<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=143885.msg6958040#msg6958040">Quote from: Mathim on 22-09-2012, 00:35:50</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Damn! It sounded so good but people are against it...so sad...<br/><br/>I think just giving them powers could actually create a lot of havoc, especially if they can't all-the-way control them. Think how they'll feel, not to mention how their particular lover-boys will react to not only their partners' emotions but also the knowledge that they're not quite the top dogs anymore! Maria Hill could definitely use her own boost to try and seduce Cap to her side...<br/><br/>Anyway, that's just my take on how it could be if Loki did decide to create mischief in that way. It's like, "Well, we've been given these powers by our enemy, so we can use them to help in the fight against him." But then the guys might be like, "Um, that's probably not a good idea." And the girls will be like, "Oh, so you're jealous of what we can do now and don't want us to have these powers, huh?" Lot of potential conflict there even by empowering one's foes. I don't think it would be too out of line for Loki to try that. I doubt that'll change anyone's mind but I wanted to say it.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Good points all Mathim. We'll see how the voting unfolds. I think the reason some people might be inclined to say no is that the women already have a lot of power in the story - even if it's not physical or used for fighting. Plus Maria is pursuing powers on her own by commandeering War Machine for a secret SHIELD project - so the one chick that would actually strap it on and go to battle probably already will be even without extra Loki-endowed powers.<br/><br/>Either way the story will be good - whether the girls get powers or not. We'll see what people think of it via vote, if it's pretty much 50/50 like it is now... then we'll just play it by ear and see if it comes up as a logical choice as the story unfolds. I trust Mad's judgement. I think... *winks*<br/><br/>Betty Ross probably has the least power (in general) though she is the only person able to control the most powerful character in the story: Hulk. So I don't know. I was even considering messing with the Marvel universe and letting Betty Ross become the She-Hulk if a certain trigger is met. (In the Marvel Universe Betty does eventually become the red She-Hulk - the Green She-Hulk is Banner's cousin, I believe. But I was thinking of bending the rules a little. We'll see.)<br/><br/>Potts controls the Stark Armada - for lack of a better term. But doesn't have a whole lot of power outside of influence over a lot of the little things. Potts could probably use a boost if she ever wants to see any combat.<br/><br/>Foster is a genius physicist and will eventually develop a very special technology during the time of this story. (Anyone ever wonder how Deadpool gets his hands on a personal teleportation device?) That's why I have Tony highly interested in Loki's method of transportation. Foster will be seeking to "crack the scientific code" on it, so to speak.<br/><br/>Those are some of the current and future events I have been planning on or deciding about. I was just going to see how the story unfolded and enact one or all of them depending on what we need to keep things moving. Don't you worry - I'm keeping my eye on it all. I've got it handled. *winks again*