Originally posted by Dalak
James: Are you actually serious about a computer program designed to accurately pit Fictional Characters agaisnt each other with all of the incalculable BS that goes on in there?How well does it guage variable and dynamic powers?
Does it really matter? Gladiator and Juggernaut win.
its true dalak, all forms of computers are connected to or have access to the internet, the information is always there to pull up, the system would not know if the input is real or not, it only goes by the program someone relays to it, lets say that i program it to compare a corvette to a altima in a race in the quarter mile, it will search the data base and choose the fastest model of each car then compare them head to head, now when it was programed to simulate a battle between the hulk, she-hulk vs glads and juggs it took into consideration the different versions of each team picking the most powerful version of each one, it took into account all forms of each fighters, hulk had more versions than any of the others so it choose the smartest, strongest and fastest form of the hulk, it did not take into account that some of them had battled before because it knew that the winner was known before the battle even begain because the writers choose who they want to win. what ever info that is available it can find, and about the BS that goes on in there you are correct, nothing is foolproof, yours was a very good question!!
Originally posted by james2099
its true dalak, all forms of computers are connected to or have access to the internet, the information is always there to pull up, the system would not know if the input is real or not, it only goes by the program someone relays to it, lets say that i program it to compare a corvette to a altima in a race in the quarter mile, it will search the data base and choose the fastest model of each car then compare them head to head, now when it was programed to simulate a battle between the hulk, she-hulk vs glads and juggs it took into consideration the different versions of each team picking the most powerful version of each one, it took into account all forms of each fighters, hulk had more versions than any of the others so it choose the smartest, strongest and fastest form of the hulk, it did not take into account that some of them had battled before because it knew that the winner was known before the battle even begain because the writers choose who they want to win. what ever info that is available it can find, and about the BS that goes on in there you are correct, nothing is foolproof, yours was a very good question!!
Well the fact is that there are no numbers involved with the biggest feats made, and thanks to seeing what's happened in regards to Star Wars Weapons Calculations I am firmly of the belief that translating Fiction to Non-Fiction is all but impossible to do accurately because of the massive lack of known variables in any given scenario and feat.
I'm not sure how your program gets around this but it would be nice to see it in action.
And unfortuntealy for your program if one is not selected you'd ahve to go in and manually override it into accepting the most current character further balanced by unusual power ups and ignoring the lower showings.
If you take everything as gospel in comics it's not going to wind up correct all the time, but that doesn't discount it as a whole.
Thank you for taking the time to talk with me about this despite the actions of those who are baiting/trolling me.
Let me see if Juggernaut could knock out Thing with 3 punches Colossus with one punch and the Stranger with 1 punch then i am sure he can knock out She-Hulk with one punch and do you really think Hulk can beat Gladiator and Juggernaut at the same time when he can't beat Juggy by himself unless a telepath is there to aid him?Come on team Gladiator wins with ease