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State your reasons or your vote won't be counted.Thad458 said:Rick godstomps.
The Wright Way said:State your reasons or your vote won't be counted.Thad458 said:Rick godstomps.
Mind reading isn't listed as one of Freddy's abilities....MrKingOfNegativity said:Mind reading also means Rick's going to have a hard time coming up with a plan that Freddy won't already see coming. And once Rick's lost both his plan and his tech, there goes every advantage he had in this fight.
Freddy is powered by fear,Rick wouldn't be afraid......MrKingOfNegativity said:You realize Dreamworld Freddy can easily take away any of Rick's tech the moment it gets brought out, right? And that
This guy also have lucid dream and freddy still kill him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpt65a7_qtMThe real cal howard said:Rick's likely capable of lucid dreaming via his dialogue to Moety in S01E02, and how he associates the ability with intelligence, in which he has in spades. Given not only that, but he dealt with this stuff before, he pulls a Nightmare on Elm Street 3 on Freddy.
I haven't seen the movies in a long time. Do we consider that PIS? And besides, No one is arguing Rick would win via the same method.Lord ozunu said:Reason why they beat freddy in movies is Plot-Induced Stupidity Freddy is as God in the dream world and has no limitations on what he can do.
Well in A Nightmare on Elm Street Nancy defeats Krueger by taking back the energy she has given him and stripping away his power and in part 2 Teenager Jesse Walsh, who inhabits Nancy's old room, and his girlfriend Lisa discover Nancy's old diary—which chronicles the events of the first film. It tells them of the murders of Nancy's friends, and also reveals Krueger's strengths and weaknesses. This helps Jesse and Lisa conquer Freddy in their own struggle with him. Such things are simple PISNoahkaismith said:I haven't seen the movies in a long time. Do we consider that PIS? And besides, No one is arguing Rick would win via the same method.Lord ozunu said:Reason why they beat freddy in movies is Plot-Induced Stupidity Freddy is as God in the dream world and has no limitations on what he can do.
That first one needs more context, but the second one seems legit. I mean, a human could beat Superman if they had Kryptonite (not really, but you get the idea).Lord ozunu said:Well in A Nightmare on Elm Street Nancy defeats Krueger by taking back the energy she has given him and stripping away his power and in part 2 Teenager Jesse Walsh, who inhabits Nancy's old room, and his girlfriend Lisa discover Nancy's old diary—which chronicles the events of the first film. It tells them of the murders of Nancy's friends, and also reveals Krueger's strengths and weaknesses. This helps Jesse and Lisa conquer Freddy in their own struggle with him. Such things are simple PISNoahkaismith said:I haven't seen the movies in a long time. Do we consider that PIS? And besides, No one is arguing Rick would win via the same method.Lord ozunu said:Reason why they beat freddy in movies is Plot-Induced Stupidity Freddy is as God in the dream world and has no limitations on what he can do.
OK still He can not be killed while he is in the dream world. In the dream world he has shown various capabilities which include the ability to regenerate back lost body parts, shapeshifting and telekinetic powers.Also freddy often manipulates the dream world around him, usually in accordance with a person's personality or fears. (For example, he turns Debbie, who hates bugs, into a cockroach and crushes her; injects Taryn, who has a history of abusing drugs, with heroin; smashes Jennifer's face against the TV, when Jennifer wanted to be an actress and appear on TV)Noahkaismith said:That first one needs more context, but the second one seems legit. I mean, a human could beat Superman if they had Kryptonite (not really, but you get the idea).Lord ozunu said:Well in A Nightmare on Elm Street Nancy defeats Krueger by taking back the energy she has given him and stripping away his power and in part 2 Teenager Jesse Walsh, who inhabits Nancy's old room, and his girlfriend Lisa discover Nancy's old diary—which chronicles the events of the first film. It tells them of the murders of Nancy's friends, and also reveals Krueger's strengths and weaknesses. This helps Jesse and Lisa conquer Freddy in their own struggle with him. Such things are simple PISNoahkaismith said:I haven't seen the movies in a long time. Do we consider that PIS? And besides, No one is arguing Rick would win via the same method.Lord ozunu said:Reason why they beat freddy in movies is Plot-Induced Stupidity Freddy is as God in the dream world and has no limitations on what he can do.
OK, you may have a point. However, I think you're underestimating Rick. He's going to have a far better shot at beating Freddy in the dream world than those guys did. Regardless, I'm changing my vote to Freddy for reasons above.MrKingOfNegativity said:I already fielded that one. The people in Elm Street 3 who had been specifically training to fight Freddy in his world still couldn't beat him while they were there. They eventually had to rely on a weakness involving the real world, and Rick's not going to have that option here.
Rick, with zero actual experience manipulating powers in the Dream World, is going to get slaughtered if he tries fighting Freddy the way they did.
Rick wasn't in his own dream. He was in the dream of a centaur inside Ms. Whatshername inside Mr. Goldenfold's dream.MrKingOfNegativity said:Rick beat Scary Terry by hiding and waiting for him to get sleepy. That is never going to work here.
Terry also didn't have transmutation, or any form of durability-negating powers.