I know it's a trivial complaint, but despite how much I

The new helmet is so much better.

>>80911122
I don't know how far along you are and I don't want to give anything away. but when he uses it it's primarily because he was leaving from his place.

>>80911122
The costume is padding and light armor, like the stuff Fisk had. He has a reason for all of it but the horns.

>>80911626
You know he's not talking about that.

He saying that if he wants to fight crime or fight a danger, he either needs to go home and change, then return, or just find a silly suit, just so he can cover his identity.

>>80911626
His complaint is the way the show glosses over the "he has to walk all the way back home to change if he hears trouble" passage of time, not the usefulness of the armor itself.

>>80911122
Eh, for me that's just one of the things you get past in order to watch a superhero type series. Though I imagine he mostly does just specifically go out on patrol at night, rather than just fighting crime when he happens to see it. I haven't started season 2 though.

>In fact, unless you're committing crime sometime in the night while Matt's decided to go on patrol, you're not going to see Daredevil.
That would be true anyway, most petty crime in the city won't involve DD turning up. The thing about crime is, there's a lot of it.

>>80911122
I wonder if they give him anything to make his eyes not move or if that's just Cox

>>80911808

Exactly. I get that the armor is useful, that part is just fine with me.

It's just not super effective for a street level hero, and this is really the only time we've seen a street level hero in the MCU.

>>80911847
With a little bit of training it's easy to make your eyes stay the same or just stop moving them completely.

Eh, MCU Daredevil's not really the type of hero who overhears a situation in his civilian attire and jumps at the call, anyway. At night he patrols for crimes and investigates crimes he heard about during the day, that's about it.

Now, if Spider-Man or Superman had this sort of costume that was impossible to wear under their clothes, I'd agree. Jumping into danger the moment they hear it is a staple of those characters, and a suit that hinders that wouldn't work for them.

>>80912440
I think he's talking about his pupils not responding to light

>>80912911
thats relatively easy to do by rotoscoping (?) the eye and freezing that portion of the frame. they have a slight delay after the light flashes before the pupils react

>>80912911
Oh, never noticed that. Yep that's a small eyedrop you put. It's simple again.

>>80912727
This was my thought too. He puts on the suit when he needs to go work. He's not the change in the phone booth type of hero.

>>80913183
Also, Hell's kitchen is just 10 blocks, he's never *TOO* far away.