Black Panther (King of Wakanda) & New Story Event *Updated (2/7/18)
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[spoiler]It would not have had anywhere near the same impact from Bucky. Zemo was responsible for killing T'challa's father. He's been wanting to kill the person responsible since early in the film (initially thinking that was Bucky). Bucky on the other hand is trying to get away from his brainwashed assassin past and wants nothing of killing and fighting (hence he's hiding out doing nothing at the beginning). Someone giving up avenging their father is a huge character swing vs going back to doing what you were doing at the beginning of the film...[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:[/spoiler]
[spoiler]to me, that was the final anti-climax for a nothing character to do nothing on the side of the real action of the movie. Bucky could have had that same moment for all the meaning it actually had to the film.Quebbster said:
[spoiler]Personally I Think that Black Panther choosing to not kill Zemo at the end of the Movie (and why) was a big character moment. He was an angry dude... and then he realized where that might lead and decided to be different.[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:It would be ideal if it was a mask-off version to differentiate. I still can never tell which Venom I'm up against from the character portraits.
but as for Civil War - he just felt like they divided Captain America by Iron Man, and he was the remainder. He didn't really drive any of the plot, which was the struggle between Tony and Steve's ideologies, he was just this angry dude that would show up and get in the way every so often. It just so happened he had a secret country everybody could hang out in after the movie ended, otherwise you could have completely cut him out of the film.
This x1000Nick441234 said:I wish they would stop putting those silly boosts in the progression rewards. Who actually uses them?
Give us something more helpful.5 -
I use boosts maybe once every few months to compensate for poorly-covered 4* DDQ challenges (like level 131 Quake vs. Invisible Woman -- still didn't help). I probably even need extra because I can never remember to remove them afterwards and wind up inadvertently clearing out my inventory playing trivial nodes.Nick441234 said:I wish they would stop putting those silly boosts in the progression rewards. Who actually uses them?
But they do suck compared to even paltry amounts of ISO.1 -
I think he was talking about the special boosts for release events that only apply to the new character and aren't usable shortly after they character is released.JackTenrec said:
I use boosts maybe once every few months to compensate for poorly-covered 4* DDQ challenges (like level 131 Quake vs. Invisible Woman -- still didn't help). I probably even need extra because I can never remember to remove them afterwards and wind up inadvertently clearing out my inventory playing trivial nodes.Nick441234 said:I wish they would stop putting those silly boosts in the progression rewards. Who actually uses them?
But they do suck compared to even paltry amounts of ISO.0 -
[spoiler]I'm just saying if you wrote T'Challa out of Civil War entirely, Bucky was being controlled against his will into being a terrorist by Zemo, and he has almost exactly the same revenge arc as the Panther did, except he matters to Cap (who ostensibly is the star of Captain America 3), so choosing to forgive at the end provides that same personal growth opportunity while streamlining all the character interactions by removing someone who just shows up to do tangential things that culminate in him choosing to do nothing. [/spoiler] At any rate, that's the movie we got, so my opinions don't really matter and if y'all like it, I don't want to take that away from you. I hope Black Panther the movie and Black Panther the 4* character turn out to be awesome just the same.broll said:
[spoiler]It would not have had anywhere near the same impact from Bucky. Zemo was responsible for killing T'challa's father. He's been wanting to kill the person responsible since early in the film (initially thinking that was Bucky). Bucky on the other hand is trying to get away from his brainwashed assassin past and wants nothing of killing and fighting (hence he's hiding out doing nothing at the beginning). Someone giving up avenging their father is a huge character swing vs going back to doing what you were doing at the beginning of the film...[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:[/spoiler]
[spoiler]to me, that was the final anti-climax for a nothing character to do nothing on the side of the real action of the movie. Bucky could have had that same moment for all the meaning it actually had to the film.Quebbster said:
[spoiler]Personally I Think that Black Panther choosing to not kill Zemo at the end of the Movie (and why) was a big character moment. He was an angry dude... and then he realized where that might lead and decided to be different.[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:It would be ideal if it was a mask-off version to differentiate. I still can never tell which Venom I'm up against from the character portraits.
