u/Clovelas

So the Justice League are the premier team in DC both in and out of universe. They represent the top dog superheroes. While it can vary from time to time generally I think the roster of the JLA vet their members before joining. I would like to know in universe who has been rejected membership to join the league and the reason why. Like a (insert character) wanted to join but the JLA said "no thanks, we are moving forward with other candidates"

These examples can be from both the comics and other media like TV and movies. I do not want examples where a character rejected JLA membership offered. I know of one example, in the past Black Lighting has chosen not to join the JLA despite them offering. Looking for a characters wanting to join but can't

I have never watched Young Justice before and probably won’t ever, but I am mildly curious about the Outsiders in this show.

I’m a big fan of the OG 80s Outsiders, but from what I can tell the Outsiders in this show are nothing like that. From my scant research they don’t to take much inspiration from any Outsiders run for that matter

Could someone please explain what and who the Outsiders are in this show and why the production team chose a team that’s very different from the comics? I don’t care about spoilers but just as a courtesy mark them as such for others who might.

Most of Co-Op focuses on building a specialized army and busting down armies. However there are a number of situations and some maps which focused on defense. In those cases commanders with strong defense options really shine and make usually tense defense maps a breeze.

I would consider Swann, Karax, and Mengsk as the Top 3 commanders with the strongest defensive options, having very a lot of ways to hold a position and rebuild that defense quickly. Han and Horner and Tychus are probably the worst with defense as their tech trees are heavily in favor of offense. They have defensive options but they are lackluster and their armies are a better option for taking down attack waves

So how would you rank all the commanders when needing strong defense?

EDIT: I know units are better overall for dealing with objectives. I just want to explore static defense as its own topic. So units like lurkers or siege tanks I consider when thinking of defensive power since they are best when in place and not freely moving

It's been six years since Reforged's launch, and even though I didn't buy it the WC3 installed on my laptop got updated with the new UI, just no fancy graphics. I was disappointed by Reforged being a huge disaster, as I loved playing Warcraft 3 as a kid and teenager.

However it has been six years. Has Reforged fixed itself up to what it should have been at launch or is it still a buggy mess with a lot of cut features?

Throughout SC2's Co-Op mode it has given a huge amount of variety of playstyles and units, some only being to be used in this mode(without custom games or map edtior) such as the Scout and Devourer.

However I do believe some units are still unable to be built in Co-Op despite eighteen commanders. What units are still unavailable in Co-Op, and what commanders would you give them to?

Notes: Heroic units don't count, so despite Tychus having a hero Herc I consider Herc's unavailable. All other variants like infested and elite guard are fine, as long as you can make more

So a big part of Captain America: Brave New World is the return of the Hulk elements in the franchise, in a Captain America movie because Marvel can't/won't make a Hulk movie because rights problems. So we get Red Hulk all over the marketing and the Leader as the main villain.

Now Ross has been around in other movies but the Leader hasn't been seen or referenced since The Incredible Hulk. So Marvel needed any explanation for his sudden return

To explain when he's been it's revealed that Sterns was captured after he got some Hulk blood to the brain, blamed for the Harlem battle and imprisoned with no trial. He was put into Ross's custody and was his personal think tank for around 16-17 years. Realizing Ross would not honor his promise of a pardon, The Leader put in place a plan to enact revenge of him by turning him into a Hulk, kickstarting the events of Brave New World.

Now I think this explanation is pretty good. It explains where Sterns has been and gives him adequate reason to want to hurt Ross. How do you feel about the explanation given by the movie? Like, dislike, indifferent?

https://preview.redd.it/qhvjd5luzo1h1.png?width=1140&format=png&auto=webp&s=cc66c6492381b191c2fcc87cd68c4d57cd24613f

link to make your own list becuase this is my opinion

https://tiermaker.com/create/starcraft-2-co-op-announcers-16378572