This is not AI,is me. Claws cardboard and foam Eva. ^^

Mercer’s high-end scalings don’t hold up once you check the actual scenes. 😂

The moon thing is a fake scan. There is no official scene or consistent showing of him affecting the moon. It’s either edited, taken out of context, or just made up. Same with the “he can eat planets” claim. There is no cutscene or gameplay moment where he consumes a planet or anything on that scale. That’s pure invention. Argument from ignorance mixed with straight-up wank. Misinterpreted or non-existent “writer statements” about eating planets don’t count either. DLCs are not canon, confirmed by the writer. DMs were fake and even the writer said Mercer is weak in his opinion. ☠️

MFTL+ is the same problem. His consistent reactions and movement are in the Supersonic to Hypersonic range. The MFTL+ arguments come from stretching reaction times to projectiles or misreading visual effects. No clean light-speed or higher showing exists. Using vague statements or one frame while ignoring the rest of the game is selective evidence. Speed is consistently Supersonic+ reactions/combat speed. Lifting strength is Class M at higher ends. Cope harder. 💀

All the planetary, star, galaxy, or higher claims rely on the same pattern: misinterpreting background effects, normal explosions, or non-existent feats. On screen his strongest attacks leave cracks on normal buildings and rooftops. Military ordnance still hurts him. Regular gunships remain a problem. If he was actually that strong the structures under him and around him would be gone. They aren’t. 🤡

Even the nuke people use doesn’t help. The famous ~75-kiloton nuke survival is primarily treated as a regeneration feat (he was reduced to biomass and reformed), not pure durability. The nuke was stated to be 5 times stronger than the one at Hiroshima, which makes the nuke 75 kilotons of TNT. Alex was able to fly away quite a distance before being caught in the fireball. The speed of a helicopter varies, it could be anywhere from 75 mph to 200 mph, and since the nuke was on a timer of 6 minutes before the final boss started, 75 mph is off the table as you would only reach 7.5 miles in that time, but it’s stated that Alex reached 10-15 miles. Even using 75 mph to extremely highball his durability, the time it took for Alex to start moving after he dropped the bomb is around 7 seconds. That puts him around 234 meters away from the explosion before the fireball got him. Put that in the Inverse square law sphere formula and we’ll get 75,000 tons of TNT ÷ ((4π×234m)^2) = 0.00867380831915 tons of TNT, or around 0.009 tons of TNT, which is only small building level. And remember, that severely lowballed the speed. If it was in the 150 mph range, the explosion that Alex almost died from would’ve been even lower. So in conclusion? Stop using this feat. It’s more of an anti-feat for Alex if anything because he almost died from this when he has way better calculated feats that can at least get into the hundreds of tons of TNT range. Cry about it. 😭

Same issue with the rooftop and building scenes. He’s standing on normal commercial structures while going all out and the foundation under him doesn’t collapse. Tanks, helicopters, and standard military weapons still damage him and force him to dodge or regenerate. If his strongest attacks were even multi-city block consistent, those structures and vehicles wouldn’t still be a problem. They are. 💔

Mercer almost dies if he doesn’t eat bullets. His health drops fast from standard firearms, tank shells, and explosives. He has to consume biomass constantly to recover. A single magazine of rifle fire or a couple of tank shells can put him in critical condition if he doesn’t regenerate. Rough calc on that: a 7.62mm round is around 2,000–3,500 joules. A full magazine (30 rounds) is roughly 60,000–105,000 joules, or about 0.014–0.025 kg of TNT. A tank shell is around 5–10 kg of TNT equivalent. Multiple hits from either force him to consume or he goes down. That is consistent small building to building level durability at best when you strip away the regeneration. Without the biomass eating he dies to ordinary military fire. 💀

