I'd say that some things that need to be taken into account are that you'd be dealing with a society that accomplished most of its goals a long time ago and a most of the "evil races" they use as boogeymen have already been gone for decades so the hatred and vitriol just doesn't sink in as much and, as OL said, a lot of their oppressive institutions have lost their touch a little since they haven't had to deal with serious problems in a long time
Id actually argue it's less complicated, arresting criminals and building stuff comes with the complications of if those people deserved to be arrested, depending on what they did, and dealing with their rehabilitation while rebuilding things requires a lot of planning and focusing on the consequences of it but takin steps to denazify people is pretty simple
I mean, OL isn't acting as if this is the be all, end all of denazification attempts just the first, simplest one
The Nazi criticizing Watto is hilarious
American, so "offense"
people's, unless The Bat is suggesting that the passengers of the Axiom were multicultural.
It was neither an actual thing nor a joke. It's a real (but unsubstantiated) fan theory. The concrete evidence cited by the fan theory is true, in that it isn't outright fabricated, but the theory reads too much into the evidence to come to a conclusion that can't be validated.
Thank you, corrected.
A one eyed Lantern who challenged Paul to a fight, not knowing who Paul was at the time. In the Green Lantern animated series, he was an antagonist that became a member of the RLC.
Thank you, corrected.
No, Drusa joined the Red Lantern Corps. Zartoc got left on Mogo.
...Ugh, drawing a blank... Okay, this guy. The wanna-ba boss-man. He mistook OL for a rookie, challenged him to a duel in his people's way of establishing dominance, and found out he was bullying a dragon. I hope he's changed his tune somewhat.
I see he's learned some control. But is it a good kind of control?
Enlightenment rather makes it useless, doesn't it? When everything is orange-tinged, how do you pick out specifics?
And it shows a maturity to take advice on board, rather than childishly ignore it because of a bruised ego.
Which, ultimately, is merely a tool that can make whatever weapon you can imagine...
...Okay, Zartok, might need to pull the stick out of your butt. Loosen up a little?
Oh, don't give up on it, kid. Anyone else, it might have worked.
Heh. I get the feeling Zartok did take the wrong message to hearts.
If anything, that means that he won't be the only one having to do the big jobs.
An easy mistake to make, especially if you base it on commonalities.
...Less paperwork.
Can't change the universe if you're stuck filling out all the forms.Probably true. Intellect, self-control and knowledge... All things Dox has a lot of.
I don't doubt he could manage some of the more exotic weapons in their databases, quite easily.
Bet that comes in handy spotting someone starting to lose control.
Surprised that sort of thing hasn't caught on. Then again, most planets don't have the kind of arcane mindset to think of it.
And linked this deeply, I doubt there is any room for falsehood...
'Want the ends, want the means.' If the job gets done...
...Then it gets done, and he'll move on to the next.
Probably amazed that someone doesn't want to rule everything he sees.
So many questions, no doubt.
That would be the more personal approach to training that OL took with Drusa.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. If it is, set it right. Sums up some of OL's character neatly.
And that fight is going to be spectacular. Also likely destructive, so probably best held somewhere remote.
I mean, why fear something you've already done twice?
And with the chance of him surviving it, he can even watch the results.
Nothing like good motivation to bring out an Orange Lantern's best.
Earth is the infinite mega dungeon that scales to your level and had an entire sector worth of mobs on one planet. The Reach is main story progression. It provides a decent challenge to speed runners and casual gamers, but any side quest grinding makes them trivial.Heh. If OL's methods of surviving his own death catch on, things might get trippy for the Corps. Of course, that's probably dependant on the Corps' members reaching the same lofty heights as OL's power-levelling. Sadly, while Reach soldiers might be tough, they don't give that much XP... Whereas Earth basically adjusts the challenge to the player's level...
Not that it'll actually stick but its the thought that counts lmao
I'd like to remind you that defying one's own death sort of deflates the meaning and prestige of killing your boss. Paul is likely to survive. Afterwards if this guy survives the frustrated Orange Lanterns who Wanted Paul to live, he'd have to contend with Ophidian. He clearly would not stand such a weakness- the ability of the Ophidian to depower his ring.
Well, apparently he's a tsundere.
My first option would be Gattaca, just so everything that comes after seems less objectionable.
That's it, thank you.
Firstly from what I remember Zartok's goal was never as grand as usurping the corps and using it to make an empire of himself, he just really wanted the respect and admiration that comes from being powerful, maybe he'd go that far eventually but we don't know for sure
He tried to kill his identity using Anti-Life, but he's basically the only person who could not die from it. I think it is likely that anti-life did keep him from attempting suicide in any other non-cataclysmic way though. How much was anti-life and how much was his actual personality when it came to apathy towards the imprisoned villains leaving and cussing havoc (or getting more powerful)… no idea. So it affected him indirectly, like how Renegade!Paul (Grayven) used to be affected by classic!Grayven's personality and memories.
