Originally posted by MF DELPH
Seriously? There's no superpowers whatsoever in the real world. That argument is hollow. We have no frame of reference for any of this save the fiction we're pulling from. This "Delph's the only one limited by the real world" tact is folly. You're really going to argue realism in a thread about using comic book superpowers? The tech may not pre-exist, but I'm not limited by what actually exists, I'm limited by the materials that exist on this planet in real life. I'm not going to be able to make anything that might contain adamantium or promethium, sure, but I'm not limited to only making iPads and Hummers simply because that's the extent of real world technology. Seriously? If that were the case you wouldn't be able to teleport because there isn't really a Darkforce Dimension.
I was arguing based off the argument that you can't make power dampeners, and Sentinels. Is that not the same? A scanner that can detect energy (which, incidentally, I'd like to remind you, neither Tony nor Reed nor Pym were able to track when hunting Cap) that does not exist?
I mean, you were saying you were going to use the Internet and essentially put together everything you needed. Fine. My issue with that is, if you're agreeing you can't make dampeners, because there's no analogue in the real world.....where are you getting the knowledge to build a machine that even fictitious brainiacs combined were unable to? That's all.
Unless the rationale for no power dampeners etc was because they used fictional materials, in which case, my bad.