Herc is a dumb motherfucker who constantly fucks things up, but what makes me mad is that people keep acting like he doesn't, so they entrust him to do things and are surprised when he fucks it up. For example: Carver sends Randy to give a statement about Lex's death to Herc, and Herc is supposed to send Randy to Homicide to also take a statement. Except when Carver gets this idea, they are literally talking about how Herc fucked something else up and how to get him out of it. Then, when Herc predictably fucks his assignment up and ends up getting Randy attacked after he's named a snitch, Carver is surprised that Herc fucked it up. Like, what were you expecting dude?
Another example is when Bubbles needs help with the bully, but since Kima isn't Narcotics anymore (but why should that even matter as Bubbles could help with murders too) she passes him along to Herc. Of course Herc keeps fucking up when Bubbles needs him, and he's never there. Did she really think that this idiot ass cop who only knows how to beat people and kick down doors would understand the nuances of working a confidential informant?
Don't get me wrong, Herc is a big dumb ass and is responsible for a lot of pain characters go through in the show; but the people giving him that responsibility knowing that he can't be responsible are to blame as well.
Upon rewatch, the funniest aspect of the Mayor Royce BJ cold open is Royce's staff trying to subtly hint to Herc what's happening, only for him to be too thick-skulled to read between the lines.
>"I understood that the Mayor might be going to breakfast at the harbor?"
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>"With Kweisi. But that's...up in the air, I thought..."
It's the opposite of all the scenes where police perform complicated investigatory work through intuition and nonverbal communication.
I missed it the first time, but everyone in that opening scene tries to warn Herc what's about to happen, it all goes straight over his head, and it ends up boosting his career.
Personally, he just stumbled onto success. He was never good police.
Basically Let's assume Ufotable is willing to animate one of the random Servants fights which one you wanna see (Regardless of who wins in the end)
I kinda want Gilgamesh vs Enkidu like in strange fake under them Other Random fights I like to see are
Karna vs Achiles Ozymandias vs Quetzalcoatl Lion King (Not a servant) vs King Hassan Artoria vs Musashi
Or "X wanted Nasu to write Archer Herc" or "Narita didn't want to write Archer Herc because of Fans" or whatever versions of Narita not putting in Archer Herc in F/SF. Because I read the F/Sf afterword's nothing and I look it up but no sources pull up. I asked on Beast Lair and SpaceBattle. Nothing.
Honestly I feel like this whole "Nartia wants Nasu to write Archer Herc" was a myth made by fans.
This is probably one of the only smart things Herc did as a cop on the advice from Valchek, about saying nothing about the Mayor.
It made me laugh out loud how confidently Herc replies on that, never noticed until multiple rewatches.
Since hercules's basic arena is coming up in about 5 days, what do you think the cutoff will be? I might be going ham for it since i have 2 5* cosmic gems. What about you?
First, I'm amazed by the production quality of this game. I suppose I shouldn't have expected any different given Disney's focus on detail and quality, but this is still a cut above.
But I've got to admit, I'm amazed we didn't get Herc as a tank. The niche he could have filled ended up with Baloo instead. :| While I find his play style to be fun, he feels kind of underwhelming for a Disney headliner and the Son of Zeus.
Perhaps they'll eventually go the same route that a prior Marvel game did, and certain characters may have slots in multiple roles: So if you were fielding Thor, depending on which version you'd selected, he might be a bruiser, a scrapper, or an energy blaster. I could see several of the Disney roster with that kind of flexibility: A bit of oceanic water sorcery could make Ariel an interesting tank too, for example.
Are there any characters you think were "miscast" in a role, or who you'd be interested in seeing in another role?
I had many moments when I wanting to try out a particular ship of equal value to mine without melting the ship I have and maybe ending up paying extra.
They used to have this but im not sure the reasoning why it was taken out since there was a huge gap between 2017-2020 since I started playing again. I've been a member since 2013.
I've noticed there's not a lot of fixed resources on this, and though many in this sub who play swann are probably aware of these tricks, it will be nice for those who don't know it to have an easy place to look it up. As a bonus, some of the steps are great for ladder play as well when employing drop tactics.
Swann's Herc+Tank micro is a set of tricks that make sieged tanks coupled with a herc extremely mobile and hard to hit by Amon's forces, thus letting even four of them dominante the early game and eight of them solo lategame ground waves.
It goes like this:
1)You put a Hercules dropship and up to 8 Sieged Tanks in a single control group, so when you select that group you have the herc and the tanks.
2)You move the Herc near the Siege Tanks and right click the Hercules. If they're at all close (doesn't need to be melee range), all the tanks will be picked up instantly.
3)You move command the hercules somewhere in range of enemy ground objects you wanna demolish. Without stopping the movement, you press the Drop hotkey (default D) and then left-click the Hercules. This will cause it to rapidly drop the tanks in less then two seconds while continuing to move. The continued movement makes it not lose acceleration, which is important for the next stage.
4)You press the group hotkey to have all Tanks and Herc targeted and order the Herc to move back. As it moves back you right click the Herc causing it to load up the tanks without loosing acceleration.
5)you can now repeat stage 3 and 4 (dropping and loading tanks back up) as much as needed without loosing acceleration, meaning your tanks shoot and are dropped further back as fast as possible, letting you kite enemies while unloading massive aoe damage with each reload. It is of course recommended to not unload them immediately if enemy forces came too close, but move a bit further to take advantage of Sieged Tanks' superior range.
And there you have it - With this method your siege tanks can almost always outrange ground enemies and mow them down without opposition, and do so more efficently then the usual goliath deathball.
I hope this is comperhensive enough and i wanted to keep it short, but any extra comments and tips are welcome, especially as this is meant to players less familiar with the technique.
So if Hera hadn't killed them, and they got to grow up, would they have had any powers or abilities? I've always wondered this about the show. His kids are part God, and still have the blood of Zeus in their veins just as Hercules does. Even though they have less of the Godly lineage in them than Herc does, the possibility is still there for some of that lineage to present itself.
What do you guys think?
I have the required characters at 5 star, but what level/gear do the need the be? I tried lv 35 gear 3, but I can't do enough damage. Also, what is the best team order?
I'm not a Herc main or anything, but I do enjoy playing him. Why does everyone hate Herc so much? I've heard people in the SPL say that he's a high skill cap god, which I don't really agree with, but I don't think he's the easiest either, there's much easier and much more meta warriors gods, like cu chulain, guan Achilles and no ones really calling them stupid one brain cells insults. Is it just because he's a pubstomper and newer players get destroyed by him all the time?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVuuWOhuInA
take heed to some of these lessons
I know there is also Walker, who is just a dick in uniform, but Herc seems to fuck up everything he does and doesnt have a good instinct as police. He doesnt seem to care about the importance of CIs and cant really plot anything beyond arrest to get something done.
Getting rolled by Little Kevin? That incident with the minister? Yes, all kinds of people get involved with the drug game. But he should have taken a completely different approach, at least. Or, something else.
This is a minor thing that I noticed that made me wonder why WDAS didn't use the opportunity to fit in a very innocuous cameo of Hercules?
Is there some sort of strange legal/contractual issue that wouldn't allow them to reference older film characters in newer movies?
I would otherwise find it hard to believe nobody on the production team stopped to realize that a Disney "universe" Hercules has already been established in a pretty big way, and that they could just give him a digital face lift here.
Do you guys think it's just an oversight of some kind or is there a more logical reason for this?
Anybody have any experience doing astral anger carinas challenge with herc? Doable with r5 sig 200?
