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Could vigilantes like Daredevil, Batman or Punisher Or Criminals like John Wick or Dexter Morgan survive in Roanapur (Black Lagoon)? Welcome one of the few fictional places that make Gotham look like a kindergarten.
Just a FYI Witchers do still have feelings. It's myth that both Witcher and humans propagate. The reasoning has to do with humans don't like witchers so they're treated like monsters. So saying they are emotionless is more of a insult. Witcher use the myth as a way to negotiate for better prices, and to protect Witchers from getting scammed, or to be taken advantage of. Basically meaning you can't use the "think of the women, and children" against the Witchers.
I remember fighting an orc that was immune to like everything it was sooo annoying couldn’t use fire, ice or poison, couldn’t stagger or vault over him so I just caused a riot and had my officer beat him😂
Something about Jin, is that he learns skills that takes years to master in less than a minute. He learns how to go light speed just by watching a guy.
Geralt is basically beyond apex human in terms of physical traits and reflexes, but is still very much mortal and hardly infallible. He is unstoppable against monsters because that's literally his trade. He's unstoppable against people because not many people know how to fight a witcher. That or they're bandits attacking him without even pants.
@@Prince_Luci Difference is, a guy IRL isn't some supernatural creature or mutant. Compared to other supernatural characters, being matched by just 10 or so regular humans is _really_ low. It's one of the ways legendary figures in history are described (exaggerated, of course, but still), not a straight up supernatural/mutant.
@@Pedro_Le_Chef by end game even on death march there are builds that allow you to destroy the entire nilfgaard camp in Velen with no problem. So basically game Geralt is taking on small armies lol. Also SPOILERS Killing a higher vampire which he does at the end of the dlc alone is like a small army feat imo. In the books Geralt states that he doesn’t think he could beat a higher vampire and Regis is later shown doing just that and taking on dozens of troops no problem. So in the books Geralt doesn’t really scale to that level but in the game you see Regis lose to detlaf but Geralt beats him
You should do the dark spawn invasion from the dragon age games vs fantasy worlds, I think this would be awesome since the new dragon age game comes out soon.
Nightmare is interesting because he can only really be beaten by Soul Calibur. I will say I dont think he can just look at you and take your power, its just a fun mechanic. Reason for this is because when he possessed Cervantes, he honestly wasnt that impressive and lost to Xianghua and Raph/Siegfried. Its only after taking over Siegfried that he became a menace. If he could just take powers on sight, he would have taken Sieg's power while possessing Cervantes instead of jumping bodies. He was looking for the right vessel.
This definitely needs to be a multi part as well I love Shadow of War. So many characters that folks wanna see take on the Uruks and Ologs and take over Mordor. A vid on races surviving Mordor would be fun: Super Mutants (Either Mariposa, Capital Wasteland, Appalachia, Commonwealth species or all of them), Tarkatans, etc
I think lore accurate link would tear this up. Especially whenever you look at the hyrule warrior games where he’s taking on hundreds of enemies at a time.
First, Hyrule warriors is not canon. Second…. Yeah no lore accurate Link would still be completely fine. I think it doesn’t even matter which incarnation of him you use. Don’t think there’s a single creature in Mordor that could take him. He killed the equivalent of satan in skyward sword, took the form of a dark god in majora’s mask, and can move at the speed of light in botw and totk. He’s not even on the same level. He’s got insane plot armor, and that’s literally part of the lore. He also has what I call anime powers (I don’t really watch anime so I don’t know how to phrase this) which means he can swing massive swords that would otherwise be impossible, and perform feats of inhuman athleticism (like jumping really high while in combat ex. Wind waker when he does the front flip thing over the enemy).
@@papapalps2415 ‘‘twas hyperbole friend. He can still move ridiculously fast in botw and totk regardless. Certainly not light speed, but way faster than anyone in Mordor could feasibly react to in time. Like, I don’t know how it’s possible to backflip that fast and then proceed to hit a a guy with a sword more than like 15 times in less than a second or maybe 2 seconds if we’re generous. Not to mention he can shoot like 30 arrows while falling in the span of maybe still only like a second. He completely breaks physics. Not light speed, but definitely unnatural.
I think Link from botw would be funny. Orcs afraid of a crazy elf who eat rocks, monsters, and sticks for food. Link stealing their weapons, food, armor, shields, and their guts. Link won't need to stealth because he would look like orc at the end. Link holding an orc knife in one hand. This shield is attached with orc head. Orc armor cover in blood of previous owner. Orc Boss: Who's this new soldier in our army. Captains coming back from death are not different from the Red Moon. Lynels are just faster orc captains and Link hunted lynels for sport. Fully loaded Link would just time stun orc captain then pull out giant hammer and start hitting like mad man. Sending the orc into the sky. Now, would an upgrade Master Sword kill the main villain?
@@camroncox2846 Given Link is dramatically, laughably superior to Sauron in an actual combative scenario (or at least, BOTW/TOTK Link is), he very much does.
Jin Sekai seems to be using a combination of Black OPs and Guerrilla tactics. What's the difference? Guerrilla tactics is a doctrine of attack and retreat, using the terrain to your advantage, setting traps, all which is used to confound your opponents on the battlefield. Black OPs tactics are assassination, poison, infiltration, sapping, and generally doing nasty things to the enemy when they AREN'T on the battlefield.
Witchers don't lose their emotions when they're transformed. Their emotions become muted, like a television on low volume. Certain schools also employed indoctrination techniques that effectively sealed the mind and emotions of their students.
