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Yeah, in terms of speed, from what I've looked into, Booster jumps around a lot, and he doesn't have many solid speed feats of his own to use that I've found. He has a showing of explictly being able to react to a punch from Doomsday in Death of Superman, and hell, during the last issue of his post-crisis run in the flashpoint eventMrKingOfNegativity said:I agree with giving him some kind of speed rating. I'm sure he has some sort of feats of his own out there that can be used.
The issue is that, while I'm not terribly familiar with his showings, I'm pretty sure Booster Gold is a character who jumps from having trouble with higher-end street tiers to keeping pace with Superman-level opponents. So scaling his speed is probably going to be problematic.
Go ahead, though I'm not likely to start fully resuming my responsibilities until I've taken care of a few things over these next few days. A lot has happened since I left, and I need to make sure I have all of my psychological affairs in order before I commit myself to this place again.Antvasima said:1) Thank you. I appreciate it. Should I return your administrator position immediately?
That...is a problem. I knew Sandman was mostly MIA, but I didn't realize the other two had gone missing as well.Antvasima said:3) The problem is that our 3 most knowledgeable experts regarding the verses (PrinceOfTheMorning, Sandman31, and ClassicNESfan) are all either entirely missibg from the wiki, or have had to significantly reduce their activity here, for personal reasons, and Matthew doesn't have the stamina to deal with groups of unreasonable members to nearly the same degree as previously, which leaves myself to try to at least maintain some reasonable degree of reliability for our profiles, and I am extremely overworked and stressed out already, which causes me to sometimes turn too testy when doing so.
Indeed. I do wish he had the kind of wide-spanning resource of his feats that characters like Batman and Superman do, but the few source threads I have seen for him are woefully...crappy. And like many other DC characters, he has hundreds of appearances, many of which have likely been overlooked.Kingo the Sixth said:Yeah, in terms of speed, from what I've looked into, Booster jumps around a lot, and he doesn't have many solid speed feats of his own to use that I've found. He has a showing of explictly being able to react to a punch from Doomsday in Death of Superman, and hell, during the last issue of his post-crisis run in the flashpoint event
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Dude managed to break into the speedforce lol. At the same time though, there are a lot of contextual factors going into this too, so I suppose it's really up to opinion on if this is consistent or not, and we need more scans of his low-ends and such. 9-A and MFTL+ would be a weird rating to say the least.
Oh I'm aware lol. Rebirth's essential merging of post-crisis and New 52 histories together certainly makes compositing in a general sense easier, but it is troublesome for a site like this which keeps things distinct. I would say just create Rebirth profiles for DC characters, but I realise that would probably be ridiculous time-consuming and would just be copy pasting info from one profile and adding it on to the other version, so not much of a point I guess.MrKingOfNegativity said:@Kingo:
Well, in the case of Death Battle, they use the most current versions of Marvel/DC characters (or the most iconic ones, in the event that the current versions are drastically different from past iterations), and in the case of DC, Rebirth seems to have given almost all of the New 52 characters their Post-Crisis histories back. So it's not exactly incorrect for their researchers to avoid make the distinction; for the most current version of Booster, there isn't a distinction to be made.
It does make it a pain in the ass for anyone who wants to try and source the feats they toss into their RTs, though.
I agree with 8-C Booster, at least for now.Antvasima said:I think that he knocked out the Flash once, but do not remember the issue number.
Anyway, if Batman is rated as 9-A+, Booster should definitely be 8-C, due to being considerably stronger.
There isn't anything prior to his Post-Crisis history in that thread. The Mega-RT it's an extension of states that everything not bolded is Post-Crisis. It doesn't draw from anything else before that.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Yeah but the stuff before 1985 aren't considered Post-Crisis.
His page on the DC Database wiki (which, somewhat ironically, seems to be the best source of info on his capabilities readily available right now) lists that as one of his powers, but I have no clue which comic(s) that comes from. We're probably better off deleting that until someone finds an example on their own.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Anyway upgrading or downgrading Batman is not going to be concluded anytime soon, so does anyone know when did Booster Gold shown intangibility? After that we should probably close this thread and wait for the forum move.
Like many things involving DC's continuity, it takes some explaining.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:Isn't Post-Crisis stuff after 1985? But I see 1940s stuff on there.