Demonic Phoenix
Senior Member
Originally posted by BloodRain
Thats when ancient Greek was in its prime/end iirc. No one is left at his caliber, and if it did recede to a 'non-surrounding the mountain' level, the desert would as well be at the surface. We know Greece at least isn't to scale anyhow.
Even if we assume Greece is the only thing thats different, its still half of the lightning speed calc. We can't say its the same distance if its increased size would in fact make this distance shorter.
Changes in most of the gods case. Lightning is lightning, but the speeds don't have to relate.It is open, but applying what we know from the game it makes more sense that its indicating Hades is below.
Then it wouldn't flash into the sky, it would go on a descending diagonal path to Ares.
Instant is a generalized term, running the length of Central Park in a few secs is instant. Turning sand to glass from the heat, not its speed. [Leader is the bolt, Return's just the charge >:[ )
Ok, but unless you are suggesting +90m it wont come to Ma1. But his speed means nothing to anyone else, right?
To catch that broke ass? I can ride a bicycle and blitz him.. and thus the GoW verse awecraz
No one that we know of.
Increased size would make this distance longer if everything else remains the same.
Not really. Zeus' Lightning has on multiple occasions been demonstrated to be actual lightning, and Ares confirms that his thunderbolts = lightning strikes. Ergo, the speeds are more or less the same for Zeus. It's more cut and dry than Dante having Lightning speeds based on your calc that most here haven't looked over and an in-game statement, so don't bother arguing against this. I will not bother discussing this again. It's becoming as annoying to me as the LLLC attempting to prove Ganon's attacks are Lightning were annoying to you.
Applying what we know of in-game to the map, Hades would not be directly below some mountains only. It would be directly below everything, including the seas.
It is open, which is why its a road map.
He doesn't throw it upwards. If his target is below him, he's never thrown a Thunderbolt upwards as far as I can recall. Again, Olympus = roof of the world.
No one would refer to running across a park in a few seconds as 'instantly'. So no. And while the term is generalized, it wouldn't refer to anything more than 1-2 seconds here.
Yeah, my bad, I thought it was the return stroke that turned the sand into glass.
Return strokes are what we see as the bolt of Lighting. That's pretty much all that counts.
Nah, it's clearly > Mach 1 and well into high-end hypersonic territory as he moved a Titan by bullrushing into it. awesome
Means nothing more than he's not the fastest moving thing in his universe.
Then you are saying Dante is leagues slower than you riding a bicycle. vin
Also, I'm quitting this discussion. Too tired and it is pointless to argue in circles. Meh.