Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
He's graying in his 100's because he's played by a middle aged actor.I forgot elves live forever though, that's a definite plus.
He's graying in his late 100's because in the story the movie is based off of, he's also graying in his late 100's. You see the grey patches and he actually looks older and a bit out of shape in comparison to when he goes back to the 70's in DoFP or Wolverine.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
What was Caps age before he died?
He was in I'm assuming in his early-mid 20's if that when he got the SSS. Probably had a few months to a year or so messing around before he crashed the bomber.
Originally posted by KingD19
He's graying in his late 100's because in the story the movie is based off of, he's also graying in his late 100's. You see the grey patches and he actually looks older and a bit out of shape in comparison to when he goes back to the 70's in DoFP or Wolverine.He was in I'm assuming in his early-mid 20's if that when he got the SSS. Probably had a few months to a year or so messing around before he crashed the bomber.
I mean when they shot him with a sniper.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
Couldn't be, he was at least 70 when they in iced him.
If you mean chronologically, then he's nearly 100 at the least. But he stopped aging in the ice. And probably won't start to actually age again for a while due to how fast his metabolism is.
Edit- Oh, you meant in comics. Well they don't keep up with age well in the comics unless you're someone like Wolverine who they chronicle your life because you can heal. Also time works weird in comics. He was probably in his 30's still when he got shot.
Originally posted by KingD19
Logan is long lived, not immortal. He was graying at 191 years old. I doubt he'd live past his mid 300's. Legolas gets an immediate 1,000 years at least though.
Graying can be caused by too much stress, right? Anyway, a highly efficient healing factor is better than the super longevity of elves when you're in a non-friendly world like Westeros...
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Graying can be caused by too much stress, right? Anyway, a highly efficient healing factor is better than the super longevity of elves when you're in a non-friendly world like Westeros...
He wasn't graying from stress when he was fighting Phoenix or the Brotherhood, etc... And between those movies and DOFP it hasn't even been 20 years since DOFP is in 2023.
A healing factor is effective, but you have no stat advantage. With Legolas powers, you'd be immortal, and practically immune to harm because no one would be able to lay a finger on you. Your senses are too keen, you're too good at fighting, you're too fast, too strong. Anybody who gets in your face will be dead before they hit the ground, and literally before anyone realizes what happened. With Wolverine's powers you're just a guy with claws who heals.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Not really, killing things you don't understand or consider unnatural is a rather normal reaction for uneducated superstitious people.
It's more likely they'd be amazed. But at any rate, we're both assuming they'd try and kill you in sight when they wouldnt, as long as your not a crow, they'd probably welcome you to live among them.
Originally posted by KingD19
He wasn't graying from stress when he was fighting Phoenix or the Brotherhood, etc... And between those movies and DOFP it hasn't even been 20 years since DOFP is in 2023.A healing factor is effective, but you have no stat advantage. With Legolas powers, you'd be immortal, and practically immune to harm because no one would be able to lay a finger on you. Your senses are too keen, you're too good at fighting, you're too fast, too strong. With Wolverine's powers you're just a guy with claws who heals.
Fighting has never been a problem for Wolverine... he relishes in it if anything.
It's the mental trauma that gets to him.
Actually... even in the movie universe, I think it's safe to say HF keeps you in peak+ condition... all those leaps and reaction feats are impossible in RL. Sorry, doesn't matter how ninja you are, you won't be cutting someone's shotgun into pieces if it's point-blank at the back of your skull 😬
Legolas can be and has been tagged.
Wildlings are constantly shown as brutal, savage people. Remember when they raided those villages and slaughtered everyone? Slaughtered villagers and farmers who had nothing against them and were just trying to live?
Why wouldn't they just try to murder this random guy out in their territory all by his lonesome just to take his shit?
Originally posted by KingD19
Wildlings are constantly shown as brutal, savage people. Remember when they raided those villages and slaughtered everyone? Slaughtered villagers and farmers who had nothing against them and were just trying to live?Why wouldn't they just try to murder this random guy out in their territory all by his lonesome just to take his shit?
They do that because they have to, in order to survive. If you guys lack the imagination as to how an invincible man would be useful to a group of war like people then I really can't help you.
Originally posted by KingD19
Wildlings are constantly shown as brutal, savage people. Remember when they raided those villages and slaughtered everyone? Slaughtered villagers and farmers who had nothing against them and were just trying to live?Why wouldn't they just try to murder this random guy out in their territory all by his lonesome just to take his shit?
At this point I'm fairly sure that they're just grasping at straws to avoid admitting they made a bad choice.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Fighting has never been a problem for Wolverine... he relishes in it if anything.It's the mental trauma that gets to him.
Actually... even in the movie universe, I think it's safe to say HF keeps you in peak+ condition... all those leaps and reaction feats are impossible in RL. Sorry, doesn't matter how ninja you are, you won't be cutting someone's shotgun into pieces if it's point-blank at the back of your skull 😬
Legolas can be and has been tagged.
He also had time on his hands. He got his claws let's say when he was 13, as that's the standard age. It was 1845. We didn't see him again until he was fighting in the Civil War, which was 1861-1865. So we don't see him for at least 11 years, and then he shows up as a soldier. You are not Wolverine. You are you, just put into GoT and you got his claws+ HF. OP doesn't say stats, which are indeed a separate power from his healing factor. But if he's including them then I can change my statement a bit as even BC Logan showed enhanced stats. But you are you. So you're not used to fighting constantly like he is. You're not so used to pain that you can ignore a sword through your gut, or a mace shattering your kneecap.
Legolas has been hit by who? Aside from Bolg and his goons in that fight(who going by previous and later feats shouldn't have been able to lay a finger on Legolas)who's really gotten a good hit in on him? And this is a serious question, I haven't seen the movies for some time aside from the Hobbit series.