Originally posted by JakeTheBank
He's not dismissing his showings, though? AFAIK, Galan is accepting that PG budging CS happened. But it's definitely PIS at worse if you compare it to his history of feats (which easily contradict it) and a very low showing at best.As far as this thread goes, not sure how Superman wins this.
Originally posted by abhilegendg007-psyduck
What, he beat gog fair and square. Are you forgetting this is superman we are talking about?
Originally posted by abhilegendIt is a low showing. A low showing that contradicts Steel's established history. That, imo, is why it's PIS.
That's why I called it a low-showing.
Originally posted by JakeTheBankAt least someone understands me. 👆
He's not dismissing his showings, though? AFAIK, Galan is accepting that PG budging CS happened. But it's definitely PIS at worse if you compare it to his history of feats (which easily contradict it) and a very low showing at best.
I've readily acknowledged that PG DID in fact move CS (anyone trying to say otherwise hasn't been reading my posts and is merely trolling.) All I'm saying is that, considering all of his other showings, PG moving him more than a few millimeters (let alone several feet back like she did) qualifies as high-order PIS. Aside from the writer being an idiot, there's no other 'forum term' it can be given.
Originally posted by Galan007
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It is a low showing. A low showing that contradicts Steel's established history. That, imo, is why it's PIS.
We hear ya the first time.durfist
At least someone understands me. 👆I've readily acknowledged that PG DID in fact move CS (anyone trying to say otherwise hasn't been reading my posts and is merely trolling.) All I'm saying is that, considering all of his other showings, PG moving him more than a few millimeters (let alone several feet back like she did) qualifies as high-order PIS. Aside from the writer being an idiot, there's no other 'forum term' it can be given.
Originally posted by Cogito
I said it could make a difference because, if trading blows, he'd definitely win without it and would only probably would win with it.
iirc, his stats increase many times without the armor. I'm going to risk saying this because carver made this thread but...it's kind of like Piccolo's weighted training gear in dbz tbh. It restricts his movement and strength until he takes it off. The only difference is that CS uses his so that no one around him gets hurt.
Originally posted by Sirius77
iirc, his stats increase many times without the armor. I'm going to risk saying this because carver made this thread but...it's kind of like Piccolo's weighted training gear in dbz tbh. It restricts his movement and strength until he takes it off. The only difference is that CS uses his so that no one around him gets hurt.
In a nutshell, yeah.
His armor is the stuff they put on spaceships so they can survive re-entry. And I believe it has to be smelted on and has 280,000lbs of pressure per square inch. Otherwise he'd wreck a city just taking a walk down the street or kill someone with a hug.
Originally posted by KingD19
In a nutshell, yeah.His armor is the stuff they put on spaceships so they can survive re-entry. And I believe it has to be smelted on and has 280,000lbs of pressure per square inch. Otherwise he'd wreck a city just taking a walk down the street or kill someone with a hug.
Yeah I almost forgot about that. It's pretty uber considering he's lifting what, like 140 tons just by moving?
Originally posted by JakeTheBankNo, it's dismissing one and accepting another. We absorb it into his overall history not simply say it's pis.
He's not dismissing his showings, though? AFAIK, Galan is accepting that PG budging CS happened. But it's definitely PIS at worse if you compare it to his history of feats (which easily contradict it) and a very low showing at best.As far as this thread goes, not sure how Superman wins this.
Originally posted by KingD19
Uhhhh, not sure. 280,000lbs per square inch tensile strength. How many square inches comprise the human body?
Per square inch... damn, I don't know lol. That's pretty insane though haha. I don't want to bring real world physics into this, but suffice it to say "a whole lot" lol.
Originally posted by CosmicComet
I'm just going to ballpark it at 1000 square inches.
Originally posted by Existere
Probably at least twice that. I think... yeah.
Yeah I just looked it up, and the amount of skin that covers the average human body is something like 5000 sq feet... CS suit has 280,000 lbs of pressure resisting his movements per sq inch.... again... damn.
Originally posted by Prep-Man
Didn't the Gog he put down, kill the Gog Infinite Man was stalemating?
Well, that version of Gog wasn't able to move him but a couple of inches. That version of Gog also wasn't able to harm him noticeably, even slightly. He didn't defeat him, butCS knocked him back pretty far with a simple upper cut.
Originally posted by Sirius77Well, that's blatantly false. If you grew up in an average one-family house, you probably had a floor space ~2500 square feet.
Yeah I just looked it up, and the amount of skin that covers the average human body is something like 5000 sq [B]feet... CS suit has 280,000 lbs of pressure resisting his movements per sq inch.... again... damn. [/B]
A quick (and very rough) google search says that the human body could have 14-18 square feet of surface area. Using that as a ballpark figure, square inches would definitely come out to over 2000.