Wolverine vs. Spider-Man

Started by Sixth_Winged1,019 pages
Originally posted by Creshosk
Ditto. And I was pointing out he said that Spiderman and the kid were there, he did not say that Wolverine was there.

I was mainly pointing out his statement regarding the implied distance and the time it take to catch up with them.

He was in there long enough for the webbing to be weak enough to push out of. I'm not sure how long that would take. I don't know the full science of the webbing, but I do know that it wouldn't be easy to get out of immediately, and Wolverine would know he'd have to wait.

so wolverine got out of the webbing because it was dissolving in spite of...

riiiiight whatever 🙄

Originally posted by Creshosk
I'm going to take a wild stab in the dark. . . but. .

You've never riden on a bus. . . and you've never been to new york. . . and you've never ridden a bus in new york. . .

Of course that only applies if you were serious.

Yes i have(holidays with my relatives).But no, not more times to know about their propensity to overspeed. Though if i might say, it take heck of speeding feat for him to close that distance.

Originally posted by Sixth_Winged
I was mainly pointing out his statement regarding the implied distance and the time it take to catch up with them.
So Wolverine rode a bus, but it had to over speed to keep within the timeframe...

Hmm... Seem like you're grasping at straws. So instead of time spent in the bus it was time spent in the webs. . .

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
He was in there long enough for the webbing to be weak enough to push out of. I'm not sure how long that would take. I don't know the full science of the webbing, but I do know that it wouldn't be easy to get out of immediately, and Wolverine would know he'd have to wait.
you mean that the webbing hardens rigid, with no elasticity at all?

Wow, that's different from all of the webbing I've seen. . . Like when he catches someone it acts like a slightly stretchy mesh rather than them going splat.

Originally posted by Sixth_Winged
Yes i have(holidays with my relatives).But no, not more times to know about their propensity to overspeed. Though if i might say, it take heck of speeding feat for him to close that distance.
And even more if he was in the web until it started to disolve.

You can ssee the damage on the time frame.

2 hrs in the web, and then another 2hrs+ or so in the bus...

as opposed to a few minutes in the webs and then the bus time?

Originally posted by jinzin
so wolverine got out of the webbing because it was dissolving in spite of...

Dude. For something to dissolve, it will deteriorate slowly. Therefore, if something is going to at one point be completely gone, it has to start unless it is going to disintegrate within seconds, or just explode. Spier-Man's webbing does niether. So, it's going to weaken over time. Also, there is no proof whatsoever that you have given that Wolverine broke it instantaneously.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Soo...

Can wolverine take a hulk punch as you just implied? 😖hifty:

Yeah...he has a healing factor?

Originally posted by Creshosk
When has hulk ever. . . dude. "Hulk smash" ewhen has he not pnched with the intent of going through or absolutly demolishing what he's punching.?

Originally posted by Creshosk
Ad hoc et tu e quotee?

Low end showings? How about "Daredevil could do it to an enhanced by the symbiote Spidey, so Wolverine could do it to the upgraded spidey"

Not should, will. Big difference.

So low end showings for the Hulk are okay (Hulk has knocked Wolverine down multiple times, but you always seem to go by the examples where Wolverine hasn't been knocked out by the Hulk). The Hulk not being able to knock out Wolverine is a low end showing for Hulk.

You also use low end showings for Spider-Man too...you know, him fighting like a retard against Wolverine is a low end showing because, well, he doesn't fight like a retard in his other fights.

But when low end showings are used with Wolverine, it suddenly is wrong? 🤨

Originally posted by Creshosk
Sure why not? What does that have to do with anything?

If the event had happened more than once it might be a credible argument. . .

what's the next number in the pattern?

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, what? 7?! it was -45328907 fool!

*sigh*

By your definition, all battles in FORUMS should go like they are in comics.

So...

With your logic, Superman couldn't defeat Batman because he hasn't done it before. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Flash couldn't speedblitz Captain Cold because he never does it in comics. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Wolverine can't use his martial art skills against some guys. He has never done so in comics. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Firelord can't vaporize Spider-Man with one thought because he has never done so in before. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Spider-Man can't use more webbing against Wolverine because he has never done it before. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

I could continue forever.

