Originally posted by Robtard
Asking a question isn't a strawman.
Originally posted by dadudemon
That's a strawman.It can block physical stuff ergo it can block physical stuff.
Saying it can also block a huge amount of physical stuff is the leap you're making which makes your rhetorical question a strawman. If you read my post, I covered this in depth. Instead, you cherry picked a quote and took it out of context.
Originally posted by Robtard
I'm not making that leap of "it can also block a huge amount of physical stuff " as I didn't make that claim. I'm arguing against that claim.
Originally posted by dadudemon
That's a strawman.It can block physical stuff ergo it can block physical stuff.
Saying it can also block a huge amount of physical stuff is the leap you're making which makes your rhetorical question a strawman. If you read my post, I covered this in depth. Instead, you cherry picked a quote and took it out of context.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Stop with the "limits fallacy" nonsense. It's just trolling.
No, you have it wrong: YOU stop with "no limits fallacy" trolling. Now stop whining like a baby because someone pointed out why you were wrong. Take your medicine like a man.
Originally posted by dadudemon
See: No Limit's Fallacy. It stopped arrows and wizards bolts, ergo it can stop the Death Star and Superman flying into it at light+.
Originally posted by dadudemon
That's a strawman.It can block physical stuff ergo it can block physical stuff.
Saying it can also block a huge amount of physical stuff is the leap you're making which makes your rhetorical question a strawman. If you read my post, I covered this in depth. Instead, you cherry picked a quote and took it out of context.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Not all physical force is the same, unless you want to go on record as saying that a random thug can hit as hard as Superman.Now, what feats do the shields have a blocking the level of physical force that would be generated by a bomb?
Limit fallacy.
What feats do the bombs have of ever destroying a magical shield of that level?
Because you guys are not getting, I'll be helpful:
Does detonating a bomb or missile (non-nukes, of course) stop the light from the sun? Of course not. That's not how it works. Two different energy systems. Sure, they can interact by you just cannot null the light coming from the sun (and don't try to pull the "in the shade" crap...that's not the point).
So what makes any of you think non-magical forces work on a magical shield that was only shown being destroyed by magical spells? Hmm? Where is your evidence? I have direct evidence that only magical spells can destroy the shields.