Brute.It's also just a really bad habit to get into to let attacks hit you in the face when they could be blocked. Given the vast array of things that she fights, just assuming that her divine durability will protect her is kinda dumb.
The things that can hurt her through her armor, as evidenced over fifty plus years of hanging around Man's World, are pretty few, and that's why she has the bracelets.
Besides, their primary job is law enforcement, so to speak, not war.
The mindset you foster in your LEOs matters.
The Justice League may have been a little lax on security and professionalism, but people need to worry about going too far in the other direction.
There are reasons why everyone is not rocking chameleon stealth-enhanced powersuits with full atmospheric filtration, multispectral sensors systems and rocket boosters that can break Mach 5 in atmosphere.
It's not like Kal-El doesn't have access to the technology.
Oh certainly, this is a Good Thing.I love the idea of Greek gods modernizing and 'getting with the times'.
I wouldn't be particularly fussed at the idea that OL/Kord/Sephitian made a suit that could do things that Hephaestus never bothered to figure out.
Enhances her flying speed, maybe, or something else.
But the idea that a god of Craft, with thousands of years of experience in making armor, was commissioned to make protective armor for a divine champion.
And then made something that was improved on by a bunch of mortals in a couple months? Rubs me the wrong way.
Especially given that the initial threat environment for Greek demigods included shit like magical piercing weapons, contact poisons, gases, energy weapons, magic and more.
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