Originally posted by The ScenarioTo do anything to an opponent who has a considerable weight advantage he needs the boots. Nothing anywhere close to a strength feat is done without the boots so he needs them but it comes at a cost as he loses his mobility. I'd love to see him battle anyone with these things on. It'd be so amusing.
You're now ignoring my questions. Great. The point is that once a Goron is stopped, the extra weight isn't needed and Link can just use his strength. You seem to think he needs the boots to do anything requiring strength, which was why I asked. The feat proves that Link has immense strength behind his tiny arms, so his sword swings are stronger than a normal human's.That doesn't make any sense at all. The way the battles are presented does not change the size of an entity. And size is not a matter of opinion, so "imo" means nothing here. The entire point of this was to establish that Link has fought things bigger than the Archdemon and gained experience from the battles.
Ok, so what prevents the Triforce from negating anything the Archdemon does? Since the sword could not cut him after he got the Triforce, I don't see the Archdemon as being able to cut him, either. And once again you ignore the context of the Master sword canceling the Triforce.
No, we have not, in fact, seen Ganondorf hurt by any normal swords. He was hurt by a magical sword, though he became immune to it after he got the Triforce. And the Sages still were unable to harm him at all. The Mirror didn't harm him either, and for the possibly hundredth time, Ganondorf came back and broke the Mirror later.
You are aware Ganondorf isn't the Twili king either, correct? And that the Mirror was created by the goddesses? And that it was their will that only the Twili ruler could truly destroy the Mirror? And despite that, Ganondorf still broke the Mirror.
No, Link is quite experienced, what with fighting all the bigger than Archdemon monsters, as well as the Shadow Beasts and Bulblin military, along with Ganondorf's forces. By the time he reached Ganondorf, Link was an extremely skilled fighter, since he did all of it single handidly.
No, if you remember, Link was shown to be stronger than the warrior who weilded the Ball and Chain, since he did it much better. The Archdemon doesn't really have an strength feats aside from knocking down a few soldiers, and Ganondorf was breaking magical chains of light and competing with Link, which puts him above the Archdemon strengthwise.
See, it's when you say things like this with nothing back them that things get difficult. Ganondorf not only has a magical sword, his opponent also has a crippling vulnerability to any slashing or stabbing weapon. One cut is all it would really take for Ganondorf to win, if he did not just destroy the Archdemon's soul. And the Archdemon has not displayed the strength needed to hurt Ganondorf, let alone keep him from reforming.
Uh, no. Read the rules. There are no darkspawn in this thread, so the Archdemon has nothing to call. Even if he could, Ganondorf's Phantom Ganons (which he used in the horseback fight) would make quick work of them, and Ganondorf can just keep summing more. Hell, he can just send the Phantoms after the Archdemon while he hangs back a reflects all the Archdemon's ranged attacks.
No, seriously, how does the Archdemon call any darkspawn if there are not any in the area? Explain that, please. This is a one on one forum fight, and darkspawn would be outside help. Did you just decide to add darkspawn to the Archdemon's side?
The Archdemon has not displayed the strength needed to harm Ganondorf. No, unless you post a strength feat, the Archdemon could not kill Ganondorf even if he just stood there. However, if you can post a sufficient strength feat, you'll win.
Midna has shown enough TK to lift a bridge. That puts her above a high dragon. If you paid attention you would see this. However, Midna can't blow up a castle. Ganondorf can blow up a castle, though, so the Archdemon really has no way to win.
No. This is the extent of Midna's power:
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As you can plainly see, Midna, while powerful, cannot destroy a castle at her maximum. Since Midna could not have done it, and Ganondorf was the only other on there, it literally could not have been anyone else. Ganondorf obviously destroyed the castle.I never agreed to that. I simply said that Link does not need 6 or so seconds of rest before throwing the Ball and Chain again like the boss does, so he is obviously stronger.
Why are you saying Zant did it when you already agreed that Ganondorf destroyed the Mirror? And you are aware that I have posted more Dragon Age videos in this thread than you have? And that the first thing I did when I saw this thread was to look at the Dragon Age wiki and then read its Tvtropes article? I don't need to play a game to know how strong its characters are.
Uh, yes it did. That's why the sword failed to damage him when he removed it. Do you honestly think that's a power he would turn off voluntarily? Be serious.
None of the enemies were bigger than Link and the presentation of the battles is much different or hadn't you noticed ?
The thing is the Archdemon is more powerful than dorf as evidenced by the power released upon his death compared to the power of dorf's death which was rather pathetic by comparison.
When has dorf laughed off anyone cutting him ? When has he resisted being pierced by any blade from striking him initially ?
Dorf was hurt by their sword and no reference in the game if I am remembering correctly to his or that sword being magical or special. In any event the sages easily defeated him despite him using the triforce of power against them.
I am aware dorf's power coudln't destroy the mirror altogether. I am aware Midna could and she wasn't the king either. She's a female and easily proved dorf's impotence once again.
Link didn't do it all singlehandedly he had Bo's help, Zelda's aid, Midna's aid at various points throughout the game. To say he had no aid is completely false. Link fought against weak opponents who weren't structured or really organized at all and was at zant's mercy early on. Link was extremely lucky and needed all the help he got throughout the game and still wasn't that experienced time wise to perfect his skills.
No, Link wasn't he was slower and used two hands as opposed to one. Using two hands equals more strength as opposed to someone else's lone hand.
Dorf doesn't possess that kind of strength all the time and anyways he never was shown to outclass more than one opponent with a cheapshot anyways. Had the sage been aware he'd have resisted I believe.
When was the archdemon killed by just one total slash ? Where do you dream this stuff up ? Dorf can't take on more than two opponents at once he simply can't take them on unlike the Archdemon.
How would you know whether or not his phantoms make quick work of them you have never even played the game and he can call either of his two generals.
I guess you want to ignore his abilities. Fine I will ignore it since you are throwing a hissyfit.
You don't need strength to pierce dorf we saw sages do it. They weren't even shown to be strong and Link wasn't shown to be strong and he's never resisted anything before. You can pretend the dragon can't hurt dorf it only hurts you and your delusions.
Yes, she did move a bridge. Ok, and ? You are making a case for her showing a more impressive feat of power than dorf. I like.
No, since we have never seen him demonstrate this level of power it was obviously a combined effort.
Two hands are stronger than one. You proved Link needs two hands whereas the boss needs one.
I don't post videos. I just don't you are free to call me on anything but I don't post videos. You know this about me I don't search youtube I simply argue my opinion so if you don't like it, tough.
You post the same videos a hundred times which is rather annoying imo.
I believe it powered him up for the moment. There's no evidence he can resist swords now only if injured enough call on enough power to resist the effects which he did against Link only failed. It supports my opinion not yours.