Cull is not a villian?

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Really??? Why not? He doesn't add points to villian use event so he must not be tagged as a villan? Why wouldn't he be?

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Buttehrs

Because hes tagged as #thanosarmy.

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ItsDamien

All of the black order is #ThanosArmy and not #Villain. I have no idea why tho

Because it was a "stealth nerf" to Blade.

I use "stealth nerf" very loosely in this context.

Lvernon15

They made a bunch of champs that are villains have their own tag to slow blade down back when he was dominant

Eb0ny-O-M4w

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one

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shield456

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one

He is a villain
Thanos is a villain and he is his army so he is a villain too

Buttehrs

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one
He is a villain
Thanos is a villain and he is his army so he is a villain too

Kabam and marvel work together to make the tags. So by extension, marvel decided to not tag them as villians this go around. And there has been instances in comics when thanos is not the all evil being anyways. He kills because hes fascinated by death ( and actual being in the comics not a state of being).

RogerRabs

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one
He is a villain
Thanos is a villain and he is his army so he is a villain too
Kabam and marvel work together to make the tags. So by extension, marvel decided to not tag them as villians this go around. And there has been instances in comics when thanos is not the all evil being anyways. He kills because hes fascinated by death ( and actual being in the comics not a state of being).

I think this was just a simple game balance decision. They didn't want Blade to steamroll another piece of content so they left the villain tag off.

Artoria77

He is not a villain because he doesn't see himself as one.

I think...🤔

DarthPhal

Thanos wasn’t a bad guy. He was just an overenthusiastic Malthusian.

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Demonzfyre

Really??? Why not? He doesn't add points to villian use event so he must not be tagged as a villan? Why wouldn't he be?

I can't believe this question is coming from you. You were playing the game when he was released and you were on the forums at that time to last year.

Imran

Really??? Why not? He doesn't add points to villian use event so he must not be tagged as a villan? Why wouldn't he be?

I'm going to tell you a amazing story kid. It was the time of blade in this game then. He was so powerful champ then the forum divided into two groups. Blade owner and who didn’t have blade. Those stupid non-blade owner hated blade owner profile very much. Because for blade owner the game was easier than them. The forum then always talked about blade then. Hundreds of post flooded with blade related post. Those stupid demand to nerf him every single day in this forum. But kabam had another idea. Slowly they were releasing champ to counter blade. Releasing villain champ as non-villain with new champ tag. Releasing champ which will counter blade ability. Releasing content to counter blade. Releasing new node to counter blade. Then slowly his effectiveness reduced significantly in this game.

Thicco_Mode

Really??? Why not? He doesn't add points to villian use event so he must not be tagged as a villan? Why wouldn't he be?
I can't believe this question is coming from you. You were playing the game when he was released and you were on the forums at that time to last year.

they're a troll

Polygon

They made a bunch of champs that are villains have their own tag to slow blade down back when he was dominant

So whats stopping them from doing this to magneto

MaxGaming

In Thanos army they dont think they are a villain and in there eyes they are good unlike the villains so they are part of thanosarmy not villain

LeNoirFaineant

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one

This doesn't help. OP is wondering why he doesn't have the tag. As others have pointed out it is because Blade.

Eb0ny-O-M4w

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one
This doesn't help. OP is wondering why he doesn't have the tag. As others have pointed out it is because Blade.

That wasn't the way it was worded or asked. Anyway, I went with a more logical approach on this one.

You don't need a reason for a champion not to have a tag. If he doesn't has it, he just ... doesn't has it.
These things can be more well interpretated if you don't know anything about the character from other universes or sources.

LeNoirFaineant

In Thanos army they dont think they are a villain and in there eyes they are good unlike the villains so they are part of thanosarmy not villain

Being a villain doesn't depend on whether or not you think you are. Just ask Magneto.

Snizzbar

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one

Mmm insightful. In other news, Magneto is called Magneto because if you go into his info page his name is Magneto.

Nameless_IW

because they were trying to silently nerf Blade dominance by not tagging lots of bad guys as "villains"

And now I will start a conspiracy theory. We will see lots of new champs made of metals not tagged as "metals" and you already know why LOL

Eb0ny-O-M4w

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Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one
Mmm insightful. In other news, Magneto is called Magneto because if you go into his info page his name is Magneto.

Yes, that's the name they opted to give to that character.
It also helps differenciate characters, instead of being just "Character#37" or "Character#420". Is a tactic used by a lot of other games out there

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ThatGuyYouSaw235

You can go to a champion profile and see their tags.
Cull doesn't have the #villain tag, which means he is not a villain and won't be consider as one
Mmm insightful. In other news, Magneto is called Magneto because if you go into his info page his name is Magneto.
Yes, that's the name they opted to give to that character.
It also helps differenciate characters, instead of being just "Character#37" or "Character#420". Is a tactic used by a lot of other games out there

the floor is made out of floor because the texture tag is labled as floor