Originally posted by Arachnid1
Also, I'm kind of surprised you picked the Destroyer over the IM armor. What applications do you have in mind for it? I guess it'd be a pretty sweet weapon you could contract out and be rich off of, but it doesn't do much besides lumber around and shoot lasers.
My only application for it would be to be nigh unbeatable while using it (unless someone like Thor comes around)...
When you add to that fact that the Destroyer appears to require zero maintenance and apparently never needs to be recharged (I imagine that the IM armor requires regular recharging), then for me the answer is easy...
Originally posted by Sable
You can clearly see the armor moving around the spear and exiting in a slit in the amor, this is an open and shut case.
Originally posted by Sable
If it made a hole in the armor. The spear would have spun around or warped the armor. It did neither. This is undeniable no matter how hard you want to avoid it.
Originally posted by Sable
Sorry magic isn't a excuse for not having answer solid evidence. The armor had no hole in it. End of story.
Its debatable...
Whats not debatable though is that Sif damaged the Destroyer; that's the only logical explanation for it shutting down and having to reboot itself...
So hole or no hole, the Destroyer WAS damaged in some fashion...the details don't really matter ultimately...what does matter is that the Destroyer was able to rapidly recover from whatever damage it sustained without missing a beat.
Originally posted by TethAdamTheRock
It rebooted itself because the spear disabled/interfeared with armor on a frequency level
There is no way to know that as the movie doesn't supply enough info to draw such a conclusion...
But if you have proof that the Spear caused interference opposed to damage, I'd love to hear it...