Originally posted by h1a8
1. It's possible to strike someone with all your might but have no murderous intentions. Thsts possibilty rebuts your claim. Unless you want to argue that it's impossible for a person to want to punch someone with all their might if they don't want to kill them.
Okay let's assume I think it's "possible" that a guy without murderous intent might go for a full haymaker.
Tell me who will hit with more of their full potential force?
a) a trained boxer, or
b) a guy whose never been in the ring and never been in a real fight?
Don't think too hard before your inevitable troll denial and jibberish response.
Originally posted by h1a8
2. Again resisting rifles bullets > being twice slammed into a particular area and leaving a crater of a few inches. If you disagree then you certainly can agree that it isn't much higher than resisting rifle rounds.
YouTube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YStUg14_23o
At 0:18 a single hit smashes the floor underneath. I'd love to see a single bullet do that.
Look this isn't difficult to grasp if you just stop with your trolling for a second. Bullets did jack to him, and the Hulk left him immobilised and crying. Ergo The Hulk's ragdoll was >>>>> bullets.
Try to put your blatant bias aside or admit you're not objective enough for a proper debate, ergo quit wasting my time.
Originally posted by h1a8
3. Thor had no time to run. It was totally unexpected and only lasted a split second. The fact that he kinda ducked means something.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVuIszzqnrc
He has from 0:36 to 0:39 to jump out of the way. That's 3 damn seconds. Even Cap manages to put his shield up and get cover. And I've already shown you how fast Thor can bull rush.
Not to mention at 0:40 it clearly shoots all over the area he is at.
Will you quit talking shit now ffs.
Originally posted by h1a8
4. You are making stuff up. Thor didn't run from the bullets because he falsely thought they could hurt him. There is no evidence of that.
You making up reasons doesn't fly in debates.
I thought you were going to quit this argument because it was't a great one by your own admission. And then you accuse me of being a liar.
Watch the films. He's an alien and has no clue of Earth's defences. Why would he know? HOW would he know?
YOU'RE the one assuming he does know exactly how hard the bullets from a military aircraft fire. Heck if his math is as bad as yours he'll assume it's billions of ton of force.
Originally posted by h1a8
The objects from THAT PARTICULAR exploding island was moving far slower than a bullet. So Thor could have gotten hit with hundreds or thousands of objects that were all moving under bullet speed. In a real explosion, shrapnel moves at speeds of a rifle bullet or more.
So I guess a bullet proof vest would protect you if we put you at the centre of that exploding Island 😂
Quit making a fool out of yourself.
Originally posted by h1a8
5. Fiction inconsistency occurs a large amount of times. It is very common. I proved your logic was wrong by giving feats from the newly powered Kryptonians that exceeded the oil rig by many times.
If Clark was so much stronger than them then why did he struggle with something far weaker than what they achieved strength wise?
Why being under the sun for a few seconds fully powered Clark when he was drained? Learning to fly or use other powers has nothing to do with growing physically stronger over time. Zod learned to fly and use HV very quickly.
The point is I proved how the physics work in that universe. It only takes a few seconds of sunlight to be fully powered.
Firstly, making up your own head canon isn't proving jack.
Second we don't just assume fiction inconsistency due to not liking a feat. Inconsistency is clear cut. Like when Wolverine gets KO'd by a single bullet in one film, then shrugs bullets to the head in another (a prequel film no less).
Inconsistency is not you playing mental gymnastics.
Your comparison to other Kryptonians is completely faulty given how Zod began to fly the same day he was on Earth, whereas Kal wasn't flying his whole life until his first training session from Jor-El. And EVEN THEN he did not manage it on his first attempt.
Clearly Kryptonian soldiers were just better trained and more easily able to adapt.
There was no inconsistency, you simply can't compare different Kryptonians with different levels of training, and different amounts of time spent on Earth.
So interchanging feats between them is not legitimate for a debate.
Originally posted by h1a8
7. You lied and said there was no evidence that points to Zod and Superman being physical equals. You stated this AFTER I gave the evidence (collision as equals and similar punch power). And again, no where in the film does it point out that Clark was holding back his punches. Not wanting to kill Zod doesn't prove it because of counterexample (it's possible to try to punch someone with all your might but not want to kill them). You continue to make stuff up. And yet I suppose to be the troll.
Similar punch power is down to all sorts not just strength. What does that have to do with durability anyway?
And how does that make Zod the equal of BvS Superman in durability, and what is the nuclear explosion which Kal barely survived supposed to prove anyway?
Your mental gymnastics of comparing one thing to another to another is why your points are invalid. This is why you can't simply interchange feats. You can only power scale with CLEAR, SIMPLE, and DIRECT Comparisons.
Originally posted by h1a8
8. The soldier showed no great fighting skill. He threw wild haymakers and failed to block or dodge many of the farm boys attacks. You can't attribute skill to someone based off their status if it contradicts what we see. Again, making stuff up. When two physically equal characters with similar shown skill fight then either can win.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06Qm8cKJ-jo&t=123s
At 1:57, Kal had already physically overpowered Zod before the headlock.
So clearly they were not physical equals.
Zod was not only a soldier, but didn't need training to fly. Clearly he had all sorts of advantages over Kal, and yet was still clearly physcially overpowered. The only logical explanation is that Kal was physically superior.
And that's as of the end of MOS. Who knows how much stronger Kal was by BvS.
Now quit this Kal vs Zod shit. Set up another thread for that if that's waht you want to discuss.