Originally posted by Silent Master
Then Superman should have flown, that way he wouldn't have had to worry about traction. On the hand, maybe his flight isn't strong enough to pull that much weight.
He flew under the beam of the World Engine, which was powerful enough to flatten skyscrapers. He was also depowered when he did that.
He probably didn't fly because he simply didn't need to, or because he didn't want to stress the chain and the ship too much.
Originally posted by Psychotron
He flew under the beam of the World Engine, which was powerful enough to flatten skyscrapers. He was also depowered when he did that.He probably didn't fly because simply didn't need to, or because he didn't want to stress the chain and the ship too much.
Show clips of the world engine flattening skyscrapers in a few seconds.
Originally posted by Silent Master
If you need more time to find the clips, just say so.
Originally posted by Psychotron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0fwkQGxrgU9
Hard to tell, but if you look at when Superman actually destroys it, there are multiple buildings still standing and the WE had been active for far more than a few seconds.
Originally posted by Silent Master
If on average it only takes a few seconds to destroy buildings, how come there are so many buildings left standing so close to where Superman was, considering how long the beam had been active?
Are you ****ing dumb? There were no buildings next to Superman, he was on some beach in the Indian Ocean.
Originally posted by Silent MasterThe engine made everything in a certain radius of effect vaporize. You can get a better look at the crater it made right at the start of Supes and Zods fight. There is nothing left but ashes and dirt with more buildings somewhat surviving as a shell when you get to the outer rim of its area of effect. Compare that to when the world engine first touched down and that vaporized area is filled with skyscrapers.
If on average it only takes a few seconds to destroy buildings, how come there are so many buildings left standing so close to where Superman was, considering how long the beam had been active?