Originally posted by Battlehammer
creator said to have spiderman and wolverine be put into the mix
Well then it's not street. Nor is it stated in the opening post, making it difficult to tell what the thread's true parameters are. Most seem to differentiate between low meta and street anyway if they include the former, though I've seen a few mid metas thrown in as well, which is stretching any definition of street we might have.
Re: Re: The Street level Super Hero Checklist Awards.
Originally posted by Juk3nIt's pretty close to the top of the first page. srug
Wolverine
Cap
DD
Batman
Taskmaster
Punisher
Gambit
etc...not strictly sticking to the KMC classification here, they all have feats comparable to eachother, so for the purpose of this thread - my thread -...you get the point im sure.
Originally posted by Digi
Well then it's not street. Nor is it stated in the opening post, making it difficult to tell what the thread's true parameters are. Most seem to differentiate between low meta and street anyway if they include the former, though I've seen a few mid metas thrown in as well, which is stretching any definition of street we might have.
Originally posted by Digi
Well then it's not street. Nor is it stated in the opening post, making it difficult to tell what the thread's true parameters are. Most seem to differentiate between low meta and street anyway if they include the former, though I've seen a few mid metas thrown in as well, which is stretching any definition of street we might have.
Wolverine and spider-man were specific cases , there is no allout strength catagory that would give Spider-man a clear edge, the catagories ive chosen allow for a bit of play. NO, Wolverine isn't street, but some might say - the catagories involved give him no clear win, there is no healing factor catagory. Gambit isn't street, but there is no kinetic charging catagory, but he's got a hella good dodge feat that is COMPARABLE to say tat of batmans high end dodge feats. Sorry i didnt make that absolutley clear, i thought..
"street or there about" would be enough rather than including the paragraph above in the opening post. My bad, i guess.
I just can't determine what you mean by "there about," even with a few examples. It leaves too much room open for interpretation, and is too vague to act as any sort of guideline, as is evidenced by everyone from Nightwing to Gorgon and Spider-Man being treated in the same category.
I never intended to rain on this thread's parade, btw. I was just looking for specific clarification on what I thought was too vague a premise.
Originally posted by Bentley
Name one feat that makes current Drax above street level biscuits
What? Lawl and such, but what does this have to do with anything? I don't make the tiers list, I just facilitate changes.
Originally posted by Digi
Seems like "Street" needs to be clarified for some. We do have a tiers thread for this kind of thing....😗
OI!!! MOD!!!! Who cares? 😛
Please don't ban me 😮
It's clear the purpose of the thread was not to make a heavy distinction between street levels (we already have many threads on that) it's so we can talk about the cool scenarios the characters have been in. ✅
And I'd like to see your votes with reasons ✅
Originally posted by willRules
OI!!! MOD!!!! Who cares? 😛Please don't ban me 😮
It's clear the purpose of the thread was not to make a heavy distinction between street levels (we already have many threads on that) it's so we can talk about the cool scenarios the characters have been in. ✅
And I'd like to see your votes with reasons ✅
every so often, you see a forum poster who just..gets it.
It's a rare thing.
and your sigs are awsome.
Re: Re: The Street level Super Hero Checklist Awards.
Originally posted by willRules
My votes are not necessarily who did this to the greatest degree, but some that I considered to be just really cool. After all what's the point of having such specific titles to award if not for cool comic scenarios.....1. Captain America- Civil War #1. When Cap destroys a load of Cape-Killers on the Helicarrier, dodges numerous tranqs, machine gun fire, leaps through a window and prevents himself from being splattered thousands of feet below by surfing a fighter jet, he really bought the badass, can't touch this vibe. This is further enhanced by the opening of Civil War #2 When Maria Hill says something like "He's arrested this no. of Super-humans in this many hours. We're facing our nightmare scenario. He's not alone." So cool.
2. Beast (sorry if he doesn't count as street level, but hey, if Spidey's allowed) in Astonishing X-men #12. Carrying Xavier away from the main fight, they are confronted by the danger room robot that had just easily defeated the Astonishing Team, Beast included. Beast verbally and physically trounced her, whilst dropping Xavier in one motion. Awesome.
3. Yorick Brown- Y: THe Last Man #59.
Spoiler:
Yorick is surrounded by the Israeli troops in his Parisian Hotel. His lover, Best friend and badass bodyguard lies dead. The murderer enters the building, ready to take down the Last Man. Yorick decides not to go quietly into the night an donning Agent 355's truncheon, he takes down the leader of one of the most heavily trained armies on the planet.4. Batman in Superman and Batman #5. In the storyline that introduced us to the latest incarnation of Supergirl, Batman and Superman were on a rescue mission to save a possessed Supergirl from Darkseid. It comes down to Batman, stuck on Apokalips, squaring of against Darkseid. Batman would be lucky to escape with a head. However, thanks to using his most powerful weapon, his head, Batman beats Darkseid through blackmail. Batman protects himself (mostly) from Darkseid's pummeling with some Apokoliptian armour and threatens to detonate Darkseid's own hellspores, essentially volcanic like bombs, unless Darkseid frees Supergirl. Broken, Batman is victorious.
Great list. I was reading this thread and like... man, everyone is totally missing the point.
WillRules, as always, wins.
Originally posted by Digi
I just can't determine what you mean by "there about," even with a few examples. It leaves too much room open for interpretation, and is too vague to act as any sort of guideline, as is evidenced by everyone from Nightwing to Gorgon and Spider-Man being treated in the same category.I never intended to rain on this thread's parade, btw. I was just looking for specific clarification on what I thought was too vague a premise.
What? Lawl and such, but what does this have to do with anything? I don't make the tiers list, I just facilitate changes.
The way I was looking at was more along the lines of of what they don't have, like energy projection, telepathy, high level super strength, rather than what they do have, like mild strength, durability, or a healing factor.
It seems to me that this is kind of "Spiderman and below."
1.Daredevil; no explanation needed.
2.Captain America; Civil War #3: tried to engage Iron Man in H2H when he had no chance, after he'd been speedblitzed. Iron Man then proceeded to destroy everyone with sonics and Cap continued to get up while everyone else was pretty much paralyzed and out of it.
3.Captain America; This is the reason why he was created. He made a short career of this during WW2 and continued to do it against HYDRA
4.Captain America; Civil War #1: thrashed dozens of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents only to escape unharmed, commandeer a fighter jet, land the plane in perfect condition, and take the pilot for hamburger and fries. 😐
Gotta love the street-levelers. KMC tends to shown ALOT more interest and respect to the worldbreakers, heralds, and planet busters. Those guy, to me, aren't interesting at all. It's guys like Batman, Cap, Daredevil, etc. that keep me interested.
