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Well, Logan regains 8% of his health with his healing factor. Which really isn't much
 However, a few thing can be done to cripple this move a little (in order to preserve the balance). The healing factor can take longer, or, perhaps it should require Level 2 to be used. And if your calling me a "dumb cow" for putting in this move, well, perhaps you should re-think that statement :biggrin: Wolverine's mutant power is the Healing Factor. Its not his claws. In my opinion (being a loyal Marvel fan) there is no point in having Wolverine if he can't use his powers (just like there is no point in having Cyclops if he can't use his optic blast). Healing factor is here to stay. 100% on that. |
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