Originally posted by panthergod
I must have missed those posts in this thread then. 'Cause all I saw was you ripping into Quanchi.
Don't care what you did or didn't see.
Since I just got done correcting Rc on his ridiculous about Superman beating Galactus on the DCboards and have always mae a point of making clear where me and PB part ways in opinion--you're wrong.
I'm not wrong, and I'll bet the majority of people from SHC that remember you, or have interacted with you, would agree with my rememberance.
You don't go out of your way to disagree with RC, because the truth is you AGREE with him, and he is doing your dirty work for you.
You can't name a single one of my views that isn't supported by the comics, so please, save it.
Isn't that what we all say? No one thinks their views are wrong, are unsupported by the text.
I know you know this deep down. I know you know it can't just be a coincidence that everyone, across every board, recognizes what you do and what you believe to be dishonest and baseless.
But you chug along anyway, god bless you.
I've been wrong before, but let's be real, you're a knowledgeable guy, but you're no less biased than I or PB. Hell, you still think that Orion is as strong as Superman. You have no claim to impartiality, and never have.
It really bothers you that someone might believe that another character has strength over Superman, doesn't it? It really gets your goat?
Well, you are going to need to get over it. I've never said that Orion was stronger than Superman. I've always maintained that they were roughly equal, and whats more, you can't prove that they aren't.
I certainly give Orion the MAJORITY over Superman, but thats another situation all together, as you well know.
Name my biases, then. Really, please name them, Astro. I'll be glacd to concede anything I'm wrong about, and have always been.
Thats just it. Its impossible to convince you that you might be wrong about something, despite a burden of evidence that can be described only as staggering, and a wave of popular opinion that can only be classified as the vast majority.
It doesn't matter how badly you get defeated in a debate -- you just don't give in, and you don't give up, and you refuse to admit it to yourself.
And thats admirable in a way, I don't want you to think its necessarily a knock against you. But it makes debating with you extremely tedious - as it used to be with Jimmy - and ultimately unproductive.
The "quality of the plans really is besides the point.
Depends on the point.
Batman has displayed superior, more intricate combat knowledge to Captain America.
Give me some examples of those, would you?
Cap, however, is still far more consistently sucessful with implementing his plans against a higher calibur of opposition than Batman has been.
Give me some examples of this, would you?
Thus, Cap>Batman in formidabililty.
Prove this, won't you?
Darkseid's schemes can be as intricate as all get out. If Thanos simple stratagems acomplish his goals, and Darkseid's don't, then Thanos is superior to Darkseid.
And were they facing the same caliber of foe, I would agree.
That might be a legit point.Actually, no it's not. DC ehroes do tend to be generally more cerebral, but Al too often Darkseid has benn flat out caught with his panties down and embarrassed. Thanos tends to save face far mnore often.
I don't care what you think about how they take losing, Jelly. This isn't about which character you like more, or it shouldn't be.
Its about the simple fact that a plan that will work for Thanos is too simplistic to work for Darkseid, and that has been demonstrated over and over again.
Thanos' brush with the Soul Gems, the Cosmic Cube, the Infinity Gauntlet, and the Heart of the Universe all stemmed from good luck, good fortune and the advantage of a magical plot device that told them whatever they needed to know. No careful research, no careful planning. Death told him of the Soul Gems, death told him of the Cosmic Cubes, the Infinity Well told him of the Infinity Gauntlet, and he was just lucky enough to have an opening to get the heart of the universe - an opening he never came close to planning.
He needed Warlock to strategize the Infinity War and Infinity Crusade, he nearly allowed Annihilus and the Annihilation Wave to overrun the universe because of his poor planning.
These plans were pitiful. The fact that they succeeded is only a testament to the intellectual opposition he faced at the time.
And that, by the by, is not a statement on Marvel characters as a whole. I don't think DC's characters are, by nature, more cerebral. But Starlin isn't a very intelligent writer, and a plan is only as good as its author. And so Marvel's characters suffer by comparison.
But the comparison remains the same, and it remains valid.
I don;t go around reading ever single thread here/
Perhaps it would behoove you to do a bit of research before you go off half cocked then?