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#1  Edited By Kain Echnida

This should be good. Maybe we'll get Robert Reynolds.

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#2  Edited By Kain Echnida
Mighty Thorion said:
"Kain Echnida said:
"I'm only going to answer Eagle's last question, without bias. In my opinion, DC and Marvel are different in that sense for one particular reason: Realism. When you look at the world around us, nobody gets along properly. Everybody's ideologies differ and different ideologies bring about war, perfect example, Civil War. DC heroes are meant to be perfect heroes, everybody gets along and villains are always around. In Marvel, they deal with the same issues human beings deal with, from money and relationships, to trust and alcohol, drugs too (classic Spider-Man and a Green Arrow comic). The DC universe is supposed to be an ideal universe, little to no confrontation between heroes and as Superman's city's name says "Metropolis". The Marvel universe is more confrontational, and is more realistic because there is always a war of some sort, whether it be political, universal, or personal. With characters like Spider-Man, Tony, and a few others, it's personal, and with guys like Nova and the Surfer, it's universal. But they do have ONE thing in common: When a threat that is especially dangerous comes up, they put their differences aside and work together, no matter how they feel about one another and that's something I can honestly say, that would probably happen in the real world."

If you think the DC Universe is never confrontational, pick up Identity Crisis."

Never said it wasn't confrontational. I'm comparing to Marvel which is alot more confrontational.
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#3  Edited By Kain Echnida

I'm only going to answer Eagle's last question, without bias. In my opinion, DC and Marvel are different in that sense for one particular reason: Realism. When you look at the world around us, nobody gets along properly. Everybody's ideologies differ and different ideologies bring about war, perfect example, Civil War. DC heroes are meant to be perfect heroes, everybody gets along and villains are always around. In Marvel, they deal with the same issues human beings deal with, from money and relationships, to trust and alcohol, drugs too (classic Spider-Man and a Green Arrow comic). The DC universe is supposed to be an ideal universe, little to no confrontation between heroes and as Superman's city's name says "Metropolis". The Marvel universe is more confrontational, and is more realistic because there is always a war of some sort, whether it be political, universal, or personal. With characters like Spider-Man, Tony, and a few others, it's personal, and with guys like Nova and the Surfer, it's universal. But they do have ONE thing in common: When a threat that is especially dangerous comes up, they put their differences aside and work together, no matter how they feel about one another and that's something I can honestly say, that would probably happen in the real world.

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#4  Edited By Kain Echnida

I won't lie, some of his cutscenes were pretty cool. I just didn't really like the whole thing about how every time they show him, he's like about to die. His fight with Vamp (both) his defense of Snake, and in the end of scene 5. There might be a side story, you're absolutly right about that but I can think of a few ways to make Snake young again so we can go back to classics though. I would like to see his death though. The end made me cry a little bit when Otacon was talking to Sunny about Snake's leaving. The whole damn game made me cry a little bit. I liked Akiba too, he was just a funny guy. I knew from the get-go he was familiar, the second I heard his name. I wasn't sure if he was the guard from Metal Gear Solid who Meryl beat up or if he was the son of the Guard that Big Boss was being watched by in part 3. I liked the Beauty and the Beast Corps. Those were some really cool characters, even though I have to admit, I wasn't too crazy about Crying Wolf because she literally looked like a Wolf. I wish there were more boss battles too. I can't say I preferred the boss battles in 3 to 4 because All the boss battles reached out to a particular part of us as gamers and fans. I didn't like fighting the End in 3, took too long. In this one, I loved fighting Wolf, it was a lot of fun. I think the each game gave us a great boss battle. The first one is the battle against Mantis and Fox, and even against Liquid and Wolf. The second one I was happy with the fight against Solidus and The Metal Gears even though they proved to me that REY sucks. The third one really had me enjoy the Fear, Volgin and The Boss. The fourth one, I can honestly say I loved all 7 battles more then the others though. These were some really good fights even though we never got to fight a Metal Gear, Stinger to Gear or a torture scene. LoL.

