Originally posted by masterbruceWhich goes contrary to the feats in the comics. AS was said the martial artists can still pull off comparable speed feats.
yeah i get what you're saying but Spiderman's attributes are above what training can possibly getregular man (prebitten Parker): 5
peak man (batman): 20
meta-man (Parker after bite): 30
And how do we know what we know from comics if we discard what happens in comics?
Originally posted by Creshosk
That's kind of what I meant by
"it doesn't cover as much surface area either. and a greater ratio of force to surface area"But you've still got a greater wind resistence cutting down on the speed of the object in question.
I still think that Spiderman's fist does more damage than being hit by a car... But maybe my relying on physics is keeping me from seeing how spiderman would even beable to pull a car out of his ass in the first place.
with real life physics, spiderman's punch would be more damaging
technically, his punch would crush and liquify most skulls in real life...but that's obviously not the case in comics
Originally posted by SoljerSure we could go there... Want to go over what happened in the Harry potter versus captain america thread?
Don't insult my intelligence. You don't want to go there with me.You're the one that, apparently, can't remember Mechanics 101.
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I haven't been forgetting anything.
Originally posted by masterbruceHave you thrown a piece of paper before?
being hit by something 2 tons thrown by 10 ton force is greater than being hit be just 10 ton force.
Originally posted by masterbrucewell most of the time he holds back, except for when things like inner monolouge or on panel evidence show the contrary.
with real life physics, spiderman's punch would be more damagingtechnically, his punch would crush and liquify most skulls in real life...but that's obviously not the case in comics
Originally posted by Creshosk
Sure we could go there... Want to go over what happened in the Harry potter versus captain america thread?¬¬
I haven't been forgetting anything.
Sure.
We can even start with the fact that I created a joke thread to illustrate the idiocy of the new rules, which, apparently, became incredibly popular.
Thusly, I (and others) kept the joke going. 😐.
Originally posted by SoljerAnd you remember how you forgot how far a half a kilometer actually is?
Sure.We can even start with the fact that I created a joke thread to illustrate the idiocy of the new rules, which, apparently, became incredibly popular.
Thusly, I (and others) kept the joke going. 😐.
And so you were insisting that captain america could throw his sheild the distance needed to hit the punk kid before he gets off one spell?
"Captain America would be able to throw his sheild at speeds greater than mach three to hit something he wouldn't even be able to see!"
Who was forgetting physics then?
Originally posted by Creshosk
well most of the time he holds back, except for when things like inner monolouge or on panel evidence show the contrary.
dood even assuming he could hold back to using only 1/10th of his power (which is difficult to do), most of the thugs he's punched should have their heads knocked off
and he's unleashed punches on guys like Doc Ock with full force without Doc getting more than a black eye
comics dont adhere to real life sense
Originally posted by Creshosk
And you remember how you forgot how far a half a kilometer actually is?And so you were insisting that captain america could throw his sheild the distance needed to hit the punk kid before he gets off one spell?
"Captain America would be able to throw his sheild at speeds greater than mach three to hit something he wouldn't even be able to see!"
Who was forgetting physics then?
No one. I never forgot how far a kilometer was.
Physics wasn't part of the equation in that thread. I was keeping a joke going. 🙂.
Originally posted by SoljerDid you stick around for the conclusion?
I created that thread, if I recall correctly.
Looking at your posts from then and now I'd say not. And despite my mixup of you two YOU are making the same mistakes then as the other poster did.
"Harry potter won't even see it coming."
"That's what I'm thinking"
So yeah, you were making the same arguments as the other person did. Congratulations you still fucked up on the distance.
Originally posted by Creshosk
are you forgetting how to read?
Originally posted by Soljer
No, a 213 grain bullet does more damage because it has a tiny surface area. It penetrates. Put a baseball on a tee and shoot it. See how far it goes.
Originally posted by Creshosk
I still think that Spiderman's punches can do more damage than a car would be able to do.Being hit by something 2 tons shouldn't have the same or greater force than something that can hit with even 10 tons. There's less air resistence on the fist as well as it doesn't cover as much surface area either. and a greater ration of force to surface area, a 213 grain bullet does more damage than a 1 pound bat, because of the greater force behind it.
Soljer fails at reading comprehension.
Originally posted by Creshosk
Repeating something that's false ad nauseum won't make it any mroe true.The laws of physics are on my side, its you who are forgetting the laws of mechanics not I.
Originally posted by Creshosk
Duurrrrr....a larger object wouldn't strike with any more force than a small one. Durrrr...look at bullets! They're small..and...they...hurt?
Originally posted by CreshoskHow hard would it be to see, if it was open, and there were only two people standing at opposite ends?
And you remember how you forgot how far a half a kilometer actually is?"Captain America would be able to throw his sheild at speeds greater than mach three to hit something he wouldn't even be able to see!"
Just saying.
Originally posted by Creshosk
Soljer fails at reading comprehension.
Originally posted by Creshosk
Being hit by something 2 tons shouldn't have the same or greater force than something that can hit with even 10 tons. There's less air resistence on the fist as well as it doesn't cover as much surface area either. and a greater ration of force to surface area, a 213 grain bullet does more damage than a 1 pound bat, because of the greater force behind it.
And Creshosk fails at physics. 🙂.