@uberhikari said:
The fact that Superman gets hit by the villains in the beginning of his fights is NOT evidence that he needs to determine the proper level of power/speed to use in order to face his opponents, all it shows is that there's a plot device operative that makes Superman lose before he wins. But even if you're right @Vance Astro has already told you that plot devices can't be used in fights because PIS and CIS are turned off in versus matches. It's assumed that the fighters are fighting to the best of their ability with whatever plot devices that limit their powers in a story non-operative in the fight. You've literally just gone around in a circle. What you're trying to do is use a plot device deployed by writers to limit Superman's powers in order to add suspense and tension to a story as a reason why Superman wouldn't speed blitz and K.O. Dante. You make it seem like Superman is some bumbling fool who doesn't know how to effectively use his powers in a fight when this is not only not true, but sometimes contradicted by how Superman can instantaneously use his powers effectively in certain circumstances. Explain how, for example, Clark Kent can change into Superman and instantaneously access his full powers with the proper so-called adjustments but sometimes loses fights to people he should defeat? So, Superman knows how to adjust his powers to save people from crashing planes but can't adjust his powers instantly when he's in a fight? Nonsense. The only explanation is that Superman's powers are limited when he fights in a way they aren't when the plot requires him to save people.
Your conclusion, like the rest of your argumentation is simply your interpretation of what you read. There is nothing solid there and your theory relies on nothing comparatively more solid than mine. The main difference is that I don't call people troll when they disagree with me, I don't repeat "nonsense" or "stupid" or "lol" every other post and I don't resort constantly to exaggeration in the hope that it will dissimulate the vacuity of what I'm trying to present as an evidence.
Now if indeed we take characters at the best of their abilities and refuse to pay attention to the way they are ordinarily being written, it means that time will be frozen the instant this confrontation begins and that a sword that cuts all will fall on a neck vulnerable to magic with extreme strength. The result will be the death of a Superman who will not have had the time to move, and even less accelerate to a speed above hyper-sonic.
But this in the end is of no importance. What is important is that you have displayed bad manners and inappropriate language as soon as given the opportunity to do it, which to me classifies you as immature, ill suited for debates and globally unpleasant company.
I am done here and will from now on simply ignore your posts.
Thank you for not including my name in your future posts, it will save me the hassle of deleting them from my inbox.
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