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#5  Edited By Kain Echnida
Karite said:
"Just an immense game cutscenes are some of the best ive seen and i really wished you could have played as Raiden great game,"
Agreed. I think playing with Raiden would've been a great feature. Unfortunatly, there won't be a part 5.
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#6  Edited By Kain Echnida
danhimself said:
"ok i need help!  i'm fighting vamp right now at shadow moses and the guy keeps getting up! how do i beat him?"

When you kill him, use the needle that Naomi gave you in ACT 2: Solid Sun. That will take out the nanomachines and let you kill him. No problem. I think this is the best one, hands down. I beat it yesterday and I can't stop playing. Raiden has actually earned my respect, so yes, Hideo proved me wrong. I love this game and I have become an even bigger end. And for those of you who haven't beaten it yet, at the end, prepare for a giant "WTF?" The cutscenes are simply amazing as well, just beauty even though I have felt bad for Snake at times. I love the flashbacks too. This game is amazing. I know I said it already, but now I really love it. ALL HAIL HIDEO!
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#7  Edited By Kain Echnida

IT IS THE GREATEST GAME EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUY IT NOW!!!!!!

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#8  Edited By Kain Echnida

Pretty much. You could be a little slower but I wouldn't suggest it. He dodges multiple machine gun fire at an almost point blank range daily, so you do the math.

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#9  Edited By Kain Echnida

Kain walks in disturbed covering his face with a hood until he finally reaches the wooden chair that was in front of a wooden table, crumbs from the last customer were in a circular formation. It was concludable that a child was eating there, perhaps a pastry of some sort. The vampire raised his head and folded his fingers around the hood of his cloak to pull it down. His scarred face was visible for everyone to easily see.

"A glass of blood would be nice, warm actually."

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#10  Edited By Kain Echnida
T.J. Magnum said:
"Spiderman 2099 said:
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Venom has blocked. A lot of villains have block it. I think it's pheremone based. Not sure what it's based. Or did Iron man Say it was phenonmanal? Anyway look at what I got at wiki:

When deprived of his spider-sense, Spider-Man becomes vulnerable to surveillance and attack and traveling by web-line requires most of his concentration.

  • The developed a gas that can temporarily deaden the spider-sense. This same gas was later enhanced and used by Roderick Kingsley, in his guise as the villain .
  • is undetectable to Spider-Man's spider-sense, due to the  having been mentally linked to him. His descendant symbiotes, including and , have inherited this trait.

In issue #8, Spider-Man first comes in contact with the symbiote. His spider-sense goes off but is quickly dampened as the symbiote flowed over Spider-Man's body and established the mental link that allowed it to generate webbing and respond to Spider-Man's thoughts. However, a clone of Spider-Man, was able to use his spider-sense to anticipate the attacks of Venom. This may be related to the fact that the clone was created prior to Peter's bond with the symbiote. This suggests that it is Peter's spider-sense that no longer responds to the symbiote due to acclimatization, rather than the symbiote having developed the ability to hide itself.

  • has developed a gas that can neutralize the sense.
  • The , and were also undetectable, and he is undetectable to their spider-senses as well. As they share the same DNA, their spider-senses recognize the others as "self."
  • once used a jungle scent that dulled Spider-Man's spider-sense.
  • The once succeeded in attacking Spider-Man from behind, without triggering his spider-sense. The Jackal explained it to be due to him always being Peter Parker's (Spider-Man's alter ego) friend, meaning that the spider-sense wouldn't regard him as a threat/enemy. The Jackal then took off his mask, revealing himself to be Dr. Miles Warren, one of Peter Parker's teachers (inapplicable, contrary to modern continuity).
  • has created a device that can send false spider-sense signals. He has also incorporated the device into his armor to grant him his own version of the Spider-Sense. However, this mechanism is apparently imperfect since Iron Man was unable to detect the presence of .
  • Certain agents are immune to the sense. Spider-Man was unable to sense anything unusual about the agent posing as . This agent was also able to avoid detection by 's heightened sense of smell or 's mystical abilities.
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pretty much what i thought,but what if your not a symbiote or have the means to make something that can jam it ?"

Then you have to be ridiculously fast to hit Spider-Man. Otherwise, there's no way you can land a punch.