Albert Wesker vs. Daredevil

@nick_hero22:

Sensory Receptor's main function is to relay information concerning a stimulus to the brain, it is entirely up to the brain how the stimulus is interpreted and responded to.

OK. Fair enough. Nothing in that Google researched sentence contradicts anything I've been saying though. If anything, it supports it. Being indestructible, by and large, does not automatically write off the possibility of a physiological exploit via nerve strike with enough knowledge of a given hero / alien / creature's physiological make-up.

At the very least, it's a plausible creative approach to the problem in comic books.

@Super_SoldierXII said:

@nick_hero22:

Sensory Receptor's main function is to relay information concerning a stimulus to the brain, it is entirely up to the brain how the stimulus is interpreted and responded to.

OK. Fair enough. Nothing in that Google researched sentence contradicts anything I've been saying though. If anything, it supports it. Being indestructible, by and large, does not automatically write off the possibility of a physiological exploit via nerve strike with enough knowledge of a given hero / alien / creature's physiological make-up.

At the very least, it's a plausible creative approach to the problem in comic books.

Not really, in order to effect a opponent physically you would have to target motor neurons which are responsible for muscle contracting and etc. They would be located near the muscles under the layers of skin, if you have enhanced durability it would require a lot more pressure to exploit these neurons.

@nick_hero22 said:

@Super_SoldierXII said:

@nick_hero22:

Sensory Receptor's main function is to relay information concerning a stimulus to the brain, it is entirely up to the brain how the stimulus is interpreted and responded to.

OK. Fair enough. Nothing in that Google researched sentence contradicts anything I've been saying though. If anything, it supports it. Being indestructible, by and large, does not automatically write off the possibility of a physiological exploit via nerve strike with enough knowledge of a given hero / alien / creature's physiological make-up.

At the very least, it's a plausible creative approach to the problem in comic books.

Not really, in order to effect a opponent physically you would have to target motor neurons which are responsible for muscle contracting and etc. They would be located near the muscles under the layers of skin, if you have enhanced durability it would require a lot more pressure to exploit these neurons.

No you don't actually. I've had nerves effected with but the lightest of touches. I'm sure there are some that would require more pressure than others ... but let's you and I not talk as though we're experts on all the many and varied nerve centers and pressure points riddled throughout the human body shall we?

@Super_SoldierXII said:

@nick_hero22 said:

@Super_SoldierXII said:

@nick_hero22:

Sensory Receptor's main function is to relay information concerning a stimulus to the brain, it is entirely up to the brain how the stimulus is interpreted and responded to.

OK. Fair enough. Nothing in that Google researched sentence contradicts anything I've been saying though. If anything, it supports it. Being indestructible, by and large, does not automatically write off the possibility of a physiological exploit via nerve strike with enough knowledge of a given hero / alien / creature's physiological make-up.

At the very least, it's a plausible creative approach to the problem in comic books.

Not really, in order to effect a opponent physically you would have to target motor neurons which are responsible for muscle contracting and etc. They would be located near the muscles under the layers of skin, if you have enhanced durability it would require a lot more pressure to exploit these neurons.

No you don't actually. I've had nerves effected with but the lightest of touches. I'm sure there are some that would require more pressure than others ... but let's you and I not talk as though we're experts on all the many and varied nerve centers and pressure points riddled throughout the human body shall we?

Fine, but I still have my doubts to a certain extent.

You speak my heart...even if it were years ago. I guess it's too much work for writers to come up villains and plots within the limit of their characters abilities. It must be easier to just let your characters do whatever plot demands rather than have them do things in the limits of their ability. It's very stupid. In one thread someone said that DD wielded a 400lb bar as you would a bo staff...gown stupid is that? That's clearly superhuman. Yet they offer no explanation for why he'd be able to do it. Atleast iron fist uses chi for his rediculous feats, so I can accept that. But if you're classified as human you shouldn't be dodging bullets or swatting bullets in DD case and the like. But like I said it'd be too much trouble for writers to stay consistent. But because of this foolishness we have people who can make a case for DD vs spiderman and other similar obvious mismatches smh. It's the curse of comics I'm afraid. They don't write stories expecting feats to be used in a "fictional vs thread", they only write them to be interesting and what humans are capable of in real life would bore us they're afraid