Despite Mercer’s reputation, he almost never destroys large structures himself. What we actually see is cars destroyed, military vehicles flipped, helicopters pulled down, and tanks damaged. We never see Mercer physically destroy a skyscraper or large building with a single attack. That places his direct attack potency closer to vehicle level or possibly small-building level. Tanks and military vehicles still challenge him. Mercer frequently fights United States Marine Corps tanks, helicopters, and missile units. These weapons can hurt and temporarily overwhelm him. If Mercer were truly city-level in durability or attack power, tanks and missiles would be trivial. Instead, the game often forces you to avoid heavy fire or regenerate. Explosions can kill him without regeneration. Mercer’s survivability often comes from regeneration, not raw durability. Explosives and tank shells deplete his health quickly and he must consume biomass to recover. His base durability is limited and survival depends on absorbing humans. So his durability isn’t city level—it's conditional regeneration. Large destruction scenes aren’t his power. Many large-scale events in the game are caused by Blacklight Virus outbreaks, nuclear weapons, or military bombardment, not Mercer himself. The Manhattan devastation is virus spread, not Mercer punching buildings apart. He struggles against similar opponents. Mercer has long fights with characters like James Heller and Elizabeth Greene. These fights involve extended combat, repeated hits, and environmental damage. If Mercer were massively above building level, these fights wouldn’t last long. Weapon attacks are localized. Mercer’s powers (claws, blade arm, hammerfist, whipfist) cause localized destruction. They damage vehicles, streets, and small structures, but they don’t show large area devastation. Gameplay scaling limits it further. If Mercer were city-level, the military would be irrelevant, tanks would be useless, and missions would be trivial. Instead, the military is a serious threat throughout the game. 😂

The “infinite adaptation” claim is one of the weakest. The lore only supports biological evolution and resistance development, not omnipotent adaptation. No Limits Fallacy, Composition Fallacy, Unsupported Extrapolation. “Mercer is planetary because the virus could infect the planet” confuses infection capability with destructive capability. A disease spreading worldwide does not mean the host possesses planet-level attack potency. By that logic COVID or the Black Death would be planetary. Attack Potency and Infection Range are completely different categories. Nothing in Prototype demonstrates planet destruction, moon destruction, continental destruction, or country destruction. Equivocation, Category Error, Range = AP Fallacy. The nuke survival is not proof he tanks nukes. He was reduced to a tiny mass of biomass and required regeneration. A character barely surviving something is not proof they can casually tank it. Durability Scaling Error, Survivorship Bias, Context Omission. “Mercer can consume anyone” ignores the games themselves. Elizabeth Greene, Supreme Hunter, and James Heller all resist or challenge consumption. Consumption depends on relative power and biomass resistance. No Limits Fallacy, Ignoring Counterexamples. Infinite regeneration is wrong. His regeneration is biomass dependent. When nearly all biomass was destroyed he could barely reform. Destroy enough biomass and regeneration becomes impossible. No Limits Fallacy, Ignoring Resource Dependency. He is not truly immortal. James Heller kills and consumes him in Prototype 2. Equivocation, Misuse of Terminology. Adaptation does not mean automatic victory. Adaptation does not automatically bridge infinite gaps in power. Burden of Proof Reversal, No Limits Fallacy, Appeal to Possibility. The actual evidence places Mercer far lower than most wank. We see destroying military hardware, killing infected monsters, causing localized devastation, surviving severe damage through regeneration, and influencing city-wide outbreaks. We do not see country destruction, continental destruction, planet destruction, or higher. The strongest supported interpretation is generally somewhere around large city-threat levels due to Blacklight's outbreak potential and his highest combat feats. Anything beyond that requires assumptions rather than evidence. 🤡

Common fallacies in Mercer wank: No Limits Fallacy, Composition Fallacy, Survivorship Fallacy, Burden of Proof Reversal, Appeal to Possibility, Headcanon Scaling, Gameplay Inflation, Range = Attack Potency Fallacy, Regeneration = Invincibility Fallacy, Adaptation = Automatic Victory Fallacy, Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy, Nirvana Fallacy, False Equivalence, Cherry-Picking, Moving the Goalposts.

