Originally posted by Robtard
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Why did Legolas shoot that guy again... didn't he do everybody a favor and do what others wanted to do to him. Why shoot a killing blow there?
Originally posted by StealthRangerAnd the fellowship also had to work together to kill one but let's try one better. Gandalf solo'd a Balrog but he hid up a tree when Azog and his crew rolled up despite having allies at his side.
Aragorn melee'd a trollAnd he ain't shit to any upper tier character in the verse
Abc logic is fun.
Originally posted by quanchi112
So let's ignore the trolls and the sheer number of them along with their massive weight and size.
When did I ignore the trolls? I said the majority of Sauron's army were orcs armed with melee weapons, which is true.
As far as the trolls, what exactly are they going to do to the Balrog before it slaughters them with flame blade, whip and fire? It can set stone on fire. Those same trolls were getting killed by dwarves and elves.
As noted, this is the beast that basically solo'd an entire dwarven kingdom.
Originally posted by RobtardThe same guy who defeated the Balrog was fleeing from orcs. Lol. It works both ways. The trolls would hammer the Balrog down who isn't fast or quick at all. Do you really think so little of Sauron's army ?
When did I ignore the trolls? I said the majority of Sauron's army were orcs armed with melee weapons, which is true.As far as the trolls, what exactly are they going to do to the Balrog before it slaughters them with flame blade, whip and fire? Those same trolls were getting killed by dwarves and elves.
As noted, this is the beast that basically solo'd an entire dwarven kingdom.
Smaug did as well but guess what happened to Smaug. He died. These guys aren't invulnerable.
Originally posted by quanchi112
The same guy who defeated the Balrog was fleeing from orcs. Lol. It works both ways. The trolls would hammer the Balrog down who isn't fast or quick at all. Do you really think so little of Sauron's army ?Smaug did as well but guess what happened to Smaug. He died. These guys aren't invulnerable.
They'd have to get close enough to hammer, which isn't likely considering the Balrog is covered in flames and can ignite the floor in flames. Balrog probably wouldn't need to kill most of Sauron's army anyway, considering it made hundreds of goblins flee just by roaring.
Smaug died in a very specific manner via exploiting a weak-spot, the missing scale that was basically over his heart. No one is saying the Balrog is invulnerable, just that Sauron's army lacks the ability with what it has.