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I'd say it's more so that they want it to actually have a significant impact on the world, more than just "hey guys remember that one weekend where we all died?"
well then he's my baby satan child, and nobody can take him away from me.
My only issue is that it'd deny us a live-action Blackest Night
Yes basically that! Haha
Why though. Why would they do that to all those people. Especially when the entire Infinity War is probably going to be erased from history completely. Why make us see the depressing version of the world?
I’d love to see Final Crisis adapted as a movie, it’s so ridiculous I have no idea how they would manage it.
That's just me, but I prefer it when superheroes have personalities instead of being flawless ideas. Makes them more relatable.
Building/designing games are super dope. Some of the most relaxing gaming I've ever done is zoning out on AC New Leaf while working on patterns and shirt designs at Able Sisters. I really hope AC Switch introduces even more customization options; I'd love to be able to make my own pants, shoes, and hats.
Gordon Ramsay comes crashing through the wall and screams "IT'S ****ING RAW YOU DONKEYS"
I agree with my not husband
I don't understand? Seeing this post apocalyptic world and our heroes being depressed, trying to move on, and failing is gonna be super interesting
The DC Heroes have motivation. The drama comes from trying to embody and live up to those flawless ideals. Superman is the story of an immigrant facing the challenge of home vs. heritage and, when he’s at ful power, a god trying to live amongst men. Batman is about overcoming the hardest of tragedies and always getting back up to defend the innocent. Wonder Woman is a stranger in a strange land (and time) upholding her vision of justice in a world that wants to kill it. Flash is about always seeing the best in people, even your enemies. I could go on and on. That’s way better than “alcoholic egotist” or “everyone dies and now I have weird big powers” to me.
Superman Obama gonna be lit
They want the viewers to be emotionally invested in the characters and the world. And they want to further that by making the situation dire to create tension and drama.
Hey, this would actually be pretty dope, I'd be all on it.
It's to make the Snap actually emotional. There are SO many goddamn stories where a character dies for cheap emotion but by showing the survivors mourn, we see that yes, this WAS a big, significant event that has lasting effects. It makes us want to see our heroes win more too as by showing them being vulnerable, we see them as more than 'the people who save the day' but as human, emotional beings. I want to bring an example but there are WAY too many cheap deaths in media to the point I can't really remember many examples of characters dying being taken seriously with lasting effects. Well, not from anything you all would know anyway. Watch Build it's good I swear
Narrative impact, we have to see what Thanos' actions have caused and what the heroes have lost. It also allows us to understand what the heroes are now fighting for and gives them a stronger motivation.
I'll let you know if I flesh the idea out more, I don't know where I would do this (like, in the forum games, or on discord, or whatever), but I'll try to write a simple system for it.
> look at the floor
I check to see if anything is under the carpet.
Hmm, take the carpet and wear it, you need protection.
break the window and jump out
>just stand there, waiting for something to happen
Fixed that for you
Everyones ****ing dead! What heartless person is only invested after they see the morning people cry!
Except we know it’s NOT going to have a lasting effect. They’re not going to be able to just snap and bring everyone back. They’re going to have to undo the history that created it. By definition that’s not having a lasting effect.
I don’t have any unique points for you. Just read the rest of my post.
Because the world wouldn't just become a beautiful place just because superheroes exist. Tragedies happen, especially ones no one could prepare for.
Because it shows that despite their power, they're still human. No offense, but this sort of thing is kind of basic writing. There needs to be something at stake. By showing the heroes at rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but up, and it makes the eventual victory more impactful.
"What a nice carpet!"
"I'm gonna wear it."
How do you want to break the window?
A voice inside your head starts humming elevator music.>just stand there, waiting for something to happen
IDK seeing Captain ****ing America go to group therapy left me pretty shook
I headbutt the ****ing *****
That's why the film will take place after a big time skip.
Are you wearing shoes? If so, break the window with that. Pick up a large glass shard as a weapon too.
Try to open the window.
>try and wait for my natural lifespan to exhaust
I was gonna give my two cents on this topic, but seeing as you’re willing to pull this ****, it’s not worth arguing with you.
You walk up to the window.
Start belting the music out loud, and proceed to dance like a madman
Do the other players affect what happens to you, or do they occur in a different timeline?
That's not Endgame's fault, that's Feige's fault for giving Spiderman a sequel so goddamn soon. I admit it made the Snap less emotional because I went "Well he still has a sequel so we know this won't last" but it makes the characters feel more alive. Again, Build. Build himself is a very idealist superhero, he protects the helpless out of the good of his heart, condemns his boyfriend for wanting a reward for kindness and his motivation is quite literally "For love and peace!" In episode 21, he's forced to fight in a war and loses his mind due to too much power and accidentally kills a man. The rest of the episode is about everyone dealing with that and ever since that moment, the idealistic, wisecracking Build has shown that despite still fighting for love and peace, he's gotten somewhat suicidal out of guilt for his accident. This stays in the rest of the show and other characters are still affected by Build's accidental murder
Didn't need any of those anyways