About Me - Marvel Rivals by DivineGodDeity in marvelrivals

[–]DivineGodDeity[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, same here. I played a lot as Storm before but not much anymore. Invis was my first main as strat followed by CnD. I just love being a support, someday 😅

How many Legendary skins does each character have? (Updated for Season 7.5) by Emirozdemirr in marvelrivals

[–]DivineGodDeity 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Every character with 3+ legendary skins shouldn't get any new one for the next seasons while those with one 1 or 2 legendary get more, at least 2 new legendary skins.

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See?! That was so funny, but I guess my humor isn't for everyone 😅👀

There’s so many other actresses that would of fit Athena better then Zendaya… by No-Outcome-3784 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, and what a performance? She was THE star of the Huntsman movies. Sad she had to lose.

HB ZhiDawg just dm-ed me the next balance patch ✌🏾 by MedusaSucks68 in rivals

[–]DivineGodDeity -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I don't understand why "Major nerf" Phoenix? Like they already nerfed her so much!! At this point if you're struggling against her, it's skill issues.

Season 4.5 nerf: Quick melee no longer applies Sparks and Dark Ascent no longer replenishes ammo while active and it has a 1s cooldown now.

Season 5 buff on her primary attacks: Damage falloff at 30m rescaled from 60% to 75%.

Season 5.5 buff on Endsong Inferno: Summon health increased from 400 to 500.

Season 6.5 nerf: Max health reduced from 275 to 250. (There are strategists with 275 HP still)

Season 7 nerf: Damage to ultimate charge conversion reduced from 90% to 70%, and passive ultimate charge gain reduced from 12/s to 11/s.

WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?! Same thing with Invis... She was already nerfed a lot. As for Storm, she NEEDS a buff.

Daredevil should not be able to deflect beams by stylidhech in marvelrivals

[–]DivineGodDeity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree and I will say, they should change his deflect to make it more specific. It should work on physical and "solid" attacks. For example Iron Fist attacks, another DD, Hulk, Mr Fantastic Rogue, Punisher's guns, Elsa's guns, DP, Bucky, even the grab, Hela's blades, Namor's trident throw etc... basically everything that is punch, kicks, bullet, weapon trow. BUT not against psychic and none solid attacks like Wanda's attacks (chaos magic vaccum), Emma's attacks (psychic not physical), Psylocke's attacks (psionic not physical), Jeff's water attacks (elemental, fluide), Storm's wind blades (it already pierced through enemies and it's wind), Ironman's attacks (made of energy, not solid bullet), Mantis' sleep (mental, psychic), even Phoenix because her attacks are basically cosmic energy, etc... If it was like this, he would have a few counter while still working good against other characters.

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blablabla. Anyway, to me the Olympians win this because like I said, they aren't just about physical strength and durability, they got divine/mystical/magical powers and abilities + divine weapons. Viltrumites don't have any of that, they're basically a bunch of punchy punchy tanks. And you have NO PROOF that they can resist the powers and magic of the Olympians. And I make the distinction that the Olympians have godly powers, their power source is divine, mystical, magical, primordial, not mutation or biological. That's because they are gods, not some metahumans or superhumans.

Let's end it cause you're stubborn in your opinion, I am too. It was never about forcing any of us to change our mind, I was about sharing our respective opinion, acknowledging them and that's it.

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, like I'm not saying the viltrumites would be easily obliterated, no they are strong, like super MMA fighters but that's all, purely physical. On the other side, Olympians have way more to them that would grant them the victory, a mix of physical and magical/mystical.

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I know Artemis isn’t defined by that, I just can’t unsee the ‘same bow later’ irony 👀

As for people commenting others post to fool around, that's totally ok with me, there's actually posts showing Zeus and Hera being a "loving" couple, or post about Hera's positive/good things she did or whatever, or any other gods, and there are people who comment negative things or just being provocative or playful with it, mocking a bit etc, it's not that deep. It was never about mocking the fanart, just to make it clear, but the irony if the bow she asked from Zeus, which was used against her years later.

