Reacting to a blink in the first place is huge. Throwing a normal spaced punch inside of a blink is pretty iffy too, though I'm not sure of the timeframe there.
Putting it together would probably have you beating Lomachenko to the punch pretty often and badly.
Originally posted by Philosophía
I'm trying to make him take up the challenge.It would be close, though.
Also, this feels like a good time to post some Batman badass-ness:
Originally posted by One Big MobIf I'm expecting it? It's like the "click the mouse when the dot turns from red to green". Obviously much more complicated, but still.
Reacting to a blink in the first place is huge. Throwing a normal spaced punch inside of a blink is pretty iffy too, though I'm not sure of the timeframe there.Putting it together would probably have you beating Lomachenko to the punch pretty often and badly.
I generally can do that <1/5 of a second.
I checked, and a blink takes about 1/3 of a second.
So by the time the blink is just past halfway through, my fist starts flying.
Like I said, this needs to be tested.
I probably can't. But Batman can, and that's all that matters.
Even if the numbers added up perfectly, there's alot of human error that can and would happen, and that's assuming just shitty quick form too.
Honestly just film yourself trying to punch strangers on the street in the middle of a blink after you ask them for directions. That way you won't know when the blink is coming.
Batman is barely a human at this stage though.
Originally posted by One Big Mob👆
Even if the numbers added up perfectly, there's alot of human error that can and would happen, and that's assuming just shitty quick form too.
Honestly just film yourself trying to punch strangers on the street in the middle of a blink after you ask them for directions. That way you won't know when the blink is coming.Batman is barely a human at this stage though.
Sidenote, but I just checked out the reaction time of sprinters and stuff and holy shit, they get close to 0.1 seconds. What in the f*ck.
Originally posted by One Big Mob
Even if the numbers added up perfectly, there's alot of human error that can and would happen, and that's assuming just shitty quick form too.
Honestly just film yourself trying to punch strangers on the street in the middle of a blink after you ask them for directions. That way you won't know when the blink is coming.Batman is barely a human at this stage though.
What? hes Tanked hits from superboy controlled by manchester black, tanked hits to the head from possessed superman on two occasions, tanked an explosion of the batcave, tanked being thrown into wonder woman which knocked out wonder woman but he was still OK, being thrown through walls by Gotham, having his back broken in one panel and walking in the next, being repeatedly punched by amped bane who beat Solomon Grundy with ease etc
Rebirth Batman has tons of Superhuman feats lol
Sprinters are nuts. Though they do have the advantage of always being ready and as soon as they hear anything they're ****ing off. I'm sure their reaction times would slow down had they went by sight instead. It would still be pretty quick though.
The closest thing I have of my reaction time is 62 ms in a punch retraction. Which isn't really a reaction so much as just pulling my hand back to my face. I'd have to try it, but hitting someone in the middle of blinking seems pretty otherworldly to me. That Batman feat is retarded srug
depends. RL humans vs comic humans tend to be vastly different. he's has many MANY superhuman-esque feats throughout his history, and yet he continues to be viewed--by the vast majority of RL AND comic characters--utterly human. a new superhuman feat isn't going to weigh much against his vast history of being human.
Originally posted by One Big MobYou mean 620ms, no? [0.62 seconds]
Sprinters are nuts. Though they do have the advantage of always being ready and as soon as they hear anything they're ****ing off. I'm sure their reaction times would slow down had they went by sight instead. It would still be pretty quick though.The closest thing I have of my reaction time is 62 ms in a punch retraction. Which isn't really a reaction so much as just pulling my hand back to my face. I'd have to try it, but hitting someone in the middle of blinking seems pretty otherworldly to me. That Batman feat is retarded srug
Comic book humans are retardedly superhuman by real world standards, though.
I remembered that Wolverine's reaction time was actually recorded in a comic book, and found it:
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/vsbattles/images/e/e2/Weaponxfirstclass020021em4.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20160129060008
0.03s. I don't know what they're measuring [him swinging?], but yeah.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaSorry 68. It's probably the closest thing to reaction time I have numbers on. It's kind of reaction but it's also not.
You mean 620ms, no? [0.62 seconds]Comic book humans are retardedly superhuman by real world standards, though.
I remembered that Wolverine's reaction time was actually recorded in a comic book, and found it:
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/vsbattles/images/e/e2/Weaponxfirstclass020021em4.jpg/revision/latest?cb=201601290600080.03s. I don't know what they're measuring [him swinging?], but yeah.
A 20 mph punch is moving nearly 30 feet per second. If you assume it has to travel 3 feet, you could get the time it takes.
Wolverine is definitely superhuman though. Didn't he stop a sniper bullet once? I can't imagine how small of a timeframe that is in comparison to a human.
Originally posted by One Big MobNice.
Sorry 68. It's probably the closest thing to reaction time I have numbers on. It's kind of reaction but it's also not.A 20 mph punch is moving nearly 30 feet per second. If you assume it has to travel 3 feet, you could get the time it takes.
Wolverine is definitely superhuman though. Didn't he stop a sniper bullet once? I can't imagine how small of a timeframe that is in comparison to a human.
Batman reacted to air-movement as a sniper bullet was coming towards him, and moved out of the way, with an emphasis put on his reaction time:
http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/darknight2k/media/bWVkaWFJZDo2OTQ5ODMzMw==/?ref=&hotlinkfix=1527026637736
http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/darknight2k/media/bWVkaWFJZDo2OTQ5ODMzMQ==/?ref=&hotlinkfix=1527026646972
Crazy shit like this happens a lot. Batgirl used to train by having sniper bullets shot at her, and only moving when it's a few inches from her face.
Feats like these are the 'surviving black holes and supernovas' for street levelers.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaLeo would say that that's normal human stuff imo.
Nice.Batman reacted to air-movement as a sniper bullet was coming towards him, and moved out of the way, with an emphasis put on his reaction time:
http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/darknight2k/media/bWVkaWFJZDo2OTQ5ODMzMw==/?ref=&hotlinkfix=1527026637736
http://photobucket.com/gallery/user/darknight2k/media/bWVkaWFJZDo2OTQ5ODMzMQ==/?ref=&hotlinkfix=1527026646972Crazy shit like this happens a lot. Batgirl used to train by having sniper bullets shot at her, and only moving when it's a few inches from her face.
Feats like these are the 'surviving black holes and supernovas' for street levelers.
That begs the question of "peak human" even having a meaning though. If we assume it's distancing from our own world then it's really a meaningless title. If we keep it based on our lives then many become super powered. I lost track of where I was going with this, but I know it had something to do with humans and bullets and an inability to react.
Something something, that's why they're heroes, etc.
Anyway, I think even by "comic standards" Batman is pretty far away from a human. A handful of feats might not do it, but dozens and dozens should.
