Originally posted by Alfheim
IM NOT BLOODY ARGUING THAT HE WONT HAVE HIS CLAWS OUT!!!!IM ARGUING THAT HE DIDNT HE GET OUT!!!
IM ARGUING THAT HE WAS STRUGGLING!!!!!! LOOK!!!
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=9076822
HES GOING UNGHHHH AND ARGGGHH!!! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!!
🤨 Do you even understand WHY he's grunting?
It might having something to do with the fact that he was STABBING HIMSELF IN THE HEAD to get his claws out in the first place.. And what did I say? AFTER THE CLAWS WERE OUT. AFTER THEY WERE OUT means AFTER HE WAS DONE STABBING HIMSELF IN THE FRIGGIN HEAD....
What happened then? HE GOT OUT.. NO STRGGLING.. he just got out.. 😐
BTW: I don't think the love of God is going to help your comprhension problems. 😬
Originally posted by Alfheim
Well ok that but that doesnt change anything. Sure in other cases he got out of the webbing but again if there is even more hes not getting out. There is a limit to how much webbing he can dodge or manage.
It's like the wheels aren't turning fast enough upstairs for you.. He got out in other instances because he reacted too fast for Spiderman to web him up "even more".. Wolverine's gotten out of webbingwhile closing the gap on Spidey still shooting the webbing out.. Spiderman can't encase him in webbingif Wolvie doesn't give him the chance.
Originally posted by Alfheim
Lets draw an analogy. Solo is seen fighting Wolverine on various ocassions he has a gun that fires a spary of 10 bullets for the sake of argument. In each incident Wolverine manages to dodge most of them but not all. My point is that if Solo then decides to increase the spary to something like a 1000 theres no way hes dodging them all.
That's only under the assumption that Wolverine's not fast enough to dodge ten bullets when there's multitudes of evidence to support that he can, AND that he can dodge/evade even 1,000.
The reason why that analogy is debunked is because as with the bullets, the webbing scenarios you people are making are making it under the assumption that Wolverine can't close the gap before he gets encased in webbing, which like the bullet analogy is proven wrong when you look at the feats that clearly show that he can.
Originally posted by Alfheim
This is a similar thing to the Spiderman example, Spiderman has webbed him up, Wolverine has got out but the amount of webbing is small in comparison to how much he can actually unleash, so therefore we can conlude is the webbing is unleashed at full force in a wide arc hes not getting out. Maybe he will maybe he wont but in an arena setting its going to be even hard because there are no obstacles that will block the webbing.
How much he can unleash? How do you know? You don't, you're running off of pure speculation...
One might be able to argue that Spiderman could unleash more webbing faster, but one could easily argue the only reason it looks like he isn't is because Wolverine's drilling in to him too fast..
The Iron man example? We don't even get a clear timeframe under which that took place.
The only way that you can "conclude" anything about Wolverine and Spiderman in regards to your webbing scenario is if you rob Wolveirne of his feats while giving Spiderman the benefit of the doubt which is EXACTLY what you're doing here.