Originally posted by NemeBro
Because Atlas would definately not want to maim or kill the person who chained him there, expressing his anger at him, because when people say such things, they want to go easy on him.1/1,000,000,000th of Atlas' strength is beyond what Ganondorf possesses.
I'm sure Atlas appreciates there are worse things than Death.
Why kill, and release someone from their torment when they have force you to suffer for XXXX years? =\ There's no logical answer to that.
Originally posted by NemeBro
Because he would not want him to escape or thwart him, as he has done in the past?
Doesn't sound like he's too concerned about that from what he's saying Neme 😬
What you're saying would make sense if you ignored everythig Atlas said. But ..... there's a problem with doing that.
Just use obvious strength feats like pulling the Hydra over spikes, tossing about pillars and for the more godly versions of Kratos the throwing over of Colossus, only enhanced by the fact in this fight I imagine Kratos is fully God poweredl.
Either way Kratos manhandles Ganon easily, I doubt Ganon has anything to hinder Kratos at all.
Originally posted by Demonic Phoenix
Has a metal 'shell', a metal rod running straight through it, is around the size of the Statue of Liberty & oh yes, it was trying to step on him. That's like having you step on an ant, only to have that ant toss you back. Woah, you're right, that is lackluster 😐.
Like said, it wasn't the size of Statue of Liberty, and this wasn't even demigod Kratos, lol. It's still hallow? Nevertheless, it's a good strength feat, like you said.
I rewatched the Atlas cutscene, Atlas is definitely NOT trying to kill Kratos. 😬
First, he picks Kratos up without knowing who Kratos is, IE, not trying to kill them. Kratos is bunched up between Atlas fingers, and presses them apart, Atlas does not resist this whatsoever.
Atlas then recognises Kratos, and they enter a dialogue. Prior to this Kratos had broken Atlas chains. This alone would ensure the Atlas has reason to speak with KRatos, rather than kill him. IT also turns out during this dialogue that Gaia had spoken with Atlas. 😐 Atlas knew Kratos was on their side, he was just grumpy.
In terms of height, it wasn't that much shorter; it was around 30 ft. shorter. This is the actual Colossus, we don't know how tall the game Colossus was, though yeah, since nothing was stated, I'm assuming it was the same height even though it kinda looked like it was the size of God Kratos.
Wasn't fully hollow 😬.
Glad we're on the same page (about the feat).
Originally posted by ScreamPaste
IT also turns out during this dialogue that Gaia had spoken with Atlas. 😐 Atlas knew Kratos was on their side, he was just grumpy.
Lol.
Originally posted by Demonic Phoenix
In terms of height, it wasn't that much shorter; it was around 30 ft. shorter. This is the actual Colossus, we don't know how tall the game Colossus was, though yeah, since nothing was stated, I'm assuming it was the same height even though it kinda looked like it was the size of God Kratos.Wasn't fully hollow 😬.
Glad we're on the same page (about the feat).
I thought it was a little taller than God Kratos? They may be the same size but who knows. Because looking back at the first God of War, Ares was bigger than Colossus?
The only thing it had was that thing that held it up (aside from the walkways and shit).
It's hard to say. I'd say they are about the same size, or Kratos was a little bigger.
How was Ares bigger than the Colossus?
Walkways, iron beams, iron framework, stone columns for support (they were inside the original colossus) and perhaps even stones to give the feet-knee area support (this also inside the original, since we don't see the bottom part of the Colossus in-game, meh).
Originally posted by Demonic Phoenix
It's hard to say. I'd say they are about the same size, or Kratos was a little bigger.
How was Ares bigger than the Colossus?Walkways, iron beams, iron framework, stone columns for support (they were inside the original colossus) and perhaps even stones to give the feet-knee area support (this also inside the original, since we don't see the bottom part of the Colossus in-game, meh).
They were the same size probably.
i5VSGJF_mCg&feature=related @5:21 If you have the original God of War, you can see him better during gameplay.
w3-0TA71cJo&feature=related @3:01, also gives you a view so you can compare Colossus with Ares.
It's possible that the statue in God of War has the same stuff that the original colossus had, but we don't know for sure.
Im just gonna throw this out here.
Please keep in mind that the only magic that has ever PHASED G-dorf is Light arrows and his own magic.
In TP, the dark magic artifacts that Midna weilds makes the demigods shit themselves and get raped. When this same magic was used on Ganon, he force-fed his cock down Midna's throat.
To summarize, the only magic capable of distracting, not harming, Ganon is the combined sages' power. Even if every god from GoW combined their strength they could only get Ganon annoyed.
Without the Master Sword, Ganon cannot be defeated. This applies even when Ganondorf's immortality is stripped, because (depending on the game) the Master Sword doesnt kill him anyway. Therefore, he will keep coming back for eternity, assuming any of these character could make him stop.
Any thread where Ganondorf is not pitted against the Master Sword is spite (even when immortality is stripped) and should stop.
Ganon isn't the only character that could be coming back for all eternity. In versus, a characters is usually considered defeated when he/she gets physically killed.
Like Phanteros said, Ganon only being hurt by the Master Sword or Light Arrows is a no-limits fallacy anyway. There are plenty of characters in fiction outside of LoZ who could beat Ganon into utter submission through raw power. It's a moot point anyway, because his "invincibility" isn't allowed in versus.
Given, Ganon is still very tough.
Originally posted by Burning thought
Dont forget his statistics are possibly enhanced by Zues' magic. As well as the force that would come from something as large as the Colossus stamping on you.
How were his stats enhanced by Zeus? His stats remained the same throughout the battle 😛...I'm arguing semantics, but you get the idea.
I know, but to some people, the Colossus wasn't very heavy (and thus didn't exert much force) so that feat is not very great.
~ I think it actually was the size of the Statue of Liberty. I just remembered that the SoL has her arm outstretched, and I'm pretty sure the height that I saw is with the arm and the torch included.
Originally posted by iChaos
They were the same size probably.
@5:21 If you have the original God of War, you can see him better during gameplay.@3:01, also gives you a view so you can compare Colossus with Ares.
It's possible that the statue in God of War has the same stuff that the original colossus had, but we don't know for sure.
I wouldn't really use views like that to judge size baka
We're taking the actual Colossus' height for the height of the Colossus in the game, so it's only logical that we take the Original Colossus' inner structure.