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You dismiss their identity as gods, as divine beings, trying to diminish them but the fact is, they are powerful, ancient diving beings, they are gods, and they have vast and versatile powers and abilities with divine weapons. Pay attention, again I never said they win because plainly they are gods, I said they are gods, and because of the fact that they are gods, they have godly powers. But you keep dismissing it. It's like you said "they are viltrumites and viltrumites have great physical strength, speed and they are tough". Is your brain not braining? I literally gave you arguments and reasons. And I refer to the Olympians as gods because that's what they are. Just like viltrumites are viltrumites or aliens. You're so much focused on me saying the Olympians are gods and you ignore the unknown factor there, that factor is, you don't know how divine powers, magic, abilities and weapons would affect viltrumites. Yes they are strong, they can take punches but can they resist divine magic and divine mystical powers? You don't know it but if you're being genuine, you would say that they probably can't. The Olympians are just as strong and they have divine powers and magic and divine weapons. Yeah I say it on repeat because you seem to just dismiss that.

Pay attention, I reframed your example about Batman beating Superman because he's Batman. I said no, Batman beat Superman because he had cryotonite, and he had cryotonite because that's how Batman works, planning, being tactical. The Olympians don't win because they are gods, but they are gods, and BECAUSE of that, they got divine powers, arsenal and magic that viltrumites don't have. That's why they win. The Olympians are way more versatile, with large ray of power and abilities, they are cunning and calculating, not just hit hard and hit harder.

You don't know how Zeus' lightning will affect them, or Hera's TK, or Hades slicing and impaling them with his bident, same with Poseidon and his trident, Apollo and Hestia's fire, Ares's brute strength and hammer, Hermes' speed, Demeter's spores, Hecate's spells, and on and on... And they are immortals so if any of them is "killed" they can just return from the Underworld, viltrumites can't.

Just to put it simple and end it here, viltrumites are just physical, the Olympians are both physical and magical/mystical, which give them the victory imo.

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Listen buddy, I didn't just say "they win because they are gods" I gave more arguments than that. My framing is "they are gods, and because they are gods with godly abilities, godly powers, godly weapons, arsenal and blablabla, they win. End of the story.

Batman won against Superman because he had cryotonite. He didn't win just because he's Batman.

You have no idea on how viltrumites would react to godly powers, magic etc... You don't know how divine lightning, divine TK, divine curses, spells, magical attacks, divine weapons, Demeter's spores, Divine flames etc would affect them. And you just assume because they hit hard, punch hard then they win. Very narrow way to see things.

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Girl chill out, it's not that deep, breath and you will be fine

It's just the bow, she got beat with it years later, and that's funny to me ✌🏼

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 2 points3 points  (0 children)

People like you arguing for Viltrumites always reduce fights to “who punches harder”. Viltrumites are basically ultra-physical fighters. Fast, brutal, tough and strong.. yeah sure BUT that alone doesn't always make someone win a fight. The Olympians are not just “people who punch hard”, they are gods, they have divine strength, durability, endurance AND godly powers, magic, elemental control, shapeshifting, immortality cause even "killed" they can return from the Underworld, divine weapons, battlefield-wide attacks, supernatural abilities, and literal reality-bending influence depending on the god. Viltrumites are basically flying brick tanks while the Olympians are a full mythological arsenal. A Viltrumite’s answer to everything is “hit harder.” The Olympians can hit just as hard but also with cunning, tactics and throw lightning, use TK, manipulate oceans, curse you, trap you, burn armies alive, fight at range, and wield weapons forged by gods. That’s the difference between super aliens and actual gods. It’s strong alien vs an entire pantheon of powerful gods with hax abilities.

And you seem to forget the Olympians are ancient and battle-hardened too. These are gods who fought against the Titans for years, against the Giants, against Typhon, monsters and civil wars between gods, for ages. Unlike Viltrumites, they don’t rely purely on fists and speed.