but as for Civil War - he just felt like they divided Captain America by Iron Man, and he was the remainder. He didn't really drive any of the plot, which was the struggle between Tony and Steve's ideologies, he was just this angry dude that would show up and get in the way every so often. It just so happened he had a secret country everybody could hang out in after the movie ended, otherwise you could have completely cut him out of the film.1 -
Edit: already posted didn’t realize it... sorry0
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I quite like BP mostly because of playing this game, not much of a reason maybe but there you have it. The thing I had the most problems with in the Civil War movie was this, and maybe it is something I never understood correctly so anyone feel free to enlighten me:broll said:
Really? Both the wife and I thought he was a bit of an out of no where show stealer. He and Spidey were more memorable in that movie than most of the established MCU characters outside IM, CAP, WS, Falcon, & BW.ThaRoadWarrior said:and Civil War didn't do much to make him a "character" to me
I'm super hyped for the movie, hearing a lot of good things!The way I saw it, in the beginning there is a huge point made that super heroes can't just act based on their personal feelings when intervening in the world according to IM, where Cap thinks that this is the better way of doing things as otherwise things would take way too long after 'deciding by comittee' what to do. BP is in Tony's team so he thinks that you can't just fly off the handle when something happens, right?
After BP's father gets killed in the movie about the first thing he does is start a wild hunt for the Winter Soldier, without ever getting any indication this is decided from higher up. Now i can undersand you would do this if your father gets killed, but isn't this basically donig what Cap is all for and Tony is against?
As I said, I might very well be misinterpreting things, but that is how I understood it, that BP is more acting on emotion than any kind of instruction/permission from anyoneAnyway, on topic: the new 4*BP seems fine to me. The only thing I can remark about is the artwork and that he is really, REALLY purple... my poor eyes can hardly take it. I'll go and give them some rest now...
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*Added additional information regarding Hazard tile behavior, as well as some recent changes to the way they interact8
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That’s actually a pretty significant change making hazards now “neutral”. I hope this means they actually interact in that fashion and are no longer bonuses for the AI. Thumbs up.6
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Nevermind. Good God, I should know better than to try and edit a lengthy post on the useless mobile platform.0
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Is there anyone who can fortify or otherwise protect repeater tiles? I’m guessing it’s going to be randomly placed so it would be nice if there was a way to guard it. Really looking forward to this version of BP as creating/buffing special tiles is one of my favourite mechanics.0
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StevO-J said:
I quite like BP mostly because of playing this game, not much of a reason maybe but there you have it. The thing I had the most problems with in the Civil War movie was this, and maybe it is something I never understood correctly so anyone feel free to enlighten me:broll said:
Really? Both the wife and I thought he was a bit of an out of no where show stealer. He and Spidey were more memorable in that movie than most of the established MCU characters outside IM, CAP, WS, Falcon, & BW.ThaRoadWarrior said:and Civil War didn't do much to make him a "character" to me
I'm super hyped for the movie, hearing a lot of good things!The way I saw it, in the beginning there is a huge point made that super heroes can't just act based on their personal feelings when intervening in the world according to IM, where Cap thinks that this is the better way of doing things as otherwise things would take way too long after 'deciding by comittee' what to do. BP is in Tony's team so he thinks that you can't just fly off the handle when something happens, right?
After BP's father gets killed in the movie about the first thing he does is start a wild hunt for the Winter Soldier, without ever getting any indication this is decided from higher up. Now i can undersand you would do this if your father gets killed, but isn't this basically donig what Cap is all for and Tony is against?
As I said, I might very well be misinterpreting things, but that is how I understood it, that BP is more acting on emotion than any kind of instruction/permission from anyoneSince T'Challa is the ruler of a sovereign nation, he's kind of on a different level when it comes to the oversight issue. That's sort of equivalent to if the president of the US had ordered Captain America to take his actions in the movie. This does actually lead to different issues, because he's basically a head of state ordering military activity in multiple foreign nations, which Germany and Russia might not be terribly happy about. But not the same problem facing the Avengers.
Hopefully that worked. Anyhow, I was kind of hoping for a Shuri Black Panther, but this one does look pretty cool. Reasonably priced powers, and he looks like he should work pretty well with C4ge and HoboFist, who are one of my favorite duos. If Protector of Wakanda were purple instead of yellow, he'd be an almost perfect teammate for them.
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*Please keep all comments on topic. If you would like to discuss movie theory or storyline, please start another discussion thread. Thanks!0
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I just wish if the game was going to do a tie-in with the movie we would get one of a number of unique supporting characters, rather than the only character everybody is already familiar with. Lost marketing opportunity.
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I'm a bit disappointed we got another version of BP, instead of one of the other characters that weren't in the game: Killmonger, Shuri or a combined Dora Milaje character.About Civil War: I think CinemaSins explained it best: most of the characters have no clear reason to choose one side over the other, but they had to distribute them to make the fight more fair. Black Panther is basically on the against-Bucky-side regardless of the politics.2
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SpringSoldier said:I'm a bit disappointed we got another version of BP, instead of one of the other characters that weren't in the game: Killmonger, Shuri or a combined Dora Milaje character.About Civil War: I think CinemaSins explained it best: most of the characters have no clear reason to choose one side over the other, but they had to distribute them to make the fight more fair. Black Panther is basically on the against-Bucky-side regardless of the politics.Have to mostly agree with the "no clear reason". Most of the characters seemed to choose sides out of mere allegiance, rather that in sincerely believing what Steve and Tony stood for respectively.
