Then I can be an Olympic level athlete. Let the endorsements roll in...and no one would ever suspect a thing (I could dial it down a bit so as not to seem too superhuman....)
3 and 4 always seem iffy to me. I don't want to smell people's BO from across the street, or dirty nappies in summer heat.
5 seems fun. 1 is ....I guess I could become a boxer and just outlast everyone lol.
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Clearly number 4. Living in a college town it helps to sniff out who not to go raw in and just in case my senses fail me, my HF would be there to back me up.
I'm leaning towards 2, if only because I can profit off it with the least risk of being discovered. You're automatically the greatest athlete of all time in multiple sports.
4 is a consideration, mostly because of the healing factor. Never being sick for more than a few minutes and healing injuries quickly would rock. But, there's always that risk of getting into car accidents or surviving a mall shooting or something. You'd have some explaining to do if people see you shrug off life threatening wounds. At some point, you'll also be 150 years old still looking 32....people will get curious.
Even still, I'd be more willing to deal with that without the senses. Heightened senses in real life could suck. Enjoy smelling garbage and never sleeping again: you can hear every thing your neighbors are doing at all times.
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That's what all the alcohol is for. It can't kill you because your liver will just keep regenerating, but it'll dull your senses enough to make life just about bearable.
In real world, I would like to be number 5 because you get to walk on air and phase through virtually everything and they're lots of fun !
Number 4 is good for the health aspects of things but not fun and painful to have actually. It is good for longevity, virus immunity, and strong durability and especially if you're working for the military or law enforcement.
Number 1 is good for being a UFC or professional fighter. Although, I was thinking if doctors diagnose you with cancer or anything that requires surgery. They will have trouble opening you up.
Number 2 is the same as an Olympic athlete. Nothing that special.
Number 3 is great also. Radar senses can be good for being a detective or law enforcer.
Also, I hate to rain on the proverbial parade, but I need to address the folks hoping to use Luke Cage durability for combat sports. Folks, you still have to pass medical requirements for any athletic commission I know of. That includes bloodwork: can't have you spreading HIV. Your plan would fail before you even have your first fight, as they can't pierce your skin.
Additionally, you don't suddenly gain world class talent or stamina. Boxers like Tyson Fury or MMA fighters like Stylebender would still outpoint you....easily. They don't need to KO you.
For sports, Spiderman's reflexes/agility are just so much better. Way less work.
Edit: This also applies for healing factor, as the doctors would see your wound heal right away.
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I'd wear noseplugs and earplugs. Maybe just get ten thousand songs and an mp3 player; not like I'd need worry about traffick anymore.
And imagine the scams. Fake a back injury after jumping in front of a limo.
Keep scamming until you make enough money to buy an island away from people.
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May 20th, 2020 07:54 PM
Wolverine's drinking habit finally makes sense. 
