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in A1 it took his suit going for a ride under the propeller of the shield carrier before it got 'run down'
then in AOU, he basically figured out the whole mark 42 problems from IM3 and was able to use the portions of the suit at will (then you have veronica essentially being a flying suit with multiple backup parts)
then the blast emitted from his suit in the end not only helped kill the vibranium bodied version of ultron.. but also helped break down the huge land mass as well as the vibranium holding it together
and my biggest gripe with this, we obviously see that there are multiple power sources on the suit
then in AOU, he basically figured out the whole mark 42 problems from IM3 and was able to use the portions of the suit at will (then you have veronica essentially being a flying suit with multiple backup parts)
then the blast emitted from his suit in the end not only helped kill the vibranium bodied version of ultron.. but also helped break down the huge land mass as well as the vibranium holding it together
I think he fixed the issues with the mark 42 for AOU, which was why he was able to call on pieces in different scenesThe biggest piece of trash Tony's used as far as suits go was the Mark 42 from IM3
As for his Civil War suit it's not weak overall, but compared to earlier models it looks kind of weak if Captain America is able to damage it with his blows. Even taking his enhanced strength into account, Iron Man has easily tanked missiles and other large scale objects with past suits. Kind of calls the durability of the suit he was using into question. Though the argument could easily be made that not all of the suits have the same durability and features. The 42 for example was made up of like a dozen smaller pieces, whereas we saw that the suit he was using in this film was one complete set.
and my biggest gripe with this, we obviously see that there are multiple power sources on the suit
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