[OOC] Nexus Of Worlds Multiverse

[So Boerd]

Also, just to reiterate, I made Green's requested changes.

[LeeRoy]

Check the deposit, yo.

[MelonHead]

I wonder how Drag feels about being thrown into the sky to face Fury.

If he'd seen how the last guy who fought Fury in the sky fared, he'd probably be feeling pretty damn nervous.

[LeeRoy]

We'll find out when he comes on,but I'm certain he'll be capable of taking on an injured Fury.

And the last guy couldn't puke lava while you grappled him.

[Schradinger]

Now that I've been here a bit and seen what most high-tier characters are capable of, I'm starting to doubt that Arty's armor actually puts him in that same class. Anyone want to weigh in on whether his armor could be reconsidered for high-level intermediate (similar to clockwork man)? The fact that General Freedom is also Intermediate REALLY makes me wonder...

[LeeRoy]

The gap of power on the lower end and higher end of intermediate is vast, so characters in the Intermediate Tier are likely to be stomped by other Intermediate tiers simply because the gap of power is so great.

About Arty, I'd be willing to say he's only intermediate with his armor on. Albeit a higher end intermediate.

[Schradinger]

Ok. I guess as long as all the current GM's agree, I'd like to have him dropped to that level in his armor. Without armor he's still a low-end intermediate, and with it he'd become a high-end intermediate. That way I have room to implement my plan to upgrade him to full on high-tier later on if I want to slug it out with the big kids. :)

[MelonHead]

Schradinger said
Now that I've been here a bit and seen what most high-tier characters are capable of, I'm starting to doubt that Arty's armor actually puts him in that same class. Anyone want to weigh in on whether his armor could be reconsidered for high-level intermediate (similar to clockwork man)? The fact that General Freedom is also Intermediate REALLY makes me wonder...

The Clockwork Man is only real intermediate-high because of a few select abilities,

General Freedom has always been everyone's greatest fear, because he seems so physically powerful, everyone forgets all the limitations Superman has which General Freedom shares, without the insane strength.

[Green]

Yeah, I agree that Arty belongs in the intermediate tier, even with his armor on.

The way I see it, if a character can´t blow up a city, or stand toe-to-toe with someone who can, they´re not high-tiered.

[MelonHead]

LeeRoy said
We'll find out when he comes on,but I'm certain he'll be capable of taking on an injured Fury.And the last guy couldn't puke lava while you grappled him.

Actually he could, he set fire to Fury's face as Fury shouted back at him.

[GreivousKhan]

Schradinger said
Now that I've been here a bit and seen what most high-tier characters are capable of, I'm starting to doubt that Arty's armor actually puts him in that same class. Anyone want to weigh in on whether his armor could be reconsidered for high-level intermediate (similar to clockwork man)? The fact that General Freedom is also Intermediate REALLY makes me wonder...

I've always felt he was more intermediate, though looking at him again, I'd say on the old tier system he would have been around tier 6. So more or less one level away from high.

The tier system though was never perfect, and now that they have combined into three levels, are even more unbalanced overall.

[LeeRoy]

That is not Lava, yo.

Lava =/= Fire

At all.

Lava's a sticky substance that is upward of 2k degrees, you would have to take time to wipe it off of your face. Or risk melting.

[MelonHead]

LeeRoy said
That is not Lava, yo. Lava =/= FireAt all.Lava's a sticky substance that is upward of 2k degrees, you would have to take time to wipe it off of your face. Or risk melting.

I was just making a point as to the similarity of the situation because its amusing, but thank you for pointing out that fire and lava are DIFFERENT ttHIGNS RGYGFAKJGHKALJKFGBVAKLFNGKVOALNGVBIABGKVLAKNZ KHGVFEA:KLF HPINF

[GreivousKhan]

MelonHead said
The Clockwork Man is only real intermediate-high because of a few select abilities, General Freedom has always been everyone's greatest fear, because he seems so physically powerful, everyone forgets all the limitations Superman has which General Freedom shares, without the insane strength.

Lol, what? Limitations? Superman? You smokin somthin?

Unless your talking about his sensitivity to loud noises (which all but vanished when he learned to focus) he has none, zero, he eventually becomes a damn god. (and we wont even get into his kryptonite weaknesses, which always fluctuated in effectiveness depending on the writer and his mood)

In fact he was so OP, they have since had to seriously nerf him in the most recent reboot, and even that superman is still hella ridiculous.

Luckily General Freedom is nowhere near superman's OP mary sue level of power.

[LeeRoy]

I broke Melon.

Is anyone close enough to turn him on and off again?

[GreivousKhan]

LeeRoy said
I broke Melon.Is anyone close enough to turn him on and off again?

Melon =

[MelonHead]

GreivousKhan said
Lol, what? Limitations? Superman? You smokin somthin?Unless your talking about his sensitivity to loud noises (which all but vanished when he learned to focus) he has none, zero, he eventually becomes a damn god. (and we wont even get into his kryptonite weaknesses, which always fluctuated in effectiveness depending on the writer and his mood) In fact he was so OP, they have since had to seriously nerf him in the most recent reboot, and even that superman is still hella ridiculous. Luckily General Freedom is nowhere near superman's OP mary sue level of power.

Uh, Superman has to restrict his powers -all- the -damn- time, because he can't be a superhero and murder innocents or let them die.

Pretty obvious weakness bro.

[GreivousKhan]

MelonHead said
Uh, Superman has to restrict his powers -all- the -damn- time, because he can't be a superhero and murder innocents or let them die. Pretty obvious weakness bro.

We'll just ignore the fact GF destroyed more of the city then you did.

[Schradinger]

GreivousKhan said
I've always felt he was more intermediate, though looking at him again, I'd say on the old tier system he would have been around tier 6. So more or less one level away from high. The tier system though was never perfect, and now that they have combined into three levels, are even more unbalanced overall.

I guess we're all in agreement then. High-level intermediate it is. :)

[MelonHead]

GreivousKhan said
We'll just ignore the fact GF destroyed more of the city then you did.

Yeah, that's true. Fury wasn't really exploiting his weakness so directly though because he's not that smart.

Solomon would have been using innocents as meat shields all the way to the bank.