Ok, not sure if anyone else made this type of comment, but i see a couple of things that are inaccurate. Firstly, Graugs are those massive hulking beasts that, when they die, they turn into stone (at least in Shadow of War). The "little gremlin creatures" are called Ghuls. Secondly, Ologs are just another word for Trolls, similar to how Uruks are just another word for Orcs. I apologize for nitpicking, but i just wanted to point it out.
Nightmare. Why? Because, even if the orc won, he would pick up the sword ... aaaaaand become the "new" Nightmare. That's how he became the Aure Knight to begin with, Seigfried defeated Cervantes (the "original" wielder), and because he was strong and skilled enough to beat Cervantes, Souledge upgraded. Even defeated, the Nightmare returns, stronger than ever.
@@quentinbaert5773 Do the orcs with Iron Willed of Unbreakable become completely immune to mind control? Would they be immune to the One Ring? No. They become highly resistant. Soul Edge is a greater threat than the One Ring in terms of the mental control it exerts over it's host. It's nearly instant mental domination and physical mutation. Imagine the amount of corruption the One Ring inflicts in a hundred years compressed into a few minutes. That's Soul Edge.
@@quentinbaert5773 Iron Willed and Unbreakable don't make them immune to mind control, they become immune to Talion's mind control. Think of Soul Edge's mind control like it's the One Ring only all that corruption and manipulation of years of worth exposure into a few seconds. In terms of corrupting influences, Soul Edge is a hundred times the threat of the One Ring AND Talion's rings combined. It doesn't just corrupt the mind either, it rapidly mutates the body as well. or to put it a different way. Imagine if this hacked orc were pick up Sauron's ring, instead of being corrupted over time, Sauron just regenerated within that orc's body. That's what Soul Edge does. The ONLY way to fight off the corruption of Blaze (the demon within Soul Edge) is to have literal divine weapons AND utter purity. So far of all the characters that have encountered Soul Edge, only Sophitia, Taki, and Xinghua were able to resist it's influence. EVERYONE else canonically falls if they pick it up.
I think you underestimate game Geralt a lot. Here is a couple of things for counter criticism: - Talion is no where near a better swordsman than Geralt. The reason is Geralt is at least 100 years old. And he started to train and use that sword when he was a child. Giving him a whopping minimum of 90 years of sword experience. The reason Geralt lost to Letho was he had amnesia and only had the experience of witcher 1. So at that point Geralt only had 1 year of experience and all his muscle memory. *** SPOILER FOR WITCHER 2 ENDING*** At the end Geralt gets his memories back and you have the option to fight letho again or let him go. If you fight him. You kill him.(With a very cool cutscene). Talion was in his 30s-40s when he was killed. The sword experience between these characters are massive. Same goes to figthing,tactics,surviving. - Witcher 3 Quen is way stronger than you think. First of all. It negates all damage whetever its a hit from a golem or a little nekker. It also returns some of the damage thats been dealt to enemy. Geralt has a lot of stamina and recovers it really quickly(about a second). So a very common tactic to deal with groups of enemies is to hold the quen and make them kill themselves. And what if your stamina reduces to 0 ? You dodge or roll once and here you go. You have full duration quen again with damage reflecting and self healing factors. On top of that quen will daze/stun humanoid or smaller atackers when hit. Which will give Talion to apply one execution or tackle. If Talion can do that so can Geralt. And I played both games for longs periods of time. I know how there are some orcs that literally immune to everything and have a lot of buffs. They are like literally unkillable and they adapt to very few things you can use. But are they immune to their own damage ? Geralt can use quen to heal back and use his health to get quen back and make this loop go on for hours. - Geralt is probably the strongest witcher. Not only he finished the trials. They made extra experiments on him. Thats why his hair is white. And in Witcher 3 he willingfully mutates himself again. That makes it 3. - Depending on the mutation geralt can be immortal like Talion after post celebrimbor although a bit weaker. If you have the mutation of second life when you die you revive at full health (you have a free quen on yourself while you are reviving so no damage can be taken). And geralt can do this every 3 minutes. Although Geralt might lack the mobility of Talion/Celebrimbor he has Quen and a lot of vitality and has the persistance to stay in very long fights for hours because he can spend his health to get quen and spend quen to get health and kills.
@@camroncox2846 you're talking about talion/celebrimbor with the ring or the wraith talion. You're right. I was just talking about Talion's and Geralt's experience.
16:18 whilst i see the reasoning behind it, this isn't a regular war between men. Sauron is literally the devil given physical form, the ultimate monster, so I'd say this would be the one exception to Gerald's rule of not taking sides. And it doesn't help that saurons armies r comprised mainly of monsters.
There's a little error on the Prince part, he does use stealth on the third game. Obviously you might be using the first game one, but that's the weakest version of him. So yeah, he can kill on stealth in "The Two Thrones"
For the "Orc, Uruk" name thing, it really doesn't matter, Orc, Goblin and Uruk mean the same thing Orc is just the Elven Word Goblin is the English word Uruk is Black Speech(Orc language, basically) and it literally just means "Orc-Folk", same with Olog-Hai, "Troll-Folk"
@@nugget6820 fair enough, I still think there's enough of a difference to make the distinction, but your right it's not really much of a change, it's like a modern soldier vs your average Joe
I think there should be a part 2 for this. Link from LOZ. Kilik Xiangua and Maxi as a team from Soul Caliber, (Xianghua has a sword). Alucard from Castlevania, Samurai Jack(he has his own game so it counts) Cloud Strife from FF, Ryu Hayabusa from Ninja Gaiden, Marth from Fire Emblem. Theres a lot of these.
@@jayjaysworld7110Uh, why...? Even if you disregard show feats (which results in him more or less rampaging through the entire place basically unopposed, because flying+telekinetic sword goes brrrrr means he is a literal walking, talking meat blender), he is still dramatically superhuman enough to survive, to be sure.
