Why Aran cannot Exist

First Im not sure if this goes here. If it is not suppose delete this thread or move it. Well in Physics we learned how frozen people cannot stay alive. They are alive while in ice however but when thawed they become like paper. Ice are crystals so when a human is frozen those crystals poke into your skin. When you are thawed those crystals disappear and the holes are left open making everything go out like when you poke a water balloon. As you can see Aran should not be alive but dead. Just made this due to boredom

As has been pointed out many times, Nexon doesn't listen to logic.

Uhh yeah...running into a giant rock shouldn't do 9000 damage, either.

As has been pointed out many times, Nexon doesn't listen to logic.

That's not really the case here since a ton of other different things have used the frozen human thing.

This isn't ice. It's MAGIC ICE FROM THE BLACK(lolracist) MAGICIAN..
Your argument if thus invalid.

I was going to add oh wait this is MS at the end but I forgot. Anyways just wanted to state what I knew on frozen people.

Applying things you learned in science class to fantasy games. Way to go.

Haha...well pretty much all games (and various fictional works) piss all over science.

Haha...well pretty much all games (and various fictional works) piss all over science.

I have no idea what you're talking about. What's unnatural about an electric rat?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryopreservation


Also, Magic.

- u also dont fall from a tower or a very tall place and only be damaged by 32 dmg and most of the times survive
- storm of arrow couldn't really exist either because no one can physically fire arrows that fast
- mages would not survive in aqua either because water would transfer electricity and kill their arse and fire wouldn't work underwater
- insert some more logical comment but realize that nexon doesnt work with logic......

Uhh yeah...running into a giant rock shouldn't do 9000 damage, either.

Depends just how fast your running into it.

You can also accelerate in mid-air (changing directions and gaining speed towards one side) which is impossible since you can't exerce force unto yourself.

You can teleport.

Platforms fluctuate in mid-air.

Well you applied science incorrectly here.

The ice in Maplestory is 2-dimensional, not 3-dimensional. 2-Dimensional objects are immune to physical damage, since they have no mass to apply the damage on.

Well you applied science incorrectly here.

The ice in Maplestory is 2-dimensional, not 3-dimensional. 2-Dimensional objects are immune to physical damage, since they have no mass to apply the damage on.

You just won the forum.

You can also accelerate in mid-air (changing directions and gaining speed towards one side) which is impossible since you can't exerce force unto yourself.

You can exert force on the air around you though, and to conserve momentum, you could change your direction...in theory, good luck with trying in practice though.

Well you applied science incorrectly here.

The ice in Maplestory is 2-dimensional, not 3-dimensional. 2-Dimensional objects are immune to physical damage, since they have no mass to apply the damage on.

They must have a mass, since they are affected by gravity

What I'm asking myself is: why freezing them when he could've killed them?

First Im not sure if this goes here. If it is not suppose delete this thread or move it. Well in Physics we learned how frozen people cannot stay alive. They are alive while in ice however but when thawed they become like paper. Ice are crystals so when a human is frozen those crystals poke into your skin. When you are thawed those crystals disappear and the holes are left open making everything go out like when you poke a water balloon. As you can see Aran should not be alive but dead. Just made this due to boredom

Simply put: When blood freezes, all your veins explode. That includes those in your brain, yes.

DnD Wizards can not exist because they are the ultimate gamebreakers, being able to essentially kill a god before becoming epic leveled, kill monsters far stronger than they are with the right spells, and level armies with a single spell. Oh wait...

*You have worse logical problems to worry about than a single idea Aran can't be frozen.

Your title claims this argument to be a thread of why Aran cannot exist. You proved that they could die, not that they don't exist. I'm thoroughly disappointed in you.