Your logic, however isn't applied on forums because characters can use all the means available here if they want to. So Superman can take out Batman from range to avoid kryptonite because nothing stops him from doing it, Flash can speedblitz because nothing stops him from doing it, Spider-Man can hit Wolverine wherever he wants to because nothing stops him from doing it, etc.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Yup. And I've seen spiderman giving it his all against wolverine before too.

Giving it his all in punching Wolverine's skull, yeah you are right there. Not giving it his all in techniques, fighting skills and even the use of webbing.

Originally posted by Creshosk
another ASS out of u me friend eh?

or he could pull out his anti-punisher spray that he's never had before. . .

🙄

I'll wait until you can write something that can actually be answered to...

Originally posted by Creshosk
Namor. Watch I even got you to rant about it later on, even after saying that it was foolish. But in your bitterness about how the fight with namor went down you ignored the fact that I had agreed with you.

The opposite of how you expect them to be you mean.

My favorite character is Jubilee... And yes, at least you admitred to being bitter about Namor.

Que rant:

Yup bitter.

Yeah, I already admitted that I was bitter about my favorite character acting like a retard against Wolverine...whats your point?

Originally posted by Creshosk
And even more if he was in the web until it started to disolve.

You can ssee the damage on the time frame.

2 hrs in the web, and then another 2hrs+ or so in the bus...

as opposed to a few minutes in the webs and then the bus time?

Well let's see the timeframe then

-kid blast logan and spidey webbed him, then they webswinged away
-1st page, where logan was stuck wandering how long it will take to dissolve and reminscing how it happened.
-Wolverine manages to free himself -Spider-man and the kid just arrived, started their conversation and Peter sees his dad's corpse.
-Wolverine was still seen on the bus
-Spider-man just finished their conversation with the kid and got blasted
-Wolverine arrived and out comes spidey smashing through the front door.

Don't tell me the dialogue between Spider-man and the kid took that long for Wolverine to arrive in the nick of time to see Spider-man got shot right through the door.

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
Dude. For something to dissolve, it will deteriorate slowly. Therefore, if something is going to at one point be completely gone, it has to start unless it is going to disintegrate within seconds, or just explode. Spier-Man's webbing does niether. So, it's going to weaken over time. Also, there is no proof whatsoever that you have given that Wolverine broke it instantaneously.
You haven't given any proof that it took the full two hours.

And yeah, the webs weren't budging beyond their usual elasticity.

*points to scan*

I never said two hours either. I just said that Wolverine would have to wait a little bit to break them.

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
I never said two hours either. I just said that Wolverine would have to wait a little bit to break them.
He didn't break the webbing. He SLASHED them. How long would that take?

He had to break some to budge free first. Pay attention.

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
Yeah...he has a healing factor?
Okay good.

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
So low end showings for the Hulk are okay (Hulk has knocked Wolverine down multiple times, but you always seem to go by the examples where Wolverine hasn't been knocked out by the Hulk). The Hulk not being able to knock out Wolverine is a low end showing for Hulk.
Or you know not cause Wolverine isn't that easy to knock out outside of plot circumstances. . .

And what happens the majortiy of the time?

Oh yeah, forgot that part of the equation didn't you?

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
You also use low end showings for Spider-Man too...you know, him fighting like a retard against Wolverine is a low end showing because, well, he doesn't fight like a retard in his other fights.
But hey, it's consistant, which as we know dictates plausability. Well at least as far as logic and science go. after all if you drop a penny fifty times and it floats once, why would you assume its going to float again?

Why would you establish that as the norm?

Oh that's right cause it was cool and therefore your favorite.

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
But when low end showings are used with Wolverine, it suddenly is wrong? 🤨
Consistency. 😉

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
*sigh*
Well hey you get to pick based on what you like rather than going with what happens most of the time?

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
By your definition, all battles in FORUMS should go like they are in comics.
following the alterations dictated by the rules of the forum.

As in Spiderman versus Wolverine don't expect either of them to shoot energy at each other. unless specified that they do so.