@@codyconnor6981 she would probably sabotage him from time to time, but at the end of the day Sauron and his hordes are a great motivation for the other factions of middle earth to fight
She would probably be somewhat aligned to the Uruk-Hai program, but Sauron's reliance on machinery and mass war tactics probably wouldn't sit right with her. She not only wanted war, but great warriors. Excluding the nemesis system itself, there are very few elite warriors in the Maiar's team.
Nightmare moveset is mix of multiple characters styles but just the best and worth while moves incorporated into his and I'm pretty sure he just can learn alot shit from just seeing it.
Power scaling is awesome. Like for example Donald Trump canonically can move at least at Mach 3.5 because he has dodged a bullet by turning his head traveling at that speed. Hell my cat is FTL because it manages to catch a laser pointer beams. So clearly these characters are being low balled
How about a part 2? And one of the contestants is Eivor from assassin's Creed Valhalla and if he doesn't do well, then maybe see how well he does with his Odin powers.
I would love to see a continuation of this. Throw in characters like the game version of Sun Wu Kong, Kratos (Greek version), General Grievous (Tartakovsky version), Samurai Jack, Sho (from Battle Arena Toshinden), Zelkin (from Star Gladiator), a fully powered up Dragonborn, Link, Cloud Strife or Sephiroth.
@@camroncox2846 Given Sauron in the movie is unironically far more formidable (at least, in terms of actual combat feats) than his canon/book version, if only simply by dint of actually really HAVING any half-decent combat feats (sending groups of armored warriors flying dozens of meters with one hand strikes>>>burning an Elf Lord to death with fire hands, tbh), and that regardless, no iteration of Sauron, canon or non-canon, is even vaguely close to as impressive as Link (or again, at least modern Link) is, this pretty obviously isn't the case. Here, though, let me make this easy for both of us; you can go ahead and prove Sauron is actually able to survive past the first few seconds, when Link tries to speedblitz him by moving so fast that the entire world slows down to a near-stop, up to and including energy beams and arrows, and for my part, I get to laugh at you when you start babbling about Numenour or how cunning and TEH SMORTZ he is, like as if that's even vaguely relevant, lul.
@@camroncox2846 If you want an actual reality check from someone who is actually deeply familar with the material, for both franchises, especially insofar as it relates to power nonsense, isn't a pre-teen like most people that do this (including yourself, most certainly), and has a functioning brain (see; above); LOTR/the Legendarium, isn't actually very impressive, 'power' wise, in the grand scheme of things. At all. It, quite frankly, is barely even able to be 'debated' in such a way to begin with, because the way its inherently written, both prose wise (flowery, poetic hyperbolic, or otherwise vague at the best of times), and metatextually (that is, that it's all technically a collected bunch of stories and tales Tolkien 'found' called the Red Book of Westmarch, or some such), but even what we do have, unless you interpret some of it in VERY specific ways (ala, the entirety of Ancalagon and, frankly, large parts of the Silmarillion; Durin's Bans 'breaking' a mountainside, whatever that even means, and so on ad infinitum), simply.... isn't that impressive. Even relative to something like Zelda, which isn't all that, either.
Lots to go over in corrections/ suggestions (I'll probably add more over time and please correct me if im wrong) for shadow of war, this isnt hating btw, first of all a drake is a smaller dragon, in the game it tells you in a gondorian qrtifact that dragons are the size of cities, next is graugs, they arent small, they are probably 8 times the size of a human if not more, think of thek as middle earth rancors, the next thing to go over is when and where these characters qre dropped in mordor, in the gqme there are many regions of mordor from deserts and lava rivers to icy mountains, depending on when, a character might help talion take or hold mordor, maybe they would end up fighting talion, then there are orcs that are alwaysngoing to show up and play a role in the story eg: zog the eternal (the piece of shit) these orcs could be more of a challenge to fight and perhaps even helpful dpending on who, for exame everyones favorite; Ratbag!
I feel like Knightmare and The One Ring would have an...interesting interaction Two corrupting evil sentient artifacts that want to take over with insane power Also, i think soul stealing has a limit, given just how many people are capable of fighting him and not instantly dying (the cast of the games), my best guess is that it's based on willpower to resist, so they need to be killed first, but those are obviously exceptions not the rule I don't think he can just up and steal Sauron's soul, or ESPECIALLY high ranking orks, but he can still challenge them regardless and consume their souls after killing
Every time I hear "country level" I can't help but think of old Billy Bob with a straw hat and a shotgun speaking with only half of his mouth because the other half is holding on to a cigarette
I was _not_ expecting Nightmare to show up on this list but I'm not complaining XD I have some recommendations for properties to check out, at least if you haven't already, things that would make great additions to this series. The Wardstone Chronicles (The Last Apprentice in the US) Dungeon Siege The Bard's Tale (2004) Fable *edit, additional recs that only occurred to me after a few* Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters Warlords Battlecry
As someone who has met Brendan Fraser I can confirm that he is in fact well above moon level they had to nerf him for the mummy movies to make things more believable.
Fantasy armies that could take on Mordor. The Overlord with the Minions would be an interesting one. Mostly because I like Overlord and it would be like Sauron VS Sauron.
Yes, all of them, game of thrones isn’t known for the strength or resilience of it’s characters they are even weaker than many ancient warriors of the real world so unless they have to deal with a dragon or a white walker they are all going to be fine. Now if you want to know if some of them can win the game of thrones then they are all fuked, except nightmare.
