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The Strike modifiers rotation system introduced in the 'Go Fast' update is widely hated by players, especially when it's forced upon them for Heroic Strikes on top of the extra health you'd expect from a higher-difficulty Strike, you have to deal with a crippling modifier note It shifts between Blackout, Iron, Glass and Grounded Momentum and Famine exist, but are usually relegated to extra modifiers on Nightfall challenge cards that outweights by far the positive modifier note Either Brawler, Grenadier or Heavyweight, resultings in days where you seriously don't want to even touch Heroic Strikes Fun fact This is how the Exodus Crash strike got removed from the playlist Blackout by itself made the boss nearly impossible to beat, what with the puny Wretches oneshotting you and Thaviks himself sneaking up on you for cheap deaths.This got changed once Shadowkeep revamped armor stats, so that having high amounts of one stat actually does provide a noticeable difference.

As a result, armor sets that offer little to no Recovery (Hunter sets are the worst offenders) were deemed as inferior to the ones that do grant a significant increase to it. Pre- Shadowkeep: The balance between the three main attributes (Mobility, Resilience and Recovery) was considered to be a joke by most due to how insignificant the changes in gameplay are when stacking the first two, whereas maxing out Recovery is considerably more helpful in any scenario, be it PvE or the Crucible.Put to bed completely with Season of the Splicer, which featured a significant overhaul of cosmetic customization. Especially helpful for rare or time-limited shaders, such as Faction Rally or Eververse exclusive patterns. Alleviated in the update that added Collections you could reacquire any shader you'd already found at any time via your Collection. Shaders were consumables on launch, so players that wanted to color-coordinate their armor had a hard time of it if they didn't have 4-5 of a given color on hand.She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is obviously embracing its Marvel lineage in a much more clear-cut way than those series, but it is obviously also drawing inspiration from their fearless approach to being different from what regular Marvel viewers may expect. Marvel have tailored their shows' aesthetics and sensibilities around the characters at the center without relying on too much connectivity to the Marvel universe at large. WandaVision was similarly able to experiment with format, combining sitcom pastiche with a Lynchian unknowable terror for the first half of its run, and shows like Moon Knight and this summer's Ms. This vibe is certainly in keeping with the fact that the Disney+ wing of the MCU has proven to be the place where Marvel is really open to experimenting and pursuing different tones and approaches to the material. If anything, this looks more like a superpowered update of Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer than just another comic book series. While it will subvert those tropes in humorous and action-packed ways, this promo highlights more than ever before just how much of the show will actually take place inside the courtroom.

While it's obviously just a joke that the promo is referencing Law & Order, the full video does reveal that the idea of She-Hulk being a proper legal show was never far from the minds of the creators.

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