What are some really good tanky characters. Basically team combinations that are a pain to deal with due to their high health and survivability.

You know sometimes you take on a team with huge health, annoying defense stats that seem forever to kill? Basically the team becomes a raid boss itself.

I kinda love playing with those teams.

Please tell me what are some ANNOYINGLY tanky characters in this game that I can basically outlast my opponents and whittle them down slowly as I become an unkillable GOD!!! Hehe.

To give you an idea, I hate facing Elder Swamp thing, that dude's shield is so annoying and they just don't die! Same with Arkham Batman, bruh why is Batman so tanky AND dealing so much damage.

I want to make a roster of tanky MFs.

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u/SolidEllie — 11 days ago

What happens to our cat when our agents are activated???

Also, why is the cat also not an agent and part of our inventory?? Why can't the cat come along with us??

Where cat at??

u/SolidEllie — 16 days ago

[Star Wars ROTJ] Near the finale, when Palpatine was goading Luke to strike him down. It was a win-win scenario for Palps. He was going to survive anyways since he has clones. Luke would've just succumbed to the Dark Side.

When Palpatine wanted Luke to strike him down, it was a very calculated move on his part to ensure Luke turns to the Dark side by killing him.

Palpatine WANTED to be struck down, so that:

  1. Luke kills and becomes corrupted.

  2. Vader and Luke come under the assumption that Palpatine is truly dead.

  3. This allows Palpatine to plan the next steps from Exegol.

Palpatine was on the death star knowing full well that he would "die". He would simply transfer his life force to a clone.

What he DIDN'T anticipate was Vader turning back to the light and killing him by his own hands.

Basically, Palpatine didnt care if he died in that scenario. Most likely WAS the plan.

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u/SolidEllie — 24 days ago

Got this guy from leveling up a quest renown. Is he rare? Should I focus on leveling him up? I was dumb and pairing him with Reptile, not knowing "lizard" was a different team entirely...

Still fairly new to the game, didnt know i could get gold cards from finishing quests. Always got souls so far.

u/SolidEllie — 24 days ago

I think I'm addicted to Dark Supergirl's special interrupt passive. It's so satisfying and fun to use. What are some other really fun characters like this?

It's so fun to see a long string of combos leading to a special be interrupted by supergirl. It's so fun I sometimes intentionally bait the opponent so that I can have an excuse to use it.

Are there any similar-ish moves or abilities in the game that are fun to pull off?

u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago
▲ 92 r/FlashTV

Watching Lanterns currently and I just had the weirdest urge to appreciate my fav on-screen Flash outfit. The grittiness and realism of the outfit make them go so well together. Straight out of the Golden Age comics.

Yeah I know it was technically not Flash, but Zoom/Hunter Zolomon impersonating Jay Garrick. But it had one of the cleanest and most elegant look of Flash. Like straight from the golden age era, except he rocked it so well and the outfit just looked realistic without looking too hokey. I was thinking these two would've gone so well together if they were from the same universe.

u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago
▲ 943 r/FlashTV

Dude showed up in one scene, aura farmed and was never spotted again.

Immaculate drip too.

u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago

[DC/Flash] Since Flash is so fast, is he the least sighted hero in his city? With Spider-Man, Superman, Batman and other heroes, usually there are pictures and other newspaper photos of their sightings. Having a photo of The Flash must be close to impossible unless he's posing for you.

Like, as far as superheor memorabilia goes, Flash must be one of the hardest to take pics of in his natural state of running motion.

Maybe a blur here or a red streak there. Do people in his city even feel like the dude's there?

Would Flash be so vain as to intentionally slow himself down JUST enough so that the public can see him save the day!?? Maybe Eobard was right.

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u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago

In Star Wars The Last Jedi, Luke has a brief vision of Kylo bringing great destruction to everyone around him. This vision is actually of a potential future of REY. The reason Luke feels it is due to Ben and Rey being an extremely powerful dyad.

So first off, force visions are messy and not always what they seem. I'm sure Luke too knows this, which is why he didn't actually strike Ben, but he DID contemplate it.

Now, my theory is that, Luke DID sense great evil and destruction from Ben, who would become Kylo. But the root of the destruction is not Kylo but of Rey. I believe Luke sensed Palpatine taking over Rey and becoming renewed again. Since Rey and Kylo are force dyads, I think the force was showing Luke a potential future.

Rey is a Palpatine. Ben was being also manipulated by Snoke via the force. Snoke is also palpatine (I guess?). Ben and Rey are force dyads. Basically, Ben and Palpatine DNA are interwined via the force.

Luke sensed the potential resurgence and arrival of Palpatine in the vessel that is Rey.

And Luke sensed that it would take everything away from him.

In the end, Han dies, Leia dies and Ben dies. Palpatine doesn't get the body of Rey but she is the only one that survives. It's Rey who was destined to take away everything of Luke. In a way, she did.

Basically, Luke felt the darkness of Palaptine inhibiting Rey, via Ben's force dyad connection.

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u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago
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I think the coolest aspect of this scene is Luke basically honoring and acklowledging the life of Anakin as a Jedi. I think this is one of the key moments in Anakin's return to the light.

So this scene is always brought up as a defining trait of Luke's character as a Jedi.

To me I think it goes even deeper. He's basically telling Sidious to his face that his memory of his father, a man he's never known since birth, is still that of a Jedi. THAT'S the man he loves as a father.

In saying this, both at Sidious and Vader's presence, he's set a few things off in motion.

  1. He acklowledges his love for his father still remains. Remembe the scene where Luke tells Vader: "..then my father is truly dead". I think that hurt Vader. But this dialogue here I believe reignites that flame in Vader to realize that even after being so far gone into the dark side, his own son is still proud of his Jedi past.

