Depends on what you think is a melee attack is here. And even then, he can still sense and dodge incoming threats so it’s not like it matters if Raiden shoots or tries to attack him in melee, he’d be able to see what’s about to hit him.
Melee attacks with a blade, slashing and lunging. Are there any more instances of that Extrasensory Perception or is that the only one where it happens?
Raiden can only absorb electrolytes with his Custom Cyborg Body (and the blades he uses with it)
The battle takes place in Outer Haven. There are more than enough places to dissapear from Hank's sight. Stealth Camo will astronomically aid in this.
Raiden won't get shot, he will deflect bullets being fired at him. Again, you'd have to prove said bullets being faster than Hank not being an anti-feat for him. This supposed statistical advantage you suggest for his weapons being faster than he is isn't indexed in the first place.
Okay, then why isn't that even mentioned in the profile? Just get it added. Surely a match can't be added for a reason that isn't even in the profile to begin with?
Hank senses it and dodges? Lmao he doesn’t need to know the extra range is there to dodge it. Thats the point of his combat senses he has. Dodging things he doesn’t know are there.
Didn’t you bring up the fact that he could “shoot” the “exclamation point” that appears when Hank dodges to stun him despite that not being on the profile? The double standards…
Asking again, is that the only instance where it's shown he does that? It seems to only tell him the general direction of where it comes from, not that it actively tracks where it's coming from.
I wasn't the first to bring up stuff that weren't in the profiles, but two wrongs don't make a right.
Let's pretend Raiden did have some power nullification or something to bypass it, two scenarios may occur;
But the thing I am bringing up doesn’t need to be on the profile. The entire point of the speed equalization rules is so your projectiles don’t end up so slow they become irrelevant. They always keep the speed relative to the user and hank’s bullets are cartoonishly faster than him.
The bladed part literally stabs him to death, that’s what I meant by he can grab the stronger blade when he touches it by the side. Again raiden has never bunted something with the blunt end to stab it.
Which he won’t because Hank is literally going to be there, both in the open, staring at him. Raiden will go to stab him like he’s done 30 or so other fights before. Most metal gear characters don’t go run off to hide when caught this hilariously badly in the open.
It did in the original Project Nexus, but this apparently got retconned in the sequel and it doesn't do it anymore
I mean is that really a hard retcon versus it just doesn’t do it in the second game. Don’t see why that would erase the first game’s melee dodge site wise
Madness franchise is famously inconsistent with its lore and Project Nexus 2 is an epitome of this. The description of Tac Bars in this game explicitly says that it can only avoid "bullets", although even this is pretty iffy as on practice it also has shown to be able dodge non-bullets like dissonant projectiles and even straight lasers (at least small ones) among some other stuff, so yeah
Yes he is what? He literally even does like multiple times?
You're objectively wrong, idk what games you've been playing but ignoring the fact there's hard statements on that front, even cutscenes where they're surrounded and mog the shit out of a dozen armed soldiers at once, and in Raiden's case has confirmed training fending off dozens of superhumans at the same time, you're just flat-out wrong.
Stun Grenade. 1.5 million candelas with a decibel count of over 200, hard stated. For reference, 200 decibels is above the threshold for hearing damage and these can knock out fully equipped Tengu from a distance, so things like just having goggles won't be helping.
Nevadeans don’t have physical ears much many of their other organs. They by proxy are immune to a lot of that stuff.
Since when did you need ears to sustain hearing or internal damage? You know you don't actually hear with your ears right? That's just external anatomy. That isn't what's harmed here.
They in fact do not need to have sensory organs. Same creatures with levitating hands can just hear/see anyways without having any. Their anatomy is pretty simple and has been shown they only have the brain, digestive organs, and heart/lungs. Everything else is absent.
I didn't ask for conjecture or headcanon, I'm saying prove it.
I’m away from my computer and will be for most of today, but I’ll gladly send the scans later today. It’s been directly stated they have no idea what eyes are in the first place and an anatomy chart in game has shown they have no eyes or ears.
Dude, idk how much clearer I can be on this.
I don’t mean like he canonically loses the fight. I mean that in game if you run out in the open enemies don’t just lose sight of you (and game wise kill the crap out of you in 1 and 2 which is what I was referring to, but the dying part is gameplay). That’s all I meant. Meaning Hank shouldn’t either. And raiden has gone for stealth but why would he here when he starts out in the open with his opponent staring straight at him when he’ll go fight many many people out in the open.Yes he is what? He literally even does like multiple times?
You're objectively wrong, idk what games you've been playing but ignoring the fact there's hard statements on that front, even cutscenes where they're surrounded and mog the shit out of a dozen armed soldiers at once, and in Raiden's case has confirmed training fending off dozens of superhumans at the same time, you're just flat-out wrong.
Stun Grenade. 1.5 million candelas with a decibel count of over 200, hard stated. For reference, 200 decibels is above the threshold for hearing damage and these can knock out fully equipped Tengu from a distance, so things like just having goggles won't be helping.
Edit: Oh this is cyborg Raiden, even better
