I think I'd remember where I got an axe through the shoulder and nearly died though. Not something you forget.ok now I've seen itso he just kinda forgot ala Game of Thrones style lol
I guess when you live for thousands of years it's a plausible explanation, we forget stuff from last week
Yeah but how many times have you lived for thousands of years? and he's not human either which means his memory could work in any number of different ways.
If I had tech that could travel between planets then, hell yeah, I could find a spot in the Sahara. Shit, I could probably find a specific grain of sand.
......that's not what I was saying, I was suggesting a human equivalent to finding a single planet when you've conquered Universes of them including I believe multiple versions of earth via parallel universes (though I'm not sure how much of Darkseid's comic story applies to the movies)
lol, my crazy ass was interpretting the beginning of your first paragraph in terms of our reality. and i had no issues with the idea of conquering universes since i believe in a multiverse......that's not what I was saying, I was suggesting a human equivalent to finding a single planet when you've conquered Universes of them including I believe multiple versions of earth via parallel universes (though I'm not sure how much of Darkseid's comic story applies to the movies)
and to make it even more confusing, there's multiple versions of Darkseid too
Also he isn't a walking GPS system, he lost everything (allies included) between when he fought on earth and when he returned.
regardless it's not a plothole
Some might say that the one planet that defeated Darkseid might stay with him for all eternity, or wouldn’t his ship have had some sort of tracking device that could take him back to Earth. Still this explanation from Snyder makes sense. Darkseid loses this most ferocious battle and is mercilessly wounded by old gods like Ares. And if none of Darkseid's allies are alive to help track down the Anti-Life equation once again, it could be a bit of a struggle. As Snyder says, his most pressing issue when he returns to Apokolips is not heading straight back to Earth, but dealing with a power struggle on his own planet. A lot of time had passed and a lot of other planets were conquered before Darkseid is in a “position of power” again.
me dropping badass evidence?lol, my crazy ass was interpretting the beginning of your first paragraph in terms of our reality. and i had no issues with the idea of conquering universes since i believe in a multiverse
i was wondering what badass evidence you were about to drop ... and then i read "darkseid" and realized you were speaking about fiction
I'm still embarrassed that I was defending Snyder's shitty movielol i thought snyder cut was great (granted, i loved the original version too lol)me dropping badass evidence?
No hard drives to save information on? No planning involved in invading a planet? Come on, we're talking about a galaxy spanning empire. It's shit writing is what it is.......that's not what I was saying, I was suggesting a human equivalent to finding a single planet when you've conquered Universes of them including I believe multiple versions of earth via parallel universes (though I'm not sure how much of Darkseid's comic story applies to the movies)
and to make it even more confusing, there's multiple versions of Darkseid too
Also he isn't a walking GPS system, he lost everything (allies included) between when he fought on earth and when he returned.
regardless it's not a plothole
Some might say that the one planet that defeated Darkseid might stay with him for all eternity, or wouldn’t his ship have had some sort of tracking device that could take him back to Earth. Still this explanation from Snyder makes sense. Darkseid loses this most ferocious battle and is mercilessly wounded by old gods like Ares. And if none of Darkseid's allies are alive to help track down the Anti-Life equation once again, it could be a bit of a struggle. As Snyder says, his most pressing issue when he returns to Apokolips is not heading straight back to Earth, but dealing with a power struggle on his own planet. A lot of time had passed and a lot of other planets were conquered before Darkseid is in a “position of power” again.
I never said it wasn't shit writing, the entire movie was shit writing. Unfortunately Snyder got to decide how it works and that's how it works. You're basically disputing something that is indisputable because there are no precedents or rules about it, criticize the writing but you can't criticize the memory of a fictional being
The story requires Darkseid to be the big bad enemy but also dumb enough to not record the planet where he found what he was searching for for thousands of years. Nothing to do with his memory.I never said it wasn't shit writing, the entire movie was shit writing. Unfortunately Snyder got to decide how it works and that's how it works. You're basically disputing something that is indisputable because there are no precedents or rules about it, criticize the writing but you can't criticize the memory of a fictional being
record with what? he has nothing left but his body which you seem to think works like sat nav keeping permanent records of over 100,000 planets. He has no infrastructure left, he has no hard drives or ships or personnel etc.
He escaped in a spaceship.
omg
Fucken comic book nerds.
