Originally posted by RobtardI never said the heat did so. What does realizing your full potential have to do with durability ?
The heat did nothing to him, just more silly lowballing. He might not have been knocked out either, could have been relaxing/floating in the ocean after a hard day’s work, since he had a long swim back. But this was also before he realized his full abilities, so it could go either way.
Originally posted by RobtardNot his durability. His skill level and strength level maybe. You can't just suddenly change your powers with the way his are defined in the film.
Yeah, you implied it. I brought up the heat of the oil rig, your response was "he was KO'd there".His powers clearly improved after his father's pep talk. It is what It is.
Originally posted by RobtardDuration of the heart or ice will kill him. They aren't stopping. Again he can't change his durability with the way his powers are defined in the film. I'm quite exceptional at debating. Condolences, El fans.
It's irrelevant, now that you're going back and saying heat won't KO MOS.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Duration of the heart or ice will kill him. They aren't stopping. Again he can't change his durability with the way his powers are defined in the film. I'm quite exceptional at debating. Condolences, El fans.
What do use base this "duration of the heart[sic] or ice will kill him" on?
Originally posted by RobtardBasic laws that govern reality. Superman was hurt by far less. Just because he wasn't defeated by his foes doesn't mean these ones won't kill him. No reason to believe he is immune to these attacks for a period of time.
What do use base this "duration of heart[sic] or ice will kill him" on?
Originally posted by quanchi112
Basic laws that govern reality. Superman was hurt by far less.Just because he wasn't defeated by his foes doesn't mean these ones won't kill him. No reason to believe he is immune to these attacks for a period of time.
Superman is not "reality", regardless, what "far less" hurt Superman? Name the instances in the film.
That's a dodge and another assertion without proof. You said: "duration of the heart[sic] or ice will kill him", you need to provide proof. Thanks.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Duration of the heart or ice will kill him. They aren't stopping. Again he can't change his durability with the way his powers are defined in the film. I'm quite exceptional at debating. Condolences, El fans.
Shit like that just says you're getting desperate. So much for you actually debating... shrug
Originally posted by -Pr-
Shit like that just says you're getting desperate. So much for you actually debating... shrug
Quan has stated that getting the last word in a thread means that he won the argument; it's fairly obvious that he either doesn't know what debating is or that he's just trolling.
My money is on trolling.
Originally posted by quanchi112
They didn't need to be attacked to use the power necessary. That is the point. They have the powers already.Koing is relevant.
Duration and a quick burst are too totally different things. Acting like they aren't and the time under exposure to said attacks is based off of nothing logical.
He isn't completely immune to said elements just highly resistant. Ball is in your court.
Then prove it. Prove that the Sentinels just use mutant powers on a whim w/o first adapting to a mutant ability they encounter.
The flames didn't KO Superman. The oil rig steel, last time I check, was not fire.
Considering the quick burst of heat vision did more damage than Sunfire's flames, its safe to say that Supes wouldn't be hurt by it.
You're dodging my question again, don't think I just forgot.
Originally posted by RobtardHe still exists within the rules of our universe. We see why he is super powered. We know how he works so quit ignoring that.
Superman is not "reality", regardless, what "far less" hurt Superman? Name the instances in the film.That's a dodge and another assertion without proof. You said: "duration of the heart[sic] or ice will kill him", you need to provide proof. Thanks.
We see attacks of force obviously hurt him. Take this laser for instance. Ten seconds of vulnerability from one blast with him completely at his opponents mercy. Lucky for him Zod and his crew were idiots.
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakkaI don't have to. We see them use the abilities without having seen them.
Then prove it. Prove that the Sentinels just use mutant powers on a whim w/o first adapting to a mutant ability they encounter.The flames didn't KO Superman. The oil rig steel, last time I check, was not fire.
Considering the quick burst of heat vision did more damage than Sunfire's flames, its safe to say that Supes wouldn't be hurt by it.
You're dodging my question again, don't think I just forgot.
I never said the fire did. The strain of the weak object did.
Supes may be resistant to it initially but under duration he will falter.
Look here at one laser blast what it can do to him.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NVSCnWcbVEQ
Ten seconds of him on in the supine position.
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You said Superman was hurt by "far less" compared to the heat and cold of the Sentinels. Which scene(s), still waiting.
"Force attacks" (as in punches and bullets?) are now heat and cold damage?
He showed no physical damage from that laser, it seemed to only wind him for a few moments. But do please show the power levels of that laser (heat? force?) compared to the fire produced by the Sentinels. Go.
Originally posted by RobtardJust one blast can render him helpless for ten seconds so it obviously effected him. Duration of attacks will do far worse. Common sense.
"Force attacks" (as in punches and bullets?) are now heat and cold damage?He showed no physical damage from that laser, it seemed to only wind him for a few moments. But do please show the power levels of that laser (heat? force?) compared to the fire produced by the Sentinels. Go.
Duration, duration, duration.
I'm amazing. I really am.
Evidence always wins out in the end. Put down your false idol of the man of steel.
Since you dodged (dodging is trolling):
You said Superman was hurt by "far less" compared to the heat and cold of the Sentinels. Which scene(s), still waiting.
"Force attacks" are now heat and cold damage?
He showed no physical damage from that laser, it seemed to only wind him for a few moments. But do please show the power levels of that laser (heat? force?) compared to the fire produced by the Sentinels. Go.
Originally posted by Robtardyou can choose to ignore the evidence of Superman being at the mercy of his idiotic opponents.
Since you dodged:You said Superman was hurt by "far less" compared to the heat and cold of the Sentinels. Which scene(s), still waiting.
"Force attacks" are now heat and cold damage?
He showed no physical damage from that laser, it seemed to only wind him for a few moments. But do please show the power levels of that laser (heat? force?) compared to the fire produced by the Sentinels. Go.
Being out for ten seconds without able to muster anything is feeling it. Because he neck isn't broken doesn't mean it didn't phase him. Ten seconds. Press the attack and he's a goner.
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Since you dodged (dodging is trolling):
You said Superman was hurt by "far less" compared to the heat and cold of the Sentinels. Which scene(s), still waiting.
"Force attacks" are now heat and cold damage?
He showed no physical damage from that laser, it seemed to only wind him for a few moments. But do please show the power levels of that laser (heat? force?) compared to the fire produced by the Sentinels. Go.