@@JimSebastianWhittembury Yeah. Nightmare would basically make everyone in GoT bend over and take it. That includes the Giants, Dragons, and White Walkers.
I don't know what your Gerlt in the video game was like, since we are going off the video game version, but the one I played would kick the living hell out of the mobs in shadow video games. Alot more than my Ghost ever could x20
Bro doesn't mention the fact that the orcs can somehow know that you marked them and magically teleport behind you with orc magic specifically because you marked them (they do say it was because you were looking for them even if you just marked them 10 seconds ago)
Where is Ryu Hayabusa on this list? The slayer of fiends deserves a shot at the denizens of Mordor: let the wielder of the Dragon Sword test his might.
The nemesis system was kick-ass, but personally, I feel like it wasn't taken as far as it could be. That's not mockery or anything. It's just my opinion.
Drakes are just dragons that don't have wings they got everything else the scales, the body, the fire breath, but just no wings Yeah, no, I'm just dumb the two names are just interchangeably the whole no wings. it only applies for some fictions. Yeah, that's on me, sorry
The game got it right, plus, Drakes in SoW aren't even "real" drakes(as in, lore accurate ones), Drakes are meant to be basically just Dragons, even Smaug is called a Drake, but in SoW they are Dragon-Fell Beast hybrids
@@HappyAxolotl24 No, it isn't how they are "supposed to be", Drake LITERALLY means Dragon lmao, it is just a different word for it, even the Dragon from Beowulf, considered THE Dragon, is called a Drake All these terms don't make any sense anyway, "Dragon" isn't a monster, it's a category, like "Fairy" or "Demon", there isn't a specific definition, just a general idea, "Powerful, big, important to the story" is generally what they are
@@rougarabid IRL it’s basically interchangeable, however, in fiction, the different names are used as a way to distinguish between different types of dragon like creatures, Like in the same way we distinguish different breeds of dogs. Hope this was helpful
As someone who has read the books I have to say this. Power scaling in Lord of the Rings usually isn’t that extreme. With only a few exceptions, those exceptions being the greater angels of the Valar and lesser of the Miar and a few far less powerful beings using artifacts that contain Sauron’s power and he had lost much of his physical powers by the Lord of the rings. Anyways the strength of many of these people are grounded and can be defeated by normal human soldiers (trolls may take a few soldiers but you get my point) any weird powers are usually mind based such as the power to instill fear or hope into people and the most powerful had the power to control the minds of their underlings.
honestly geralt and witchers for that matter are also known for stealth. Be it from the books and games and whatever. also the monsters in the witcher are like mega fast and some can straight up disappear.
Why do people assume geralt doesn’t use stealth? Is it the show and games? In the books and comics he ALWAYS tries to get the drop on monsters, or avoid the less dangerous ones like bog witches who he simply doesn’t care about, he is very stealthy when he wants to be, like if I remember correctly one of the trials had him trained in stealth, not sure about climbing, he carries more gear and it’s heavier, he is more agile than any average humans so, I would assume he is fast and stealthy, he just isn’t as good at climbing as Jin
Because Geralt doesn't prioritize sneaking around like the kind used to get around the Orcs in the shadow of series. Geralt isn't scaling towers and columns and walking on tight ropes or ziplining across ropes or dropping down to strike from above. Jin Sakai, the literal ninja, IS doing all that. Talion did all of that. The peak of Geralt's stealth abilities is stalking through the woods like a hunter, because that's who he is. A monster hunter. The stealth Jin uses and the stealth Geralt uses isn't equal, because Geralt is practiced in ambushing monsters. Jin is able to clear out a small settlement without being noticed.
@@paytonkraft7564 when geralt walks into Middle earth it’s not like he’ll see a Uruk platoon with a caragor and immediately go to fight, he’s a monster hunter, Uruk are sneaky, cunning and as much as I hate to admit it, pretty smart, they wouldn’t really be classed as monsters, even so geralt would treat them like monsters, he treats most humanoid type monsters as still just monsters, so he could underestimate them. I imagine he would just go around killing graugs and caragor, but he could definitely handle some Uruk, just not too many, and as a final point, Jin isn’t like some invisible shadow, he’s really good at stealth, but he alerts camps all the time, Uruk are bound to notice eventually, and if he fights , who’s gonna last longer, him or geralt also, he forgot geralt’s bombs, crossbow and his fucking magic force push
@@GOTHERGOAT Alright. That's all fair. A lot of this is in line with what Rouga said about the characters. That said, he also mentioned that Jin only marginally outlasts Geralt, not his exact words but semantics. And while, yes, Geralt DOES have the know-how and abilities to utilize more advanced tactics, he's specialized towards monster hunting, not fighting. Jin has walked both sides of the line, being a frontline warrior as a samurai and a guerrilla fighter as a ninja. While he does end up alerting camps plenty of times, my point in regards to his stealth capabilities is how easily he levels the playing field prior to engaging the enemy. Poison, sabotaging supplies, disabling alarms, setting up traps, and, in general, just being able to whittle the enemy's numbers down a considerable amount before they put two and two together. You're right, in Mordor, Jin gets into a fight and against orcs, he's washed like a plate, but so is Geralt for the reasons you mentioned. He'll manage to handle a sizable chunk of the rank and file such as orcs, caragors, goblins, but once the more elite like uruk-hai start taking notice, the witcher is done for. Plus, Geralt's magic is pretty low-level compared to the stuff seen used by the likes of the forces of Sauron. Say what you want about how basic it seems, but uruks that can get up from death seemingly indefinitely, in Zog the Eternal's case, while retaining his skills and intelligence, are beyond dangerous.
