@joshua_j28051 In Logan the powers that be had been putting additives in the global food supply that combats the X gene. As a result no new mutants were being born Logan's healing factor had been diminishing over time to the point the adamantium poisoning started killing him. Source: The film
@SilEstAureum@crimson_iii@HubPointless I think that's why they didn't go back and novelize the other campaigns. I don't even hate all of it, there are charming parts with chief's internal dialogue like finding a health pack after a long stretch.
@crimson_iii@HubPointless All the original story content was great, but it's a slog to read through very literal play by play narration of campaign gameplay. It's straight up shit like "the non-com threw a frag grenade up on to the hill, killing two enemies before proceeding to the path on the left"
@SuccyBankz It's enchanted. Those who are worthy can wield it and access the power of Thor. For Thor it's already his power and the hammer originally assists him in channeling it as he wasn't able to do so himself as seen in the first movie and explained by Odin in Ragnarok
@Heartfelt_lnz Best one was one of the Ninja Turtles cartoons did a crossover with earlier versions and they did this joke because Rob Paulsen played Donatello in the (then) current series and he played Raphael in the 80's cartoon. Joke worked great especially considering the character dynamic