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minus-square@madcaesar@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink9•4 days agoThat kind of seems lame… I thought the hammer was protected by some magical power that required to user to be worthy. But this would indicate it just takes strength. Which makes it kind of silly that Hulk couldn’t move it an inch 🤔
minus-square@daniskarma@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilink11•4 days agoMaybe Magneto is worthy. He is trying to save his people from discrimination after all.
minus-square@Schmoo@slrpnk.netlinkfedilink6•4 days agoDidn’t the MCU movies make a point to say it only matters if the person is worthy by Odin’s standards? I guess it just means Magneto meets Odin’s standards, whatever they are.
minus-square@PoolloverNathan@programming.devlinkfedilink7•4 days agoIt is, but the patch that prevents you picking it up only applies to physically lifting it. The devs forgot about other methods of moving objects.
minus-square@ColeSloth@discuss.tchncs.delinkfedilink3•4 days agoCall it a gray area, since he can’t pick it up with his body. Guess Odin didn’t factor that one in.
That kind of seems lame… I thought the hammer was protected by some magical power that required to user to be worthy.
But this would indicate it just takes strength.
Which makes it kind of silly that Hulk couldn’t move it an inch 🤔
Maybe Magneto is worthy. He is trying to save his people from discrimination after all.
Didn’t the MCU movies make a point to say it only matters if the person is worthy by Odin’s standards? I guess it just means Magneto meets Odin’s standards, whatever they are.
It is, but the patch that prevents you picking it up only applies to physically lifting it. The devs forgot about other methods of moving objects.
Call it a gray area, since he can’t pick it up with his body. Guess Odin didn’t factor that one in.