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So my favorite industrial metal so far is ones like the early 2000s Era KMFDM

Stand out tracks are WWIII (and the entire album to be fair), and Free Your Hate

Not KMFDM, but FLA Stupidity featuring Al Jorgensen is another Industrial Metal track I loved

Just really high energy and aggressive metal; with politically charged lyrics as well. I want to find more music like the above

So I called out a goonerslop post here earlier, thinking most people would be on the same page as me. But nope, I got donwvoted and told by multiple people that "The series clearly isn't for you, you're not the target audience"

Holy moly I would understand the sentiment if I said this in the One Piece community or any other IP that prides itself on having attractive female character designs.

But this is Mega Man! There's barely even any female characters to begin with-- let alone purposefully goonerslop ones. You can play through all of the Mega Man Franchise without ever coming close to what could be considered goon material.

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Only because of fully upgraded Zero. He is so awesome with a moveset so intuitive to use. I love how you don't have to deal with switching sub weapons and can just input combos instead. It just works. Once you have all his moves, you can just glide through these levels

But in the end, there's no much content to use fully upgraded Zero for sadly, nothing to really test your skills with such an amazing moveset

And yes, I know Megaman Zero is a thing; but I think the PS1 level ambition and graphics draws me more to Megaman X instead. Also, playing the REAL Zero with his REAL design is also why I prefer playing X Era Zero

Now let's think about this

47 is loyal to the ICA and particularly Diana, even though he could realistically take hits from any agency if money was his only goal

And because of that, his targets are almost exculsive incredibly evil and maniacal individuals that the world is better off not having-- in some cases, they're actual supervillain tiers of henious (create super viruses, trying to overthrow the government, killing politicians, etc etc)

While yes, there's a few moments where the target was arguably innocent, these are few and far between. They're the exception, not the rule

And then you have what 47 does with the millions he earns from doing these contracts... He canonically donates all his money to charity and churches.

Unlike true anti-heroes; 47 does not even relish in the killing. All his eliminations are done quick and relatively painlessly. There's no terror or fear in the population, because 47 always gets Silent Assassin.

47 also canonically never kills bodyguards or non-targets, so this puts him above characters like James Bond who most would agree is heroic

It's pretty funny to see the juxtaposition of how 47 is portrayed vs how he's actually written. They sell you the fantasy of this emotionless immoral killer who will do whatever he's told. But in Absolution, he goes so far out of his way to protect Victoria (a genetically engineered super assassin child) and make sure she doesn't go down his same career path of being a weapon

Compared to true anti-heroes/villain protagonists like Kratos or The Punisher, yeah, 47 doesn't seem to exhibit that many anti-hero or villainous traits... At worst, he's true neutral, not even chaotic neutral

Character uses a gun? Nope, not on their watch

Character uses a sword or a blade; nope, too violent, think of the children on our 18+ only platform

I can't defend the company and their horrible decision making anymore. I geniunely feel like I'm being constantly babied with any role-playing scenarios. There is not a chance this app gets any better at this point.

So I've been playing through the games and just remembering a few of the earlier missions

The standout choice for me is the Hayamoto Senior assassination. His big ass castle is guarded by kilometers of thick mountains in the snow guarded by snipers 24/7. Then you have the castle itself which is full of ninjas, traps, mazes, puzzles; top of the line security

It feels like the most hostile and tough contract in the whole series

Let's say Master Chief is dropped into occupied Iraq during the war; and he's basically playing through Halo: CE except the covenant forces are replaced with a USMC Battalion.

He has Cortana + standard equipment + whatever on-site procurement firearms or weaponry he can get from fallen hostiles

Round 1: Halo 2 Master Chief vs USMC Battalion

Round 2: Halo Infinite Master Chief vs USMC Battalion

Win conditions: Master Chief is either taken out; or Master Chief cripples the Battalion enough for an unconditional surrender

Who wins?

Edit: I should've mentioned that the Battalion is a basic USMC Infantry Battalion

The building/location can be fictional or real

All characters listed have full support and equipment/intel from both of their organizations and are in full co-operation

Round 1: Batman, Agent 47, Ethan Hunt, Spy, and Solid Snake infiltrate at different times and different locations

Round 2: The Stealth Team infiltrates at the same time and hack/disable certain aspects of the building/location to make infiltration easier

Is there any building/location that could catch all of them without failure? To makes things fair; we will say the security of the building/location of choice does not know an entire stealth team is coming.

By some way or another; someone has contracted the ICA to take down a rising drug kingpin in Alberqurque New Mexico, Walter White; and by some miracle, Walter learns that there's a hit out for him and is on full alert and has access to all his connections and money

Round 1: Season 3 Walter White

Round 2: Season 4 Walter White

Round 3: Season 5 Walter White

Could he survive?