Originally posted by carver9
Where was it stated that they can ONLY adapt to mutant abilities.?
Where was it stated that the could adapt to other powers that weren't mutant abilities? Because they didn't do a really good job of adapting to an explosion or tanking their own lasers and weapons. Also Bishop taking some of them down in his explosion and Colossus knocking two of them back doesn't speak volumes of their non-mutant adapting skills.
Originally posted by Werewolf582
But a she did manage to destroy some of them.
The only instance in which a Sentinel was destroyed was when storm blew up the ship. Other than that, all mutant attacks did was slow down the sentinels.
Like when Storm destroyed the Sentinel carriers, we later saw the fallen sentinels climbing up the mountain. They weren't destroyed
Originally posted by Firefly218When bishop exploded he killed 3 of them.
The only instance in which a Sentinel was destroyed was when storm blew up the ship. Other than that, all mutant attacks did was slow down the sentinels.Like when Storm destroyed the Sentinel carriers, we later saw the fallen sentinels climbing up the mountain. They weren't destroyed
Originally posted by Firefly218
Yah, there's a really good possibility supes would destroy it before it gets the chance to adapt. Theoretically though, the Sentinel should be able to adapt to Supes.
Doubtful. It seems that they adapt based on the X-gene (as evidenced by the fact that they sense the X-gene and not just any random mutation).
Originally posted by ares834You are biased and it's rather obvious. It is based off genetics and superman has powers based on this. Adapt and destroy. It must eat you alive a sentinel destroys Superman.
Doubtful. It seems that they adapt based on the X-gene (as evidenced by the fact that they sense the X-gene and not just any random mutation).
Originally posted by quanchi112
You are biased and it's rather obvious. It is based off genetics and superman has powers based on this. Adapt and destroy. It must eat you alive a sentinel destroys Superman.
They track down and adapt to "mutant abilities": this was stated in the movie. If you can find evidence to the Sentinels adapting to things not mutant based, that'd be dandy.
The Sentinels don't have great durability showings outside of their adapting.
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakkaDue to the focus of their efforts to be mutants but at the core of it is genetic based so the same would apply to Superman.
They track down and adapt to "mutant abilities": this was stated in the movie. If you can find evidence to the Sentinels adapting to things not mutant based, that'd be dandy.The Sentinels don't have great durability showings outside of their adapting.
You'd need to prove they can't adapt since that is your theory.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Due to the focus of their efforts to be mutants but at the core of it is genetic based so the same would apply to Superman.You'd need to prove they can't adapt since that is your theory.
I already did. Warpath was able to injured them, Blink demonstrated that the Sentinels aren't immune or rather can't adapt to themselves, and apparently they don't tank explosions too well. Also there's Storm indirectly destroying the ships carrying Sentinels with wind which, last time I check, mountain storms weren't mutant powers.
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakkaI get that but when you break it down it is on a genetic level so one can call Superman a mutant. Semantics.
Trask outright puts Mutant tracking systems into his Sentinel prototypes and Xavier explains how the new Sentinels lock on and adapt to any mutant ability they encounter.I already did. Warpath was able to injured them, Blink demonstrated that the Sentinels aren't immune or rather can't adapt to themselves, and apparently they don't tank explosions too well. Also there's Storm indirectly destroying the ships carrying Sentinels with wind which, last time I check, mountain storms weren't mutant powers.
Again you were wrong there with destroyed sentinels and failed to comprehend the fighting scenes.
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