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"I love Tony Stark, but it's hard to identify with a billionaire, right?"
I'm sorry but what a dumb answer
Tony was a billionaire sure, but I don't need to be as rich to identify with him if he's well written and everything on screen is fantastic when he's centre stage.
What about his Demon in a Bottle arc? I'm sure there's tons of former alcoholics who managed to conquer their alcoholism just like Stark, I'm sure that's relatable to them in some way.
Tony Stark pays people to do his stuff if he isn't saving the world or creating a new suit. Miles and Peter actually deal with real life issues like maintaining a job or school while also web swinging and saving the world. I honestly am not an Ironman fan.
Whaaa? Apparently Miles can't even identify with himself in this game. They don't know if he's Cuban or Puerto Rican. The more I see of this game the more it looks like and 8.5/10. All the 9's and 10's are str8 cap!
Batman is a billionaire too, but I don’t think it’s hard identifying with him because he’s not a rich asshole like Tony
Identifying with a character is overrated to begin with, but anyway this opinion is stupid, you connect with the feelings people have not their status, happiness sadness pride grief, to connect with someone based SOLELY on their social status is naive to say the least!