On this list, Captain America and Warlock are both very different than the rest, in that they aren't technologists or the like. However, they both excel at drawing upon the skills and resources of allies in their strategies. It's kind of apples to oranges.
I might pick Reed ftw here, because he an do both, although he lacks the aggression of many on the list. I might also add that Dr. Strange (despite being at a low point lately) is the true God of Prep.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
What do you mean exactly, Cap can learn how to use tech his intelligence is very high.
Alot of these guys use Alien tech and, Doom for instance uses Tech with magic.
And Captain America turned to Reed for in Civil war.
And I don't think he could build Reed level tech in a year.
Originally posted by Laminator_XThanos has become god how many times. He is the best at prep.
On this list, Captain America and Warlock are both very different than the rest, in that they aren't technologists or the like. However, they both excel at drawing upon the skills and resources of allies in their strategies. It's kind of apples to oranges.I might pick Reed ftw here, because he an do both, although he lacks the aggression of many on the list. I might also add that Dr. Strange (despite being at a low point lately) is the true God of Prep.
Originally posted by SpiderGauntlet
Alot of these guys use Alien tech and, Doom for instance uses Tech with magic.And Captain America turned to Reed for in Civil war.
And I don't think he could build Reed level tech in a year.
That doesnt matter anyway, because even if he cant use the tech he can still be very useful in the application of the tech in battle situations.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos has become god how many times. He is the best at prep.
Depends on how you look at it. Sure, Thanos goes up to 11, but how often does he actually accomplish his goals by doing so. Thanos's most successful prep feats involve more subtle planning, obfuscation, and trickery than they do raw power.
Also keep in mind that Thanos's runs at omnipotence have all involved snatching it from someone else. He never actually sat down and made his own Cosmic Cube or whatever. That doesn't diminish the power involved, nor the ambition and drive required to seize it, but that's different from the sort of thing guys like Reed might do.
Originally posted by Laminator_XStrange uses other powers from other sources as well and he uses artifact too. Thanos just acquire the ultimate artifacts and usually outdoes himself when he finds something new.
Depends on how you look at it. Sure, Thanos goes up to 11, but how often does he actually accomplish his goals by doing so. Thanos's most [b]successful prep feats involve more subtle planning, obfuscation, and trickery than they do raw power.Also keep in mind that Thanos's runs at omnipotence have all involved snatching it from someone else. He never actually sat down and made his own Cosmic Cube or whatever. That doesn't diminish the power involved, nor the ambition and drive required to seize it, but that's different from the sort of thing guys like Reed might do. [/B]
Originally posted by MindsetPfft the thread is about who i think is the best prepper i said Adam was he asked me to elaborate i rather not debate with him again about why i think his favorite character is overrated because he will blindly dismiss it so i elaborated about what actually matters.
How does that make Thanos overrated?
Originally posted by quanchi112
Strange uses other powers from other sources as well and he uses artifact too. Thanos just acquire the ultimate artifacts and usually outdoes himself when he finds something new.
Sure, the difference I'm trying to point out is that all that power doesn't make Thanos any more successful in achieving his goals, even in tales like The End where he's the protagonist.
If anything, Thanos is less-effective when god-modding than normal.
Originally posted by Laminator_XMy point is when Thanos wants something he gets it and is much more successful when seeking power than most.
Sure, the difference I'm trying to point out is that all that power doesn't make Thanos any more successful in achieving his goals, even in tales like The End where he's the protagonist.If anything, Thanos is less-effective when god-modding than normal.