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Side note: "hyper-active runner zombies" makes me think of a daycare full of little zombies running around gnawing on everything and an exasperated adult having to take the class hamster out of a little one's mouth again...

Not sure if it matters much, but does location matter? As an American, I am reading this as the POTUS (and it seems others are reading it that way based on the jokes) but something tells me there are presidents elsewhere.

@MonkeyZeus In my quick research, it seems that it should not be a concern for anyone working around electricity, but it seems that it could be an issue if someone is running a pirate radio station using some very outdated hardware. You may be able to hear the radio through your dental work.

@RLH I wonder if it could cause an electrician or someone who could work around live wires any issues.

@Tophandour Actually, "mediums" is becoming an accepted pulral form for medium when it is referring multiple communication channels (print, digital, video, etc) to differentiate it from "media" when it is used at a collective noun (the media as in the press). For more reading and examples, here is a link.

@AngeloFuchs I'm from a "city" of 10,000 people in the middle of the US where, in the summer, the corn is the tallest thing around for miles. I initially had NYC in mind for this question, but the brief research I did (looking at pretty pictures) for your and others' comments has given me a big case of wanderlust. I had not realized how prevalent sloped roofs and older (gorgeous) architecture still were is major cities around the world. Ask for one thing, wind up learning a whole lot of something else. Danke.

@AngeloFuchs For example, see Oslo, Norway; Beijing, China; Melbourne, Australia; etc. The entirety of these cities my not be as described above, but from looking at maps and images, it seems that at least newer districts are with apartment and office buildings.

@AngeloFuchs You are correct. I decided to give my imaginary city a generic name, hence: Generic City, I then gave a brief description of my city so that (hopefully) everyone would be able to envision what I was talking about. Upon looking at images of Munich and other large German cities, wow, you are very correct. Roofhopping would not work there at all. I think that has to do with how old European cities were not generally planned out. Rather than "American style metropolitan city", I think it is "metropolitan city, post urban planning".

@JaredSmith I mean no super powers, but not Steve Rodgers "no superpowers". Really really good athletes allowed.

@MontyHarder Gotcha. Thanks.

After more poking around and some of the thoughts others posted there, I am thinking that I agree with you, @Yuuki

If anyone would like to take a look at the meta post, here it is : meta.gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/11725/…

Good idea. Thank you for all of your help with this. Arqade can be a tricky horse sometimes. You too @Kaizerwolf

Ah. Again, worrying about opening the door to 21 very similar questions, would something like that eventually become a community wiki? Like they all got merged?

This is making me wonder, what is a community wiki for?

@Kaizerwolf Yeah, I rolled back and am gonna let it close. I am thinking about how to ask what I am trying to ask.

I see what your saying. I don't know if we want to open the door to 21 questions of "Who goes well with this hero?" though

Yeah, I meant to say DPS with standard attacks/abilities. Is that better?

@Kaizerwolf I feel like this question is a bit further from the original question to be an edit. Maybe I should just roll this question back so it will be closed and ask this as a new question

@Kaizerwolf I'm gonna try an edit to see what you think and if it too much of a change, I'll roll it back.

@Kaizerwolf Alright. I think I see what you are saying. In that case, I think my interest is "deals most damage with standard attacks/abilities, bonus points for ultimate synergy" but that would require some changes to your answer, I think. It may be best to delete and re-ask? Though, I don't want you to lose the rep from your answer...

@Kaizerwolf I had tired to narrow it down to taking out multiple enemies because that was my main goal in asking the question (not great pre-edit) and because it wouldn't require big changes to the answer already posted. Could you maybe clarify what you mean by "most deadly"? I think that lines up closely to what I am looking for.

@Luaan Good point. Reading all of these comments/answers, I kinda forgot that shields are a thing. That would definitely help. Especially just a light buckler as it wouldn't need to stand up to much of a beating.

Something people seem to be missing is that you wouldn't really be able to protect yourself against blade attacks with a lightsaber. It would easily cut through a sword, so if someone swings a sword at you, your only defense is dodging. If you move to block, the part in their hand would continue on its path, possibly cutting you and the part you cut off will likely continue along a similar path as well, with inertia keeping it going. So unless you're pretty well armored (an less agile), the battle would come down to who can dodge better.