TEAM CAP
Steve: He's fine, he has a good reason to believe what he does.
Bucky: Steve's BFF.
Sam: Steve's second BFF.
Scarlet Witch: Erm...she joined Steve cos she wasn't happy being kept under locks by Vision?
Hawkeye: Has a sort of attachment to Scarlet Witch due to events in Age of Ultron. Probably bored on the farm as well.
Scott: Eh. I guess Giant-Man was a great scene?
TEAM IRON MAN
Tony: See Steve above. Perfectly fine.
Jim: Tony's BFF.
T'Challa: Just wants to get (misplaced) revenge on Bucky.
Vision: Just cos he used to be JARVIS, Tony's assistant.
Natasha: Erm...what's her motives for joining Tony? I remember she had a conversation with Steve during Peggy's funeral, but that's rather weak. Plus she "turns" on her teammate by tasering Black Panther, so Steve and Bucky can escape.
Peter: Tony just decided to recruit him as his intern. And just to let that lead into Homecoming.
So...yeah.0 -
Yep, only referring to the special boosts. The other boosts have their place, the special ones dont.broll said:
I think he was talking about the special boosts for release events that only apply to the new character and aren't usable shortly after they character is released.JackTenrec said:
I use boosts maybe once every few months to compensate for poorly-covered 4* DDQ challenges (like level 131 Quake vs. Invisible Woman -- still didn't help). I probably even need extra because I can never remember to remove them afterwards and wind up inadvertently clearing out my inventory playing trivial nodes.Nick441234 said:I wish they would stop putting those silly boosts in the progression rewards. Who actually uses them?
But they do suck compared to even paltry amounts of ISO.0 -
Awesome, another Dark Avengers based event. Cos we didn't have enough of those in the past week0
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[spoiler]You're still missing the point. At no point in the movie did Bucky want revenge on Zemo. If he did it would have damaged him as a character. Cap and Bucky were going to stop more super soldiers from being released and to bring Zemo to justice, not to murder him out of revenge as T'Challa said several times he intended to.[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:
[spoiler]I'm just saying if you wrote T'Challa out of Civil War entirely, Bucky was being controlled against his will into being a terrorist by Zemo, and he has almost exactly the same revenge arc as the Panther did, except he matters to Cap (who ostensibly is the star of Captain America 3), so choosing to forgive at the end provides that same personal growth opportunity while streamlining all the character interactions by removing someone who just shows up to do tangential things that culminate in him choosing to do nothing. [/spoiler] At any rate, that's the movie we got, so my opinions don't really matter and if y'all like it, I don't want to take that away from you. I hope Black Panther the movie and Black Panther the 4* character turn out to be awesome just the same.broll said:
[spoiler]It would not have had anywhere near the same impact from Bucky. Zemo was responsible for killing T'challa's father. He's been wanting to kill the person responsible since early in the film (initially thinking that was Bucky). Bucky on the other hand is trying to get away from his brainwashed assassin past and wants nothing of killing and fighting (hence he's hiding out doing nothing at the beginning). Someone giving up avenging their father is a huge character swing vs going back to doing what you were doing at the beginning of the film...[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:[/spoiler]
[spoiler]to me, that was the final anti-climax for a nothing character to do nothing on the side of the real action of the movie. Bucky could have had that same moment for all the meaning it actually had to the film.Quebbster said:
[spoiler]Personally I Think that Black Panther choosing to not kill Zemo at the end of the Movie (and why) was a big character moment. He was an angry dude... and then he realized where that might lead and decided to be different.[/spoiler]ThaRoadWarrior said:It would be ideal if it was a mask-off version to differentiate. I still can never tell which Venom I'm up against from the character portraits.
but as for Civil War - he just felt like they divided Captain America by Iron Man, and he was the remainder. He didn't really drive any of the plot, which was the struggle between Tony and Steve's ideologies, he was just this angry dude that would show up and get in the way every so often. It just so happened he had a secret country everybody could hang out in after the movie ended, otherwise you could have completely cut him out of the film.
I'm not thrilled about the over purple on 4* BP's design, but I'm at least happy all 3 BPs won't look too similar. I sometimes have trouble telling between 5* and 3* we didn't need a 3rd to further confuse the visuals.0
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