KuRuPT Thanosi
Senior Member
Originally posted by FrothByte
That's easy. He'll probably miss due to the fact that all of his shooting feats involve him shooting at a target who's not actively avoiding getting shot. Even you agreed that he didn't have these feats.So in a battle of feats, DS just loses. Cap has feats of him blocking bullets multiple times from multiple enemies. DS has zero feats of even shooting someone trying to avoid his shots.
You taking for granted that he'll never miss is pretty much no limits fallacy. That's not allowed here.
See, that isn't how things work here. You're trying to conflate him not having targets with active defense, thus trying to say he can't be able to hit somebody with active defense. That is the definition of an illogical stance. You're trying to prove your conclusion without doing the deductive logical work. You need to do that work Before you reach conclusion, not trying and reverse produce those results. That is exactly what you're doing here.
You keep going back to this, active defense thing, and that has little to no bearing on this fight. Nobody disagrees that Cap can cover most of his body. Thus exhibiting some defense. He can and will also likely move some, and again, that is aiding to his defense. What that WON'T do, is take away openings that DS has. Regardless of the method Cap tries when closing the distance... SOME parts WILL be exposed. Period, end of story. Thus, it comes down to the following and nothing is more important when determining the conclusion here, and vastly more important than him engaging people with active defense.
Has DS proven he can hit the small tight openings more times than he's proven to miss. THAT and THAT ALONE is the main determining factor on whether he'll be able to hit Cap's small openings. Thus, the question becomes and I'd like to see your answer here.... Based on feats... has DS proven he'll likely hit small opening or has he proven he'll likely miss small openings?