I'd love to discuss vid ideas with ya bud. For this one I think the stipulation should be they have to start from the edge of Mordor and carry the ring to the volcano in the center. Can they resist the ring while fighting/stealthing through Mordor towards the center, for example. Geralt I'd like to like to see fight the Nazgul. I bet he defeats and seals the lich king.
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Could vigilantes like Daredevil, Batman or Punisher
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Criminals like John Wick or Dexter Morgan survive in Roanapur (Black Lagoon)?
Welcome one of the few fictional places that make Gotham look like a kindergarten.
Could characters survive after being branded during the eclipse in berserk
Would Rouga’s discord survive my presence
@@dwaynechapman812 only one way to find out.
@@rougarabid when I get back to my computer , backpacking right now
Just a FYI Witchers do still have feelings. It's myth that both Witcher and humans propagate.
The reasoning has to do with humans don't like witchers so they're treated like monsters. So saying they are emotionless is more of a insult.
Witcher use the myth as a way to negotiate for better prices, and to protect Witchers from getting scammed, or to be taken advantage of. Basically meaning you can't use the "think of the women, and children" against the Witchers.
I remember fighting an orc that was immune to like everything it was sooo annoying couldn’t use fire, ice or poison, couldn’t stagger or vault over him so I just caused a riot and had my officer beat him😂
Next challenge: Can Rouga survive ten books?
He's not gey
Without turning gay
Bro ain't making it
Only if their Blueford Series books
@@ItsChevnotJeff Name ten books 🗿
Something about Jin, is that he learns skills that takes years to master in less than a minute. He learns how to go light speed just by watching a guy.
Book Geralt: Slightly Stronger/Faster than normal human can fight maybe 10 people at once max
Game Geralt: UNSTOPPABLE KILLING MACHINE
If you saw a guy irl fight 10 guys at once and win you’d call him an unstoppable killing machine lol
Geralt is basically beyond apex human in terms of physical traits and reflexes, but is still very much mortal and hardly infallible.
He is unstoppable against monsters because that's literally his trade. He's unstoppable against people because not many people know how to fight a witcher.
That or they're bandits attacking him without even pants.
@@Prince_Luci Difference is, a guy IRL isn't some supernatural creature or mutant. Compared to other supernatural characters, being matched by just 10 or so regular humans is _really_ low. It's one of the ways legendary figures in history are described (exaggerated, of course, but still), not a straight up supernatural/mutant.
I don't know what game you played but I had my hands full against 10 humans on death march.
@@Pedro_Le_Chef by end game even on death march there are builds that allow you to destroy the entire nilfgaard camp in Velen with no problem. So basically game Geralt is taking on small armies lol. Also SPOILERS
Killing a higher vampire which he does at the end of the dlc alone is like a small army feat imo. In the books Geralt states that he doesn’t think he could beat a higher vampire and Regis is later shown doing just that and taking on dozens of troops no problem. So in the books Geralt doesn’t really scale to that level but in the game you see Regis lose to detlaf but Geralt beats him
You should do the dark spawn invasion from the dragon age games vs fantasy worlds, I think this would be awesome since the new dragon age game comes out soon.
I agree, the influx of viewers would be amazing bc this guy for sure deserves it
That would be fun. They're essentially orks combined with insects that leave radiation poisoning everywhere the go
You mean the dog shit woke abortion? That game isn't going anywhere. But the idea does have merit.
That's a good one.
Amazing idea❤🎉
Nightmare is interesting because he can only really be beaten by Soul Calibur. I will say I dont think he can just look at you and take your power, its just a fun mechanic. Reason for this is because when he possessed Cervantes, he honestly wasnt that impressive and lost to Xianghua and Raph/Siegfried. Its only after taking over Siegfried that he became a menace. If he could just take powers on sight, he would have taken Sieg's power while possessing Cervantes instead of jumping bodies. He was looking for the right vessel.
This definitely needs to be a multi part as well I love Shadow of War. So many characters that folks wanna see take on the Uruks and Ologs and take over Mordor.
A vid on races surviving Mordor would be fun: Super Mutants (Either Mariposa, Capital Wasteland, Appalachia, Commonwealth species or all of them), Tarkatans, etc
I think lore accurate link would tear this up. Especially whenever you look at the hyrule warrior games where he’s taking on hundreds of enemies at a time.
First, Hyrule warriors is not canon.
Second…. Yeah no lore accurate Link would still be completely fine. I think it doesn’t even matter which incarnation of him you use. Don’t think there’s a single creature in Mordor that could take him. He killed the equivalent of satan in skyward sword, took the form of a dark god in majora’s mask, and can move at the speed of light in botw and totk. He’s not even on the same level. He’s got insane plot armor, and that’s literally part of the lore. He also has what I call anime powers (I don’t really watch anime so I don’t know how to phrase this) which means he can swing massive swords that would otherwise be impossible, and perform feats of inhuman athleticism (like jumping really high while in combat ex. Wind waker when he does the front flip thing over the enemy).
@@gooseguyfilms4460I totally forgot it wasn’t canon my bad homie
@@tatewesley6877 no problem, just wanted to say your point stands regardless.
@@gooseguyfilms4460"...and can move at the speed of light..."
Lul no.
@@papapalps2415 ‘‘twas hyperbole friend. He can still move ridiculously fast in botw and totk regardless. Certainly not light speed, but way faster than anyone in Mordor could feasibly react to in time. Like, I don’t know how it’s possible to backflip that fast and then proceed to hit a a guy with a sword more than like 15 times in less than a second or maybe 2 seconds if we’re generous. Not to mention he can shoot like 30 arrows while falling in the span of maybe still only like a second. He completely breaks physics. Not light speed, but definitely unnatural.