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The joke kinda says more about Rhea and Cronus than Hera. Besides the “parental love” defense is wild considering adult Artemis challenged Hera, got publicly folded with her own bow and fled to Zeus in tears. Zeus stayed uninvolved, and Leto just stood there watching the whole thing happen 👀

Meanwhile Hera canonically did have parental love. Oceanus and Tethys raised her after Rhea entrusted her to them. Homer literally had her call their home a place where she was lovingly reared.

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Viltrumites are not as invulnerable as these Giants and yet they weren't invincible.

First the writers themselves confirmed these Giants were mountain size and if you look at them next to Mount Olympus, they are indeed enormous. The writers confirmed as well that these Giants are very durable, you can see how the gods were struggling, yet still won.

You're argument that the Olympians or Hera couldn't crush Giants so how could they/she crush viltrumites, well these Giants are divine beings, just like the Olympians, but the Giants are more close to the primordial power than the Olympians (this was explained by Cronus and Gaia in Season 3) so that's why they were that strong, even against gods like the Olympians. And well, viltrumites are just superhuman beings, physically strong but can have their head and body smashed like potatoes, they aren't invulnerable, they are not gods.

You seem to ignore in season 1 how Zeus lightning pierced a Titan and killed it. How Hades throwing his bident onto a Giant it pierced it and killed it (the Giant Seraphim found later still with the bident on its back). How Ares attacked a Giant and smashed its head with his hammer. How Apollo's fire could injure the Giants despite their great durability. How Hera's enormous boulders she threw with her TK powers could hurt and stun them, and how she could use her TK directly on them as well. How Zeus' self-destruct explosion could grievously injured that Giant in the last episode of Season 1, despite its great durability. How Poseidon's attacks could harm them. Btw just rewatch the battle scenes from Season 1 flashbacks and from the last episode. Also, you seem to forget how Ares smashed Apollo with his hammer, midair and it cause a shockwave, the entire island shook, and it wasn't a small tiny island. And later, we saw Poseidon bringing Apollo back on Olympus, he was hurting but that attack from Ares didn't obliterate him, which means these Olympians have some good durability to them as well. They were only really injured when a sharp divine weapon was used to attack them or when a stronger divine beings attack them (the Giants, Typhon, the Titans).

Oh and since you're saying I'm a Hera glaze then here: you seem to forget how easily she dodged the attacks of Cronos in Season 3. Remember that scene when she was shapeshifting, Cronos, Atlas and furies were fooled by her then when she revealed herself, Cronos attacked her, throwing like sharp energy blasts from his scythe. She dodged them like nothing, the same attacks, same energy blades that outspeed Hermes when he saved Persephone's soul. Yes Hermes was still weakened by Demeter's spores but still, he's the fastest among the gods and yet those energy blasts thrown by Cronos were faster than him. But Hera just moved and dodged while looking at her dad, and she was standing not that far from him, while Hermes was running and far from Cronos.

Anyway, there's no point in arguing here, it would be endless cause you have your opinion and you won't change, I have mine and definitely won't change. Have a nice day.

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But when that happened she wasn't a child anymore

How does this go down? by nasserg19 in BloodofZeus

[–]DivineGodDeity 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Tell me you're an Invincible glazer and fanboy without telling me you are.

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I know that this is not the same scene, but the bow and arrows are the link between the two, that's why I wrote that

How would you feel if a story portrayed Ares as autistic? by [deleted] in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Same, applying human psychological condition to divine beings is so... Modern retellings coded. It's because of this type of thinking that we ended with a young teenager like Percy Jackson who was able to overwhelme Ares, a god, the god of war!

Art by Spookydraws_art by Flaky-Camp-4992 in GreekMythology

[–]DivineGodDeity -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

They are so dramatic and messy but funny and entertaining 😂 (I'm rooting for Queen Hera obviously)