Originally posted by Robtard
Originally posted by NemeBroGandalf just knocked them on their asses. Big difference to what Dumbledore's spell would do to them.
Likely, due to range, but Gandalf's spell sent thousands of goblins flying, we're talking many tons worth of goblin.
Originally posted by TheGodKillerThe reason in the movies is the same. Just because they don't flat out scream it during the scene don't act like you don't get it.
LOL no. That explanation behind why Harry's wand acted the way it did was only given in the books not in the movies. What part of this don't you understand?What I presented shows that wands don't automatically become indestructible during duels as you have sneakily tried to allude to throughout this thread.
If by "lost" you mean that I embarrassed you by presenting the exact piece of evidence that you claimed didn't exist, then you're definitely right.
LOL at this sh1t.
That was due to special circumstances. Context.
Originally posted by -kV-You know it's dead on accurate.
Profile'd. The irony behind this makes this hilarious statement makes it even more ridiculous.. 😆
Originally posted by UtrigitaVoldemort killed them.
Question: What happened to the rest of the wizards in this matchup?
Originally posted by quanchi112
The reason in the movies is the same. Just because they don't flat out scream it during the scene don't act like you don't get it.
The reason behind it was never revealed so we don't know. That's all there is to it. I fail to see why this should be dragged about any further than that.
Originally posted by quanchi112
That was due to special circumstances. Context.
Originally posted by TheGodKillerSo you believe Harry flat out overpowered Voldemort's wand with his raw power ? Nothing else involved, right ?
The movies significantly deviated from the books. Since they never bothered to mention why Harry's wand acted the way it did, you can't automatically assume that the explanation for that sh1t was the same as the book.The reason behind it was never revealed so we don't know. That's all there is to it. I fail to see why this should be dragged about any further than that.
It goes to show that a wizard's wand can be broken in combat, in opposition to your premise that they somehow become damage-proof during a duel.
Just like the avada kedavra can fail to kill with the special circumstances we see in the movies. Context is everything and is lost on you.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Due to their location but the blast just knocks people off their feet. They were also unprepared for the attack as well so there is that. The blast in and of itself outside locale is just a push.
The blast knocked almost every single goblin in that cave for a loop, even the ones hundreds of feet away up against the walls. And you can't simply prepare for something like that.
Originally posted by KingD19Yes, you can. If someone cold cocks you it's going to have a much greater effect on you than if you know it's coming and tense up for it. That just knocked them down. A slightly violent push. Gandalf's attacks are laughable compared to Voldemort's.
The blast knocked almost every single goblin in that cave for a loop, even the ones hundreds of feet away up against the walls. And you can't simply prepare for something like that.