Originally posted by KeollynAnd there was nothing moving during the time stop except for Dante.
And therein lies the point.Things don't move in time stop. I thought this was simple fictional understanding.
He walks off screen and the things fall. but that's only because when he walked off screen the effect ended.
Obviously the time stop didn't effect dante or photonic particles. But the only rocks that moved during the time stop were the two that Dante himself moved.
Originally posted by Creshosk
And there was nothing moving during the time stop except for Dante.He walks off screen and the things fall. but that's only because when he walked off screen the effect ended.
Obviously the time stop didn't effect dante or photonic particles. But the only rocks that moved during the time stop were the two that Dante himself moved.
I'm afraid you're not looking at the rocks once Dante starts to walks away.
Alright, let me help you. Next time, I'll screenshot them since this isn't helping
Look at the left most rock when Dante brushes that one boulder away to leave. Check out its starting point. See how it's slowly descending? That's the effect of time stop?
To me, that's the effect of what the game calls it; Time Lag.
Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
But the rocks were moving during the time stop. The surrounding rocks were moving, albeit very slowly. I can understand how if one didn't look closely it would appear as if they were standing still.
And that's why i mentioned perception earlier. To Dante, rocks going in slow motion is going to look like rocks that have stopped (bullets seem slow to him. I've heard of no falling rock moving faster than sound)
Originally posted by KeollynYeah I am. You're obviously not.
I'm afraid you're not looking at the rocks once Dante starts to walks away.
Originally posted by KeollynYeah.. you take a still frame picture of them.
Alright, let me help you. Next time, I'll screenshot them since this isn't helping
Originally posted by KeollynAgain, the rocks weren't moving. I'm not sure if its some sort of nervous eye condition you have that makes them appear to be moving .. but they aren't.
Look at the left most rock when Dante brushing that one boulder away to leave. Check out its starting point. See how it's slowly descending? That's the effect of time stop?To me, that's the effect of what the game calls it; Time Lag.
Seriously, just look at the video for once. As you obviously haven't.
Originally posted by Blax_HydraliskDo you even know what that means?[/rhetorical question]
Neg. Instead I think I'll just go with the "Appeal to majority" logical fallacy. That works more in my favor.
Ad populem means that the argument you're making is based on the premise that your argument is correct based on a larger number of people thinking its that way.
in essence that an opinion is correct because its popular or that the majority holds it to be true.
It's an invalid arguiment that's illogical.
Congratulations. You invalidated an argument by making it by naming the fallacy you were attempting to commit.
Originally posted by KeollynSo you photoshopped the images?
lol @ my photoshoppinghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Keollyn/Dante.jpg[/IMG]
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Keollyn/Dante2.jpg[/IMG]
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v493/Keollyn/Dante3.jpg[/IMG]
A good image viewer would really make this a "slaps forehead" event
Wow, two people pointing out why their arguments are invlaid for me. This is getting to be quite the easy thing arguing against self defeating people.
Because lines showing where the rock is currently at, and a circle showing Dante (because clearly sight is heavily impaired for you) was enough reason to ignore the point I was making, and claim it invalid?
Nice fallacy you're working with. Might not want to preach to someone about fallacies, and then go around and use one.
Originally posted by Creshosk
Congratulations. You invalidated an argument by making it by naming the fallacy you were attempting to commit.
Congratulations. You killed the whole joke 😐
It's an invalid argument that's illogical.
DUH! That's why it's called a Logical fallacy.
The whole post was a sarcastic joke, a reply to your equally sarcastic post. I can't believe I have to explain this to you 😐
I dunno. Grasping at straws perhaps?
It's not like it matters anyway, because Dante doesn't even have quicksilver in DMC2. He still has a time stop amulet though.
Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
Why does it even matter at all? Even if it's just time lag, Dante still most likely wins.
That's along with the fact that he hasn't shown the striking force to harm Samus?
