Originally posted by Darth Thor
So you expect us to powerscale their strength but refuse to powerscale their speed?
I'm not powers scaling strength but using strength feats.
AM has no speed feats to power scale from.
And in a forum characters fight to the best of their abilities. Diana will see bullet time and Arthur would be a statue, no matter how much stronger you think he is.
Note: I can argue that AQ is not much stronger than WW by using pure feats of strength (not power scaling). Don't believe me? Come at me.
Originally posted by relentless1
using Superman as a litmus test Wonder Woman appears stronger and more durable than Arthur; he got swatted away by Superman whereas she stood toe to toe for a second in a headbutt contest with him... also she's much faster than Aquaman, she lays him out before he knows what's happening
Not really. WW got swatted away by Superman just as easily and that was via punching her shield. The only reason she didn't get knocked back by the initial headbutt was because Superman was holding on to her.
Originally posted by h1a8
Strength is irrelevant here since each can affect the other and it will take multiple hits to put the other down. The fact is WW is vastly faster (in a forum), especially perception wise, due to her being a bullet timer.This advantage makes this fight spite.
Why is she vastly faster? Because she has a vastly better speed feat?
And yet Arthur having a vastly superior strength feat doesnt make him vastly stronger?
If we power scale strength against Steppenwolf and Superman, theres no reason not to powerscale speed from the same fight.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Why is she vastly faster? Because she has a vastly better speed feat?And yet Arthur having a vastly superior strength feat doesnt make him vastly stronger?
If we power scale strength against Steppenwolf and Superman, theres no reason not to powerscale speed from the same fight.
Strength is irrelevant as I explained (we use strength feats, not power scaling).
She can perceive bullets which are vastly faster than Arthur's motion.