Originally posted by jinzin
really? you have the next scan? and was that definitely an animal? (I seem to recall a shapeshifter in that arc)
Originally posted by jinzin
in either case that's the less consistent feat..
Originally posted by jinzin
now why is it that the feats that make wolvie look bad are the ones acceptable to be used? hmmmm.... doesn't have anything to do with anti-bias does it? 😉
Originally posted by jinzin
anywho.... yes I did answer your question... there you go unable to follow the trains again.. here:
And, oh my, you seem to be in nirvana because I overlooked a single response. Bitter much? 😆
Originally posted by Melnorme
Yes. Here, check it out. You're wrong again.
actually I'm not wrong.. 🤨
I was asking questions.. not making a statement... 😕
Originally posted by Melnormeyou recall incorrectly.. the dumbell dazed him slightly allowing him to stagger and be knocked off balance by a body onto a sword.. not nearly getting laid out? he even stated that dd jumbled the mind control a bit.. I'm usre that helped.. so far you still need an abundance of proof to make a correct claim in the matter of consistency.. I'll be waiting for this abundance of examples...
How? He's gotten knocked out by smaller hits than that. I seem to recall Daredevil laying him out with a dumbell. DD is a tough guy, but I don't think he hits as hard as an elk.
Originally posted by Melnorme
Why is it that the feats that make wolvie look good are the ones "acceptable to be used"? Doesn't have anything to do with bias, does it?
if that was the case I would be in support of all those wolverine moments I don't agree with... I use the one's that are consistent.. heavy hitters not putting logan down with multiple hits is far more consistent than wolverine being "laid out" by people of lesser strength... thus makes the feats more useable than the bad ones..
Originally posted by Melnormenirvana? that's giving yourself a bit too much credit... lol..
So you did. A rational response. And, oh my, you seem to be in nirvana because I overlooked a single response. Bitter much? 😆
Originally posted by jrodslam
Every time Wolverine fights a person who is stronger, faster etc than him and loses, its PIS/CIS. Sad thing is, almost EVERYTIME Wolverine fights someone who is faster/stronger, they wind up fighting almost like a complete idiot or not to their full abilities. We cant blame the characters, its the writers. Its easy for the fans to say "Wolverine wins cause hes got a healing factor, blah blah." And because thats what happens in most of his fights, it looks as if thats actually the case. However, the punishment Wolverine takes should overload his healing factor about 90% of the time.Flash is obviously the fastest hero on foot, yet hes always getting tagged by his rogues. Now because that always happens, would it be a accurate statement to say "Flash isnt that fast, cause someones always hitting him." or "Flash can be beat by this person, because this guy has hit him before."? Almost every fight with Flash is PIS/CIS, yet most of us know that written to the fullest of abilities, hed beat just about anyone. Yet it doesnt happen.
Written to their fullest abilities that arent PIS/CIS, Wolverine shuold lose to powerhouses such as Hulk and Namor all the time. How can a healing factor work so fast and efficient when getting hit by 100cl characters? Sabertooth, Deadpool and Hulk all have better healing factors than Wolverine. Everytime he gets multiple hits from these 100cl people, it should overload his "healing factor" and ko him.
Surprisingly, being punched or hit with objects from 100cl characters doesnt ko him, yet bullets do. Go figure. 🙁
Namor wins.
ur the same guy who says daredevil reflexes are on par with spidermans
Originally posted by jinzin
you recall incorrectly.. the dumbell dazed him slightly allowing him to stagger and be knocked off balance by a body onto a sword.. not nearly getting laid out? he even stated that dd jumbled the mind control a bit.. I'm usre that helped.. so far you still need an abundance of proof to make a correct claim in the matter of consistency.. I'll be waiting for this abundance of examples...
He lost the ability to stand, and fell onto a sword. That's a KO.
You can take your unfair burden of evidence and smoke it.
Originally posted by jrodslam
If you knew Daredevil's full abilities, you'd think that too. Plus, whenever DD and Spidey are together most of the time, thats usually the case. 🙄
actually I think I'm beginning to understand where you're coming from on this position.. it has a lot to do with why I'm beginning to think wolverine would lose against dd now...
Originally posted by jrodslam
If you knew Daredevil's full abilities, you'd think that too. Plus, whenever DD and Spidey are together most of the time, thats usually the case. 🙄
oh I know DD full abilites and he not as fast reflexes as wolverine and wolverien my favorit character but I aint gunna say that wolverine is on par reflexes with spiderman he close but not on par
Originally posted by jinzin
actually I think I'm beginning to understand where you're coming from on this position.. it has a lot to do with why I'm beginning to think wolverine would lose against dd now...
wolverine has hyper sense as well that allow him to know his opponets moves befor they make them
Originally posted by wolverine8888
ya wolverine was fine if it had been normal wolverine not holding abck and trying as ahrd as he could to stop him self from kill daredevil then daredaevil would of died in 4 panels.
the only reason daredevil did not die was form soem major plot devices
You have to remember that DD was holding back too though. It works both ways.
Originally posted by wolverine8888
oh I know DD full abilites and he not as fast reflexes as wolverine and wolverien my favorit character but I aint gunna say that wolverine is on par reflexes with spiderman he close but not on par
lol yeah once again I can acknowledge wolverine is your favorite character however he shouldn't be anywhere near spiderman in reflex's. As far as Namor is concerned he should stuff Wolverine into a little jar and sit him on a watersill in his atlantean home.