Originally posted by SamZED
But even 1% of infinity is still infinity... No actually, there IS no such thing as 1,2 or 5% of infinity.
Indeed.
Let's just chalk it up as a wacky outlier and be done with it.
Or, simply acknowledge it as 'incalculable weight' as opposed to 'infinite', and then be done with it.
Originally posted by carver9
A lot... it would help me with my judgement. Magneto lifted a city sized meteor with ease... what has xman or supes lifted under their own power?
Originally posted by Starscream MIt seems you nitpick on the rules to give Mags the win here. You want a "non-pulling" feat while for Mags pulling/lifting is the same.
They have in front of them a metal ball that can be made denser to increase its weight.Who could lift the heaviest?
Magneto (Magnetism)
Superman (Physical Strength)
X-Man (Telekinesis)
We can use the Moon feat and split it into 3 if you want (Superman, WW, MM). that's still more than a city.
Originally posted by Parmaniac
It seems you nitpick on the rules to give Mags the win here. You want a "non-pulling" feat while for Mags pulling/lifting is the same.We can use the Moon feat and split it into 3 if you want (Superman, WW, MM). that's still more than a city.
The op said "LIFT" not pull. They are two different things. I can pull far more weight than what I can lift. I can pull a couch but I sure as hell can't lift it over my head.
Space... weight is completely gone... there really isn't a such thing as weight "in space". Everything basically float with free will. That is why I am asking you for a lifting feat. This isn't hard... show me one because magneto lifted the city with his magnetic powers.
I know of some of supes "lifting" feats but it is a far cry away frm lifting a city.