Tazer
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Yo.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
It was always incomplete, HM never had the full power of the Worlogog, so he DID only have a fraction of it's full power..
I never said it was complete, however *YOU* were the 1 who stated that it was a "TINY FRACTION".......where U not??
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
Exactly how much more he gained is nothing but your own speculation, as the power gain was never stated.
not exactly: we saw how much he took in that scan YOU PROVIDED, and in #13 the 'gog he presents to Metron is much larger.
Tazer
Mar 26th, 2007 10:25 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
I never said it was complete, however *YOU* were the 1 who stated that it was a "TINY FRACTION".......where U not?
Ok, HM had a tiny fraction, then he gained a small fraction of the Worlogog. Is that better?
We don't know how much he gained, so it's impossible to say it was alot more.
All we know for sure is the Worlogog was still incomplete.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
not exactly: we saw how much he took in that scan YOU PROVIDED, and in #13 the 'gog he presents to Metron is much larger.
So your basing your opinion off of what you think the Worlogog's power was?
It was never stated how much of a boost HM received, so anything you are trying to say about that incident, is just speculation and opinion.
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Mar 26th, 2007 10:33 PM
Tazer
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Mar 26th, 2007 10:49 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
I wouldnt say it was small; the art doesnt support that description.
not complete sure, but def not small.
my current point is that HM1M accomplished the feat in question with more than U claimed he did.
and while it IS speculation, its speculation supportd by the art. saying it was *small*, is NOT supportd by the art.
So your claims are only supported by the art on the page?
Well by that accord,
You might claim it looked like a big piece of the Worlogog, while I might claim it looked like a small piece, and neither of us would be wrong.
But all that is for certain is that the Worlogog was incomplete.
Who really knows how much more power would have been needed to make it complete?
Since it's speculatory, it really cannot be debated properly IMO.
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Mar 26th, 2007 11:02 PM
Tazer
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Yo.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
So your claims are only supported by the art on the page?
well, I assume U did too when ya claimed he only originally kept a TINY FRACTION, yet HM himself says simply A FRACTION.
but wat we SAW him originally take did in fact look "TINY".
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
Well by that accord,
You might claim it looked like a big piece of the Worlogog, while I might claim it looked like a small piece, and neither of us would be wrong.
But all that is for certain is that the Worlogog was incomplete.
Who really knows how much more power would have been needed to make it complete?
Since it's speculatory, it really cannot be debated properly IMO.
but then that would ignore the fact that we've seen both the original AND the incomplete copy.....and the size doesnt look to be much diff.
however the piece he originally took DID LOOK DIFF.
so again, my point is based of the art as evidenced in ish's #1 & #13.
Tazer
Mar 26th, 2007 11:17 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
well, I assume U did too when ya claimed he only originally kept a TINY FRACTION, yet HM himself says simply A FRACTION.
but wat we SAW him originally take did in fact look "TINY"..
It looked like a bigger piece to you .
Just because you thought it was a bigger piece doesn't make it true.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
but then that would ignore the fact that we've seen both the original AND the incomplete copy.....and the size doesnt look to be much diff.
however the piece he originally took DID LOOK DIFF.
so again, my point is based of the art as evidenced in ish's #1 & #13.
Since a specific power gain was NEVER stated, we cannot assume how great of a gain it might have been.
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Mar 26th, 2007 11:20 PM
Tazer
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Yo.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
It looked like a bigger piece to you .
Just because you thought it was a bigger piece doesn't make it true.
again, my stance is supportd by the art (which U provided); the object he presentd was approximate in size to the original 'gog.
and given the size of it that lookd to be deconstructed when he said thats wat he was doing.......
and again, U also must have gone by the art since U assumed he only kept "the TINY FRACTION".
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
Since a specific power gain was NEVER stated, we cannot assume how great of a gain it might have been.
we can safely assume it was more than that which U said he had.
Tazer
Mar 26th, 2007 11:34 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
again, my stance is supportd by the art (which U provided); the object he presentd was approximate in size to the original 'gog.
and given the size of it that lookd to be deconstructed when he said thats wat he was doing.......
and again, U also must have gone by the art since U assumed he only kept "the TINY FRACTION".
we can safely assume it was more than that which U said he had.
For arguments sake,
I'll retract my tiny fraction statement, and say HM had a fraction of the Worlogog's power, which still enabled him to stop a Big Bang easily.
Happy?
But remember it was still an incomplete Worlogog, and we have NO idea how much more power would have been required to make it complete.
