@IZZR said:
@DocFatalis said:
@IZZR: Who or what are you calling ridiculous exactly? If it's me, you should watch your language because I am a poster just like you, if it is the fact that I disliked WWH and find it an irrational story, then it is time to present arguments, because your post is not adding anything here. Black Bolt being easily defeated, Iron Man being defeated despite his special equipment while he in the past knocked out the Hulk with his standard armor, Stephen Strange being defeated didn't make sense and was opposed to more or less all continuity.
I am probably not the only one to have been thinking so considering the urge the writers had over retconning a large number of events from that arc.
Before calling someone or what he says ridiculous, it is better to try to debate. That is what forums were created for.
The points you're making are bordering on fanboyism or your personal hatred of the Hulk, BB and Dr Strange fights may have involved some P.I.S but everything else seemed about right considering he was the most powerful Hulk and highly intelligent. Your emotional state in your post is really disturbing i never said you are ridiculous i said the notion of him winning everything and the story never being writed was ridiculous because that was quite an emotional and exciting storyline and i am not the only one who thinks that the majority of people do, there is no debate to be had, WWHulk would beat them because based on his stats at the time it was well in his power to do so. Good day to you.
Fanboyism whom for? The Hulk has been one of my favorite characters for over twenty five years.
You will have to define emotional for me here, both the "emotional" content of my post and the "emotional" content of WWH.
Lastly, I can not say what "a majority" of people thought about the arc, mainly because the only feedback I got was from my friends, some viners, and the critics. In those three cases, the feed back was, to say the least, unflattering. Here's an example that I have willingly picked up among the moderate ones: "With all that said, there are still obvious problems with the miniseries, both in plotting and writing. The most obvious is the rather convenient ending that Pak shoehorns on to the event. Literally everything is wrapped up in a neat little bow and explained conveniently. Which is a shame, because the central premise of the series – which is a fascinating one – is gravely undermined by a last-minute reveal which robs the series of a lot of its complexity and makes things incredibly simple. The notion that Tony Stark’s actions had an unforeseen consequence which ended countless innocent lives is a powerful one (and one that I’m surprised hasn’t been broached before), and a logical follow on from the “with great power…logic. However, the series doesn’t have the courage of its convictions, and that is somewhat unfortunate."
One thing I can state though is that it was an irrational enough story for the writers to feel the need to retcon many events in it.
Stats, what stats are you talking about? If you mean by "stats" that he was being depicted as impossible to defeat during this arc, it is precisely the content of my first post. This chosen boost of the Hulk's capabilities in every field is highly regrettable according to me because all it did was make the arc simply impossible to believe in.
The way the "illuminati" were being depicted and the level of stupidity they show in that story is equally out of continuity, but that is an other story.
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