For the record: Superman only killed Zod in Superman II because Richard Lester is a hack who is not fit to lick the boots of Richard Donner, who (one admittedly epic line aside) is basically responsible for all the good parts of Superman II. Donner even filmed a scene of Superman handing the 3 over to the authorities…

WRONG! Zod was the one who dragged Superman to Space, watch the movie.

.....Not sure if serious.

People who make the argument that Superman killed Zod and/or a bunch of other random characters at some point in canon and therefore its ok are, and I say this with absolute sincerity, the absolute worst form of geeks.
They are the kind of sheep who will blindly accept or allow any sort of character assassination or…

Yes, I decide what's good writing. I elected myself to this position.

Reason: I have read a number of superman comics, enjoy the character and his history, have an internet connection, the ability to type, and an opinion I wish to voice. If that's too much for your myopic worldview and you can't handle it then leave…

Simple: bad writing.

The fact that he has a long history doing it doesn't mean it wasn't a mistake, just that the writers have never learned from it.

No, he wasn't good. Sorry to disappoint you. At best he was probably good on a technical/execution level, which is not the same thing as having strong fundamentals.
I could maybe possibly believe he was good and just got randomed out by a button masher in the first match(flukes do happen, although even that's pushing…

Then he just wasn't good, period. You and/or he just thought he was. Also how long was the game even out? You usually don't really start to see trully high level play for at least a few months since people actually have to learn to play the game.
Trust me, if that little kid tried button mashing against even a…

You do realize only a percentage of Star Wars fans actually read the comics right?

As long as it lets me use a bow and arrow against machine gun wielding antagonists it can be set anywhere.

Haven't played 4 yet, but this is more or less the way I played 3. I basically role played it as Oliver queen going through his origin story.....one of my best gaming experiences in a while. Made that game a thousand times more fun.

Believe it or not there are actually some players, *great* players, who rock a keyboard for fighters on pc and console since its basically a budget hitbox. No reason not to allow cross platform beyond bureaucracy.

For some Genres like FPS's and RTS's that might be true, but you'd be pretty hard pressed to argue that for a fighting game.

HOLY MOLEY!!! I'm watching the whole thing and just as I was thinking "I wonder if they managed to make the gravemind look decent" he shows up! Best addition far and away to the game. He looks way more like the initial concept art sketches bungie had in the art book and not at *all* like a giant stupid looking…

Rememeber how the shield system works in halo? Its not like Call of Duty's lifebars where you take 1 headshot and your dead.

If you didn't descope when you got shot the game would basically devolve into two guys spraying each other in the face for 5 seconds trying to remember who shot first. You can have a shield…

Another important distinction: last time I seriously played TF2 I'm pretty sure that every item you can get in the store *can* be crafted or found on a drop...you just have to grind it that much longer. 100% TF2 is the gold standard of F2p.

The thing that really put it over the top for me was the executions. There have been similar mechanics in other titles like the Punisher, but they're usually handled with a degree of levity that makes them entertaining and even hilarious at times.
Taking a thug and putting him up to an enraged rhino's cave to get him…

Batman should damn near always beat Superman for 1 simple reason: it makes for a better story.

Batman defeating Superman is raw human determination, willpower, and creativity overcoming an unwinnable 10-0 matchup against an S+ broken tier character whose main schtick is that he's invincible.

Benjamin Button did it better.