Yes. Johnson’s movie proposes the theory that all the self made tech genius billionaires are neither self made nor geniuses. The timing of the movie’s release and Musk’s Twitter saga is coincidental, but if Johnson’s theory was indeed correct the odds that *some* tech genius billionaire was currently stepping in it…

I agree $130 a year is a lot to spend on a digital card game, but it’s a little disingenuous to phrase this like it’s all or nothing. They don’t force you to sign up for a year long subscription.

“getting new cards even if it’s a variant help you progress in your collection level.”

This is exactly the mindset that makes the FTC and antitrust laws critical to consumer protection.

I haven’t paid anything for the game and if anything is slowing my progression it isn’t lack of cards, it’s lack of credits. I have dozens of cards just sitting and waiting for enough credits to get to the next level. Missing out on a variant means nothing to my overall progression.

This is a great approach that people should follow.

Yeah I don’t understand the complaint that missing out on a free variant means less cards to upgrade your collection level. I’ve been playing since the middle of the Miles Morales season, haven’t dropped a dime on the game, my collection level just broke 1000 this morning and every time I get at least 200 credits I…

Wait, I didn’t buy the Wakanda season pass so my only experience with Black Panther has been occasionally in opponent’s decks... but does he really double every time he moves? I don’t remember ever facing him in a movement deck that tried treating him like Vulture or anything. I feel like movement decks are huge in…

I thought Sam Jackson in Captain Marvel worked fairly well. It wasn’t a picture perfect recreation of what Jackson looked like at that age, but it evoked a young Jackson without falling into the uncanny valley or feeling like a fully cgi character.

My guess is he’ll be around for 3 more. He’ll obviously be appearing in Avengers: Secret Wars and most likely Kang Dynasty, although I could maybe see that one being a smaller team. They could go the reverse of Infinity War/Endgame for that pair where Kang is a smaller, core, next generation team and Secret Wars is…

I don’t think he needs nerfing at all. Fairly early into pool 1 you can start dominating by playing 6 1-cost cards in the first 3 turns, then Ka-Zar, Blue Marvel, and your choice of a 6. That exact play pattern will carry you all the way through pool 1 without ever forcing you to adapt.

I mean yeah, that’s really the long and short of it.

I mean it’s a bummer more people aren’t watching it, but ultimately it’s not a huge deal to the show’s health like it would be for other shows. It was picked up for two 12 episode seasons and the showrunners have said that’s the whole series, the finale of season 2 will lead into the opening moments of Rogue One so…

Ahh, yeah maybe. That’s definitely not how I interpreted it, but I’ve only seen the movie the once. We do know Strange is a music trivia aficionado from the first movie so that would be a reference that makes sense for him.

I think you’re misreading the article. The proposed “8 billion nerds losing their shit” is over excitement, not rage at a black Reed Richards. Nowhere in this article does it “stir up racial shit”, the only one attempting to do that is you.

Yeah I agree, by assuming it’s fact people are setting themselves up for disappointment. We’ve seen how this goes multiple times!! *coughmephistocough*

The only way it makes sense if “joins” means was just hired is that he’s the voice of MODOK. Based on some of the leaked character designs of MODOK his whole face is either covered with armor or his whole body is robotic, either way there’s no gigantic fleshy visage so they wouldn’t need Harper to do facial mocap.

When Doctor Strange is brought before the Illuminati in Multiverse of Madness he has a line when Richards is introduced that’s like “The Fantastic Four?? Didn’t you guys disappear in like the 60s?” So that could be a very plausible premise if that line actually ends up having anything to do with the main universe’s…

I was initially disappointed in the way the blood storyline panned out, but I’ve been ruminating on it and realized the best way to look at it is: She-Hulk used her superpowers to stop a villain’s scheme.

I think you’d have a point if Jen and Josh had drunkenly hooked up at the wedding or something, but they went on at least 3 dates and were texting constantly before having sex for the first time. That’s a whole different dynamic.