Originally posted by Kris Blaze
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Yeah well I can bet any money he was poisoned before hand or his HF wasn't 100% because he got into a fight with somebody else. 🙄
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Yeah well I can bet any money he was poisoned before hand or his HF wasn't 100% because he got into a fight with somebody else. 🙄
Actually, it was a fight with Mr. X's private army and personal bodyguard. Most "low" examples of Wolverine's healing factor either came early in his career, or had loads of damage being done beforehand, that is then conveniently ignored when you see the final bit of damage that puts him down. Of course, judging by your bet, you already knew this.
Originally posted by Ize19
Actually, it was a fight with Mr. X's private army and personal bodyguard. Most "low" examples of Wolverine's healing factor either came early in his career, or had loads of damage being done beforehand, that is then conveniently ignored when you see the final bit of damage that puts him down. Of course, judging by your bet, you already knew this.
Er no it depends. Wolverine has been shown to take tremendous amounts of damage and still have his HF fine.
Every god damn time Wolverine takes damage in a comic its an excuse to say hes not 100%. Sometimes its an excuse sometimes it isn't. You can'ts use that as an excuse everytime he gets wounded.
Hell one Wolverine fan was making excuses for Wolverine getting Koed by Sentry....c'mon man.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Er no it depends. Wolverine has been shown to take tremendous amounts of damage and still have his HF fine.Every god damn time Wolverine takes damage in a comic its an excuse to say hes not 100%. Sometimes its an excuse sometimes it isn't. You can'ts use that as an excuse everytime he gets wounded.
Hell one Wolverine fan was making excuses for Wolverine getting Koed by Sentry....c'mon man.
No it a straight up fact. His healing factor slows down every time he damage fact. Might not slow a lot it depends on the damage, you just have a problem rapping your head around this simply concept that it does not run on infinite.
Originally posted by Ize19
Actually, it was a fight with Mr. X's private army and personal bodyguard. Most "low" examples of Wolverine's healing factor either came early in his career, or had loads of damage being done beforehand, that is then conveniently ignored when you see the final bit of damage that puts him down. Of course, judging by your bet, you already knew this.
It is true that Wolverine had been in quite the fight earlier, but he had been given ample opportunity to let himself heal. And that is sort of the point of a healing factor innit? To actually allow him to start off from scratch multiple times.
Regardless, the best there is was hardly a case of PIS or a low end showing for his healing factor. Wolverine waded through fire, tons of injuries and some of the world's more skilled assassins. He took a lot of injuries much better than he does in x-titles.
Originally posted by Kris Blaze
It is true that Wolverine had been in quite the fight earlier, but he had been given ample opportunity to let himself heal. And that is sort of the point of a healing factor innit? To actually allow him to start off from scratch multiple times.Regardless, the best there is was hardly a case of PIS or a low end showing for his healing factor. Wolverine waded through fire, tons of injuries and some of the world's more skilled assassins. He took a lot of injuries much better than he does in x-titles.
I agree. He had had opportunity to heal, which is why his speed, strength, and agility shouldn't have been effected. However, saying that he had time to heal, is not the same thing as saying that his healing factor had time to recover.
I agree, this was a good example of his healing factor. That's why it's clear that his healing factor wasn't back up during his fight with Mr. X, unless you think the punches and kicks he threw did more damage than all of the bullets, fire, and attacks that those assassins hit him with, combined?
Originally posted by Ize19
I agree, this was a good example of his healing factor. That's why it's clear that his healing factor wasn't back up during his fight with Mr. X, unless you think the punches and kicks he threw did more damage than all of the bullets, fire, and attacks that those assassins hit him with, combined?
I think they did.
And no offence, but the members of the Wolverine brigade, namely Jinzin, Battlehammer and Srank, are the only ones who are under the impression that Wolverine cannot be knocked out by human martial artists. I don't think there's much Wolverine's healing factor can do in instances like that. He takes hit and hit and hit and hit from one of the world's greatest martial artists.
Originally posted by Ize19
I agree. He had had opportunity to heal, which is why his speed, strength, and agility shouldn't have been effected. However, saying that he had time to heal, is not the same thing as saying that his healing factor had time to recover.I agree, this was a good example of his healing factor. That's why it's clear that his healing factor wasn't back up during his fight with Mr. X, unless you think the punches and kicks he threw did more damage than all of the bullets, fire, and attacks that those assassins hit him with, combined?
No really it isn't. Wolverine has taking much worse than what he took in those fights and his HF was fine. When he gets taken down his HF is conveinetly low. Furthermore after the fighting he had to meet X in a certain location so its not like he fought X straight afterwards.
edit: Hell he even has a new change of clothes. I just looked at Wolverine 159 and his clothes were ripped to shreds.
Originally posted by Kris Blaze
I think they did.And no offence, but the members of the Wolverine brigade, namely Jinzin, Battlehammer and Srank, are the only ones who are under the impression that Wolverine cannot be knocked out by human martial artists. I don't think there's much Wolverine's healing factor can do in instances like that. He takes hit and hit and hit and hit from one of the world's greatest martial artists.
I believe it was Srank who stated that Spider-man could take an adamantium bat and bash Wolverine in the head all day long and still not be able to KO him.
Originally posted by Phantom Zone
No really it isn't. Wolverine has taking much worse than what he took in those fights and his HF was fine. When he gets taken down his HF is conveinetly low. Furthermore after the fighting he had to meet X in a certain location so its not like he fought X straight afterwards.
