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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 7877035" data-attributes="member: 58416">Part of my point is that, Squirrel Girl's power seems to be to simply win -even when it makes no sense at all that she should be able to.That's an inconsistency which is (maybe) fun in a narrative comic. But, even there, I think it can often stretch what the reader is willing to buy into. In a game (or something which relies on a shared understand of success/failure,) I'm inclined toward believing that simply announcing an end result of an action without some manner of explanation would be unsatisfactory to most. From what I am hearing, the Marvel game attempts to have some method of quantifying how and why powers work. There's at least some idea and measurement concerning who is stronger, faster, smarter, etc.Otherwise, I find the dismissive nature with which Beavis was treated to be unfair. His ability to transform into Cornholio wasn't even considered. Hulk gets TP'ed, cannot break out of the paper before being kicked in the nads, and loses.</blockquote>