Scarlet Shocker

I agree with most of this. The only reason to skip content and get levels quickly is to reach a point where you can join your friends in playing the same content. There is some truly outstanding content in this game and the OP has missed a tonne. Worth making a new character and starting afresh. I'd strongly advise avoiding DFB and DIB and running actual content, especially the Hollows

I wondered this myself or was Iron Man Tony Stark somehow "reincarnated" with the soulstones to become Dr Doom?

none of you devs are hip enough for coke!

I first saw this, and thought it was a prank I remember at the beginning of MCU there was a strict policy of all actors get one shot in the MCU... they couldn't ever replay a different character. Frankly, with a few minor exceptions, MCU went south after Captain America: Civil War and the turd of Endgame is only barely matched by our very own Incarnates story. (More on that later*) But here we have an interesting conundrum. Is Iron Man reincarnated as VVD? Is it an alternative universe Iron Man (Victor von Stark?) for me, RDj was a centerpiece of the MCU, and the first movies were outstanding (even IM2 & 3) But what we see here is exciting. Have Marvel finally got their act back together for MCU phase 16? Let's hope *not this thread

Quite a few. I'm guessing the OP's ancient summer research project came to naught!

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I'd have to decide who my main villain actually is. In practice it would distill to a choice between Huntsman Strauss and Barbed Quarrel. BQ is a Plant/TA troller and if I have to explain Huntsman to you then why are you reading this? Scarlet Shocker would probably lose quite badly to both of them under most scenarios.

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It's simply enough, but some don't seem to get it Yes you can dress many toons up to be a particular faction and create their back story. But Character-specific pets are not aligned to a specific group for a very good reason; they create player choice. You can choose your own head cannon, but it is not the same as the player's next to you. If you align pets to a particular group that task makes imagination much harder. Live with what you have and celebrate the choice. Sorry you didn't like my first response @pawstruck but trust me, this gives you many more options and is far better in the long run for the game and your personal enjoyment!

Glad you corrected the tital

Why are thugs not gangsters? Because then they'd be gangsters, not thugs. We have the Family and we don't need those as pets. MM pets should be very different from in game enema groups

Bubbles might consider himself lucky!

There's a Captain Nemo joke in there somewhere

Snarky's new girlfriend (helps that she's mute)

You have to wander into the streets of fire to find them

Snarky dropped his map book in the bath again!

It's been a while since I looked but so far as I remember there's only two controls: In set or out of set. I could be missing something. But whenever I did try crafting out of set I got junk and used up converters at an unsustainable rate.

David Wincott. He's the start and finish of the zone, effectively. Meg Mason also offers repeatable Hollows missions but you will outlevel the zone just doing regular content so you will almost certainly need to turn off XP

Play the game and (re)discover for yourself If you struggle, pray to St Joan. She's the patron saint of Arcs. If you want engaging story lines start with the Hollows and run it from David Wincott through to Atta. Faultline is also very good, being one of the first "Hazard zone revamps" If you want to explore engaging stories try Goldshide* - there are 4 real paths you can take there and all are rewarding but it would be remiss of me to neglect the caveat that the content is typically tougher than you have have experienced previously Enjoy! */em Connery

That's never worked for me and if I try and convert stuff I just get a dogpile

That's genuinely never worked for me

I hope the colander still works. It'd be a strain to have both things fail at once

Proteus was a mutant antagonist in X-Men during the award winning Chris Claremont/John Byrne era who was able to alter reality. So that's probably gonna fall by the wayside fairly quickly. You could do something based around Selkies, which are aquatic (water powers) akin to merfolk who can change shape, as suggestion. There are plenty of other options but that one caught my imagination