I don't think Spiderman can move in a nanosecond. A nanosecond's warning is a bit short. Time usually "slows down" when the spidersense is warning him of something. Spidersense usually tells spidey what his opponents are going to do before they do it. If he relies on it, he usually stays ahead of them.
Knowing something is going to happen before it happens is the definition of precognition.
I don't think Spidey would have much of a problem dodging Batman's gadgets.
Originally posted by Wanderer259
Because Spider-Man doesn't have pre-cog. He doesn't know what Batman's going to do. All he has is when Batman decides to throw a batarang, a little tingling feeling hits him at the base of his skull, telling him something is coming from this certain direction and how bad it's going to hurt if he gets hit a few nanoseconds before it comes. Then Spider-Man moves somewhere not in the direction that something is coming from and hopes his reflexes and speed are fast enough to get away. This is why he cannot dodge point-blank gunshots.Spider-Man will not be ahead of Batman at all. His Spider-Sense will just make his reflexes all the more faster in reacting to dangerous stimuli. Nothing more.
Its still a precognition, watered down as it is...
Yes pre cog is defensive, but it is a form of insurance, not that Batman would be putting peter on the defensive for long anyway.
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
I don't think Spiderman can move in a nanosecond. A nanosecond's warning is a bit short. Time susually "slows down" when the spidersense is warning him of something. Spidersense usually tells spidey what his opponents are going to do before they do it. If he relies on it, he usually stays ahead of them.Knowing something is going to happen before it happens is the definition of precognition.
I don't think Spidey would have much of a problem dodging Batman's gadgets.
*sigh*
Either way it is usually STRIPPED from him in showings with guys like these though, but in a hypothetical match it is in full swing normal working condition.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
This changes a few things. If Batman's sonic attacks move in an outward and forward motion, why can't Spiderman just avoid it then? If the sonics do nothing to Batman who is behind them, then they clearly have limits to where they affect things. All Spidey has to do is avoid the path of the sonic's blast. Given Spiderman's abilities, that's not very hard to do.If Batman is always four steps ahead of Spiderman, wouldn't Spiderman then technically be five steps ahead of himself? Being one step ahead of Batman that is. No matter how many steps ahead Batman is, as long as Spidey has precognative abilities, he will always be ahead of Batman.
here's to help you on the sonics....
it moves outward like this.......V........
it's still an area wide attack....spiderman's dodging nothing.....
Originally posted by Cosmic Cube
What will Batman do once he's thrown everything he has at Spidey?
Thats the falldown for Batman in this matchup.
He needs the luck of him:
1. Selecting the right item.
2. Pulling it out in time, (this isn't a turn based battle.)
3. Hitting Peter with it.
That in now way would be a reason for me to bet on him, and given the fact that he's near useless in this hand to hand battle...
I don't think Spiderman can move in a nanosecond. A nanosecond's warning is a bit short. Spidersense usually tells spidey what his opponents are going to do. If he relies on it, he usually stays ahead of them.Knowing something is going to happen before it happens is the definition of precognition.
A 'nanosecond' was an exaggeration. Allegedly, it gives him around 3 millisecond's worth of a warning, which is usually all he needs.
No, Spider-Man's Spider-Sense doesn't tell him what they're going to do, it tells him something's trying to hurt him. It doesn't, or at least shouldn't, tell him that Batman is going to run this way, jump that way, or whatever, not unless he's gotten a power boost to his Spider-Sense that I'm not aware of.
Originally posted by jinzin
here's to help you on the sonics....
it moves outward like this.......V........it's still an area wide attack....spiderman's dodging nothing.....
If he knows that Batman's going to use them, he could.
The immediately effective area of the V would be between 90-180 degrees.
Or he could plug his ears.
Originally posted by jinzin
here's to help you on the sonics....
it moves outward like this.......V........it's still an area wide attack....spiderman's dodging nothing.....
Please spiderman with a full strength jump (some running), can leap a small parking lot.
Why can't peter simply redirect or get to batman first.
Why is batman getting SOOOO much ben of doubt here?
Originally posted by CorderaMitchell
Thats the falldown for Batman in this matchup.He needs the luck of him:
1. Selecting the right item.
2. Pulling it out in time, (this isn't a turn based battle.)
3. Hitting Peter with it.
That in now way would be a reason for me to bet on him, and given the fact that he's near useless in this hand to hand battle...
cause batman's not familiarized where his own freakin weapons are....?
Originally posted by CorderaMitchell
Please spiderman with a full strength jump (some running), can leap a small parking lot.Why can't peter simply redirect or get to batman first.
Why is batman getting SOOOO much ben of doubt here?
why is spidey?
when gas attacks have worked just fine on him before with LITTLE LITTLE LITTLE effort by people not half as well trained as bats.....but now they won't....