Every time Tony Stark learned from his mistakes

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[Watercooledguy]

"Lost to a guy on steroids with a salad plate" I FUCKIN LOST IT! LMFAO

[MusicLover-myfo]

The fact that Tony took three of these mistakes from his life and added as a precautionary measure in Peter's suit after one month of knowing him just showed how much he really cared about him.

[unnamedvisitor]

I love that Tony was impressed that his own improvement took a lightning bolt without failing him

[Viktoria_The_Chaos_Bird]

"Lost to a guy on steroids with a salad plate" pure comedy gold 🤣

Edit: Holy shit likes-
Edit 2: Apparently there's a war in the comments

[thedarkknightdeltakx-]

"Lost to a guy on steroid with his salad plate" this had me laughing to the core 🤣🤣🤣

[shanshansan]

"I nearly died twice in space."
"My army wasn't strong enough."
"I lost someone to a high fall."
*"Tennessee's weather sucks."*

[gooseharbinger]

Tony really heard the “fool me once” quote and decided he was never gonna lose a rematch

[AceFace]

I really appreciate that the second Iron legion were no longer suits. Them being suits was their main problem, since that forced them to be hollow and lighter, allowing for less durability and space for computing software. Him making them fully robotic completely solved that problem

[manjunadhbhavaraju]

"lost to a guy on steroids with a salad plate " kept me dying

[bakilaki]

Everyone is talking about how amazing stark is and how he was beautifully written. No one is talking about the "Lost to a guy on steroids with a salad plate"

[realwaifus]

Two points that were missed here: In Age Od Ultron the Hulkbuster’s repulsers weren’t powerful enough to keep the Hulk at bay forcing him to fight hand to hand, so in Infinity War his nanotech suit has significantly more ranged firepower to keep enemies like Coal Obsidian away. And in relation to Rodey falling, Tony’s flight systems weren’t fast enough to catch him so in Infinity War he upgraded them to have a higher top speed. Because Tony learns from his mistakes.

[Bubbelebutt]

Always loved how smart any AI made by Tony was. Even Friday was, 5:40 when antman was inside his suit, tony just goes "Friday!?", all panicked. Friday is smart enough to recognize that, figure out why he is distressed, and then come up with her own solution and apply it since tony was too panicked to think on the fly. Imagine if ChatGPT was that smart...

[thereptilianwolflobo]

I love how Tony made the whole power absorption mechanic as more of a safety precaution at first, but after Thor shocked him with that bolt in Avengers 1 and accidentally powered up the suit, Tony basically said "let's make this bug into a feature" and made a conduit specifically for Thor on the suit's back

[combustiblefire]

This really goes to show that genius isn't about knowing everything, it's about learning and adapting

[pbear]

Another great improvement was in Iron Man 2 with the final fight Tony takes down a whole crowd of the army drones by using that high powered laser and he tells Roadie "It's too bad I could only use it once." Then by the first Avengers movie he's using the same laser to weld metal together and take down those flying aliens. I always thought that part was well done, where he found a way to use his dad's age old technology and adapt it to the modern day.

[CosmicVR.OFFICIAL]

7:56 "lost to a guy on steroids with a salad plate" BRO THAT IS THE MOST TRUEST THING IVE HEARD TODAY

[Nobody]

Back when character development was a crucial point of the plot. Tony was a genius, and geniuses don't tolerate failures.

[orealz]

Stark was the embodiment of _"Know your limits, but don't limit yourself"_

[glowhoo]

I really like the one with cap.

Tony realized that no matter how advanced his armor is, if he gets in close quarters, someone like cap, who can react faster, hit harder, take more punishment, and has hand to hand knowledge will always beat him. Friday outright says that Tony can’t beat Steve hand to hand.
So to fix this he gives himself melee weapons and upgrades that let him trap an opponents arms or legs, allowing him to fight back should his enemies close in.

And close quarters has always been something he’s struggled with until then. Every time an enemy gets close enough to put their hands on him, he’s at a disadvantage and usually has to rely on his repulsors to knock them back so he can fire at them.

[TheNewRobin]

Okay this was a great fucking video. No bullshit “HEY what’s going on guys?!” intro, no commentary throughout, no ad breaks. Just straight to the point. And it was actually very cool to see, I never noticed the growth in Tony’s weaponry in this way. 10/10 bro.