Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:You people are crazy if the ewoks winning that fight made any sense to you. They threw stones at armored stormtroopers! Lucas is an idiot! :PAs much as I enjoyed that movie, I don't totally disagree with you. However, I have two words that you also need to consider.
David. Goliath.
Just because it's unlikely, doesn't mean it can't happen. :)
Food for thought,... ;)
Annnnd good morning all, another glorious Saturday stuck at work,...
Thank God my coffee is ready.
I remember waaaaaaay back shortly after RoTJ came out Lucas saying the he had wanted Endor to be home to the Wookies, but he could not find enough 7 ft actors to pull it off, and so the Ewoks were born. But as with all things Lucas he has since recanted that and gone with the David vs Goliath analogy.
EDIT: I'll also add that had Goliath been wearing full battle armor and carrying a blaster rifle, then we might have never heard of David. :P
Moorluck |
Recently came across this debate, Wonder Woman vs. Wolverine.
Despite most of the posters being DC fans who think WW would kick Wolvies tail in a heartbeat, I disagree. It comes down to a very simple equation: Wonder Woman can NOT kill Wolverine < Wolverine CAN kill Wonder Woman.
Not saying it would be easy, but she can punch him all she wants, he's not going to stay down. On the other hand he only has to get in one good hit with those adamantium claws to put the amazon down for the long dirt nap.
Does anyone else remember the time before DC gave WW super strength and the ability to fly? Last year I read a comic where she was fighting Supergirl, and flew SG into the sun and proceeded to slap her once to knock her out. WTF?
Moorluck |
Yeah. I just don't like Wolverine all that much.
He's really only entertaining when he's Deadpool's straightman.
I like Wolverine, it's Deadpool I can't stand. But Marvel has gotten carried away with bot characters being unkillable. Remember back in the Clairmont days when Wolverine would shield his eyes from machine gun fire? Now he gets burned up to nothing but his metal skeleton and heals his whole body back. :/
Patrick Curtin |
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Moorluck wrote:You people are crazy if the ewoks winning that fight made any sense to you. They threw stones at armored stormtroopers! Lucas is a blithering idiot! :PI blame drugs. Probably good drugs that should be shared, but drugs nonetheless.
Lucas' jackassery is well-known. Ewoks were the first disturbing symptoms of his mental instability, known as Muppetitis. The malady reached its full-blown state in Episode One with the introduction of Jar Jar.
Of course, now he laughs all the way to the bank.
Orthos |
Remember back in the Clairmont days when Wolverine would shield his eyes from machine gun fire?
Fraid not, wasn't ever very big on comics (aside from a few webcomics) to be honest. Much like Scint never had the cash for them.
That and of the ones I have seen by the time I came along he was already pretty near-invincible and unkillable.
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:Deadpool is a creation of Leifield. Hence he is lame just by that standard.That's "Hitler ate sugar" logic.
*chuckle*
Leifield had this annoying habit of every character he created was "superbadasswhocanwinzagainstEVERBUHDY!".
And no matter what their power they carried a bajillion guns, and bombs, and swords, and fuel air bombs.
Moorluck |
I'm admittedly not big on comics history. I just like Deadpool because he is where logic goes to die.
I have found the character to be funny with the right writer. But I'm not a huge fan of most of Marvels writing these days.
I miss Stan Lee, he had this rule that you had to stick to what the character could do per written cannon. At least then he kept writers from having their favorite character from getting out of hand.
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
Freehold DM |
It would be like me having kobolds deal 12d8 points of damage with a stone thrown at your 3rd level fighter. "I'm sorry but your +1 Scale Mail is no protection against the power of pluck."
O.o
I've had too many arguments with players using that logic against giants throwing rocks for that one to work.
Also, keep in mind the armor storm troopers wear-its very powerful plastic. You'll break your freaking hand punching it, but someone so armored can't moonwalk their way through an avalanche.
Freehold DM |
Recently came across this debate, Wonder Woman vs. Wolverine.
Despite most of the posters being DC fans who think WW would kick Wolvies tail in a heartbeat, I disagree. It comes down to a very simple equation: Wonder Woman can NOT kill Wolverine < Wolverine CAN kill Wonder Woman.
Not saying it would be easy, but she can punch him all she wants, he's not going to stay down. On the other hand he only has to get in one good hit with those adamantium claws to put the amazon down for the long dirt nap.
Does anyone else remember the time before DC gave WW super strength and the ability to fly? Last year I read a comic where she was fighting Supergirl, and flew SG into the sun and proceeded to slap her once to knock her out. WTF?
it really really depends on who is doing the writing. I think it would be a very even fight, and I'm not one for ww having superhuman strength.
Freehold DM |
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Orthos wrote:Yeah. I just don't like Wolverine all that much.
He's really only entertaining when he's Deadpool's straightman.
I like Wolverine, it's Deadpool I can't stand. But Marvel has gotten carried away with bot characters being unkillable. Remember back in the Clairmont days when Wolverine would shield his eyes from machine gun fire? Now he gets burned up to nothing but his metal skeleton and heals his whole body back. :/
we talked about this in the car. Yeah. Its ridiculous.
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Woodraven wrote:Moorluck wrote:You people are crazy if the ewoks winning that fight made any sense to you. They threw stones at armored stormtroopers! Lucas is a blithering idiot! :PI blame drugs. Probably good drugs that should be shared, but drugs nonetheless.Lucas' jackassery is well-known. Ewoks were the first disturbing symptoms of his mental instability, known as Muppetitis. The malady reached its full-blown state in Episode One with the introduction of Jar Jar.
Of course, now he laughs all the way to the bank.
long live the jim henson creature shop!!