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The weakest version of Dalek Puppet fighting the strongest version of Peregrine Falco .
SBA, except speed not equalized.
SBA, except speed not equalized.
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A Dalek Puppet VS A Falcon
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Id vote for the dalek puppet
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Idk i need to watch doctor who again to understand
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Im pretty sure the Puppet oneshots
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I sincerely doubt the bird can dodge or outrun the firearm the Puppet has.
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The speed difference won't, in any shape or form, make up for the immense gap in power and durability. The Falcon honestly breaks its bones from trying to ram into the robot.
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That's not how falcons do things. Metal will likely bend and break from the falcon, they do not ram into things headfirstSaikou The Lewd King said:
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Ramming into stuff at high speed is their strongest "attack". Anything else is 10-B.
Also, implying that a falcon can bend metal, let alone 9-A metal.
Also, implying that a falcon can bend metal, let alone 9-A metal.
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Yes, they kill things by ramming their claws into them.
Yes, I am implying that the kinetic energy of the falcons' impact could easily bend metal. Do you find that unreasonable?
Yes, I am implying that the kinetic energy of the falcons' impact could easily bend metal. Do you find that unreasonable?
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Either you argue that the Falcon rams directly into the Dalek (Kinetic Energy) and thus breaks its bones or you argue that the Falcon just claws away at the Dalek, which is 10-B.
And yes I do find that unreasonable. Especially when said metal has 9-A durability while the Falcon is 9-C at best via a suicide attack.
And yes I do find that unreasonable. Especially when said metal has 9-A durability while the Falcon is 9-C at best via a suicide attack.
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You clearly haven't seen any of these falcons. Ramming into animals is how they hunt, and they don't just break their bones.
...It's not a suicide attack. They do this everyday. And if the metal has 9-A durability this is a clear stomp and should be closed.
...It's not a suicide attack. They do this everyday. And if the metal has 9-A durability this is a clear stomp and should be closed.
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They fly at things and claws them. They don't literally do a full body slam against their targets at highest speed.
I've told you so like, 2 messages away.
I've told you so like, 2 messages away.
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