Cause hey I'm debating Spiderman versus Wolverine, Not Spiderman with a fighting skill higher than 4 versues Wolverine with a fighting skill of 4. Unless spcified. . . which it wasn't.

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
So...

With your logic, Superman couldn't defeat Batman because he hasn't done it before.He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Flash couldn't speedblitz Captain Cold because he never does it in comics. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Wolverine can't use his martial art skills against some guys. He has never done so in comics. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Firelord can't vaporize Spider-Man with one thought because he has never done so in before. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

Spider-Man can't use more webbing against Wolverine because he has never done it before. He has all the means to do so, but he can't because he hasn't never done it in these particular instances, so it's not legible.

I could continue forever.

Oh oh ! I know this one! I know this one!

Itz the strawman. 😄 Exagerating the opponents argument, thus creating a new argument that you attack and counter. . . problem is it leave my actual arguments completely untouched. 🙂

You could continue forever, of course it'd be a wate of both of our times since that's not the argument I made. 🙂

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
Your logic,
Your axagerations of my logic you mean.. . so really its your own logic. 😉

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
however isn't applied on forums because characters can use all the means available here if they want to. So Superman can take out Batman from range to avoid kryptonite because nothing stops him from doing it, Flash can speedblitz because nothing stops him from doing it, Spider-Man can hit Wolverine wherever he wants to because nothing stops him from doing it, etc.
Yup, "Unless otherwise specified"

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
Giving it his all in punching Wolverine's skull, yeah you are right there. Not giving it his all in techniques, fighting skills and even the use of webbing.
Unless he doesn't have said techniques, why would he suddenly develop said techniques?

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
I'll wait until you can write something that can actually be answered to...
meaning you are completely incapable of responding to what I do write, so rather than admit your inability to respond to what I actually give you you are going to blame me, because you don't like what I'm saying, it must therefore be bad.

That's about as big a cop out as "It was PIS, he was jobbing, or I don't like it."

Originally posted by DarkCrawler
Yeah, I already admitted that I was bitter about my favorite character acting like a retard against Wolverine...whats your point?
So would you admit that this bitterness might be tainting your veiws? 😖hifty:

Cause the way you went off on me for agreeing with you certainly makes it seem you see things that aren't there. 😉

creshok we got off to a bad start on here but all id forgotten ok teammate, but spidey can take him worly will get nocked out adventually with spideys strength

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
I never said two hours either.
Oh I'm sorry I thought you knew how long it takes for the webbing to dissovle. Cause sixth winged said it was common knowledge...

I guess you both got it wrong huh?

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
I just said that Wolverine would have to wait a little bit to break them.
Until they started to disolve right? How long exactly? 😖hifty:

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
He had to break some to budge free first. Pay attention.
Don't tell people to pay attention when you're the one that's not.

He never had to break anything, the elasticity of the webbing allowed him to budge.

Originally posted by AJ4LIFE
creshok we got off to a bad start on here but all id forgotten ok teammate, but spidey can take him worly will get nocked out adventually with spideys strength
I don't see how you can make such a claim.

He hasn't done it before, despite trying.

He's really wailed on Wolverine before. and He didn't knock him out.

and no one has explained where this magical abiltiy to acheive what he has failed to do is coming from.

Spiderman has tried to knock wolverine out.

"Most people would be wonder jell-o by now"

and failed

"I can't get him to stop smiling"

despite trying really hard

"I give it everything I've got"

So why can he suddenly do what he couldn't before?

When did he gain the ability to fly, or shoot lasers from his eyes or other ridiculous scenerio that's equally valid in comparison?

Originally posted by Thunderstrike
He had to break some to budge free first. Pay attention.
Why did he have to. I saw enough slack for him to slash away without any webbing breaking. He was able to extend his claws wasn't he? There's a scan. And there's your assumptions.
I'd go with the scans.

Creshok, I already went over this.

If something dissolves, it doesn't just poof.

For Wolverine to get the webbing to move at all, he would have to wait until it got weaker.

Would it take two hours for the elasticity and stickyness, and other elements of the webbing to weaken enough for Wolverine to break free? No, because it will get weaker gradually until the two hours is up.