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Mar 26th, 2007 11:39 PM
Tazer
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Yo.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
For arguments sake,
I'll retract my tiny fraction statement, and say HM had a fraction of the Worlogog's power, which still enabled him to stop a Big Bang easily.
Happy?
But remember it was still an incomplete Worlogog, and we have NO idea how much more power would have been required to make it complete.
"HM1M stopped the Big Bang while in posession of a larger piece of the 'gog than he started that story with ." is the only way to tell the truth AND the whole tale.
and that THAT FEAT had in fact been duplicated by GL-Kyle.
that doesnt make a GL-ring = a full power 'gog or anything, but it can safely be said a GL-ring is atleast demonstrated to be as powerful as an incomplete 'gog.
do U agree or disagree??
Tazer
Mar 26th, 2007 11:57 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
and that THAT FEAT had in fact been duplicated by GL-Kyle.
that doesnt make a GL-ring = a full power 'gog or anything, but it can safely be said a GL-ring is atleast demonstrated to be as powerful as an incomplete 'gog.
do U agree or disagree?
I disagree.
Kyle has never duplicated the same feat as Hourman with an incomplete Worlogog.
Kyle used a construct to contain a Big Bang long enough for Imperiex to be attacked:
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It's still a great feat don't get me wrong, it's just a momentary feat.
But freezing a Big Bang forever , (as Hourman did), seems to be a far greater feat IMO:
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The particular feat from Hourman, seems to be better then the comparitive feat from Kyle.
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Mar 29th, 2007 06:16 PM
Tazer
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Yo.
I wouldnt call it a momentary feat seeing as how the energy from Imperiex wouldve HAD to go somewhere.....so for me wat Kyle is more of a 2-tiered action.
granted tho, its not the same as wat HM1M did.
however for my money that still doesnt show 1 being more powerful, inasmuch as it is power applied differently to achieve the same result.
so still: incomplete 'gog = GL-ring as thats not really proof of something it CANT do.
Tazer
Mar 29th, 2007 10:21 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
I wouldnt call it a momentary feat seeing as how the energy from Imperiex wouldve HAD to go somewhere.....so for me wat Kyle is more of a 2-tiered action.
granted tho, its not the same as wat HM1M did.
however for my money that still doesnt show 1 being more powerful, inasmuch as it is power applied differently to achieve the same result.
so still: incomplete 'gog = GL-ring as thats not really proof of something it CANT do.
Kyle's feat was momentary though.
Kyle only had to stop that Big Bang long enough for the others to launch an attack on Imperiex.
Whereas Hourman froze a Big Bang for ALL time.
So even if Kyle could have halted that Big Bang forever, he never showed the ability to do so.
Which is why I still say,
Hourman's feat > Kyle's feat.
That's just my opinion though.
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Mar 29th, 2007 10:27 PM
Tazer
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Yo.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
Kyle's feat was momentary though.
Kyle only had to stop that Big Bang long enough for the others to launch an attack on Imperiex.
Whereas Hourman froze a Big Bang for ALL time.
So even if Kyle could have halted that Big Bang forever, he never showed the ability to do so.
Which is why I still say,
Hourman's feat > Kyle's feat.
That's just my opinion though.
Kyle contained an explosion that was supposed to reboot the universe, and then did something with that energy.
HM1M froze a big bang, and then left it there.
if U wanna call 1 feat bigger/better than the other, fine. I can go along w/that.
however just to be clear thats not an admission of Kyle (or ANY GL for that matter) NOT BEING ABLE to do so, just evidence that he DIDNT.
Tazer
Mar 29th, 2007 10:39 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
Kyle contained an explosion that was supposed to reboot the universe, and then did something with that energy.
HM1M froze a big bang, and then left it there.
if U wanna call 1 feat bigger/better than the other, fine. I can go along w/that.
however just to be clear thats not an admission of Kyle (or ANY GL for that matter) NOT BEING ABLE to do so, just evidence that he DIDNT.
Fair enough.
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Mar 29th, 2007 10:41 PM
Tazer
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Yo.
quote: (post ) Originally posted by Galan007
Fair enough.
ok, so now that we have THAT hammered out.....wat took ya so long to reply?
trouble finding that Kyle feat??
Tazer
Mar 29th, 2007 10:44 PM
Galan007
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quote: (post ) Originally posted by Tazer
ok, so now that we have THAT hammered out.....wat took ya so long to reply?
trouble finding that Kyle feat??
Nah, I've had that comic for some time, (and even if I didn't, that feat is also in Kyle's respect thread)....
I was gone for a while, and I just noticed that you had replied a few days ago lol.
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