Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
1) But It DOES have a problem with heat. Maybe petroleum gas burns at different temperatures than those in the foundry, granted..2) Ohhhhh right. You just said "The whole movie" earlier, and in context of attempting to justify T-1000's automatic possession of the firearm.
Big difference. And you take no responsibility for the context of how you said it, which was abundantly clear to all reading this.... 🙄Damaged. Yes. Damaged in exactly the same way? Nope, judging by the lack of hydrogen explosion.
Oh thats right: You dont know what the power source is or it's properties for the T-1000. Nice dodge though.3) And was T2 set in the future? Nope: It was travelling back to 1994/95. A better designed Terminator would have come back with built in weapons that would have given it an edge against all defences of that perio- Oh wait they did that in T3...
Ergo TX was the better design, especially with its other machine control capabilities too.... T2 would have been half hour long at best if it had such equipment.4) Nope I making nothing up: Acid exists. Its both listed online as a weakness of Mimetic Polyalloy, and makes sense. Douse it in molecular acid and job done. Oh are you saying its acid resistant metal...? If so: You're the one making shit up (again)
And whether you continue to make like Wolverine's IQ is like 20 or not, (something that would be untrue, anyway) the act of spraying something in acid is not an advanced chess move. Plenty of street thugs have done it to their victims.
http://terminator.wikia.com/wiki/Mimetic_polyalloy
1) Maybe? Of course it burns at a different degree. Do you have any idea of what temperatures are required to melt metal?
2) Except it's been reduced to puddles and it always reforms in it's cop form. Why? Because that's it's default form.
No. It's because it's a different series as stated by Arnold himself. It got a damn rod rammed through it. If it was a 850 it would have exploded. Fact.
I didn't dodge shit. I don't have to prove anything about the T-1000's power source because it's never been brought up in the film. Furthermore, it's moronic to assume a machine two generations ahead would have a dramatically shorter lifespan.
3) Except Terminators are supposed to be fighters in the future war. The time-travel was last, desperate attempt from Skynet to win the war. So no need for built in plasma weaponry.
4) How would Wolverine know the T-1000 is a mimetic polyalloy? Is he psychic now? And even if he magically knew that, it's still out of character form him to do any of that shit.
5) Wolverine also gets koed by bullets, stabs and blunt force. The T-1000 does not. Bullets make holes in it. What do you think a huge explosion would do?
6) It didn't sprint after John and the T-800 because it wouldn't be able to catch up, just like it couldn't catch up to the police car in the hospital part. The T-1000 almost never runs aside from those scenes. It doesn't run when it's chasing John in the mall for example. Why would it run in the factory when it knew they had nowhere to go?