Ozymandias vs. Black Panther

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Originally posted by Silent Master
Feats trump you're massively biased opinion.

Ozy is faster via feats. He is more skilled via feats.

Originally posted by h1a8
Ozy is faster via feats. He is more skilled via feats.

I challenge you to a BZ to prove it.

Originally posted by Silent Master
I challenge you to a BZ to prove it.

Prove what?

Originally posted by h1a8
Ozy is faster via feats. He is more skilled via feats.

Ozy is S..L..O..W...

Originally posted by h1a8
Prove what?

The two claims you made in the post I quoted, I thought that would have been fairly obvious.

Originally posted by Silent Master
The two claims you made in the post I quoted, I thought that would have been fairly obvious.

Then why did you say, "it"? That's singular.

Ozy caught a bullet. That alone proves he's faster.
T'Challa didn't seem very skilled without the herb.
The herb increases his physical stats (not his skills). Otherwise superman is one of the most skilled beings.

Originally posted by h1a8
Then why did you say, "it"? That's singular.

Ozy caught a bullet. That alone proves he's faster.
T'Challa didn't seem very skilled without the herb.
The herb increases his physical stats (not his skills). Otherwise superman is one of the most skilled beings.

It doesn't prove that he can fight faster, BP seemed more skilled than Ozy. you're letting your bias blind you to what the movies actually show.

Originally posted by Silent Master
It doesn't prove that he can fight faster, BP seemed more skilled than Ozy. you're letting your bias blind you to what the movies actually show.

Of course it does. It proves reflexes and hand speed.
Also blocking Rorschach without looking proves speed too.

Originally posted by h1a8
Of course it does. It proves reflexes and hand speed.
Also blocking Rorschach without looking proves speed too.

No it doesn't, Throwing a punch and just moving your hand are two completely different things. next you'll be arguing that Bob Munden is a faster fighter than Floyd Mayweather.

By feats BP is the faster fighter.

Originally posted by Silent Master
No it doesn't, Throwing a punch and just moving your hand are two completely different things. next you'll be arguing that Bob Munden is a faster fighter than Floyd Mayweather.

By feats BP is the faster fighter.

Not much difference.
Wouldn't a punch be faster though?

Plenty of difference and no, a punch wouldn't be faster.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Plenty of difference and no, a punch wouldn't be faster.

So a punch doesn’t move with more velocity than moving the hand to try to catch an object?

^ The terminal velocity, yeah, the punch will be as fast if not faster than a simple hand movement. But from the time you initiate the punch to actually completing it, no, that takes longer than simply moving your hand. There are for more muscles and parts involved in delivering a proper punch than simply moving your hand, thus it can't be launched as fast.

I like how h1 just continues to prove that he knows absolutely nothing about fighting.

Originally posted by FrothByte
^ The terminal velocity, yeah, the punch will be as fast if not faster than a simple hand movement. But from the time you initiate the punch to actually completing it, no, that takes longer than simply moving your hand. There are for more muscles and parts involved in delivering a proper punch than simply moving your hand, thus it can't be launched as fast.
Ozy moved his hand about the same distance as a jab from the guard up. Punches in general can be fast enough to hit someone before they can respond.

A punch can be thrown completely in the same amount of time or less than moving the hand across the body to catch something.

Originally posted by h1a8
Ozy moved his hand about the same distance as a jab from the guard up. Punches in general can be fast enough to hit someone before they can respond.

Same distance maybe but not the same preparation, not the same power, not the same muscles. There's a lot more that goes into a punch than just moving your hand from point A to point B.

Just drop this angle, you're wrong. Unless you want to start claiming that drummers can punch just as fast as boxers.

Originally posted by FrothByte
Same distance maybe but not the same preparation, not the same power, not the same muscles. There's a lot more that goes into a punch than just moving your hand from point A to point B.

Just drop this angle, you're wrong. Unless you want to start claiming that drummers can punch just as fast as boxers.

It's like h1 has no clue what he's talking about. but surely h1 wouldn't sh!t this thread up with fanboy BS, would he?

Originally posted by FrothByte
Same distance maybe but not the same preparation, not the same power, not the same muscles. There's a lot more that goes into a punch than just moving your hand from point A to point B.

Just drop this angle, you're wrong. Unless you want to start claiming that drummers can punch just as fast as boxers.

Of course different. But a punch wouldn't be significantly less speed than catching something. That's ridiculous.

If you can move your hand across your body to catch something then you can easily punch at least with the same speed. Even if not, then it shouldn't be significantly less (it should be more Tbh).

Originally posted by h1a8
Of course different. But a punch wouldn't be significantly less speed than catching something. That's ridiculous.

If you can move your hand across your body to catch something then you can easily punch at least with the same speed. Even if not, then it shouldn't be significantly less (it should be more Tbh).

You know nothing of fighting.

Originally posted by h1a8
Of course different. But a punch wouldn't be significantly less speed than catching something. That's ridiculous.

If you can move your hand across your body to catch something then you can easily punch at least with the same speed. Even if not, then it shouldn't be significantly less (it should be more Tbh).

Ok here's a question: how do you think one delivers a proper punch? Describe to me the mechanics of it.