act is considered a criminal and is put into a special prison in the Negative Zone, and this includes heroes who opt not to register, and the people who DO register are forced by the government to hunt them down. See, that right there is why the comic was so awful. You could understand both points of view until the Pro Registration side decided to set up concentration camps in an alternate dimension to house dissidents 8I
TheWerebison wrote: Oh, and anyone who doesn't register for the act is considered a criminal and is put into a special prison in the Negative Zone, and this includes heroes who opt not to register, and the people who DO register are forced by the government to hunt them down.
Mawtful wrote: Splitting the player base is a bad idea. I know you think it would be cool; to act as a mirror for the themes presented in the story. The reality is that one side is going to get stacked by the same people that are using out-of-game communication for shield hopping and baking. The only possible "solution" to stop that would be to randomly assign each player to one of the teams - and I can guarantee that would not go over well either.