Can Achilles take down 100 men single-handedly?

Originally posted by FrothByte
Thanks. There are a lot of moves in movie fights that are unrealistic but only because real people lack the necessary skill and physical stats to pull it off.

Achilles's jumping attack is a good example. I could see the advantages it would grant but I doubt real people would have the necessary speed, agility and leg strength necessary to pull it off as seamlessly as he did. Especially not in armor.

Exactly, but it works for Achilles because he can go from a shoring boat to the enemies frontlines about 10-15 seconds faster than the rest of his own army(still in the armor), toss a spear like a mile, and his other above normal feats.

In the Mythology, isn't Achilles a Demigod aka one of Zeus's Bastard love rape children?

Originally posted by FrothByte
Thanks. There are a lot of moves in movie fights that are unrealistic but only because real people lack the necessary skill and physical stats to pull it off.

Achilles's jumping attack is a good example. I could see the advantages it would grant but I doubt real people would have the necessary speed, agility and leg strength necessary to pull it off as seamlessly as he did. Especially not in armor.

Oh and I do find it funny when the Imaginary Pajama Fighters try to team up cause They know how to Imaginary Fight.

lol he took down 100 guys on the beach of Troy with breaking a sweat...

Originally posted by relentless1
lol he took down 100 guys on the beach of Troy with breaking a sweat...

Originally posted by Jmanghan
er... did he?... By himself?

He killed at least 20-30 by himself that we saw onscreen and he did it with absolute ease, so much so that he had a moment to stop and bask in the cheers from the Greeks still on their ships as he slaughtered his way up the steps of the Temple of Apollo

Originally posted by relentless1
He killed at least 20-30 by himself that we saw onscreen and he did it with absolute ease, so much so that he had a moment to stop and bask in the cheers from the Greeks still on their ships as he slaughtered his way up the steps of the Temple of Apollo

Originally posted by Jmanghan
Didn't he have people distracting his opponents though? I doubt he would've performed as well if he was there by himself for the whole battle.

Not at that part. He hopped off his ship before it landed on the beach and sprinted up to the temple killing everyone along the way.

Originally posted by KingD19
Not at that part. He hopped off his ship before it landed on the beach and sprinted up to the temple killing everyone along the way.