Deathstroke Vs Revolver Ocelot

I'm not a troll. Just because I joke a lot everyone thinks I am. I haven't joked at all in this thread.

Ugh, you really are frustrating. I don't want to debate with you because clearly you won't allow yourself to see someone else's perspective, but then you go and say things that are factually false and I have to respond.

Volgin did not use an "artificial mechanism" to generate electricity. His powers were never explained, it was natural lightning.

It's alright to not have knowledge on someone and read a wiki page to get an idea, but when you act like that alone makes you an expert on everything about the character and you start telling people "facts" that you pulled from thin air, that's not good.

@nickzambuto: I don't think Volgin was shooting natural lightning out of the air. That would make Ocelot 1/3 the speed of light....If it were that fast than realistically Ocelots bullets wouldn't even be able to leave the barrel of the gun before it hit him.

Agreed, but Volgin didn't use an artificial mechanism to generate it, it came from his body, hence it's "natural."

Fair enough but I think calling it natural lightning is a bit misleading. I know that wasn't what you were trying to do.

nick_hero just makes me rage so much I can't even think >:( He doesn't deserve an awesome name like Nick.

Natural lightning doesn't come from humans, so trying to conflate lightning that comes from the sky with some special type of lightning that a human can generate is disingenuous. Obviously, common sense should kick in and tell that a human generating lightning wouldn't fit with our typical conception of the lightning we see during a storm; but if you actually had integrity and common sense then would actually rationalize you have no case here, so GOODBYE.............

That isn't why what we meant by lightning being natural that what you are trying to frame it as to salvage your shitty argument. What is meant by lightning being natural is how it is conceptualized in our everyday normal sense, and anything not fitting in that norms is seen as being different or deviant.

Bump.