Superman vs Hancock and Neo

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Nor should durability matter. As Neo is simply messing with the coding not the actual physical character.

Anyway, the way I view it is if Superman, in this scenario, isn't actually part of the matrix but is hacking into it then Neo's unmaking technique would likely not work. If he is fully integrated like the humans in the pods than he is unmade.

Neo sucks for vs

For this sort of fight he does.

Kind of sucks for everything. He is either god, or a blind human capable of shutting down sentinels.

Not really, you just have to treat all his feats as if they happened in the "real world", problem solved.

Instead we have multiple people trying to pull a quan and do'q feats because they want their favorite character to win.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
Neo sucks for vs

Yup agreed. Even Baby Doll is easier to debate with.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Not really, you just have to treat all his feats as if they happened in the "real world", problem solved.

Instead we have multiple people trying to pull a quan and do'q feats because they want their favorite character to win.

If we take everything that happened in the matrix for real world then he is a godlike being pretty much near invincible unless put against equally godlike beings.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
If we take everything that happened in the matrix for real world then he is a godlike being pretty much near invincible unless put against equally godlike beings.

And the problem with that is?

Originally posted by Silent Master
Not really, you just have to treat all his feats as if they happened in the "real world", problem solved.

Instead we have multiple people trying to pull a quan and do'q feats because they want their favorite character to win.

The only feat I've seen people arguing against is Neo's unmake move. Which seemingly depends on how the character is inserted into the Matrix.

Originally posted by Silent Master
And the problem with that is?
That it makes him stupid in vs matches when people pit him against people not "godlike."

Originally posted by ares834
The only feat I've seen people arguing against is Neo's unmake move. Which seemingly depends on how the character is inserted into the Matrix.

All his powers are dependent on the Matrix, if you do'd one you have to do all of them.

Originally posted by Silent Master
All his powers are dependent on the Matrix, if you do'd one you have to do all of them.

Dependent on how the opponent is placed in the matrix, i.e. whether they are hacking into the matrix or fully integrated into.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
That it makes him stupid in vs matches when people pit him against people not "godlike."

Then only put him against people that have a chance of beating Matrix Neo, problem solved.

Originally posted by ares834
Dependent on how the opponent is placed in the matrix, i.e. whether they are hacking into the matrix or fully integrated into.

Again, all of his powers are dependent on the Matrix, so either they all count or none of them do.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Then only put him against people that have a chance of beating Matrix Neo, problem solved.
People fail to grasp the concept.

We done now?

Originally posted by Silent Master
Again, all of his powers are dependent on the Matrix, so either they all count or none of them do.
why do people not comprehend this?

weird.

"The guy who is a computer program can hit people made of flesh... but the guy who is a computer program can't jump into the bodies of people made of flesh"

/derp.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
People fail to grasp the concept.

We done now?

Since you've finally grasped the concept, there is no need to continue.

Originally posted by marwash22
why do people not comprehend this?

weird.

"The guy who is a computer program can hit people made of flesh... but the guy who is a computer program can't jump into the bodies of people made of flesh"

/derp.

The problem isn't that they don't understand, it's that they want to give their favorite character the win...so F$%k the OP and their stips.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Again, all of his powers are dependent on the Matrix, so either they all count or none of them do.

Are you even reading what I'm saying?

And no, you're wrong. There is a reason why the Agents can't just hack the people who have left the matrix. Morpheus himself makes this clear when he explains to Neo that any of "them", which refers to the people that are unknowingly in the matrix, can become an Agent.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Since you've finally grasped the concept, there is no need to continue.
I always got it.

Whats with the attitude?

Originally posted by Zack Fair
We done now?
that's not attitude?

sneer