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Knight of Retribution
Jeez Quan just provide the evidence >_>
Originally posted by quanchi112
1. No, I am saying someone needs to show magical resistance not death curse resistance. Dorf gets screwed by magic every single time, bro.
2. They both can feel pain and their tolerance doesn't matter as the torture curse provides constant pain. They have no mental resistance feats either. You just want to say he resists because you think that's debating despite with no proof to the contrary. I am saying someone needs to show mental resistance feats to prove they cannot feel it. Dorf clearly feels pain and has no mental resistance so he falls victim. Only logical.
3. We see it explode but what we don't see is Dof's whereabouts or what actually happens as it falls. Too many unknowns yet you fanboys want to act like its proof. Speculation is the bottom line. It's that simple.
It's a counter to evil is all. It doesn't break weaker blades it simply reacts well against an evil power hungry megalomaniac.
He survived the executioners sword but never healed from the attack. Gameplay damage isn't always the same. We know what can hurt him but sword strikes aren't like a cut scene of him being impaled. You need to know how to compare the two which you obviously don't. You're a fanboy and always act loopy when it comes to loz. Impalement still cuts right through his skin the only question is can the top continue his life or not. Specific magic as in the master sword works. The death curse works as well because there is no reason it wouldn't since it's specific magic for a purpose and Dorf only resists general attacks but within reason. he can't heal from the attacks so logically you can destroy enough of his humanoid body to take him out.
1. ..you realize that the Triforce pieces are the single thing that protects the individuals from Twilight magic, right? Or how Dorf is only stunned for a second by Light Arrows, arrows magically created and empowered by the four light spirits, ie magical weakness to Dorf?
2. It provides pain? What level of pain? Human pain? More?
Speaking of 'no proof';
"You can prove the spell is a mental attack and not one that creates pain, as it says on the tin?"
"I'm asking you if you believe that any character in fiction that has felt pain will be twitching in agony from this spell, no matter how extremely powerful they are?"
3. Besides seeing the explosion-causing attack strike right at him. What other unknowns? Also I assume you have a simpler explanation to this scene, one you can back up? Like that the 'fanboy' claims are back :T
"Its a counter to evil".... exactly the point? Its canonly stated in SS that the MS is physically stronger than a normal sword, has anti-evil powers and is further blessed by the goddess Hylia to damage evil. Ganondorf is being stabbed by a thrice offensively charged sword, charged by powerful beings. Adding to the fact that we have him taking several hits just to get to the state when he can be finally stabbed. Yet knowing he can take more than one sword hit (and blunt force, arrows and explosions) and knowing the MS is 'anti-Dorf', for some reason him being harmed by it is akin to a human being harmed by a regular sword?
So he survived impalement.. and thats comparable to a human? The attacks he takes can be quantified, we know that these things barely hurt him. Then we have an 'anti-Dorf' sword slashing him and only harming him, and only when he's weakened does it kill him. The only example you have where he's critically harmed by something not in the MS's league is when he was stabbed before he got the ToP.
Originally posted by quanchi112
4. Except the entire shield was destroyed not just one part of it. You aren't getting it.
Hundreds or thousands of spells. Imagine what this would do to anything with the continued exposure of this power beating on you consistently.
Depends on the marvel characters resistance. This isn't a durability attack so a characters strength doesn't have anything to do with it. You video game versus act like people who bench a lot can suddenly stop bullets. It's laughable.
This curse isn't durability based. The body remains fine this is magic. This isn't a force attack. You are making a false comparison but the black hole feat attacks your shitty logic anyways. It applies to it and here you go wanting to distance yourself from it.
They have to have specific resistances the durability has nothing to do with it. That's painfully evident from the spell.
4. And youre not getting how little it means. We can only know how powerful Tom's attack is from what its bested -> His attack bested the shield -> The shields only known durability is being above others blasts -> others blasts were knocking people across the room = Tom's blast is stronger than the shield which is stronger than the smaller blasts.
5. If thats what youve taken from anything we've posted then it shows how much you grasp in others posts. Also a dodge, so answer my question. Can these spells effect planetary or universal level (power, strength or sized) characters in the way it does humans if they dont have the magic resistance youre looking for? This guy for instance. Yes or no? Simple question really.
The black hold example is becoming laughable as after bringing it up youre seemingly unable to counter the fact that your example holds no water in comparing my logic, unless you believe we don't actually know how powerful a black hole is.. I assume you know its powerful, right? Dont make a point then run away from it :T Knowing the limits = fact. Thats how we debate.
How is it 'painfully evident' when the best thing it beats is humans? How it is painfully evident when youre saying it will work on Ganondorf; a character with both magical resistance, much more durable and tolerant than humans and who is massively above one.
