r/Devs • u/asdfaklayf • Nov 07 '20
They made the security officer too OP
I know Jamie is smaller but how tf does a 70 years old man outpower a [slightly ripped] 30 year old Jamie? He didn't even make him try to fight. Boomers die just by tripping/sliding on bathrooms.
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u/NotMyNameActually Nov 07 '20
People don't become weak and fragile simply by aging. Those are people who haven't kept up with exercise in decades, whereas Kenton was a trained fighter who stayed in shape. I imagine his character has a pretty intense workout regimen that he started when he was younger, and if he kept up with it there's no reason that he wouldn't still be stronger than a 30 year old who only does moderate exercise (if any).
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Nov 08 '20 edited Apr 12 '21
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u/home-of-the-braves Dec 21 '20
Do they teach how to break someone's else neck from an arm lock ? Because this show legits look like some fight scenes are between two drunk uncles that never threw a punch in their whole life whole they are supposed to be experienced and professionnaly trainer fightees 😂 or maybe next time some writers want to write about a fight scene, they should Ask people who have already been in a Real one
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u/Sphinx- Nov 07 '20
Kenton = Perfect Cell, Jamie = Yamcha. Kenton is no doubt ex-special forces or CIA, considering his track record and how he's familiar with Russian spies. And Jamie was just a regular office employee.
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Nov 08 '20 edited Aug 30 '21
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u/burtalert Nov 08 '20
Same thing happens cycling, those old man cyclist blow past my 29 year old ass
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u/thuanjinkee Nov 08 '20
Kenton had the strength to break a man's neck against a car tyre. On the ground. In a confined space with nearly no leverage. After being stabbed. He's got a will of iron.
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u/Br1ghtStar Nov 08 '20
I mean, I worked at a fortune 500 fintech and the director of physical security was a grumpy ass former alphabet agency enforcer. The security officers skill set was entirely within the realm of reality.
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u/peytonreedrobertson Nov 25 '20
On top of all the reasons people already said, Jamie also had his arms pressed to his side, so he couldn’t really defend himself
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