I don't get this?

How come when Thor contained galaxy destroying attacks into his hammer, but when he hits Bor ( Odin Force )or a Celestial it destroys. ( There was a next time when he hit a Celestial and it didn't destroy.)

@jeanroygrant:

You mean that his hammer is destroyed?

m99

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant:

You mean that his hammer is destroyed?

m99

Yes.

@jeanroygrant:

It makes no sense to me.

My only guess is that to kill Bor it would take an attack greater than the OF(since Bor's power surpasses even OF Thor himself)

m99

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant:

It makes no sense to me.

My only guess is that to kill Bor it would take an attack greater than the OF(since Bor's power surpasses even OF Thor himself)

m99

As i supsected.

@jeanroygrant:

Do you get it now?

m99

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant:

Do you get it now?

m99

Nope.

@jeanroygrant:

His hammer is DURABLE, not INDESTRUCTIBLE.

m99

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant:

His hammer is DURABLE, not INDESTRUCTIBLE.

m99

Still doesn't make sense. Why does it destroy on less durable stuff, but on more durable stuff it doesn't?

Why is everyone talking in HEADER 3?

@X35 said:

Why is everyone talking in HEADER 3?

Because it's pure awesomness!!

@jeanroygrant said:

Still doesn't make sense. Why does it destroy on less durable stuff, but on more durable stuff it doesn't?

Horrible writers, poor plot, how about we just take a suspension of disbelief?

m99

Application of force is never going to be consistent, and expecting it to be is like expecting everything to be the same, when we know its not (seas made of air and chocolate made out of bears) so that gives writers discretion. Remember that bigger size doesn't mean bigger impact and or more concentrated impact/resistence.     

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant said:

Still doesn't make sense. Why does it destroy on less durable stuff, but on more durable stuff it doesn't?

Horrible writers, poor plot, how about we just take a suspension of disbelief?

m99

@SC said:

Application of force is never going to be consistent, and expecting it to be is like expecting everything to be the same, when we know its not (seas made of air and chocolate made out of bears) so that gives writers discretion. Remember that bigger size doesn't mean bigger impact and or more concentrated impact/resistence.

I guess you guys are right.