IW Thor vs Superman

Originally posted by h1a8
How do you define direct line of fire?
1) Thor was hit
Or
2) Near misses
Or
3) something else

I define line of fire the same way everyone else on the planet defines it, now answer the question.

Or, that Superman had never been hit by one, and just like Thor, did the smart thing and moved the phuck out of the way.

I imagine they can both be hurt by them. Same way, we are hurt by wasp stings. I really can't believe this same damn argument is still going on and has crossed over to another thread.

Originally posted by Silent Master
I define line of fire the same way everyone else on the planet defines it, now answer the question.

Jesus ****ing Christ. Is this for real? I can barely stop laughing. I choose answer 4.

Originally posted by ShadowFyre

I imagine they can both be hurt by them. Same way, we are hurt by wasp stings.

No, if you try to avoid a Bee, its because you know a sting will kill you.

Writers intentions remember.

Originally posted by h1a8
I just rewatched the scene. Superman did run. Well that means aircraft bullets will hurt Superman. Writers had him run because they wanted the audience to know his limitations against military weaponry.

Cool at least youve come to a level of consistency from you.

Now you realise there are more than 1 reason for evading hits. Because there are different levels of hurt!

See above, only a moron or a wierdo stands there taking bee stings for no reason. Especially after just taking a beating from someone on your physical level... Jeez

Originally posted by h1a8
How do you define direct line of fire?
1) Thor was hit
Or
2) Near misses
Or
3) something else

Writers intentions was clear. That it doesnt f***ing matter! Because hes Thor!

Using H1's logic that dodging means that what is being dodged would hurt them. So, H1 dodging my question is proof that he knows that honestly answering my question would hurt his argument.

IOW, anytime he refuses to directly answer or address someone's question/ statement. H1 is admitting they are correct.

^ Nice.

Originally posted by Silent Master
I define line of fire the same way everyone else on the planet defines it, now answer the question.

Then your question is irrelevant as it has nothing to do with Thor getting hit by a bullet whatsoever.

Originally posted by h1a8
Then your question is irrelevant as it has nothing to do with Thor getting hit by a bullet whatsoever.

By refusing to answer my question you are admitting that the answer proves your argument wrong.

Thor very hard difficulty, his lightning blasts will slow Superman down and then there is Stormbreaker.

Originally posted by Darthvaderrocks
Thor very hard difficulty, his lightning blasts will slow Superman down and then there is Stormbreaker.

Thor would be a statue.
Even if Superman allowed Thor to hit him with lightning then Superman would be just fine. Superman survived a nuke, and can withstand his own HV which can slice an Ibeam with a single swipe.

Originally posted by h1a8
Thor would be a statue.
Even if Superman allowed Thor to hit him with lightning then Superman would be just fine. Superman survived a nuke, and can withstand his own HV which can slice an Ibeam with a single swipe.

Superman didn't survive a nuke. He was knocked out completely and was a floating corpse till the sun revived him. Also don't recall him ever tanking a direct HV hit.

Thor wins.

Originally posted by FrothByte
Superman didn't survive a nuke. He was knocked out completely and was a floating corpse till the sun revived him. Also don't recall him ever tanking a direct HV hit.

While Thor got blasted by the concentrated power of a star and was singed, but wasnt down for more than a few moments.

Originally posted by KingD19
While Thor got blasted by the concentrated power of a star and was singed, but wasnt down for more than a few moments.

Well that’s a lie. Thor almost die if not for his new hammer.

So why are we using Man Of Steel feats for Superman, instead of Justice League?

Originally posted by KingD19
While Thor got blasted by the concentrated power of a star and was singed, but wasnt down for more than a few moments.

Originally posted by FrothByte
Superman didn't survive a nuke. He was knocked out completely and was a floating corpse till the sun revived him. Also don't recall him ever tanking a direct HV hit.

Survive means didn't die. He wasn't a corpse. He was still alive. So anything lesser would do less harm.

Thor can definitely tank Superman's HV. Superman can definitely tank Thor's lightning. Superman wins by punching Thor out cold.

Originally posted by h1a8
Survive means didn't die. He wasn't a corpse. He was still alive. So anything lesser would do less harm.

He survived with the assistance of direct exposure to the sun, outside the atmosphere of Earth.

Saying anything lesser would do less harm does not mean that he can't get killed or KO'd by something lesser. That's like saying a man who survived a gunshot by receiving medical treatment doesn't mean that they can't be killed by a knife.