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Sometime later, a woman by the name of Erika Benson (also known as Harness) was hired by AIM to use her son, Gilbert Benson, to collect the energies of Proteus for their own use. Before he could possess another body, Proteus was punched by Colossus who's metal body disrupted his psionic energies and effectively killing him. However, his powers soon burned out his fathers body, destroying it. While possessing his fathers body, he battled the X-men. Eventually he made it to Edinburgh and took over his father's body. Using only a fraction of his mutant powers, Proteus was able to easily defeat Storm, Wolverine and Nightcrawler. Problem was that the energies these host bodies had would soon run out (killing the host), thus Proteus needed more and more host bodies.Īlong the way he encountered the X-Men, who were hot on his trail. Using several host bodies in witch he could reside his own persona along the way.
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Proteus however managed to possess one of Madrox's clones, and escaped from Muir Island using it, heading towards his father's house in Edinburgh. who where at Muir Island at the time Although he defeated Polaris and the Multiple Man quite easily, Phoenix nearly killed him.
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After Proteus escaped confinement, he battled the X-Men members Phoenix, Madrox, the Multiple Man, and Polaris. During this time Kevin went mad because of his seeming endless suffering, getting a huge resentment against his mother and father. For this reason, Kevin's mother, Moira MacTaggert, placed him in a chamber of her own design to protect himself and others from his powers. Given the pricing, however, I do think it’s worth spending that Rs 600 more and getting the G502.When Kevin MacTaggert's mutant abilities manifested, his psionic energies burnt out his body. It’s precise and accurate and heavy gamers should have no complaints on that front. The Gladius II is an impressive gaming mouse from ASUS and you can’t go wrong with a purchase. The G502 is more expensive, but it’s also offering a lot more.
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The G502 is just as capable as the Gladius II, is more customisable and once you get used to it, you can’t live without that freewheeling scroll wheel. Here, there’s no arguing with the feature-set on offer. The sensor offers the same DPI as the Gladius II. It offers more buttons, mechanical switches, RGB lighting, tuneable weights, a freewheeling scroll-wheel and killer ergonomics. Versus the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum: The replaceable Omron switches and detachable cables also tip the balance ever so slightly in the Gladius II’s favour. Unless you know that you need 16,000 DPI and 450 IPS, the Gladius II is perfectly fine. In this comparison, I think the Gladius II sneaks ahead, but only by a hair. You also get Omron switches, though you don’t get spare ones. The Elite offers a higher resolution sensor (16,000 DPI) and a better tracking rate of 450 IPS (vs 250 on the Gladius II). Today, however, you can buy the DeathAdder Elite for Rs 5,300. While I’m biased towards the DeathAdder’s ergonomics, the model I bought cost me Rs 3,000. While the MRP is higher, the mouse can be had for Rs 5,200 and it comes with a one-year warranty.Īt this price, the mouse is competing directly with Razer’s stellar DeathAdder and Logitech’s G502.