There are many factors as mentioned that come into play but just talking about the sheer force you take a 2 ton truck going 100 mph and a baseball, that ball would have to travel at 400,000 mph to have the same force on impact. Then you would need to look at how the force is applied to the body, the ball would have a limited area of impact and more than likely just penetrate the body doing less overall damage where as the truck would spread the force over a larger area.
Originally posted by CreshoskHe seems to have trouble dealing with hypotheticals when it involves a character he's a fanboy of. Don't worry about him he's just an annoying troll.
What you want more after the Superman and WWH thread??????
Originally posted by srankmissingninThe entire point of this thread is that a class 100 brick who lacks speed shouldn't hit nearly has hard as a brick who can throw haymakers at the speed of light, even [b]if
he happens to be stronger. Hulk is the quintessential "slow" brick, and Superman is the quintessential "fast" brick, so yes, this thread is very much about the Hulk... I mean, you may have noticed how many times he was mentioned in the original post? [/B]
Correct? Which is the point I was trying to make.
Originally posted by Alfheim
Right so your saying that if Superman punched at speed they should be loads of times more powerful than Hulks punches? IF Zoom has normal strength and his speed can be compared to Supermans then Superman punching at speed would be even more powerful.