DNA3000 wrote: » Mirage_Turtle wrote: » I'm not sure what some people consider science vs. technology. Technology is applied science. Everything not magic is science. That includes Judo, which is applied physics. But when games make this distinction, it is usually the case that when there's obvious overlap between science and anything else (and there almost always is) the question that is asked is which half seems "more extraordinary." Punisher uses guns, and guns are technology, but that technology is not as extraordinary as his skills are. Conversely Iron Man's technology is, at least arguably, far more extraordinary when it comes to his combat abilities than the scientific principles behind the suit's mechanics. In the fiction of the comics or the movies, the only "extraordinary" science in the Iron Man suits is the arc reactor. The rest of the suit is, in the fictional universe it inhabits, obeying very conventional laws of physics. Ant-Man uses a suit to control the Pym particles, so he has a tech suit and an advanced scientific principle giving him his abilities. The argument is that the scientific principles that govern the Pym particles' effects is the more "extraordinary" part of Ant-Man. It is of course still debatable, but that's at least the context of the debate. It isn't totally arbitrary, even if it is somewhat subjective. In the case of Ghost, the balance between how important the extraordinary scientific principles behind her phasing are and how important her suit is to her combat capabilities specifically (which is what the game is concerned with) could go either way for me.
Mirage_Turtle wrote: » I'm not sure what some people consider science vs. technology. Technology is applied science.
Rezzy wrote: » Ghost’s suit does not help her control her powers just makes it hurt less as it is more of a condition than a power. They are basing this off of the movie and she says clearly in the movie she does not need the suit and shows it. The suit is like squatting with a back belt, you can do it without the back belt, but it just feels better and is probably better for you to use the belt, simple as that. Ghost should be science, it was a science experiment gone wrong that gave her her powers and she does not whatsoever need her suit to do what she does. The only reason I’m not on the fence is because she doesn’t actually use the suit to fight, she uses her powers. Iron man uses his suit, stark spider man uses his suit, doc oc uses his arms, vision is a robot, ultron is a robot, characters who are tech actually use tech to fight and ghost doesn’t, she uses her powers. Characters that could go either way are the spider men and ant man/wasp but I don’t feel this can even hold an argument for her to be tech.