Other than allowing characters to pick up and carry objects, what is the point of it? How does this whole +22 damage with walls thing work?

If you have someone with Super Strength but not the required 3 damage to break a wall, they could break an adjacent wall. Example: Nico from HoT could give herself SS and then break down an adjacent wall.

Basically, say you have a character with just a 1 or 2 damage with super strength - that's still a 1 or 2 for normal attacks against characters, but when attacking terrain they get a +2 to their damage, thus allowing them to break the terrain (since doing so requires a 3 or higher damage).

Ok. Well since like 90%it of characters with super strength have high damage this is about worthless..

According to the units section there are 526 figures that have super strength with a damage value of 2 or less on the same click.

That's out of 802 characters that have super strength.

That's not including special powers.

It's one of the few lesser uses of a power that I don't think I've ever actually seen used. But, it's nice to have there. It's one of the things that often gets overlooked like throwing objects with super strength, or taking knockback intentionally with combat reflexes.... but this is one that I haven't seen used yet, in all my years of playing.

+22 damage?,... your going down WALL!!!, lol

He is trying to punch a whole throw the prisons 3 squares of blocking and 2 walls.

+22 damage???,,, prison break!!!!!

Of course I did find one character that cannot utilize the bonus to even destroy a wall...

Ultron-13 has 1 click where he has 0 damage.

Suppose you could perplex his damage. I mean, you never know, maybe that wall had it coming.