Sentinel_Alpha

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• Has an identical twin brother
• Due to the time dilation spent in another dimension, is younger than his twin brother

How many times do I have to tell you people? It's NOT Iron Man, it's not Sentinel, it's not Robo man, it's the IRON SENTINEL!

Awesome ideas. I just don't want yet another game that pretty much gives me a carbon copy of every character with the same exact strength level, durability, speed, etc. Too many team based games do that and the developers call it "balance". No, when Captain America is equal to Hulk in a video game, that is NOT balance. I'm looking at YOU Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

If I were in charge of a team based game like the Avengers, I'd make every character feel and play differently. Hulk would be able to plow through buildings, throw cars, regenerate, jump long distances, etc. On the other hand, I'd make Cap the ultimate fighting machine with enhanced strength, speed, agility, etc. But he can barely lift a car. And if I included a Vs. mode where two players could fight each other, Cap would lose to Hulk in one or two blows. THAT is balance. Of course, if I were designing a team based game, it wouldn't have Vs. mode and it wouldn't be a fighting game like Injustice where the devs can get away with unrealistic stuff like that.

I'd make it more akin to an RPG, similar to Mass Effect where I can upgrade various things about each Avenger character. I'd want to make controlling each character feel like how I felt playing the Batman Arkham games. But with each character having their own unique style of play, powers and skills.

Glad it's over.

This is a very touchy subject where even if words are very carefully said, offense can still be taken. But in my opinion, we all live in America and we have every right to speak our opinion and should be allowed to in a respectful way. With that said, here are my thoughts.

I'm all for diversity. But there are ways to do it without generating a ton of controversy. Some fans will get upset if a beloved character is changed in some form right out of the blue (Iceman for example) without any reason whatsoever. Some fans will get upset if the ethnic background of a beloved character is changed for no plausible reason.

To me, the way to have diversity is by generating as little as possible but still giving everyone what they want as much as possible. For Example: Okay, so if Hollywood wants an Asian Superman then they should do a movie about Kenan Kong AKA the New Super-Man from the comics.

That right there is how to do diversity. Make the character someone else with a different name. Sure, some people might be a bit upset. But it wouldn't be as great if Clark were suddenly Asian. There is no need to change already established characters, just make new ones.

Low level Super-Human when he should be Peak Human, but Marvel doesn't know what peak human means.

Sentry