I think Link from botw would be funny. Orcs afraid of a crazy elf who eat rocks, monsters, and sticks for food. Link stealing their weapons, food, armor, shields, and their guts. Link won't need to stealth because he would look like orc at the end. Link holding an orc knife in one hand. This shield is attached with orc head. Orc armor cover in blood of previous owner. Orc Boss: Who's this new soldier in our army. Captains coming back from death are not different from the Red Moon. Lynels are just faster orc captains and Link hunted lynels for sport. Fully loaded Link would just time stun orc captain then pull out giant hammer and start hitting like mad man. Sending the orc into the sky. Now, would an upgrade Master Sword kill the main villain?
The Master Sword is literally the perfect anti-evil sword, so... yes
@@The_Squatch_97no he ain’t beating Sauron
He’d fall to Sauron
@@camroncox2846 Given Link is dramatically, laughably superior to Sauron in an actual combative scenario (or at least, BOTW/TOTK Link is), he very much does.
Never seen Sauron drag a moon across the sky in seconds, let alone revive hundreds of monsters INSTANTLY. Link slams 👌@@camroncox2846
Jin Sekai seems to be using a combination of Black OPs and Guerrilla tactics. What's the difference? Guerrilla tactics is a doctrine of attack and retreat, using the terrain to your advantage, setting traps, all which is used to confound your opponents on the battlefield. Black OPs tactics are assassination, poison, infiltration, sapping, and generally doing nasty things to the enemy when they AREN'T on the battlefield.
Witchers don't lose their emotions when they're transformed. Their emotions become muted, like a television on low volume. Certain schools also employed indoctrination techniques that effectively sealed the mind and emotions of their students.
I feel like this is more about what game has the best mechanics to fit in the Shadow Of franchise, not how good would the character do in the world
So proud of Rouga finally figuring out the complex and mygic world of streaming
Ok, not sure if anyone else made this type of comment, but i see a couple of things that are inaccurate.
Firstly, Graugs are those massive hulking beasts that, when they die, they turn into stone (at least in Shadow of War). The "little gremlin creatures" are called Ghuls.
Secondly, Ologs are just another word for Trolls, similar to how Uruks are just another word for Orcs.
I apologize for nitpicking, but i just wanted to point it out.
Would any of these swordsmen survive hacked orcs who are max-leveled, legendary, immune to everything, and have every single epic trait?
Nightmare. Why? Because, even if the orc won, he would pick up the sword ... aaaaaand become the "new" Nightmare. That's how he became the Aure Knight to begin with, Seigfried defeated Cervantes (the "original" wielder), and because he was strong and skilled enough to beat Cervantes, Souledge upgraded. Even defeated, the Nightmare returns, stronger than ever.
And forgot that he's a savage with vault breaker
@@nooneofimportance2110 dont they have the iron willed or unbreakable trait if they are hacked which makes them immune to the swords mind control?
@@quentinbaert5773 Do the orcs with Iron Willed of Unbreakable become completely immune to mind control? Would they be immune to the One Ring? No. They become highly resistant. Soul Edge is a greater threat than the One Ring in terms of the mental control it exerts over it's host. It's nearly instant mental domination and physical mutation.
Imagine the amount of corruption the One Ring inflicts in a hundred years compressed into a few minutes. That's Soul Edge.
@@quentinbaert5773 Iron Willed and Unbreakable don't make them immune to mind control, they become immune to Talion's mind control. Think of Soul Edge's mind control like it's the One Ring only all that corruption and manipulation of years of worth exposure into a few seconds.
In terms of corrupting influences, Soul Edge is a hundred times the threat of the One Ring AND Talion's rings combined. It doesn't just corrupt the mind either, it rapidly mutates the body as well.
or to put it a different way. Imagine if this hacked orc were pick up Sauron's ring, instead of being corrupted over time, Sauron just regenerated within that orc's body. That's what Soul Edge does.
The ONLY way to fight off the corruption of Blaze (the demon within Soul Edge) is to have literal divine weapons AND utter purity. So far of all the characters that have encountered Soul Edge, only Sophitia, Taki, and Xinghua were able to resist it's influence. EVERYONE else canonically falls if they pick it up.
I think you underestimate game Geralt a lot. Here is a couple of things for counter criticism:
- Talion is no where near a better swordsman than Geralt. The reason is Geralt is at least 100 years old. And he started to train and use that sword when he was a child. Giving him a whopping minimum of 90 years of sword experience. The reason Geralt lost to Letho was he had amnesia and only had the experience of witcher 1. So at that point Geralt only had 1 year of experience and all his muscle memory. *** SPOILER FOR WITCHER 2 ENDING*** At the end Geralt gets his memories back and you have the option to fight letho again or let him go. If you fight him. You kill him.(With a very cool cutscene). Talion was in his 30s-40s when he was killed. The sword experience between these characters are massive. Same goes to figthing,tactics,surviving.
- Witcher 3 Quen is way stronger than you think. First of all. It negates all damage whetever its a hit from a golem or a little nekker. It also returns some of the damage thats been dealt to enemy. Geralt has a lot of stamina and recovers it really quickly(about a second). So a very common tactic to deal with groups of enemies is to hold the quen and make them kill themselves. And what if your stamina reduces to 0 ? You dodge or roll once and here you go. You have full duration quen again with damage reflecting and self healing factors. On top of that quen will daze/stun humanoid or smaller atackers when hit. Which will give Talion to apply one execution or tackle. If Talion can do that so can Geralt. And I played both games for longs periods of time. I know how there are some orcs that literally immune to everything and have a lot of buffs. They are like literally unkillable and they adapt to very few things you can use. But are they immune to their own damage ? Geralt can use quen to heal back and use his health to get quen back and make this loop go on for hours.
