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Machine vs Machine.

One uses humans as batteries, while the other wants to exterminate them.

Each side has their respective forces.

Which side wins in the battle for machine supremacy?

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This has been done a couple times..........Skynet murcs.

Haven't seen any of the same threads...

On initial thoughts, I would go with the Matrix Sentinels.

Skynet

Skynet

Matrix

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
..... Originally posted by AngryManatee
Skynet Originally posted by Kazenji
Skynet Originally posted by Utrigita
Matrix Well, this thread is a hive of intelligent conversation, isn't it?

Originally posted by The Grey Fox
Well, this thread is a hive of intelligent conversation, isn't it?

The topic's been argued on a couple other threads. Don't feel like restating any drawn out explanations.

A sentient machine...Vs a program that designed and created all machines...hmm.

Skynet couldn't theoretically operate outside the real world anyway.

Conclusion: Stop using the Matrix you idiots.

-AC

^ What?

He is saying that any versus fight that happens inside the Matrix or involving the Matrix is bogus.

I think.

^ Um ok. But it's not happening inside the matrix. OP stated Machines vs Machines, implying the Sentinels in Matrix vs Skynet Terminators.

Snafu, could you clarify by what you mean?

But how can it be the Matrix outside the Matrix?

The Machines that attacked Zion, not the agents inside the matrix.

Doesnt matter. The Matrix is the Matrix. Outside the Matrix is is just another windows vista.

It's either the machines from The Matrix series, or it's nothing.

The Matrix isn't a corporeal thing capable of fighting. Skynet is a computer system within the world, The Matrix IS the world, that's the point.

It's like saying "God Vs a Person".

-AC

The matrix.

The humans were actually able to destroy Skynet. Where as the Matrix machines were unopposed. Even with the aid of Jesus Christ the humans never conquered the Matrix.

The humans were able to destroy skynet?

That's news to me. Did this happen in a comic or something?

But how can they destroy Skynet complety the program will just keep escaping into satalites which it has made or wherever else.

You can't really take into account whether humans defeated one or the other. The people that were fighting in the matrix world seemed like pussies by comparison to the tech-com resistance.

Originally posted by NonSensi-Klown
The humans were able to destroy skynet?

That's news to me. Did this happen in a comic or something?

I guess they didn't destroy Skynet entirely, but the humans had Skynet on it's knee's. That's why Skynet sent Arnold back in time to destroy Sarah Conner.

I'm talking about the MACHINES in the REAL WORLD of the Matrix movie.

As in the millions of machines that attacked Zion in Matrix Revolutions and they were about to wipe out all the unplugged humans. Does this ring a bell to anyone?

Those machines were in fact real, and not connected to the Matrix, or inside the Matrix.

Originally posted by Placidity
I'm talking about the MACHINES in the REAL WORLD of the Matrix movie.

As in the millions of machines that attacked Zion in Matrix Revolutions and they were about to wipe out all the unplugged humans. Does this ring a bell to anyone?

Those machines were in fact real, and not connected to the Matrix, or inside the Matrix.

yeah, that's what i was talking about too. I think everyone got that

I'd say the Sentinels then on account of them being some fast mother ****ers.

Originally posted by ragesRemorse
I guess they didn't destroy Skynet entirely, but the humans had Skynet on it's knee's. That's why Skynet sent Arnold back in time to destroy Sarah Conner.

In Terminator 2: Infinity the resistance ends up defeating skynets main base in it but of course skynet itself manages to escape to some bunker.

Not in the movies?

Nope, Terminator 2: Infinity is a comic but still its a good series and fits into the movies.

Skynet wins.

Yeah not only did Skynet escape, but didn't it also set a lot of its combat units to "autonomous mode" in the process?