Originally posted by ghostmanTitan said we can't use real world science to see how much force it takes to do a feat.
explain.
In summary, if we can't quantify feats then it's impossible to prove who's stronger from different companies.
Originally posted by h1a8that's just a bullshit dodge answer.
If that's the case then Aquaman is stronger than Thor. Spiderman is stronger than Superman.See how silly that is? We have quantifiable feats to help us determine how strong a character is. Is namor class 100, is Thor, is Hercules? Why?
We knows who's stronger than who on average by years of continuity and feats.
You are trying to apply your shitty math to a fictional dimension where real world logic doesn't apply.
Originally posted by SurturThis is what I was thinking. Eg, Even WBH needs a platform (like, say, a planet) to leverage his strength against. Destroy the platform under his feet and Hulk floats helplessly ... unless of course his thunderclaps are so powerful they create spatial distortions wherein Hulk can propel himself through space (?!).
Problem is a smart Surfer could just stalemate Hulk forever.
I see a lot of this depending on how writers wanted to depict WBH. As an unbeatable ultimate? Then Soarin' Norrin loses, especially if he fights in typical fashion.
Originally posted by Insane TitanIf we use feats then how do you know which feats are greater without applying any real world logic?
that's just a bullshit dodge answer.We knows who's stronger than who on average by years of continuity and feats.
You are trying to apply your shitty math to a fictional dimension where real world logic doesn't apply.
Originally posted by MindshipA thunderclap will end Surfer
This is what I was thinking. Eg, Even WBH needs a platform (like, say, a planet) to leverage his strength against. Destroy the platform under his feet and Hulk floats helplessly ... unless of course his thunderclaps are so powerful they create spatial distortions wherein Hulk can propel himself through space (?!).I see a lot of this depending on how writers wanted to depict WBH. As an unbeatable ultimate? Then Soarin' Norrin loses, especially if he fights in typical fashion.
Originally posted by Mindship
This is what I was thinking. Eg, Even WBH needs a platform (like, say, a planet) to leverage his strength against. Destroy the platform under his feet and Hulk floats helplessly ... unless of course his thunderclaps are so powerful they create spatial distortions wherein Hulk can propel himself through space (?!).I see a lot of this depending on how writers wanted to depict WBH. As an unbeatable ultimate? Then Soarin' Norrin loses, especially if he fights in typical fashion.
Get Justice or some psi hack to suspend him in mid air from a distance.