That doesn't negatively affect the validity of any of these complaints. Watching an objectively bad show, or at least one extremely lacking in plot, character development, common sense, and setting doesn't suddenly make the show 'good.'
That one's easy, it's not a small army it's a squad of like 6 people, and they are trying to take over the country via a "The American Dream" corporate front instead of the direct option that gets you air striked.
Not sure how worth noting this is. Imagine the youtube hatevlog(seriously every episode starts with "I don't want to be making this video but the comments keep asking") wasn't available and the update had instead been based on a four-sentence summary on IMDB. This would probably cause the setting to be /differently/ inaccurate but not make "you're directly contradicting events on screen to try to portray reactions to them as unintelligent" criticisms any less appropriate.
Super speed ought to curbstomp any power-set short of time manipulation / savescumming, nobody else including most of arrowverse The Flash seems to take it seriously either. With This Ring has been the only remotely reasonable portrayal I've run into of how scary DC speedsters really are.
I think having the bazooka pole helps, whether or not you're a ballerina. Whether it helps more than a ~regular gun~…
My point exactly. Gymnastic skills are entirely irrelevant to fighting aside from engendering physical fitness and flexibility. Vaermina brought it up for some reason to imply that it increased her competence, in a bizarrely understated moments of troll logic.
That's honestly less believable, not more. If they're trying to take over the country via wealth and corporate ties, what are they even doing fighting against a teenage superhero in a small podunk town? What motivation do they have to personally see to this problem instead of radicalizing a bunch of domestic terrorists in the city or sending in squads of covert mercenaries?
The Flash takes it seriously.
They're trying to take over the country starting with a testbed project in the podunk town. This turned into fighting against a teenage superhero when the Cosmic Staff attacked one of their families, with the teenager vaguely in tow.
Bad parenting and stupid egocentric teenagers fighting hardened murderers isn't reducible to a single causal factor. That also doesn't address the other strategies I posited either.
Should I be concerned that this is the (alleged) basic plot of Excel Saga?
This is one reason why wearing a force-field belt 24/7 once you start super-hero-ing is smart. Yes, it's likely that the special effects of it stopping a bullet will impact your secret identity, but, rather that than being dead.
I mean, using that logic you could just stick a teleporter in front of sniper rifle that fires explosive bullets and kill everyone with internal headshots.
I haven't seen the show, but from the commentary here it seems like the staff is doing all the work, and Courney's only job is to balance on the staff and let it beat up everybody. In that case being a gymnast untrained for combat might be a good thing, as you won't be fighting the staff (not having anything to "unlearn")
Wyrm!Paul doesn't know his name. He's calling Regent "Regency" because he is wearing a "regency dress" whatever that is.
