Originally posted by h1a8
Why?
You’re joking right?
1. As long as Imperiex exist, the Probes are near unlimited.
2. Did you see the massive ship that held those probes ready to be deployed?
3. Every time a probe blows up, it unleashed a mass of destructive force.
4. Depending on the Probes, 1 is all that’s needed.
Originally posted by SquallX
You’re joking right?1. As long as Imperiex exist, the Probes are near unlimited.
2. Did you see the massive ship that held those probes ready to be deployed?
3. Every time a probe blows up, it unleashed a mass of destructive force.
4. Depending on the Probes, 1 is all that’s needed.
1. I would call speculation on that unless you can prove otherwise. But I did say that if there are more probes than Hulk can defeat in his lifetime then Hulk won't defeat them all. So saying no was wrong of you.
3 and 4.
Hulk tanked the force capable of destroy a billion planets with a single blow. Can the probes explode and have enough force to destroy 10 planets? Hulk will not be affected in the slightest.
Originally posted by h1a8
1. I would call speculation on that unless you can prove otherwise. But I did say that if there are more probes than Hulk can defeat in his lifetime then Hulk won't defeat them all. So saying no was wrong of you.3 and 4.
Hulk tanked the force capable of destroy a billion planets with a single blow. Can the probes explode and have enough force to destroy 10 planets? Hulk will not be affected in the slightest.
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Originally posted by h1a8
1. I would call speculation on that unless you can prove otherwise. But I did say that if there are more probes than Hulk can defeat in his lifetime then Hulk won't defeat them all. So saying no was wrong of you.3 and 4.
Hulk tanked the force capable of destroy a billion planets with a single blow. Can the probes explode and have enough force to destroy 10 planets? Hulk will not be affected in the slightest.
Originally posted by Diesldude
Which force did he tank that was capable of destroying a billion planets?
Well not a billion planets. But the force capable of destroying a planet in one blow times a billion.
Basically Hulk supplied the half the force necessary to destroy a planet from a distance (hundreds of yards away) without touching the planet.
It takes an astronomically amount of force to destroy something from a good distance without making contact directly than the force needed in making direct contact.
For example, it takes x amount of force to smash a brick with a sledge hammer. But if you strike something else (not the brick) with the sledge hammer from a good distance away then you do basically less than 1 billionth of the damage to the brick. In fact, you have to hit that something else on the order of a billion times harder, from hundreds of yards away, than hitting the brick directly in order to damage the brick exactly the same amount as hitting it directly.
Now you may argue that a billion is too much. But the point is to multiply the force capable of shattering a planet by a large ass number.
Originally posted by h1a8
Well not a billion planets. But the force capable of destroying a planet in one blow times a billion.Basically Hulk supplied the half the force necessary to destroy a planet from a distance (hundreds of yards away) without touching the planet.
It takes an astronomically amount of force to destroy something from a good distance without making contact directly than the force needed in making direct contact.
For example, it takes x amount of force to smash a brick with a sledge hammer. But if you strike something else (not the brick) with the sledge hammer from a good distance away then you do basically less than 1 billionth of the damage to the brick. In fact, you have to hit that something else on the order of a billion times harder, from hundreds of yards away, than hitting the brick directly in order to damage the brick exactly the same amount as hitting it directly.
Now you may argue that a billion is too much. But the point is to multiply the force capable of shattering a planet by a large ass number.
I disagree with this
When someone one shot destroys a planet they make contact with a fist size part of the planet while the other side of the planet remains untouched but is destroyed by the force of the punch.
They made contact with eachother and the force of their collision destroyed the planet but I don't think it was enough to destroy a billion. Or even close. If that was the case Other planets would have been destroyed billions of miles away and even that is not enough. A billion planets one after the other insulating the planets after. I don't think the force was that strong.
Originally posted by Diesldude
I disagree with thisWhen someone one shot destroys a planet they make contact with a fist size part of the planet while the other side of the planet remains untouched but is destroyed by the force of the punch.
They made contact with eachother and the force of their collision destroyed the planet but I don't think it was enough to destroy a billion. Or even close. If that was the case Other planets would have been destroyed billions of miles away and even that is not enough. A billion planets one after the other insulating the planets after. I don't think the force was that strong.
A planet is Matter that is connected. So if you make contact with the planet You create a domino effect that causes the initial part of the planet (part that's struck) to damage the adjacent parts in a domino effect that damages the whole planet. Say the force required to apply to that initial part is x. Then you need a force astronomically larger than x,when NOT making contact from a large distance away, just to equal x at the initial part.
Now it may or may not be a billion. But it is many many times more.
Just think about it. If I hit a hard object with a sledge hammer a few feet away then a piece of paper (a few feet away) only experiences a tiny fraction of the force that the hard object experienced.
Originally posted by h1a8. You’re bringing up a good example but we all know that more force is required to destroy an object as a side effect than by delivering the blow directly. But that’s not what I’m arguing, When they collided they created enough force to destroy a planet without touching it. Sure they could have had a greater destructive output by hitting the planet directly but they didn’t and the force that their collision generated was planetary + so they tanked that not destructive level of a blast capable of destroying billions of planets or even close to a billion, not even million maybe 5 and even that’s too high imo.
A planet is Matter that is connected. So if you make contact with the planet You create a domino effect that causes the initial part of the planet (part that's struck) to damage the adjacent parts in a domino effect that damages the whole planet. Say the force required to apply to that initial part is x. Then you need a force astronomically larger than x,when NOT making contact from a large distance away, just to equal x at the initial part.Now it may or may not be a billion. But it is many many times more.
Just think about it. If I hit a hard object with a sledge hammer a few feet away then a piece of paper (a few feet away) only experiences a tiny fraction of the force that the hard object experienced.
Originally posted by carver9Well that's an opinion that may or may not be true, but the point of my post to her was why accuse a person of being a troll or trolling for having a difference of opinion from the majority?
He outright destroys them with complete and utter ease. Even standard Hulk could take out Probes. WBH is overkill.
Originally posted by lawest9
Well that's an opinion that may or may not be true, but the point of my post to her was why accuse a person of being a troll or trolling for having a difference of opinion from the majority?
I agree. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Even though most dont believe that here, we still do have that freedom to choose what we want to choose, no matter how wrong anyone think it is.