Originally posted by Delta1938
Reading comprehension fail. I was telling what I believe the point was. I have seen a few examples and read bios/handbooks saying stuff to support that, but haven't seen enough examples to conclude whether that's primarily what happens or not. I was simply pointing-out what I was pretty sure they were arguing, not pushing their argument as well. Since I've only read a few examples of that myself.
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I can read pretty well, and it's obvious reading from your post you're trying to push the ridiculous idea that "all of Surfer's speed feats are cheating." Now you're trying to pin your crazy argument to Vastolord and Juntai? Seems like you're just back peddling to save face.
Originally posted by Delta1938
Most major characters get nitpicked, but Superman gets it BAD.
^ Here you whine about how Superman's feats get nitpicked.
Originally posted by Delta1938
I think the point isn't that he can't go FTL, but once he does and enters hyperspace, all his speed feats are "cheating" since it's not something he could do in, say, the DC Universe(not positive, just throwing it out there).
^ Then you turn around and make this post claiming that all of Surfer's speed feats are "cheating."
If you were a comic character, my guess is that your power would be super hypocrisy.
Originally posted by Juntai
Fail. That part was borrowed from the scan. And it meant speed of light being a law most are bound to.
I'm not talking about that one post, I'm talking about all your posts. You seem to be trying to argue Surfer can't go faster than light without entering Hyperspace based on Vastolord's scans, which don't even support you.
None of Vastolord's scans say Surfer always enters hyperspace when he goes faster than light. They don't say he can't go faster than light without hyperspace either. Mixed with the fact Surfer has gone faster than light numerous times without hyperspace, what do you think the logical conclusion is?
Why don't you stop being ambiguous and answer this simple question:
Can Surfer go faster than light without hyperspace?