Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998That's a GL ring feat. A depleted GL ring feat. Which, when combined with a Luck dial of Ventura, Auran Star Band, and an Anti Matter Battery... none of which are described to be depleted in power, what exactly are you trying to say?
I.E, even if the case is Hal's ring powers the Miracle Machine...it still just shows how powerful Hal is. As even with a little energy of his ring, he can power the Miracle Machine
Originally posted by ODG
^ So you conflate the term, "trigger" as if it were a "power source." Even though they literally reveal that the supposedly depleted GL ring has a final iota of power kept in reserve.. . . . .
At this point, that English is your second language is amply demonstrated. And I ain't here to teach you English, bud. Read the comics or don't.
And if you refuse to accept my interpretation, what powered the Miracle Machine's reversion feat at the end of the storyline? Was it Hal's will?
Originally posted by ODG
That's a GL ring feat. A depleted GL ring feat. Which, when combined with a Luck dial of Ventura, Auran Star Band, and an Anti Matter Battery... none of which are described to be depleted in power, what exactly are you trying to say?
Originally posted by ODG
^ So why aren't you recognizing that what powered the Miracle Machine in the first instance was the iota of GL energy in Hal's ring?
Dude backpeddled from his post just one page ago lol.
Originally posted by ODG
That's a GL ring feat. A depleted GL ring feat. Which, when combined with a Luck dial of Ventura, Auran Star Band, and an Anti Matter Battery... none of which are described to be depleted in power, what exactly are you trying to say?
You're the one said the ring with little energy powered it, buddy
Originally posted by ODG
Literally the other way around. The ring's final iota of energy in reserve powered it. Hal's will manifested the wish.
Originally posted by abhilegendWhat did I backpeddle from?
Dude backpeddled from his post just one page ago lol.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998What sort of stupid strawman is this?
So you're saying GLs are going to fight their opponents without their rings in this forum?
Compose yourself before addressing me, please.
Originally posted by ODG
What did I backpeddle from? What sort of stupid strawman is this?Compose yourself before addressing me, please.
You said the ring powered the Miracle Machine and now all of the components did, except Hal Jordan, the fifth component of the Miracle Machine?
Why was Hal a separate component from his ring, retard?
Originally posted by ODG
What sort of stupid strawman is this?Compose yourself before addressing me, please.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
Isn't Hal's ring a default equipment in this forum?
So does it really matter whether or not it's Hal's ring is the source here? Since it ultimately just comes down to is Hal did that and can be used in the forum?
Originally posted by abhilegendIs this English?
You said the ring powered the Miracle Machine and now all of the components did, except Hal Jordan, the fifth component of the Miracle Machine?Why was Hal a separate component from his ring, retard?
You're the one acting like the only power source was Hal's willpower. I literally cornered you with multiple questions on that fallacious notion. Why is negating that notion such a surprise to you? Please read.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998It actually shows what a final iota of reserve energy can do when combined with a Luck dial of Ventura, an Auran Star Band, and an Anti Matter Battery, etc. But, yes. Extol Hal (or his GL ring's final iota of energy???) only.
it still just shows how powerful Hal is.
Originally posted by ODG
It actually shows what a final iota of reserve energy can do when combined with a Luck dial of Ventura, an Auran Star Band, and an Anti Matter Battery, etc. But, yes. Extol Hal (or his GL ring's final iota of energy???) only.
Originally posted by ODG
^ So why aren't you recognizing that what powered the Miracle Machine in the first instance was the iota of GL energy in Hal's ring?
Originally posted by ODG
Literally the other way around. The ring's final iota of energy in reserve powered it. Hal's will manifested the wish.If you cannot accept the scene as portrayed on-panel, that's on you.
Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998When combined with a Luck dial of Ventura, an Auran Star Band, and an Anti Matter Battery, etc. As long as you’re not trying to mislead anyone, we’ve nothing to argue over here.
Yes, so a final iota energy of Hal's ring can power the Miracle Machine, according to you
kinda
Originally posted by ODG
Is this English?You're the one acting like the only power source was Hal's willpower. I literally cornered you with multiple questions on that fallacious notion.
You literally posted this lol.
Originally posted by ODG
^ So why aren't you recognizing that what powered the Miracle Machine in the first instance was the iota of GL energy in Hal's ring?
Where is the mention of luck dial or anti matter battery as power sources?
Originally posted by ODG
Which is your a malfunction of your reasoning. Oof.
Originally posted by ODG
^ So why aren't you recognizing that what powered the Miracle Machine in the first instance was the iota of GL energy in Hal's ring?
Originally posted by ODG
Literally the other way around. The ring's final iota of energy in reserve powered it. Hal's will manifested the wish.If you cannot accept the scene as portrayed on-panel, that's on you.
Originally posted by ODG
^ English, do you speak it?Either way, I’ll not accept broken English as an excuse to ignore that there were multiple other components to the Miracle Machine.l that contributed to its feat.
And I'm asking you, do you think the ring is a separate part to Hal in the forum, do you think what the ring did when Hal used it isn't going to tranfer to the forum fight in Hal
Originally posted by ODG
^ Do I think the final iota of Hal’s GL ring’s power reserve being a component of the wider Miracle Machine matters in a KMC vs fight? No, not really. Unless the KMC forum fight has the Mu Controller constructing a Miracle Machine, who cares?