He would have helped a lot in London .
He would have helped a lot in London
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Benjamin Cruz
There's nobody left to maintain the War Machine armor, we're never seeing Rhodey again.
Thomas Robinson
it can't be so sophisticated that no one could even repair or maintain it. Peter was able to build an entirely new Spider-Man suit using what appeared to be a very intuitive AI and design programme. I'm sure Rhodey and Pepper could probably do the same. Heck, I'm willing to bet Tony probably taught them how to maintain and operate their own suits prior to his death.
Owen Ross
Yes that might work, the point being that'll be the given reason we never see War Machine again.
Dominic Martin
we won't know that for sure until we get Avengers 5
Kevin Morgan
His rockets would have took down so many drones at once after its revealed.
Jordan Lewis
Logically, War Machine and Rescue should be SHIELD's first point of call before Spider-Man.
Cameron Peterson
He would have helped a lot period with all the "elementals" showing up. Let's just all pretend that all the ex-Avengers are off-world
Jonathan Reyes
You could argue that War Machine and Rescue are still in mourning or semi-retired after Tony's death.
Falcon and Winter Soldier are probably off the grid doing missions somewhere. Hawkeye is definitely retired. Scarlet Witch probably said fuck it to the superhero life and went into hiding.
Hulk may or may not still be crippled? Who knows why they didn't go to him, especially since he was supposed ot have become pretty popular and traditionally heroic during the five-year timeskip.
I don't think Fury would trust Ant-Man to tie his own shoes.
Andrew Green
War machine sure, Rescue's still a new face and Pepper is a single mom now. Don't think she'd be up for too many superheroics
Ryan Myers
>I don't think Fury would trust Ant-Man to tie his own shoes.
Why? 60% of the time, he succeeds every time.
Isaac Sanchez
...That doesn't make sense.
John Diaz
>it's another blackstroturfing thread
Tyler Wright
But it does make sense, Ron. It's just worded stupidly.
Jayden Fisher
He has one of these right?
Kayden King
Did you see him in Infinity War? He'd have made short work of those drones.
Jackson Nguyen
He didn't do shit about aliens attacking New York either. Both times.
Elijah Kelly
for some reason MCU Ant-Man just projects this aura of "Everything thinks he's an idiot" at all times no matter what he says or does. Everyone everywhere just rolls their eyes and calls him stupid under their breath regardless of what he tries to accomplish or how successful.
Jaxson Allen
Well, the first time you could say that he was abroad doing military shit. In Infinity War, he was dealing with the aftermath of Civil War. Also, the whole invasion started and began fairly quickly, so most people who weren't at Ground Zero wouldn't have had a chance to respond before Strange got abducted and they all fucked off to Titan.
Cooper Gutierrez
It's because Paul Rudd/Scott Lang comes across like a human puppy. No one takes him seriously because he seems like such a goofy manchild.
Cooper Howard
>it's another wizards don't do shit when their city is getting attacked because they're guarding their sanctum episode
Kayden Moore
Also in terms of skills and abilities outside of the suit, he's just a pretty good engineer working alongside world-class talents, experienced military personnel and one-in-a-million geniuses, which pretty much makes him come across as the dumbest guy in the room.
Owen Watson
Hope he gets a solo film, always thought he was really cool
According to endgame he’s out doing government shit so I assume during FFH he was tied up.
anyone else think about how weird it was how shit on he got in civil war?
Christian Green
>Comes up with the solution to the biggest problem that the Avengers ever faced.
>Doesn't make mistakes during the mission and does his job well.
>People still make fun of him because of how he acts.
I guess that's the price to pay for having a pretty good normal life
Kayden Taylor
War Machine's firmly tied to the Sokovia Accords. If he acts, it's an act of United States interference.
We still don't know what Fury's new project is because it may just be SHIELD without the budget and operating on the remnants of the black sites. Or, you know, it's the Skrull network operating as its own agency for Fury.
Besides the reason Fury doesn't know how to get in touch with anyone else in FFH is Talos doesn't know how to and is too stubborn to admit it. Which is why he fell for Beck so quickly.
Lucas Ward
You want an American soldier with an Iron Man military armor wrecking havoc in a foreign country? That's setting yourself up for an internation scandal.
Grayson Reyes
Does sokovia accords still in motion after Endgame? Avengers were coordinating and almost running the world 5 years later.
William Davis
>We still don't know what Fury's new project
Its SWORD. Of-course you haven't read comics.
Nolan Robinson
>Nobody left to be War Machine
Leo Torres
I bet ARMOR is going to be made to deal with actual multiversal incursions and not fake ones.
Chase Cox
>implying Morgan won’t be doing it in the future
The AI probably provides instructions, anyway.
Eli Harris
>timeskip a few years
>Morgan Stark will be WAR MACHINE
Connor Ortiz
Nothing ever goes into it but the world was so bummed out that no one probably cared Cap was going around to group meetings and Iron Man refused to armor up. Now x-to-8 months later with everyone back it could be different.
Nathan Turner
then who gives maintenance to edith?
Nicholas Lopez
Shuri could do it
Banner helped create Vision
Kevin White
The only thing that can help London is a neutron bomb