Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
Yarly.Right. I forgot that Dangoro, Fyrus, sumo wrestling, the Light spirits, and more in other games are totally optional and therefore cannot be proven to be canon. And we don't have to move two of those pillars to get to Ganon in OoT at all, either.
I need quotes to prove Link can react to lightning? Okay. I don't think I can produce that. But I assume, that since you're a fair minded individual, you have a text of some sort that can be used as proof Kain has such fast reaction times, powerful spells, and other crap that you've said. I mean, since we're operating on only what we can read stated now.
It's "fanon math" that you keep quoting and attempting to prove your argument. I've just had a radical though, so bear with me on this, please. You, still with me? Are using a flawed argument. But that operates on the idea that my math which was added to almost as much as the pillar math was subtracted from, is somehow still far too little or high.
Why are you still clinging to that? That toonforce elements nonsense you spout has been refuted. The logic was that all the people on the developer staff made the decision, right? Well, they also made the decision to require Link to follow what, if I recall, is the principle of inertia.
"I sitll will flounder trying lol" lol. Kind of like you're still doing with just about everything you're saying?
Well, good thing you can't prove what kind of ground it is, or I might be in serious trouble.
You've already said why Dangoro bounced on the lava. Toonforce. The problem is that it doesn't invalidate all of Zelda like you want it to, because it isn't going to do that just because you want it to.
I believe that is what I said, yes. It requires the addition of weight to stop a much heavier object in motion. You know laughing at something doesn't make it wrong, right? If it did, you would be really tough to beat though. You laugh at things like they're wrong like nobody I've ever seen.
Yeah, those two inch steps totally throw off an aim. I forgot that Kain's sword is only an inch long, and his arms are only a few centimeters.
That's true, unless you're focused and only need to process one person in front of you. You're making it sound like he stops and admires the landscape after ever port, which is laughable.
I guess flounder is the new word. Oh you silly british people. You're british right?
Okay, I see what's going on here. You've changed your scale, now what you posted isn't tons anymore. It's an internet. So Scenario has thrown at you....about forty two Internets. Just guessing. I could keep another count in my sig if you'd like.
I see, so not being capable of or choosing not to animate cracks in the ground throws out realistic physics. Apparently there is a lot that does that. First it was that it needs to fall over, and now this.
Unless he's right either way and you're just expecting too much from an N64 game. I know it's the greatest game of all time, but come on. Even Einstein was fairly limited by technology.
So what does it mean that Kain doesn't have scratches on his body from when he gets attacked?
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Unless I'm wrong about how Raziel carried his stone blocks, the same rule of pointless animations not being present negating any possibility of realism should also apply to LoK. You're a fair guy, right? Also, they don't trip or ever screw up spells. Realism is obviously not an intention.
I don't know. But I know it can't be mud. I can't prove what it is, but neither can you. And without this knowledge, you cannot say if cracks should have appeared or if Link should have sunk in to the ground.
However, it does seem that the area this pillar was in was totally razed over, perhaps burned or dug up. Considering it looks entirely different, this is a fair assumption. How far would 1,000 tons sink down on what could be the equivalent of sand?
Yup. And look, there it is again! Can't find it? Here's a hint: you posted it, not too clever. Look! There it is again!
I recall stone block floors, which sounds like a castle. If it wasn't, where was he? I'd be interested in knowing.
And no, actually I know from experience that when one applies your absurd rules to their opposition of you, they are almost certain to discover that your fiction does not fall in with the same specifications you require of others.
Dangoro has been countered as negative, Fyrus gets tripped, theres no good strength here. Bo can sumo wrestle, no evidence to suggest he was super strength. Apparently theres also other optional versions of this block, that are moved in exactly the same way, it just seems like a unimportant animation to me which is probably why physics were thrown out of the window.
You need quotes/evidence that he can react to lightning, until you show me this you cant claim it a feat. Since most of the forum who dont wank LoZ have seen your apprent evidence and countered it, I suggest you find something new.
Refuted? quote where you refuted this? all I see is a fanboy desperatly whining about how bouncing Gorons and lolzy lack of physics still allow for accurate math based on these flawed lack of physics still works? 🙄
Its going to invalidate the uncanon rubbish you want to insult your series with. There being toonforce in LoZ does not "invalidate" the games or series because the developers can throw out physics if they want to, it just ruins your arguments.
An addition of weight, e.g. 600 pounds max. At least we agree Gorons are 600 pounds or less.
You dont have a clue do you? Kain does not have to admire anyhing, your brain would have to take into focus everything to be able to see it, this can take seconds when Kain does it all AND makes his decisions in fractions of those seconds.
Yes there is a hellava lot that does that, a lot of stuff that points to no realistic or accurate physics being present, therefore no accurate math, sorry 😄
Kain only gets wounded caonically once, and theres a fat scar on his chest from it....
Raziel pushes stone blocks, your claiming random problems with LoK that LoZ has, its not going to work. Lok is a more realistic game, LoZ has toonforce and breaks in physics that cannot be ignored.
I can determine that its 1 of three things, mud, stone or dry earth. All 3 of those things would crack under 1000 tonnes.
It was a mausoleum iirc.
No you dont know anything of the sort, what you know is that when you dont have an argument and your ficiton is full of holes in your logic you dont like it. So you assume that the oppositions fiction has the same problems, this is not the case. So far youve gone as low to claim that blocks in Lok "should" have apprently floated or bounced off when placed...as I said, learn physics or common sense.
Originally posted by The Scenario
Twilight is not a vampire, its vastly different. Its a specific form in LoZ that has no connection to LoK. You may not think it matteres but anyone who knows anything about how Lok vampires only had a weakness to sunlight would think it does. Irrelevant, Ganondorf is not like Kain, hes not an entity close to Kain either, Ganondorof the "king of evil" vs Kain whos not evil. No vampire will see it more than just light, light that can harm twilight entities.
Theres a lot of them, their just like their version of a gas lamp.
But you have not played LoK so how would you have any idea what your talking about? (you dont), what your claiming is like me trying to argue that Ganondorf is a creature of light and good will towards all and that holy weapons in LoK arsenal will work well against him....
ok so your now telling and making up the story? not the game, because that does not say that at all.
yeh youve stopped actually argueing points, Zants got no strength feats.
As i said, broaden your understanding of toonforce. If something is physically unviable then you cant attempt to use math to determine it. "bouncing" soldiers is as said before, part of a gameplay mechanic used in not only LoK but DMC and GoW....your confusion and lack of experiance in a verses forum is understandable on this but you need to understand the different between a gameplay mechanic so that combos work and are fun for players and an actual sequence or FMV.
Show me...and arrows dont have to be reacted to if their reacting to the archer in question (likely, unless they cant see him). This old bone knawring again? you keep trying to claim that just because shards of a mirror that none of these characters have resisted (its powers have never attempted to attack them and theyve not touched them) that have affected a couple of entities, turning them into corrupted versions would be equel to mind control or soul devouring. Youve not convinced this at all, you have hardly made a case for it.
I suggest this is the only argument you be able to use, therefore I suggest your next post provides evidence that these shards did anything to Ganondorf or any loZ character.
The MS has never protected against any of these things, the only thing its been proven to repel is if Kain fires slow projectiles at him.