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And that matters because? We already know who did it, you are just trying to reach for strawsBecause it has never been seen, never been talked about, never ANYTHING in the actual movies
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And that matters because? We already know who did it, you are just trying to reach for strawsBecause it has never been seen, never been talked about, never ANYTHING in the actual movies
So you admit that a few sentences clearly talk about his strength, or not? If you don't acknowledge that, then all I'm seeing is arguments from ignorance on your end. The first paragraph talks about the individual strength of Steppenwolf, not his army and weapons. It clearly mentions how powerful he is and then talks about his good points. Nigh immortality means nothing; we didn't see his immortality come in handy against the JL members, despite them having no immortality negation or regeneration negation abilities. You are just stretching the sentence about nigh immortality, that's all.Except a few sentences later it points out his tactics, leadership, and weaponry as one of his strongsuits. Alongside his "nigh immortality" directly following the statement
I think soSo you admit that a few sentences clearly talk about his strength, or not? If you don't acknowledge that, then all I'm seeing is arguments from ignorance on your end. The first paragraph talks about the individual strength of Steppenwolf, not his army and weapons. It clearly mentions how powerful he is and then talks about his good points. Nigh immortality means nothing; we didn't see his immortality come in handy against the JL members, despite them having no immortality negation or regeneration negation abilities. You are just stretching the sentence about nigh immortality, that's all.
Yes,i think soAnd that matters because? We already know who did it, you are just trying to reach for straws
And then it follows it with his nigh-immortality, weaponry, and tactics as a leaderSo you admit that a few sentences clearly talk about his strength, or not? If you don't acknowledge that, then all I'm seeing is arguments from ignorance on your end. The first paragraph talks about the individual strength of Steppenwolf, not his army and weapons. It clearly mentions how powerful he is and then talks about his good points. Nigh immortality means nothing; we didn't see his immortality come in handy against the JL members, despite them having no immortality negation or regeneration negation abilities. You are just stretching the sentence about nigh immortality, that's all.
It matters because that's how powerscaling works. We don't see the feat, we don't see the context of the fight, we don't see anything, and this entire thing hinges on Word of God from a watch partyAnd that matters because? We already know who did it, you are just trying to reach for straws
My friend,And then it follows it with his nigh-immortality, weaponry, and tactics as a leader
It's never stated they fought in a one v one, all it said was "this guy DID NOT DIE" against Doomsday
It matters because that's how powerscaling works. We don't see the feat, we don't see the context of the fight, we don't see anything, and this entire thing hinges on Word of God from a watch party
This feat is just ass
Huh? We already known who did it, we have a picture of the aftermath, saying that just because we didn't see the feat, means that there could have been something more to it, is literally the definition of a headcanonIt matters because that's how powerscaling works. We don't see the feat, we don't see the context of the fight, we don't see anything, and this entire thing hinges on Word of God from a watch party
I clearly addressed your point. It seems like you just ignored it. Why don't you show us what type of immortality he has and how it made him survive against Doomsday?And then it follows it with his nigh-immortality, weaponry, and tactics as a leader
The sentence doesn't mention he used weaponry or an army. It clearly mentions his strength, not his army's strength. It says "he is" strong, not that his army or his weapons are strong.Nigh immortality means nothing; we didn't see his immortality come in handy against the JL members, despite them having no immortality negation or regeneration negation abilities. You are just stretching the sentence about nigh immortality, that's all.
It clearly mentions individual strength for surviving against Doomsday; otherwise, that sentence would be something along the lines of 'how powerful Steppenwolf's army is' instead of 'how powerful Steppenwolf is.' By Occam's razor, it's simplest to assume that he himself held his own against Doomsday; hence, that statement talks in singular terms rather than plural.It's never stated they fought in a one v one, all it said was "this guy DID NOT DIE" against Doomsday
Both talks about his strength not his army strength. It was addressed regarding Doomsday fight.Steppenwolf survived a battle with Doomsday. That should tell you just how powerful he is. Aside from his strength and near-immortality, he's also an expert tactician and wields a vicious electro-axe that can cut through just about anything.
