Hansa being shot by 2 different guns was never mentioned. All you said was that he caught assault rifle bullets, and no one provided the feat to me. If he blocked it from two firearms, then it depends a great deal on the specific firearms and the delay between when the two weapons were fired. Looking at Hansa's respect thread, it's
a shotgun and a submachine gun. One of them doesn't fire automatically but rather fires a spread of pellets, and the other fires only a single (though faster) bullet. In this case, the speed to react here isn't necessarily much faster than dodging a single bullet from a high-power rifle.
The reason why is because Hansa only has to position himself to avoid the spread of the shotgun. If he's fast enough to dodge the SMG shot, he can dodge into an area of the shotgun spread that means either none or only a few of the shotgun shots would even threaten him. Because the shotgun's RoF is much lower, he doesn't have to worry about it again. At that point, all he has to do is pay attention to and either block or avoid the SMG shots (assuming they can even track his dodge or that the spread of the SMG is tight enough to be that accurate). So it really won't be much faster than, say, someone dodging a spray of SMG shots.
What it
does demonstrate is Hansa's battlefield awareness and ability to track and position himself in the face of a large volume of projectiles, but he's mostly dodging rather than catching all of them and only slapping aside a few of them.
A lot is wrong with this;
Friendlysociopath already tackled a great deal of this, but you're assuming that Hansa is
800 meters from the shot.
In any case, let's use some
real world numbers. The fastest firing SMG (according to a cursory Google) is the MAC-10, which hits 1500 RPM, or 25 rounds per second, or 0.04 seconds per shot. The muzzle velocity of the MAC-10 is 366 m/s for 9mm, meaning that in 0.04 seconds, the round will have traveled 14.64 meters. Hansa, being in nearly close quarters with Jester, is not 15 meters away. This means that the average number of SMG bullets
in the air at any time is, in fact, less than one, not this 100 bullets in the air.
Most SMGs aren't going to be exceeding muzzle velocities of the MAC-10, and are going to have a lower fire rate. In general, no SMG on the market will have more than one bullet in the air on average at ranges of under 20 meters.
It's not impossible, but it would require the person dodging the minigun bullets to either be blind or stupid or both. (Also worth noting that rate of fire is not the same as muzzle velocity.) By the time you've dodged one minigun round, the revolver bullet should already be off target because
you dodged. Unless you then dodge
back into the path of the bullet, you won't have a problem with the revolver rounds at all.
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