- Geralt is probably the strongest witcher. Not only he finished the trials. They made extra experiments on him. Thats why his hair is white. And in Witcher 3 he willingfully mutates himself again. That makes it 3.
- Depending on the mutation geralt can be immortal like Talion after post celebrimbor although a bit weaker. If you have the mutation of second life when you die you revive at full health (you have a free quen on yourself while you are reviving so no damage can be taken). And geralt can do this every 3 minutes.
Although Geralt might lack the mobility of Talion/Celebrimbor he has Quen and a lot of vitality and has the persistance to stay in very long fights for hours because he can spend his health to get quen and spend quen to get health and kills.
Talion would destroy Gerald. The fight wouldn’t even be fair
@@camroncox2846 you're talking about talion/celebrimbor with the ring or the wraith talion. You're right. I was just talking about Talion's and Geralt's experience.
One does not simply send a swordsman into Mordor
28:32 and later that day Rouga found death from natural causes with 28 shot wounds in the back
Brendan Fraser is 1000% moon level.
Guessing we're going to ignore the nazgul, Balrog and the forst spirit
He'd fuck up a Nazgul, gets stomped by a Balrog though
Yay, something to listen to while I work 😂. And yes hobbits are basicly thief class
16:18 whilst i see the reasoning behind it, this isn't a regular war between men. Sauron is literally the devil given physical form, the ultimate monster, so I'd say this would be the one exception to Gerald's rule of not taking sides. And it doesn't help that saurons armies r comprised mainly of monsters.
There's a little error on the Prince part, he does use stealth on the third game. Obviously you might be using the first game one, but that's the weakest version of him. So yeah, he can kill on stealth in "The Two Thrones"
Not to anywhere near the same degree as others on this list.
For the "Orc, Uruk" name thing, it really doesn't matter, Orc, Goblin and Uruk mean the same thing
Orc is just the Elven Word
Goblin is the English word
Uruk is Black Speech(Orc language, basically) and it literally just means "Orc-Folk", same with Olog-Hai, "Troll-Folk"
Kinda true but also not really, yes your right about the language but, but uruks and goblins ARE different, both can be true
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The only difference is that Uruk are usually bigger, but if isn't a different breed or race, they basically the jocks of orcs
@@nugget6820 fair enough, I still think there's enough of a difference to make the distinction, but your right it's not really much of a change, it's like a modern soldier vs your average Joe
I think there should be a part 2 for this. Link from LOZ. Kilik Xiangua and Maxi as a team from Soul Caliber, (Xianghua has a sword). Alucard from Castlevania, Samurai Jack(he has his own game so it counts) Cloud Strife from FF, Ryu Hayabusa from Ninja Gaiden, Marth from Fire Emblem. Theres a lot of these.
I don’t think Alucard can get past Mordor he’s fucked
@@jayjaysworld7110Uh, why...? Even if you disregard show feats (which results in him more or less rampaging through the entire place basically unopposed, because flying+telekinetic sword goes brrrrr means he is a literal walking, talking meat blender), he is still dramatically superhuman enough to survive, to be sure.
What if you put Wolverine in Shadow of War? He can sneak, track, very hard to kill and very deadly.
Cockney Orc: "Stop et! Stop cheatin'!"
Wolverine: "Healing factor go-!" **
Guts. Send in Guts.
Oh!! And Lu Bu!! Send in Lu Bu!
Would Apollyon from For Honor Survive Mordor?
Edit: now that i think about it there's a decent chance she joins Sauron
Depends on how much their ideals align.
Apollyon hates peace regardless of who’s promoting or forcing it.
@@codyconnor6981 she would probably sabotage him from time to time, but at the end of the day Sauron and his hordes are a great motivation for the other factions of middle earth to fight
She would probably be somewhat aligned to the Uruk-Hai program, but Sauron's reliance on machinery and mass war tactics probably wouldn't sit right with her. She not only wanted war, but great warriors. Excluding the nemesis system itself, there are very few elite warriors in the Maiar's team.
@@Psub950 So she would be on Saruman's side then?
@@sanstheskeleton8104 maybe? To be honest i don't really remember much about Saruman
Find it funny you mention Witcher is a "survivalist" but I don't recall him on your Mad Max list (Fury Road)
Nightmare moveset is mix of multiple characters styles but just the best and worth while moves incorporated into his and I'm pretty sure he just can learn alot shit from just seeing it.
Oh considering he usually uses their moveset verses special moves but I believe it's more so if he's capable of it he can then replicate it with sight
It is always a good day when Rouga uploads. Peak content
12:35 AH I love that you know that joke. I love that joke.
You did all by yourself with 10 other people just watching? Ya i totally believe you.
Power scaling is awesome. Like for example Donald Trump canonically can move at least at Mach 3.5 because he has dodged a bullet by turning his head traveling at that speed.
Hell my cat is FTL because it manages to catch a laser pointer beams.
So clearly these characters are being low balled
Nightmare baggins, is just a terrorizing idea...
I resent the implication that Brendan Frasier isn't moon-level.
25:38 he said “feel a duty” 😂
How about a part 2? And one of the contestants is Eivor from assassin's Creed Valhalla and if he doesn't do well, then maybe see how well he does with his Odin powers.
Do fantasy characters that can survive Kingdom Hearts
I would love to see a continuation of this. Throw in characters like the game version of Sun Wu Kong, Kratos (Greek version), General Grievous (Tartakovsky version), Samurai Jack, Sho (from Battle Arena Toshinden), Zelkin (from Star Gladiator), a fully powered up Dragonborn, Link, Cloud Strife or Sephiroth.
