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And then he got another hammer. Which was also BS. Because they have no idea what to do with Thor...

It’s a Marvel film. They are a “canon” for Marvel and all part of the same multiverse. The regular comic Marvel Universe is Earth-616. Spider-Verse is Earth-1610. The MCU is Earth-199999. The X-Men films are on Earth-10005. The 2002 Spider-man is from Earth-96283

Which is why I also had him giving up the hammer. Besides... not running off to fight and staying behind to rule would be the point or his growth. Having him change from Thor 1 to now and be more than the warrior quick to rush into battle without thinking. Other than growing a sense of humor...

If the story never goes to New Asgard, there’s a good reasons why he’s not involved. Especially if he gives up the hammer. If he’s off fighting and saving lives, and there’s a big galactic wide threat, why would he stay out? If Earth is in danger, why wouldn’t be Bifrost from across the galaxy...

Then why would we never see him doing what he does?

Then why did they wrap up every other character (with the exception of Hawkeye who is getting a TV series). Why not pass on the hammer like they did with the shield? If Thor is never in another movie would you feel satisfied with this ending? Yeah. But we already knew there was a multiverse...

I don't want to crap on anyone's lifestyle or choices. Or imply there's only one route to find yourself. But we've seen Thor be the king of Asgard before in the source material, and he's often done a good job. It wouldn't be out of character for him. But Thor's decision at the end of the movie...

Yeah. But then there was a SEQUEL. I'm not saying it would be easy. But it's also not impossible.

Only when there’s no sequels. Yeah.... I’m pretty sure the con artist who started as a fake hero is scamming Fury. You can guess the story pretty easily. Spider-man doesn’t want to be the new “Tony”. He’s debating leaving the hero gig. Wants the normal life. Mysterio shows up and is all “I’m...

My problem with the presentation of Thor is actually largely divorced from his character arc. To make my point, let's change one small detail: he's not fat, he's completely drunk. Rocket and Hulk show up and Thor staggers out, slurring and barely able to stand. At the meeting, he's hungover...

But even with the big universe out there, Captain Marvel still made it back in time for the big final fight. If there's a big galaxy threatening problem, you have to wonder why Thor isn't helping. Will it be a story we get to watch later? Probably not. Hemsworth maybe has one movies left in...

Sure. But after two seasons of Stranger Things and the appearances on Big Bang Theory plus the phenomena that is Critical Role over the last two years... where are all these nerds that want to play D&D but haven't started yet? I'd hesitate to call this a "guess" even. Because it does feel like...

Which is rolling back his past character arcs. And, hey, he's a prince: they seldom get to be who they are expected to be. The catch is, that doesn't work for the MCU. Because then you have to wonder why Thor doesn't come back and help. Because he's a rogue warrior out there trying to right...

Probably. It was probably a requirement of him joining Team Stark. Presumably he just didn't need permission to do things like stop muggers and ATM thieves. Citizen arrest type stuff. It's a weakness of the MCU that we never got a full examination of what the Sokovia Accords actually limited...

By "reprint" I mean "hardcover collection & revision". No AP was simply reprinted.

That seems reasonable. But as the game starts its slow wind down, the first products to see the effects will be 3rd Party stuff, as people will still be more likely to buy official books. But, yeah, there's still money to be made and books to sell for many years. I'm not worried about a new...

Gonna nitpick here. The first volumes of the AP went out of print in 2013. I snatched up one of the last few copies of the AP back then. It and Skull & Shackles were the APs that went OOP surprisingly fast, and have been high on the fan speculation as being future reprints since. But the later...

Gut feeling. Personal anecdotal evidence. I think people are reaching saturation. I need maybe one good monster book. I think one more subclass book is needed. Maybe the psion. And I have more adventures that I need. After that, there’s little they can publish to improvise my game. Meanwhile, I...

??? Did you read the presss release? The collected edition IS Pathfinder. Just Pathfinder 2. (Because it’s coming out a year after PF2’s launch.) The 5e component isn’t the AP, just a Bestiary for conversion. So players can take the NPCs and monsters in that book and convert the rest of the AP...

If the only thing stopping you from running an AP is having a physical copy, send the PDFs to a print shop. Get a black-and-White coil bound copy that you can use AND WRITE ON. Hilight, not notes, reference page numbers, etc.