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Because Thanos was more resistant than the spaceship? That seems the obvious answer. After all, unless you think she was holding back, he was definitely tanking her punches.

Again, Imperial Star Destroyers (Especially that really huge one that I forget the name of right now) serve the same purpose. Their task is interdiction and planetary destruction. They are not subtle weapons. They serve the same purpose. In fact, I'd say a wider purpose, because the Death Star...

Not just not enthusiastic - he hated it. They went into his feelings a lot in the Dark Horse Darth Vader series. He knew it would be a failure from the start, and he had really good reasons for it too. In one panel, the Emperor even calls him out for the Rogue One fiasco, claiming that Vader...

That's what's telling on the Imperial side. All of the Sith storylines are over the top and fanatical, while the other down to earth classes (Bounty Hunter/Imperial Agent) are just get it done. There are differences in the tone for the Rebellion also- the Smuggler/Trooper feel a lot different...

Ignoring the fact that those numbers had a market that these don't? That's something that's conveniently overlooked whenever these numbers are discussed.

I don't? I go through phases of watching different shows... I just don't cancel when I'm not using it.

I'm the perfect idiot patron in that if I get a subscription, I'm unlikely to take the time to cancel and rotate them. Currently I have: Prime Netflix D+/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle Paramount+ Apple TV HBO Max/Showtime bundle Peacock Starz and Youtube music Spotify and PSN XBox Ultimate and...

I started logging the sessions on write.as during the playtest. https://write.as/cityoftowers/

That was exactly what I meant. Thanks! Good to see that others love Eberron too... I used it in Sword of the Serpentine, and I'll likely use it in Daggerheart, also.

How did you set this up in Daggerheart? And I loved this write up... thanks!

I'd not really kept track of this, but taking a look at the resources further up in the thread, this looks really cool! Looking forward to taking a dive into it.

It doesn't. He also rescues people at the expense of his identity. If he was the jerk you portray him to be, he'd have thrown hands with the guy in the bar, or done something there. but he takes it, and walks away.

The truck was in reaction to the guys actions in the bar, and at that point, he hadn't even taken up the mantle and was conflicted. And considering that Zod had decades if not more experience than Kal, the fact that Kal wasn't able to get him into any other location, even though he tried more...

I never have gotten this take. For all of the failings of Superman in Snyder (which I give him more of a pass for as I saw it as part of an arc, and saw it coming to its conclusion in Justice League- thinking that Superman 2 was going to me more of what we expect of Superman having come through...

I thought more because they didn't want to have just a copy but a homage so they altered the details but included them.

Went to see it again, and I stand by everything I said earlier - one change I'd make, however, is to show a little more of the family's ties to the head of the future foundation and sue's ties to mole man, to make it more obvious about the isolation. Watching again, it's definitely how I thought...

He shaved it for some movie and said he hated how he looked.

All of those things are a part of being the symbol. Look at how it is when they come out. It's a circus every time (Ben to a lesser extent, but he even says he hasn't visited in a while). It's one thing to see people on TV and in ads and other media - but is that really a relationship? A...

I don't disagree, and it definitely hampered their television efforts (see Agents of Shield), but it's the reasoning behind it. Disney saw the movies and such as the parent to everything.