Eternal Idol
Lono, "The Dog"
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Nah man is has loads of times.
Loads of times, but if one looked hard enough, one would find just as many examples of street-level nerve strikes being ineffective on bricks as one would of them being effective... maybe even more. For something to be consistent, it has to have a clear majority of showings. That just isn't the case.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Just because people dont always succeed doesnt mean ist not part of their powerset. You didnt really respond to what I said really, according to your logic Bullseye shouldnt be able to Ko a person with a paper aeroplane or shatter glass with it.
Bullseye's throwing ability defies physics, but his is the ability to hit something with perfect accuracy and with sufficient force; thus, anything he throws is a weapon. It doesn't really make sense, but that is his specified ability.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Anyway the rules say that consistency is part of whats accepted even if it was retconned.Ok so lets see if I can get this straight.
1. If its in a comic its PIS.
2. If its part of the forum rules its bullshit.
Just because it happened on-panel doesn't mean it's absolute and unquestionable. Captain America using pressure points on Hulk, Luke Cage punching out Doom, Spider-Man knocking out Firelord, Misty Knight bitchslapping Rhino, Batman harming the Spectre, Black Panther armbarring Surfer.... all examples of PIS.
Quoting Digi in the Forum Rules thread:
"No Mentioning Events of PIS... Plot Induced Stupidity, or PIS, is when characters don't use their abilities or skills to the fullest extent as shown before, even within their personality ranges, for the sake of the story plotline. It makes lesser powered characters an actual challenge against higher powered characters in the comics. Examples of PIS include Flash stories lasting longer than three panels, or Toy Man as a threat to Superman."
Superman not hearing Batman trying to sneak up on him would fall under PIS according to forum rules. So yeah, that's about right.