The Scenario
Greater Sci-Fi combatant
Originally posted by Burning thought
Not really, its just because he was up against a surface when he pressed forwards, again this is what happens when your argueing a game you dont know. And, trouble? you cant show me him having trouble, he tries softly once, then he adds a little force, thats it tbh. If you had a legitimate low showing maybe you would have a point.
You don't know Skyward Sword, while I have played Soul Reaver 2. Of course, Raziel does not play like a very strong character given that you need the wraith blade to kill practically anything and claws take forever. Not the best combat system, really, but that's irrelevant. In any case, it is a legitimate low showing because Raziel was shown to struggle the first two times he tried and failed to open the door.
Again, not proven, another claim without any calcluations. His own sword? lol, by the time hes finished hes going to be picking up the shards and trying to slit Kain with it.
Other than one piece of debris being as large as a boulder known to weigh 100 tons, not to mention the other pieces that were sent flying. The feat is simply above was Raziel is shown to be capable of. Plus, Ghirahim can make swords from thin air, and does so regularly in addition to the small shuriken/kunai things he throws around. Appropriate since his whole theme is swords. He's fast enough to block any of Kain's swings, especially if he dual weilds his swords.
I can bet the teleports in fiction that are short ranged are limited by a tecnological fault or physical excertion, Kains teleports are purely magic and this one is not even going through him. Again, how can you have a limit on distance when distance is not actually travelled.
Have you played Warcraft? Magic spell, known as Blink, it's pretty famous for being a short range teleport as well as extremely fast. Dungeons and Dragons has a spell called Dimension Door that's short ranged, as well as the actual Teleport spell which is longer ranged but still not infinite. Warhammer 40K has short ranged psychic teleports. Besides, you've either contradicted yourself or answered your own question: Teleports can have limited distance because of tech or exertion, but you can't have a limit on distance because distance isn't traveled? The obvious answer here would be that the spell or magic itself is limited. I would simply say that, unless the dimension reaver has teleported farther, two or three meters is its max because that's all it has shown. Kain's personal teleport has shown much greater range, but it's also much slower. Ghirahim also teleports pretty far, perhaps 50 meters or more from the temple to the bottom of the Sealed Grounds.
😆 some of the worst illogical deductions and reaching I have seen you do, the only fact we can conclude is that the reaver drinks blood, the second is that its enhanced by the emblems there is still no connection to spells and blood however, we know as I said, Link is a biological organism, in many cases human or as close as.
The meters is the connection, since it is stated that attacking enemies fills it with blood, and the special finishing moves that "feed the reaver" fill it with the blood of enemies. The reaver spells use that blood in the meter, so the obvious conclusion is that the reaver needs the blood to cast spell. Except we don't really need to conclude anything since this is explicitly spelled out in the manual. There is a difference between a mechanical abstraction and the thing it represents, and you can't deny both. Health bars (or hearts) don't exist, yes, but are you going to say that Link can't be killed? Magic (or TK) meters don't exist, but are you really saying that everyone has infinite magic? Because saying that Kain can use any reaver spell infinitely is doing exactly that, ignoring what the meter actually represents, which is the blood that fuels the spells. Characters can still be hurt without health bars, magic can still run out without a meter, and people can still get tired even if there isn't a fatigue meter. Reaver spells still need fuel without a blood meter.
It looks like a crate to me, it looks especially artifical, meaing someone made it from piecies, not one big chunk, and I dont think people irl even make solid blocks of metal on purpose unless Links near a scrap yard but its appearance does not look alike to scrap.
It's not a crate. There is no opening on it at all and its only purpose is to be pushed onto switches or as a platform. People don't tend to build elaborate puzzle dungeons, either, so there's really nothing to compare it to. It's just a block of metal. Link also does stuff like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08J2fUlKCC0#t=19m37s
So yeah.
Yes, because his claws love to speak! 😆 I would say the nigh bloodlust when he actually hits and attacks Kain is vastly more effort than when he topples the obelisk, which is the same "idle" movement he does for all the blocks in the game, without strain. Its true hes not using his "full" power, but then, neither is Kain, truth is your sort of making red herrings here, he still couldnt free himself from one of kains hands with both of his own.
That's not really evident, though, but if they aren't using full strength I don't think you should be applying a maximum strength feat it and calling it durability. Raziel has hurt Kain before and after, so not using full strength actually works as the best explanation for why Kain wasn't hurt.