We have a picture of a ****** moon, "Doomsday did it" from Snyder, no actual evidence of how it was done or the context through which it happened, and no context as to how the fight wentHuh? We already known who did it, we have a picture of the aftermath, saying that just because we didn't see the feat, means that there could have been something more to it, is literally the definition of a headcanon
Why don't you show me the fight between Doomsday and Steppenwolf?I clearly addressed your point. It seems like you just ignored it. Why don't you show us what type of immortality he has and how it made him survive against Doomsday?
Then it immiedately segways into his other abilities and things at his desposalThe sentence doesn't mention he used weaponry or an army. It clearly mentions his strength, not his army's strength. It says "he is" strong, not that his army or his weapons are strong.
Not dying isn't very good context for a featIt clearly mentions individual strength for surviving against Doomsday; otherwise, that sentence would be something along the lines of 'how powerful Steppenwolf's army is' instead of 'how powerful Steppenwolf is.' By Occam's razor, it's simplest to assume that he himself held his own against Doomsday; hence, that statement talks in singular terms rather than plural.
The moon is ripped in half, so it is actually pretty fair to assume he eitherWe have a picture of a ****** moon, "Doomsday did it" from Snyder, no actual evidence of how it was done or the context through which it happened, and no context as to how the fight went
Ok we know how it ended up... so how did it get to that state?The moon is ripped in half, so it is actually pretty fair to assume he either
Are you blind? I already presented the most logical assumptions based on the resultOk we know how it ended up... so how did it get to that state?
No the most logical assumption isAre you blind? I already presented the most logical assumptions based on the result
You don't need an on-screen fight when scans clearly state he fought Doomsday, and that shows how strong he is, not his army or weapons. At this point, you are either intentionally strawmanning or just arguing from ignorance.Why don't you show me the fight between Doomsday and Steppenwolf?
Same as above, your arguments come from ignorance despite me explaining properly how it referred to his strength instead of his army or weapons. Him having good leadership or army was never mentioned in same sentence as when he fought Doomsday.Then it immiedately segways into his other abilities and things at his desposal
At this point, I'm going to ignore you. I see only strawmanning and arguments from ignorance on your end, and you never address any arguments with proper logic. The only thing you are doing is nitpicking and twisting the arguments of what is presented in the scan.Not dying isn't very good context for a feat
Statements are valid, there are calcs that use pure statements, can't think of any right now1. There's no actual showcase of the feat so it's invalid
What? What does that have to do with the feat2. There's not actual showcase of their fight so it's invalid
I am sure that some random character knows more than the WOG3. There's never any actual mention of the character in universe so it's invalid
He "survived" against Doomsday, and his "strength' could just mean he didn't die which is why they also specified he was "nigh immortal" or he used his army to help him, which is why the explicitly pointed out his weaponry and army at his disposalYou don't need an on-screen fight when scans clearly state he fought Doomsday, and that shows how strong he is, not his army or weapons. At this point, you are either intentionally strawmanning or just arguing from ignorance.
And you're ignoring the fact there is absolutely no context to any of this stuff, the feat, the scaling, anything presented hereAt this point, I'm going to ignore you. I see only strawmanning and arguments from ignorance on your end, and you never address any arguments with proper logic. The only thing you are doing is nitpicking and twisting the arguments of what is presented in the scan.
There's a difference between an in universe "This established character performed the feat" via characters INSIDE the storyStatements are valid, there are calcs that use pure statements, can't think of any right now
Scaling is bunk because it's working on too many what ifs when just as many what ifs can debunk itWhat? What does that have to do with the feat
I'm pretty sure a character that only exists via word of god, a feat that only exists via word of god, and fight that only exists via word of god is next to uselessI am sure that some random character knows more than the WOG
I'm pretty sure a character that only exists via word of god, a feat that only exists via word of god, and fight that only exists via word of god is next to useless
Sad. Also the thing you are complaining, was acceptedthe statements of the author are useless. Why? H-heh, we don't need to indulge that
Compared to the actual story... yeah the word of god is useless, especially if it's ONLY via word of god something exists
To be fair, just because something is accepted doesn't mean it can't be contested.
Geniunely do you have a real beef with world of god statements? Because if you aren't arguing about the method that the feat was done, is always about how we should ignore the author statements for...Reasonsof god something exists
Author statements are either last minute band aid fixes or deeper explanations to what already exists within the story.Geniunely do you have a real beef with world of god statements? Because if you aren't arguing about the method that the feat was done, is always about how we should ignore the author statements for...Reasons