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I always figured that Gear 4th was more of a "If you use this much Haki for this much period of time(it was like an hour straight of non-stop Haki) then you get a time-out, as opposed to simply losing all your energy, since it only took ten minutes for him to get back enough Haki to use Gear 4 yet again. What you're saying is plausible though.My bad.. I may be wrong here.. I just thought that Gear 4th was mostly based on Haki and of course overall energy. If Luffy was in better shape and didn't let himself be attacked, I thought it made sense that he would be in a better state strength/energy/Haki wise.
Wouldn't Doflamingo possibly be in worse shape.. considering he had no Trebol to f*ck with Law, and no Bellamy to stall Luffy? It would be Law and Luffy, together, giving Doflamingo their 100% full attention from the start..
This is what I'm trying to say doesn't make any sense. If he doesn't have Trebol and Bellamy there to do those things, why would he fight in the same way he did when they were? That's the premise that makes no sense to me, the idea that Doflamingo would fight as the same he did when they were there, and not take a better plan of action because they aren't there. This premise is saying that only Luffy and Law would have an adaptation to their methods of combat and that Doflamingo would just be lackadaisical.