@Picard said:
@Ferro Vida said:
@Picard: They are humans in comic books. Batman has kicked through bullet proof glass and Cap has destroyed a cargo truck by throwing his shield through it (lengthwise, end to end). This is the kind of thing that they guys have always done. The only real explanation is that they are physically above their handbook entries, which is probably the case since handbook entries seem to be inaccurate a lot of the time.
I don't talking about some handbook I'm talking about scans from comics showing that Batman can at best bench press 1000 pounds. Those are physical limitations created by authors, and then they disregard those limitations and say that Batman is capable of superhuman feats. They want to eat the cake and have it too. Also comic or not, you need some reasonable explanation of humans doing superhuman things - for exemple in novel I currently reading Wayne of Gotham, Bruce is wearing exoskeleton that increases his physical capabilities, in TDK movie he was using special device to bend rifle barrel. None of those devices were used in comics as far i know... And what you said about Batman trening - no, kung-fu trening don't give you superpowers...
But you have no problem accepting that Bruce Wayne can master 127 fighting styles and earn 11 degrees over the course of fifteen years? The comics are not supposed to be realistic. And for the record, he stated that he could leg press 1000 lbs, not bench press. At least, if we are talking about the same scan.
@Job: Don't worry, I'm not going to bother replying to your post other then to say that I have been arguing that Angel wins this fight. Like really, of all the people to direct your trolling energies towards, probably shouldn't be the ones who agree with you on the outcome.
@nick_hero22 said:
@Ferro Vida said:
@nick_hero22: 1) No, you're missing the point. Angel doesn't have any body heat. I don't see how you aren't getting the point I am trying to make. It doesn't matter if it shouldn't have worked in the movie. Most subway trains have a max of 65 mph, but they almost never travel at that speed for both safety purposes and because of curves in the track. No I can't because it happened in the show. Angel wasn't the narrator during the encounter. The story was being told in the third person, from an omniscient POV.
2) Sound amplifiers. This is the first you are mentioning them. Also, just saying, vampires are kind of good at sneaking.
3) Do the Predators have the opportunity to become blooded when they become adults?
1) I'm not missing any points mud doesn't cover body heat, if you take the time to research thermal imaging you would know that mud making Arnold invisible had a degree of WIS. Are those modern subway train laws and regulation because those events in Predator: Concrete Jungle took place in New York during the 80's, I'm not very familiar with the regulations during that time. The scan makes it very clear that the train was making one route so that could have impacted it's speed to it's projected destination, the subway had been in travel far longer than the Predator getting on-board which is clearly evident since their was a confrontation brewing between the passengers on-board.
2) This is evident in the movies, you can see the Predator zooming in with it's helmet from long distances and recording conversations and listening to them.
3) A Predator because blooded after it kills it's first xenomorph and marks it's helmet with it's clan symbol which signifies that it has attained the rank of a Young Blood.
1) Yes missing the point, since Angel isn't using f@cking mud here. I feel like I'm talking to a wall. If you want to look up the average speed of a subway in New York in the 80s then please, go ahead. If not then there is no reason to think that a modern Subway is anything but faster then one.
2) Okay, so he has to activate this feature. Again, if he doesn't know he is being hunted then why on Earth would he do this?
3) How old are they when this typically happens?
@nick_hero22: Okay, so they can evade gunfire. That isn't anything out of the ordinary for street level characters.
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