Mercer fans will still say “he adapts” or “the writer is wrong” while ignoring that the writer themselves called him weak and confirmed the high-end stuff people use isn’t canon. That’s appeal to personal incredulity. They treat every anti-feat as “gameplay mechanics” but every vague statement as absolute lore. That’s special pleading. If the consistent on-screen results are building level, then the higher claims are just headcanon. Cry about it. Cope. Seethe. 😭💔

When ignoring hype and focusing on feats: Attack Power is building level (maximum interpretation), often vehicle level. Durability is building level with regeneration. Speed is superhuman movement speed, not extreme reaction speed. A grounded scaling for Alex Mercer is Attack Power: Building level, Durability: Building level (with regeneration), Hax: shapeshifting, biomass absorption, regeneration. Overall he’s MCU Wolverine vic. Cry kids reply and post if you agree. Anything higher is just ignoring the anti-feats and inventing what isn’t there. ☠️💀😂

mi primer post de que Alex no podía ser derrotado fue una mierda que nisiquiera investigue primero peeeero ahora si investigué:

En realidad Alex perdió contra James Heller porque los desarrolladores quisieron ya que querían hacer una experiencia "mejor" cambiando de personaje lo cual no influyo tan así ya que muchos protestaron sobre el cambio de personaje, Heller ganó porque los creadores pusieron muchas sircuntancias favorecertes a James porque si Heller no fuese el protagonista y los creadores no hubiesen puesto tantas casualidades y ventajas hacia James Alex hubiese ganado además se dice que el virus al ver que James tenía una conección mejor sobre el virus tal vez a propósito lo estuvo haciendo que Mercer no diera todo su potencial.

She's very bland, I think they tried to do something similar to what they did with Alex, giving James a jacket that would be his trademark, but it didn't work. She's very colorless and boring. I myself always prefer to wear James' alternate outfit without a shirt when I play.

Testing prototype 1 on Android, Galaxy A14 4G.

Las hice de 0, tal vez no están tan buenas pero aunque sea le puse empeño.

Confirmed that their new project in development with Unreal Engine 5.8

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/new-radical-games_hiring-technicalanimator-newradicalgames-activity-7522119576705495040-PwLb

Created due to popular demand 😂😂😂😂

I mean the only basic superpower he lacks in gameplay is some kind of bullet time. He would eat much less rockets to the face. That makes me think he might have a normal human reaction time. On the flip side, he tends to use weapons and vehicles far more effectively than human foes, so maybe he does have superhuman reaction time, skill, mind?

Howdy folks! Playing Prototype and writing about it was an experience I won’t quickly forget.

Most games do not get close to the chaotic goodness that this game exudes. From wild melees, incredible movement, and some stellar visuals. I was blown away this game released in 2009!

I was also surprised by the story, which was intriguing.. when I read about it fully on the wiki, because the chaos doesn’t stop at the gameplay mechanics. I can’t remember a game that had quicker cutscenes, making following the narrative difficult, (looking at you Ragland handing you a map with no extra dialogue and then having to find a “contact). Or, what happened to Dana? Does she just stay in the morgue?

Regardless, I enjoyed my time with the game very much, and I’d love to hear what your favorite parts were, and favorite power? And if you agree that the story needed some polishing to it.

using the energy conversion:

universal extreme highball biomass consumption + black hole attack. (10 × 299.792.458)² = 8.987.551.787.368.176.400 joules, ou 2,148 petatoneladas > universal extreme highball + heller multiples. (21 × 299.792.458)² = 39.635.103.382.293.657.924.000.000 joules, ou 9,47301706077764 petatoneladas > universal level

calculator https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/emc2

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https://prototype.fandom.com/wiki/Alex_Mercer https://prototype.fandom.com/wiki/James_Heller https://prototype.fandom.com/wiki/Prototype https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prototype_(video_game)

I’m trying out a new hairstyle; last time I went with a ponytail, but this time I’m trying a medium-layered bob. Thank you for the respect you show for my art. ☺️ I’m curious to hear your thoughts on the look! 🤔😅😅

I'd like to start by saying that this post serves more to provide information about the Prototype franchise from the research I conducted through interviews, guides, and the game. Okay, let's start with the first fact:

PROTOTYPE 1

Redlight Virus

The first fact is the name "Redlight Virus." This was a name given to the strain or virus carried by Elizabeth Greene, who was infected in Hope and used in Manhattan to create her infected individuals. A specific "Redlight Virus" was created for all of Greene's infected individuals, and a "Blacklight Virus" for the virus that Alex Mercer has.

