Gun Kata Blade versus Selene the bullet curver

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
let me try to simplify this for you...

dodging left or right probably wouldn't work because a curved bullet could be in fact coming from the left or right... understand now?

Incorrect. Dodging left or right would avoid the bullet.

You assume that she's going to commit suicide by firing a circle shot: retarded.

What's the point of the thread?

Additionally, dodging left or right by just a little bit would be enough to avoid the cirlcular trajectory.

But that's thinking in a very very linear fashion. That's a whole bunch of other directions that he can still travel in. Up and down. forwards and backwards...and all degrees inbetween.

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
let me try to simplify this for you...

dodging left or right probably wouldn't work because a curved bullet could be in fact coming from the left or right... understand now?

So curved bullets can now make turns like this?

They can make a 90 degree turn at the drop of a dime all of a sudden?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
So curved bullets can now make turns like this?

They can make a 90 degree turn at the drop of a dime all of a sudden?

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Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
yes

YouTube video skip to 2:18

Originally posted by dadudemon
Incorrect. Dodging left or right would avoid the bullet.

You assume that she's going to commit suicide by firing a circle shot: retarded.

What's the point of the thread?

Additionally, dodging left or right by just a little bit would be enough to avoid the cirlcular trajectory.

But that's thinking in a very very linear fashion. That's a whole bunch of other directions that he can still travel in. Up and down. forwards and backwards...and all degrees inbetween.

no use arguing here i see

You arguing that the weapon he used had nothing to do with it? Why would the Fraternity use flintlock pistols then?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
That wasn't 90 degrees, dude. If dude had used Gun Kata left or right he would not have been hit. Not to mention X made that shot with a pistol that Selene does not have here.

It flew straight and then went around a wall, dude. No, stepping to his left would be the wall.

Just stop, you've got no argument except downplaying what the Wanted characters can do and making up shit for Gunkata.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
You arguing that the weapon he used had nothing to do with it? Why would the Fraternity use flintlock pistols then?

you've got no argument except downplaying what the Wanted characters can do and making up shit for Gunkata.

Originally posted by Robtard
It flew straight and then went around a wall, dude. No, stepping to his left would be the wall.

Just stop, you've got no argument except downplaying what the Wanted characters can do and making up shit for Gunkata.

You're comparing the feats of a flintlock pistol to that of a regular 9mm. The flintlock pistol had a much longer barrel, this allowed the bullet to be curved more severely. Quote me a time when a bullet was curved so severely with just a regular bullet.

I'll wait, go on.

Quote me a time when a bullet was curved so severely with just a regular bullet.

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
umm when angelina did a full 360 😬

Besides, the angle was much more severe on X's bullet.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Um, that's already been covered.

Besides, the angle was much more severe on X's bullet.

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
what do you mean its already been covered?
360> 90

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Lulz, dude. Dodging left and right would still be safe.

You're comparing the feats of a flintlock pistol to that of a regular 9mm. The flintlock pistol had a much longer barrel, this allowed the bullet to be curved more severely. Quote me a time when a bullet was curved so severely with just a regular bullet.

I'll wait, go on.

There was a wall in that scene, so no, no moving left. In this battle, a 90* curving bullet would come at Blade from the side, so left or right wouldn't matter, he's take one to the temple.

Hahahahahahaaahhahahahaaa. No, they can curve bullets with guns, period. Fox did the 360* and it wasn't a flintlock. This is you again trying to downplay the Wanted characters. So sad.

Originally posted by Robtard
There was a wall in that scene, so no, no dodging left. In this battle, a 90* curving bullet would come at Blade from the side, so left or right wouldn't matter, he's take one to the temple.

Hahahahahahaaahhahahahaaa. No, they can curve bullets with guns, period. Fox did the 360* and it wasn't a flintlock. This is you again trying to downplay the Wanted characters. So sad.

And again we come to point A and B.

I'm talking about how severe the bullet curved, dude. Yes, it was a flintlock. Url:

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100816230557/movieweapon/images/thumb/9/9a/600px-WantedFlintlock-1.jpg/352px-600px-WantedFlintlock-1.jpg

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
And again we come to point A and B.

I'm talking about how severe the bullet curved, dude. Yes, it was a flintlock. Url:

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100816230557/movieweapon/images/thumb/9/9a/600px-WantedFlintlock-1.jpg/352px-600px-WantedFlintlock-1.jpg

Your entire stance was that Blade could move left or right and still avoid bullets, with a shot like that moving left or right would still leave him directly in the bullet's or bullets' path. It's like someone shooting him from his left or right, except the shooter isn't positioned to his left or right, the bullet is moving at implausible angles ie non-traditional trajectories.

Yes, it's a flintlock, no where in Wanted did it say or imply "you need a flintlock to make a 90* shot". They curve bullets with guns, period. Just stop.

More flintlocks, 3/4 down the page:

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Wanted

Originally posted by Robtard
Your entire stance was that Blade could move left or right and still avoid bullets, with a shot like that moving left or right would still leave him directly in the bullets path. It's like someone shooting him from his left or right, except the shooter isn't left or right, the bullet is moving at implausible angles ie non-traditional trajectories.

Yes, it's a flintlock, no where in Wanted did it say or imply "you need a flintlock to make a 90* shot". They curve bullets with guns, period. Just stop.

And that argument stands. DDM and I have made it pretty simple.

Thing is, the one scene where a bullet was shown curving with such severity was when the bullet was fired from a flintlock pistol. Screen feats, dude. Why else would the fraternity employ such impractical weapons? Is it coincidence that X used the flintlock to make the shot? He had a Beretta already drawn, dude. Why the second pistol?

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
More flintlocks, 3/4 down the page:

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Wanted

And?