…has FirstCap, BeardCap, and Daredevil. Because those guys are really emblematic of St Patrick’s Day, innit?
Meanwhile me looking all around for Banshee in the game.
It’s just like the recent Lunar New Year stores that had Moon Knight, Moon Girl, and Moondragon, while having practically zero Oriental Asian representation. I appreciate the vaults and stores, but if you really want to have representation, it isnt as simple as looking at keywords and then adding whatever characters’ names fit those keywords. Likewise it isnt as simple as coming up with random vaults or stores and then slapping names like “St Patrick’s” or “Good Fortune” on them.
I mean Banshee/Siryn as a 5/3 seems an easy no brainer t’me!
The store is a pathetic offering though - being half Irish myself it is hard to rally around “Captain America” as particularly relevant, son of “Irish immigrants” or not he is plainly American and it is a bit insulting that is what we have been given as the pinnacle of “Irishness”.
Mind you all of Marvel’s Irish characters are pretty terrible and Banshee’s leprechauns were a particular embarrassment I remember cringing from as a lad. Certainly the last time I went to Castle town-Bearhaven to my wife’s family farmhouse there were none dotted about the countryside enjoying the misty rain or driving by at 90 and giving “The Tinger” in friendly greeting.
If they wanted to make a realistic Irish character they should give them the super ability to have heard of and possibly even visited every single Dog racing track there has ever been.
@DAZ0273 said:
If they wanted to make a realistic Irish character they should give them the super ability to have heard of and possibly even visited every single Dog racing track there has ever been.
I went to Ireland 2 weeks into a new job to meet the rest of my colleagues. Our very first team activity was drinks at the dog racing track
It is incredible. I was in this little village called Allihees on the west coast of Ireland and I went to the bar to order some drinks and this guy sitting there notices my east London accent and so starts asking where I am from.
“London”
“Which part?”
“Oh you probably haven’t heard of it, it’s called Walthamstow”
“Walthamstow!!! I have been to the dog track many times!!!”
At that time I was living in Romford which is a border town to greater London and Essex which also has a dog track and he had been to that one too! And so had three others in this tiny little bar in the middle of nowhere where the village is basically just one road and the tourist information centre is a shed!
I’ll admit to being very confused by Spiderman 2099 with increased odds too. I have the foil covered number 1 somewhere but not sure I remember it well enough to recall the back story.