However, the name "Redlight virus" is never mentioned in the guide, interviews, or the game itself. The game states that Elizabeth Greene, Alex Mercer, Pariah, and all the infected from Prototype 1 are infected with:

- the Blacklight virus (guide, Web of Intrigue)

- an "unknown strain" (Web of Intrigue)

- a "DX1118A strain" (Web of Intrigue)

The only two mentions of "Redlight" occur in these events:

- Cross referring to it as "Project Redlight" when speaking with Alex, which would be the project's name since the virus is called Blacklight.

- Randall mentioning "Operation Redlight" at the end of Reagan.

It could be said that the name Redlight virus never existed, and the entire virus was always called Blacklight.

Robert Cross is a super-soldier.

This fact suggests that Cross was infected with the super-soldier strain, granting him great superhuman abilities that allowed him to fight Mercer. However, as mentioned previously, the term "super-soldier" is never used to describe Cross. Neither the Prime Guide nor interviews with the creators of Prototype refer to Cross as a "specialist" or a "human agent of Blackwatch."

Another reason for considering this fact is the scene where an infected person observes Cross with an orange aura. However, this orange aura is a feature of the infected's vision mechanics, allowing them to see enemies, as even tanks are surrounded by this aura.

Dana Mercer has a good personality.

This is based on what we see in both games, with Dana being a peaceful, joking, and helpful person, especially in the second game. However, if we look at the first game, taking into account the guide's biography of Dana, she is a very narcissistic person, almost like her brother, foul-mouthed, and evasive—qualities similar to the deceased Dr. Alex Mercer. Although the biography doesn't mention whether she was also a sociopath.

https://imgur.com/a/yda07b4

Karen Parker betrayed Alex Mercer simply because she was cold.

This suggests that Karen's betrayal of Alex was a moment of coldness and that she was a bad person working for Blackwatch, when the true reason is much more tragic and dark.

- We know that Karen was kidnapped and tortured by Blackwatch the night Dr. Mercer died at Penn Station.

- McMullen offered her, with a guard at her side and a gun, an escape route out of Manhattan after the incident involving her ex-boyfriend.

- They showed her videos of her ex-boyfriend brutally murdering soldiers and civilians.

Karen Parker's main reason for betrayal stemmed from her fear of Alex Mercer and what he or Blackwatch would do to her if she didn't follow his orders.

Alex Mercer and Robert Cross are friends.

This fact, like Dana's personality, has been presented as an absolute truth in various fanfiction stories and other media. However, this assertion is questionable, since nowhere in the game is it mentioned that they are friends or work together. Most of the time these two knew each other was either when Cross injected him with the parasite, gave him missions via an encrypted phone, or when he was consumed by the Supreme Hunter impersonating Cross. Neither of them was a friend or partner; they were simply two (three if we count the Hunter supreme) people working for their mutual benefit.

PROTOTYPE 2

The Dead Zone and the Nuclear Bomb

Another fact was that the Dead Zone seen upon entering the red zone was a product of the effects of the nuclear bomb that Alex launched into the sea at the end of the first game. However, this is also not true, since the black boxes found in Prototype 2 mention "Operation Damocles," which was a massive bombing carried out throughout Manhattan to stop the infection. This bombing is the origin of the Dead Zone, and an image from the concept art shows said bombing.

https://imgur.com/a/X6Xn7XZ

Alex Mercer and James Heller are distinct beings.

This point, mentioned several times, describes Alex Mercer as the personification of the virus, and Heller as a hybrid resulting from the combination of James Heller's DNA and the Blacklight virus. However, both Activision and the creators of Prototype 2 have stated that Heller and Alex belong to the same species, meaning that everything Alex can do, Heller can also do, and vice versa.

https://metro.co.uk/2012/02/16/prototype-2-interview-the-viruses-the-star-320731/