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Originally posted by quanchi112
I did mention this as a viable tactic against AO. I just don't think Magus will ever let himself be beaten by these two as he can even go so far as to fake his own death against someone with a cc so I can't see these two coming close to that level of power and formidability.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Well, it was a broken CC used by Peter Quill, we don't even know if he gained any awareness with it -which he needed to see beyond the ilusions-. If Peter suspected all of it to be a lie, he could've probably dissipate the ilusion easily with the cube. This guys in the other hand, have some of the most advanced detecting devices in the universe, it would be hard for Magus to slip from them to begin with.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Magus did all this in the limited amount of time before he showed up. Quill isn't a genius but to make him believe he came to the hardest decision in his life and to pull it off so effortlessly and with little warning this makes me thing these two ring wielders don't have a chance.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Magus knew Quill and the Guardians well enough to pull this off, also, he had a window of time, slight as it may be, that let him pull the strings before anything happens -if I recall correctly he felt them teleporting, he pretty much acted before the Guardians were there-. Against the opponents in this thread he won't have such commodity. Illusions are way less effective when your opponent is out to find you and detects the moment in which you cast them.

I truly understand if you feel Magus is powerful enough to fight the duo, but nothing proves so, and Warlock is going down quickly against these two. Even if Magus was evenly matched with them, he's not soloing two high heralds without feats to back it up.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Magus knew Quill and the Guardians well enough to pull this off, also, he had a window of time, slight as it may be, that let him pull the strings before anything happens -if I recall correctly he felt them teleporting, he pretty much acted before the Guardians were there-. Against the opponents in this thread he won't have such commodity. Illusions are way less effective when your opponent is out to find you and detects the moment in which you cast them.

I truly understand if you feel Magus is powerful enough to fight the duo, but nothing proves so, and Warlock is going down quickly against these two. Even if Magus was evenly matched with them, he's not soloing two high heralds without feats to back it up.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Even if so how do they attack him in astral form ?

I honestly don't see Warlock going down that quickly either and see Magus soloing if he has to.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Well, that's our main disagreement, I just don't see Magus soloing. Nothing backs up that case nor any proven power up puts him at high herald, let alone solid trans.

Hal may have affected astral forms before, but I'd need to check that with someone who's more in tune with his older feats. Nonetheless, I frankly don't see Magus going astral while Sinestro and Hal break his body.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Power levels don't prove anything it's all about combat effectiveness or overall formidability. I would have hoped you wouldn't be stuck thinking power levels prove really anything or set the standard for the writers as they tell their stories.

They won't break his body since he fought against very skilled opponents and no one came close to really even hurting him. When the death blade touched him and he knew it could kill him he took it away.

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Originally posted by Bentley
When he got hit with the sword it was an illusion, also we don't know anything about the sword, it has no feats and everything about it it's assumption.

I don't understand why you claim Magus is more effective in combat or more formidable, you haven't advanced anything in those regards, as you cannot refute that GLs have more proven power.

This is you providing opinion without giving proof.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
From what I recall correctly it grazed him and feats aren't what's important the intent is clearly it's a death blade that would have killed him.


The gl's can't hit him enough to beat him. He's too quick thinking for them and can take the rings off of them or go astral.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Unimpressive sword is unimpressive. If you want to convince yourself of random stuff, do it as much as you want, but don't bring it over a debate, opinion doesn't really matter here.

GL's are shielded and Hal can hit astral. Magus is phucked.

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Originally posted by Bentley
So the sword can kill, good, we know it's not a prop. It still did nothing and it's a melee weapon against a herald level powerset. I may as well get a magical club when fighting Superman.

So you're counting in Magus doing tricks he's never done and opposing the lantern's proved abilities. Yeah, that's still opinion. If he was fighting just one top lantern I could understand you feel Magus is powerful, he has some nice implied power. But here, against two formidable high heralds with arguments like "they may not shield themselves", well... It feels like lowballing.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Or, the lanterns could react to the energy he uses for his magic, use his autoshields, block him with shields etc.

The swords was used by someone who was leagues under Magus, this time he's fighting people with superior status.

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Originally posted by Bentley
Of course there are scans of Lanterns reacting to magic. If I post them you'll accept Magus loses?