Originally posted by Galan007
Go ahead and show a scan where the E/A was frozen in time.Tee-hee, I can play this game too!
Because they didn't want Steel there.
2+2=?
Why should I the burden on proof is whoever claims or implies something.
"So I don't think time-stoppage is a sure-fire path to victory."
Even if it's still your opinion, compared to mine it's weighs more of a claim to what i said.
Originally posted by Sixth_WingedI'm fairly sure you've never actually read anything pertaining to the E/A.
Why should I the burden on proof is whoever claims or implies something."So I don't think time-stoppage is a sure-fire path to victory."
Even if it's still your opinion, compared to mine it's weighs more of a claim to what i said.
Not only was Steel able to find Superman, despite his cosmic trial taking place in a location entirely removed from conventional time/space:
"Out of time. In the middle of time. A higher plane of existence."
But he was able to reach Supes by rending(breaking) time/space:
Vis-a-vis, the rules that govern time/space do not apply to the E/A.
So yeah, I don't think time-stoppage is a sure-fire path to victory. It's illogical to assume otherwise, given what the E/A has done.
Originally posted by Galan007
The E/A was able to rend(break) time and space:So I don't think time-stoppage is a sure-fire path to victory.
Anyway, the Quintessence may not be as powerful as some in this thread, but they still possess enormous power. As for B13, he was definitely capable of matching most of the characters here.
Rending time and space on an active level may be different than being caught within a localized time stop. I mean how would he begin to break something that he was trapped in? Anyways, if the Aegis is beyond defeat by anything less than an IG wielder (which may be argued) it should be looked at hard by the Mods. Because if the Hulk was broken apart as different characters, and the no limits fallacy was pinned to him, the Aegis should receive the same attention. How can you argue against something that can't be stopped? I mean look at this post....
Originally posted by Harbinger
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The Aegis has a hard shell, but what about the soft filling? It was never once shown that Steel had TP defenses withn the Aegis from your admittance is this correct? But he automatically gets a pass perhaps due to CIS, or perhaps both PIS and CIS? Yet it can not be proven that he can get past number one due to Zeus' powerful TP powers.
The Aegis does not have enough exposure to have been written to have any weakness, therefore people should automatically say it wins whenever it goes up against anything.
Personally I think that it should be banned from vs threads, because it can't be argued against. Not enough feats.
What about magic is it also immune to magic time stops? BFR? Reality manipulation? Death? Anything? How was the material shaped if it was impervious?
Originally posted by Galan007
I'm fairly sure you've never actually read anything pertaining to the E/A.Not only was Steel able to find Superman, despite his cosmic trial taking place in a location entirely removed from conventional time/space:
"Out of time. In the middle of time. A higher plane of existence."But he was able to reach Supes by rending(breaking) time/space:
Vis-a-vis, the rules that govern time/space do not apply to the E/A.
So yeah, I don't think time-stoppage is a sure-fire path to victory. It's illogical to assume otherwise, given what the E/A has done.
*Sigh*
rending time and space = teleporting
Steel was able to teleport there because he himself wasn't stuck in time or time froze when that happen. It doesn't take a genius to know that.
But if you want to ask me for proof
"I knew you wouldn't approve but your wife was getting worried and it seemed worth the risk"
-straight from steel
So then we come to the point how would he even be able to act or think to break space and time when everything including him stopped and got stuck in time.
Originally posted by StoicSee my above post.
Rending time and space on an active level may be different than being caught within a localized time stop. I mean how would he begin to break something that he was trapped in? Anyways, if the Aegis is beyond defeat by anything less than an IG wielder (which may be argued) it should be looked at hard by the Mods. Because if the Hulk was broken apart as different characters, and the no limits fallacy was pinned to him, the Aegis should receive the same attention. How can you argue against something that can't be stopped? I mean look at this post....
The E/A was able to locate Superman despite his trial taking place outside of time, in a higher dimensional plane. He then traveled to Supes via breaking time/space. I'm not saying localized time-stoppage would be 100% ineffective(there's no way to know)-- I'm just saying that based on the evidence we do have, the effectiveness of direct time manipulation can certainly be argued, as the rules of time/space certainly do not seem to apply to the E/A.
Originally posted by Sixth_Wingedsigh/lol
*Sigh*rending time and space = teleporting
Rend v. rent (rnt) or rend·ed, rend·ing, rends1. To tear or split apart or into pieces violently.
2. To tear (one's garments or hair) in anguish or rage.
3. To tear away forcibly; wrest.
4. To pull, split, or divide as if by tearing.
5. To pierce or disturb with sound: a scream rent the silence.
6. To cause pain or distress to:
I'm done with you.
Originally posted by Galan007
See my above post.The E/A was able to locate Superman despite his trial taking place outside of time, in a higher dimensional plane. He then traveled to Supes via breaking time/space. I'm not saying localized time-stoppage would be 100% ineffective(there's no way to know)-- I'm just saying that based on the evidence we do have, the effectiveness of direct time manipulation can certainly be argued, as the rules of time/space certainly do not seem to apply to the E/A.
That's not the same as being able to act while your paralyzed in time.
The only thing it proves is that EA can somehow percieve time/space then locate and teleport to that location.
Originally posted by Sixth_WingedRending=/=teleporting.
That's not the same as being able to act while your paralyzed in time.The only thing it proves is that EA can somehow percieve time/space then locate and teleport to that location.
I suggest looking up words you're unfamiliar with before coming up with your own definitions.
Originally posted by CogitoMoS #118.
Galan, what issue(s) did the trial take place in? I was trying to find them before but I think I was looking in all the wrong places...been a while since I read the OWAW stuff
Originally posted by CogitoHe's a moron. If he didn't troll, he wouldn't be able to post.
Christ.He was referring to using the Aegis (which destroys the wearer's soul), not getting to the Quintessence.
You need to stop trolling now, and catch up on your reading.
Originally posted by Sixth_WingedExaggerations? lulz.
Well then you are deluding yourself in exaggerations.Rending time/space in that scenario = Fancy teleport to a place outside of time/space.
I merely defined for you what the word "rending"(which was specifically used in the above scan) means. One more trollish post, and I'll be reporting you.
Originally posted by Cogito
Christ.He was referring to using the Aegis (which destroys the wearer's soul), not getting to the Quintessence.
You need to stop trolling now, and catch up on your reading.
Sigh can you please read again and get back to me.
What I'm saying isn't that he wasn't referring to steal but he wasn't himself stuck in time to be able to act, which was galan on to about.
