The stuff in the shop isn't important if you think you need to buy anything but from what others have said you get a lot of money from asking Tiffany for it. It's before the Minyak scene or before the MC sneaks into Hero's base, if I remember right.
Anything is possible and we know very little about dad except that he's shady as hell. Regardless, I find it hard to believe that he would betray his own son.
That's because you consider the MC has to be seen as an enemy of the state, which is not the case. Even if somehow they were able to link the events at the PM's office to him, there was way too much shit going on there for them to think it was an attack on the government.
I mean if you "can't explain but you know" it's basically saying you have no proof and just throw stuff at the wall waiting to see what sticks, dude.
So you're basically answering a question we've already answered multiple times without having needed to wait for a proof... why ?
I don't think that at all, but you have to take into account that the mall was flooded with heavily armed and armored cops which means someone thinks he might be an enemy of the state in some fashion. If that wasn't the case there would be no real reason to use that kind of display of force.
Did you forget the fight with the giant Minyak was filmed by bystanders ? I's not a matter of "yes the MC is considered an enemy of the nation" so much as people at large know what [hero name] is capable of and they want to limit potential civilian casualties as much as possible...
And if they wanted to limit potential civilian casualties, does confronting him in a mall full of people sound like a good idea? You can't have it both ways, either he was considered to be such a danger that the cops went in gung-ho at the first opportunity regardless of possible civilian casualties or he wasn't and they could have then confronted him in a less public setting with far less chances of civilian casualties if things went bad.
Did you read any of my previous posts at all ? I literally mentionned my theory about ambushing him while he's out with friends could be a guarantee of sorts to limit the risks of him going on a rampage and injuring his friends (of even using them as leverage in a hostage manner).
If you think threat are met, by law enforcement, by just going guns blazing with total disregard for collateral casualties, you live in a very fucked up country, friend, and I'm very sorry for you.
Hot take : Clark might be more powerfull level-wise, but I think the MC could take him. Clark's too much of an anime protagonist, the MC's strategizing, quick-tinking and adapting abilities would end up having the uppoer hand, in my opinion.
Anyway, her cover and assessment combined with the intel they clearly get would definitely be enough for them to devise the best method to have the maximum chances of getting him to surrender peacefully. Grabbing him in a secluded place alone would just ensure the MC would have no qualms about fighting (no collateral risks) and lessen any weight HERO's coersion would have by a landslide.
I mean, that would only be the case if the MC was portrayed as a monster. The MC, so far, is portrayed as a superhero and by association Hero would be too if they recruit him. Also, no matter what, Hero is involved since it came from within M-Corp. They already asked Tiffany's dad what he thought about it as well. Controlled leaks happen all the time.
It's like playing with dominos. It's not the necessarily the optimal play, the "right" play if you will, but out of the pices we've got in hand, that's one of the most likely to work out.
Yep, It's reached the point in game where I don't think Hero cares about being lowkey anymore, personally. The MC already shown them that the public would accept people with powers. Like Clark said basically. Not to mention the Monster attacks are starting to get out of hand.
Yup, exactly. And it works both ways with the Opinion system as well.
Yeah the dad sure is suspicious but I have a hard time understanding his whole deal... He oculd already know about his son just as much as he could be completely unaware to it from the classic "you notice everything but what's right under your nose".
Are you an earth human or are you living in equstria? because corrupt govt and evil incompetent police is pretty much the norm worldwide nowadays.
Considering it is a swat team, my impression is that this is not something that came from the top.
Let me guess, you live in America, right ?
Way to ignore what Drako and I talked about just earlier.
Don't pretend the other western nations are any better. They might not have guns, but are just as capable of police brutality. During the covid lockdowns I have seen leaked videos of police in france, england, canda, australia, germany and more brutalizing political dissidents, sometimes in their own home. 10 cops with batons throwing a woman or a 14 year old boy on the ground and then all of them beating the shit of them with batons until they got a cracked skull. A woman screaming for help as a police attack dog is breaking her leg while the cop laughs and eggs the dog on. and so on. A swat team in germany breaking the door down of a doctor while he was live streaming with their asssault weapons. Tossing doctors who do not toe the government official policy in mental asylums...
I can share my personal theory without addressing every single theory anyone raised in the thread before me.Way to ignore what Drako and I talked about just earlier.
