Originally posted by cdtm
Should that be valid, in your opinion?
It's basically aim dodging, isn't it? Mids knew exactly where he's going to be, so tore his Achilles tendon out.
Of course, he doesn't have the Flashs tricks, so can't go intangible or whatever.
He was essentially a bullet. If you KNEW the exact moment a sniper was about to shoot you, and his location at that time, you'd more it so that you were ready and waiting.
So when the sniper shows up, you're there with a rusty crowbar.
An extreme example, but that's kinda how I saw it. Are you faster than the sniper bullet? No.
Mr X was taken out, because his precog is more reactive than anything (incidentally, Midnighter also took a precog out).
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It's basically aim dodging, isn't it? Mids knew exactly where he's going to be, so tore his Achilles tendon out.Of course, he doesn't have the Flashs tricks, so can't go intangible or whatever.
He was essentially a bullet. If you KNEW the exact moment a sniper was about to shoot you, and his location at that time, you'd more it so that you were ready and waiting.
So when the sniper shows up, you're there with a rusty crowbar.
An extreme example, but that's kinda how I saw it. Are you faster than the sniper bullet? No.
Mr X was taken out, because his precog is more reactive than anything (incidentally, Midnighter also took a precog out).
Does this same logic apply to the Identity Crisis scene where Slade carrals Wally with explosives, and sets up a reverse sword thrust as he's running in? Citing his predictability?
Not being facetious, I'm genuinely curious if this kind of thing should be considered PIS or not. Or if there's a difference in examples I'm missing.