  2. I think this is the most important one. Luke is basically telling Sidious that he failed to corrupt and taint the memory of Anakin. That as long as Luke lives, the keeps the legacy of Anakin as a Jedi forever.

Basically, the "You've Failed" sums it all up. Despite spending years grooming Anakin, orchestrating the Clone Army, wiping out the Jedi and then becoming the Emperor, he failed to diminish Anakin's legacy.

If Vader ever felt that his own existence was a sort of mockery and constant reminder of the fall of the Jedi and the republic, then this line would hit him like a truck. This is bascially the most LOVING line Anakin heard in his life since Shmi and Padme. His own son acklowledging him a great Jedi.

Even though Vader doesn't have a single line in this exchange, I think this dialogue between Luke and the Emperor is actually one of the most important scene ABOUT Anakin. I truly believe this scene here is what motivated Anakin to come back to the light, and not just seeing his son being electrocuted by Palps.

u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago

[Star Wars] How common was it to see a Jedi? If they were the peacekeepers during time of the Republic, how come the galaxy acts like its like encountering a shiny Pokemon, especially during the Original Trilogy era? Are they not well known?

Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but I never really understood why seeing a Jedi was considered a rare sight, especially during the Empire era where people make them out to be something of a non-existent/ancient figure.

Like, wasn't the entire galaxy basically under them during the Republic era for a thousand or more years? Coruscant literally has their temple and probably every person in the core worlds know of them and lived through generations of them.

My question isn't WHY they are so rare, I get it, Order 66 and them being hunted. What I'm more curious about is people denying their existence. Or outright being in disbelief when they see a Jedi, like something out of a bygone fairytale (or ghost story from the Empire POV).

But yeah it is somewhat confusing. It'd be akin to people suddenly denying there were cops or army, you know? How can collective populations literally not know who oversaw the galaxy before the Empire.

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u/SolidEllie — 1 month ago
▲ 106 r/REogm4ke+1 crossposts

After beating Requiem and looking back on events of Village, it's kinda poetic how Spencer and Miranda both obsessed over bringing a baby girl to life.

Knowing the lore between these two.

Knowing how it all started when Miranda lost Eva to the flu, and how basically she ends up saving Spencer and inspiring him to start Umbrella.

And then to play Requiem and discover that Spencer's final legacy was to bring Grace into this world.

There's something very poetic/eerie how both their legacies in the end was all for a baby.

It's like coming back full circle.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago

Do you ever get the feeling that ANYONE can be turned into a megastar with the right in-character motive and presentation?

When JBL did a 180 degree and became a Wall Street douche bag, it honestly shocked me as a kid how it just WORKED.

After all these years, I often think what if you could potentially present almost anyone as a top star if you just treat them that way?

Granted, Bradshaw was no slouch, and his character transformation MADE SENSE in kayfabe. But man, it worked so well! It makes me feel like anything is possible if the system is fully behind you.

Can you think of any other similar shifts in character that totally elevated a wrestler? I heard Okada had a similar character transformation early in his career? (NJPW fans please educate me!).

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago

So, after beating the game.....what DID Victor do? Because it was all a lie LOL.

We know by the end of it, that Grace is nothing special. There's no use of her blood for Elpis or any of that stuff at all.

So after EVERYTHING Victor's facility was set up to do, we hear him proudly declare he's done it.

But, what'd he do??

I'm still kinda confused. Maybe he figured something out even Spencer didn't expect lmao.

VICTOR, WHAT DID YOU FIGURE OUT???

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago

This freakin insane Friday the 13th comic I came across

Its a comic from 2008. Didn't expect much but the key story was kinda cool. Its an abused girl who becomes a killer within her community "inspired" by Jason, and well, Jason doesn't give a damn I guess.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago
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It took me way longer than expected to realize how Clone Wars Armor for Anakin is basically just Vader's armor style. The color change really puts it into better perspective.

On a side note, I LOVE how Anakin's all-black look would've been. Makes me imagine that's what he'd look like without the duel at Mustafar.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago

Dumb question, but was Booker T's Spinaroonie a taunt, or a maneauver to essentially get back up as shown here? I loved THIS specific use of it. Seems like a legit "kip up" sort of move.

My memory of Booker T using the move was mostly as a sort of dancing taunt haha. I never knew it could be used as a "move" like this. It looks like a legit cool way to catch the opponent off guard.

Yeah I never watched WCW so idk if this was the REAL purpose of the spinaroonie.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago

Woo! Pulled a Beast Boy, should I focus everything on him? I'm fairly new to the game and mostly leveling my Killer Frost that I also lucked out and pulled a couple weeks back.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago

Smackdown vs Raw games' menu are embedded in my mind. Something about them is so cool. That coupled with the insane soundtrack were some of the most formative games I played.

I think SvR 2009 in particular is so vivid, mostly due to the 3D effect in the font of the menu. I just loved the moving graphics playing in the background.

SvR 07 - 09 were my favs.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago
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I'm just amused at the idea of Vader's encounter with Obi Wan akin to hearing boss music and seeing that the boss has no healthbar. On some level, it must be terrifying for Vader to see Obi Wan again in A New Hope.

Imagine just living your life as Vader, and suddenly boss music starts playing.

Vader: "Pfft, Jedi scum, all too easy".

*Sees Obi Wan, no healthbar*

Vader: Oh shit *grips saber a bit tighter, anticipating some ass whooping*

And the funny thing is, lore wise, Vader can feel Obi Wan's presence. So it's like you KNOW he's around, but not exactly where.

I'm just picturing being Vader, and honestly, I'd be a bit terrified.

u/SolidEllie — 2 months ago