Originally posted by PhilosophíaWell then you have more problems with Cassandra Cain, than Captain America, I guess? I guess you had issues with Neo not running one kilometer in less than 3 seconds in the first Matrix movie too? Ruined the movie for you?
So you think the comics portray street levelers like Captain America as being able to run one kilometer in less than 3 seconds? It's, well, good to know at least.I just find it rather hypocrytical for you to dismiss Wolverine batting away Cyclops' visor because it's lightspeed but accept Captain America outpacing a bullet on foot (eventough the magnitudes are, obviously, very large between the feats, it not being the point), instead of going with what I believe to be common sense and agreeing that both of them are PIS, with Captain America or Wolverine have no bussiness being anywhere close to that.
Yeah, considering Wolverine hasn't done sh1t like that before, much less with slower bullets, and that I don't expect Wolverine to be doing it again, I don't see it as being hypocritical. Of course, the magnitudes being very large has nothing to do with it, suuure. And just now recalling your debates with Cassandra Cain with other posters, I find your accusations of hypocrisy... hypocritical. And humorous. And ironic.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaIDLI, IDH =/= PIS in my book. If I had problems with high-end street levelers achieving bullet-timing, I'd have problems with Heralds that can survive being inside the Sun being knocked out by anything less than a star's energy output. So likewise, I have no interest in dissecting/projecting real world physics issues as applied to comics whether it's superspeed, super durability, superstrength, etc.
I was just interested to see your stance on this one, since I have no interest in this discussion either way. Go on.