Neither. I chose Lana though, because she did do harsh things, even if it was after Clark had jerked her around for years. Laurel's biggest "crime", that she was bashed for, like that, was daring to be angry at people who'd hurt her, in one form or another, and going after/distrusting a murderer.
Lana is a million times more irritating. And her sendoff was “she goes on (offscreen) to be possibly a better hero than even Superman!” Even if Laurel annoyed people you can agree that her send off (the real one not the Earth-2 one) was BRUTAL and undeserved.
Note that me saying seasons 1-5 doesn't mean it has more stuff that I liked, because I do prefer more stuff in later seasons, but I think these seasons were cleaner story wise. I feel like the second half was more messy.
While I can see the argument that the button layout is kind of wonky, the GC controller is perhaps the best feeling controller in terms of just how snugly it fits into my hands. Rivaled in that regard only by the newest Gen console controllers.
I like the GameCube controller but the button layout is so weird. I can’t really play old Mario platformers easily. The sticks on the PS2 controller also feel good.
While I like both, a PlayStation controller (especially 1-3) is just so intuitive/second nature to me, having grown up on those systems! The G.C. one is certainly well-built, but the triggers require a stronger than normal push to register. P.S. is just the gold standard and has a great foundation!
Neither. I chose Lana though, because she did do harsh things, even if it was after Clark had jerked her around for years. Laurel's biggest "crime", that she was bashed for, like that, was daring to be angry at people who'd hurt her, in one form or another, and going after/distrusting a murderer.
ReplyLana is a million times more irritating. And her sendoff was “she goes on (offscreen) to be possibly a better hero than even Superman!” Even if Laurel annoyed people you can agree that her send off (the real one not the Earth-2 one) was BRUTAL and undeserved.
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