The Rukuz didnt ask for your opinion on the structure of The Rukuz' english.
Make a comment on the kind of player The Rukuz. Just curious since you seem soo equiped to make those type of statments off just glancing at teams that are posted so just waiting for your opinion what type of player The Rukuz is so The Rukuz can get on with life....
As to the thread starter..The team you posted has major flaws as tchipley pointed out ever so kindly.
Now to properly back up NGN Supes The Rukuz suggests useing
NGN Supes 211 + icwo + unstopable
R. J.Grey 31
E.Dr. Midnight 43 + icwo

300 even now its not a plow thru team and is very weak against Vet Icons Supes but it would be pretty more effective then hooker bomb supes with aim support

A tactical nuclear strike is weak against Vet Icons Supes.

That being said, NGN Supes is an awesome piece to play, but don't get too hung up on utility that you put all your eggs in one basket.

The biggest flaw to NGN Supes is that after he either crit misses or is forced to push off of that HSS click, he really has one heck of a glass jaw.

Instead of the V AIM Medic, why not use Rookie Dr. Mid-Nite? For only 7 more points, you get full dial stealth, two clicks of two damage, so the good doctor can actually defend himself, en extra click of life, and higher overall movement, attack, and defense.

That puts your team at 235 points.

Now, by himself (because we're assuming Superman is dead by this point, and wasn't able to take out your opponent's team single-handedly), Dr. Mid-Nite might as well be made of tissue paper against some of the opponents he might face in a 300-point game (keep in mind, Black Adam doesn't CARE about Superman's team ability because he has no range anyway). Even with three Con Artists to perplex him, the doctor isn't going to be able to bat clean-up once Superman goes down. (Superman WILL go down. I've played him once where he didn't, and it involved chasing Shazam around in circles on the CD map.)

Instead of the Con Artists to perplex Superman, it might be a better idea to spend your extra 65 points on a decent secondary attacker. Now, I've always favored putting Batman on a team with NGN Superman, and of that's the way you want to go, you go go with the Starter Set Batman for 47 points, bringing your total up to 282 points, and leaving you with 18 points for feats.

Personally, I'd go all out and put Veteran Azreal on the team for 65 points. A nice rounded dial chock-full of powers that will help you in the later stages of the game.

To summarize, my two NGN Superman team recommendations.

NGN Superman - 211
+ Protected - 8
R Dr. Mid-Nite - 24
E Starter Batman - 47
+ Swingline - 10
-OR-
+ Armor Piercing - 10

- 300 Points

NGN Superman - 211
R Dr. Mid-Nite - 24
V Azrael - 65

- 300 Points

tchipley pointed out the rules problems with your strategy - I've seen people at large tournaments try the same thing, though. I don't know how many times I've seen Haymaker on KC Flash, which is a total waste of points.

Here's my favorite NGN Supes team:
NGN Supes w/ICWO
E Batman (Icons starter) w/ICWO
E Robin (Icons Starter)

It's theme appropriate, a ton of fun, and quite competitive.

Be warned, though, that when the Danger Room rules come out, ranged HSS characters will take a beating.

I like this team for the very reasons you mentioned. It has some Outwit (Batman) and a half-decent tie-up piece (Robin) and a decent big gun (Superman). What's not to like?

Ok, its not an overly competitive team but I think a good player would win more than lose That's the kind of game I can respect.

Thank you this is well said.

Something I have been made painfully aware of lately is that the new players don't know what's cheese yet and they tend to naturally discover that the Supermans are awesome and Perplex and support is awesome.

So my first thing I say is "Congratulations, you have good instincts and you know what is technically proficient. I like facing opponents who know at least the basic rules and you sir know them. Kudos."

Now my advice is to ween yourself onto something not AS hard hitting. Maybe teams that are healthy in Spider-men or something like concentrating on all one set. Like build me an all Mutant Mayhem team. If you can make that dog hunt that'll be a good step in your development.

Welcome to the boards and the game.

Not quite. Haymaker and Exploit Weakness don't work together, as they're both close combat actions. Still, you could throw two more perplexers in there for the 11 and then you don't need to push or reduce your attack