better tracker vs Wolverine keen senses vs Quinlan psychometry
this is a tracking v.s. who is better tracker. vs
if you object to wolverine being out of universe then pick a SW character with tracking and super keen senses for tracking
Wolverine many powers is super keen senses. his sense of smell is comparable to a bloodhound and can track targets based on scent. he can also smell invisible and shape shifters and knows when he is about to be attacked. he also has keen hearing.
quinlan vos has standard jedi powers and also psychometry. like wolverine he can track, only he uses psychometry to do so.
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better tracker - wolverine smell and hearing vs quinlan vos psychometry.
Vox could track even without psychometry, Force Sense abilities would grant a Jedi as being able to feel the presence of living things and track them over long distances. They can hear even the quiet hum of a Remote from halfway across the Jedi Temple and their eyesight can become greater than Macrobinoculars.
With Pyschometry that just furthers aid Vos in tracking.
Just because it's not shown, doesn't mean they can't be, especially when Force Sense is a basic ability that every Force User has and they can sense people/things and the like and Obi-Wan has shown to do these things as Ben. They won't be as good as those who specialize in tracking and the like, but they'll still be able to track stuff regardless.
But I'm done here anyway and have given my opinion where I go for Vos. Though tbh this is kinda a weak thread and really shouldn't be a VS.
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Last edited by Zenwolf on Oct 5th, 2015 at 04:50 PM
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I say Vos even if comic book logic is... You know the deal...
Vos is in the greatest master of this power but he is not the best within my eyes...
Revan is a good tracker too.. AND I'M NOT TROLLING HERE !!!
Literaly the dude is good at everything... Even making cookies !!! (O.K this one was lame....)
better tracker vs Wolverine keen senses vs Quinlan psychometry
Oct 5th, 2015 03:52 PM
