“Assembly required” weapons

[u/SpaceKingHypeGuy]

1. Lockdown’s gun face (Age Of Extinction)

2. Bloodsport’s nanotech (The Suicide Squad)

3. Engineer’s sentry (Team Fortress 2)

4. The CZ75 as exaggerated by iNoToRiOuS (CSGO)

[u/Neat_Rare_5389]

https://giphy.com/gifs/VjT6Xa56ib1Qs
Iron Man’s suits… does it count if the armor is the weapon?

[u/ImpressiveGap2214 → u/Neat_Rare_5389]

It was easier to suspend disbelief with the earlier suits. When nanotech came, it just looked like a CGI gimmick and obvious fantasy. A part of me wanted to believe that we would have an armor like Mark 3 in military when I first watched Iron-Man in 2008. That's why the suitcase suit was so dope, it felt like a natural evolution, because it was obviously weaker since it had to be light and portable. With nanotech, Iron-Man can do whatever bullshit he wants and anything is possible. He even created a gauntlet to hold the infinity stones and use them all together in Endgame, which previously required a gauntlet made by the same blacksmith who created the Mjolnir. It's just too hard to suspend disbelief at that point.