Originally posted by quanchi112
To flick a wrist is far easier and faster than holding a gun up, aiming it, and firing.Common sense ftw.
That's not a counter and you're wrong: Voldermort has to lift his frail hand, point the wand at his target and incant the spell; that's not faster than lifting a gun and squeezing a trigger, especially with the speed McClane's shown
Now do you have an actual counter, cos so far you've just conceded to me over and over and it's getting embarrassing for you
I think Voldemort is used to somebody pointing a dangerous weapon at him. That's like, the only way that combat occurs in Harry Potter.
Likewise, Voldemort has dueled against people without the need to cast spells verbally. So, his reaction time is just as prepared for John Mcclane pointing and firing a weapon at him.
I mean, holding a weapon and simply thinking it into operating is faster than someone physically having to operate it.
Originally posted by RobtardVoldemort has no issue lifting his hand. We see him easily flick his wrist before. McClane gets disarmed before he can fire. Points to Voldemort disarming Harry while Harry made the motion to attack first.
That's not a counter and you're wrong: Voldermort has to lift his frail hand, point the wand at his target and incant the spell; that's not faster than lifting a gun and squeezing a trigger, especially with the speed McClane's shownNow do you have an actual counter, cos so far you've just conceded to me over and over and it's getting embarrassing for you
Common sense that flicking a wrist is far faster than moving your arm and hand while aiming at a target and firing away. You haveno common sense and have always been a ridiculous fanboy.