Originally posted by h1a8
Note: I stated a stipulation on that statement"...if the fight contradicts what will happen if they really fought."
For example, if Spiderman can dodge bullets and lasers easily with his speed, reflexes, and SS then he shouldn't get hit by a plain straight punch to the face or by a bouncing cane in the back of the head.
Because everyone and his/her mother can dodge bullets and lasers in comics. Sorry, but it's true.
I believe I have already spoken of how it is logically impossible to exactly replicate levels of performances, especially when there are countless extenuating circumstances. It may be within my skillset to score a soccer goal from thirty yards. Doesn't mean I'm going to replicate it everytime I try. Neither does it mean that I score or miss everytime I try. It also does not mean that I am not trying to the best of my abilities. The only logical thing to do is to use a mean.