Meanwhile, Owyn glances at a singular Uruk's direction: *Sauron and his army drops dead*
“They are real fucked up guys, really fucked up” is a extreme understatement and I love it.
12:35 I got that reference very funny
Seeing game Shelob: “I can fix her.”
Throw Link into Mordor. He would clean up the place inba week.
He’d fall to Sauron though
@@camroncox2846He really, really wouldn't.
@@papapalps2415 yes he definitely would. Especially if you’re taking about Sauron from the book. Link gets destroyed
@@camroncox2846 Given Sauron in the movie is unironically far more formidable (at least, in terms of actual combat feats) than his canon/book version, if only simply by dint of actually really HAVING any half-decent combat feats (sending groups of armored warriors flying dozens of meters with one hand strikes>>>burning an Elf Lord to death with fire hands, tbh), and that regardless, no iteration of Sauron, canon or non-canon, is even vaguely close to as impressive as Link (or again, at least modern Link) is, this pretty obviously isn't the case.
Here, though, let me make this easy for both of us; you can go ahead and prove Sauron is actually able to survive past the first few seconds, when Link tries to speedblitz him by moving so fast that the entire world slows down to a near-stop, up to and including energy beams and arrows, and for my part, I get to laugh at you when you start babbling about Numenour or how cunning and TEH SMORTZ he is, like as if that's even vaguely relevant, lul.
@@camroncox2846 If you want an actual reality check from someone who is actually deeply familar with the material, for both franchises, especially insofar as it relates to power nonsense, isn't a pre-teen like most people that do this (including yourself, most certainly), and has a functioning brain (see; above); LOTR/the Legendarium, isn't actually very impressive, 'power' wise, in the grand scheme of things. At all.
It, quite frankly, is barely even able to be 'debated' in such a way to begin with, because the way its inherently written, both prose wise (flowery, poetic hyperbolic, or otherwise vague at the best of times), and metatextually (that is, that it's all technically a collected bunch of stories and tales Tolkien 'found' called the Red Book of Westmarch, or some such), but even what we do have, unless you interpret some of it in VERY specific ways (ala, the entirety of Ancalagon and, frankly, large parts of the Silmarillion; Durin's Bans 'breaking' a mountainside, whatever that even means, and so on ad infinitum), simply.... isn't that impressive. Even relative to something like Zelda, which isn't all that, either.
Could these children survive The HunGer Games.
Kevin McAllister, Kick-Ass, Gon(Pre Nen) and Atreus
Atreus absolutely pisses over the entire competition without even trying haha
Lots to go over in corrections/ suggestions (I'll probably add more over time and please correct me if im wrong) for shadow of war, this isnt hating btw, first of all a drake is a smaller dragon, in the game it tells you in a gondorian qrtifact that dragons are the size of cities, next is graugs, they arent small, they are probably 8 times the size of a human if not more, think of thek as middle earth rancors, the next thing to go over is when and where these characters qre dropped in mordor, in the gqme there are many regions of mordor from deserts and lava rivers to icy mountains, depending on when, a character might help talion take or hold mordor, maybe they would end up fighting talion, then there are orcs that are alwaysngoing to show up and play a role in the story eg: zog the eternal (the piece of shit) these orcs could be more of a challenge to fight and perhaps even helpful dpending on who, for exame everyones favorite; Ratbag!
Try doing “can these groups survive the dungeons of fear and hunger” or something in that line
I feel like Knightmare and The One Ring would have an...interesting interaction
Two corrupting evil sentient artifacts that want to take over with insane power
Also, i think soul stealing has a limit, given just how many people are capable of fighting him and not instantly dying (the cast of the games), my best guess is that it's based on willpower to resist, so they need to be killed first, but those are obviously exceptions not the rule
I don't think he can just up and steal Sauron's soul, or ESPECIALLY high ranking orks, but he can still challenge them regardless and consume their souls after killing
Every time I hear "country level" I can't help but think of old Billy Bob with a straw hat and a shotgun speaking with only half of his mouth because the other half is holding on to a cigarette
Ooo! I’d love to see more “swordsmen” survival challenges!
1:27 Hey, there are straight people who read books!
I was _not_ expecting Nightmare to show up on this list but I'm not complaining XD
I have some recommendations for properties to check out, at least if you haven't already, things that would make great additions to this series.
The Wardstone Chronicles (The Last Apprentice in the US)
Dungeon Siege
The Bard's Tale (2004)
Fable
*edit, additional recs that only occurred to me after a few*
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters
Warlords Battlecry
As someone who has met Brendan Fraser I can confirm that he is in fact well above moon level they had to nerf him for the mummy movies to make things more believable.
30:27 yes he does Two Thrones there are stealth attacks and they’re brutal AF!
The QTE time windows were absolutly unforgiving
@@mightykanohii yup 😂
Fantasy armies that could take on Mordor. The Overlord with the Minions would be an interesting one. Mostly because I like Overlord and it would be like Sauron VS Sauron.
Man, a cool idea is taking the Prince The Mutant and The Ghost as a party against this challenge.
Would These Medieval/Fantasy Characters Survive Game of Thrones?
Could sauron Conquer all of gamma thrones or what if Game of thrones ( Continents and land masses) Existed in middle earth
Yes, all of them, game of thrones isn’t known for the strength or resilience of it’s characters they are even weaker than many ancient warriors of the real world so unless they have to deal with a dragon or a white walker they are all going to be fine. Now if you want to know if some of them can win the game of thrones then they are all fuked, except nightmare.
@@JimSebastianWhittembury Yeah. Nightmare would basically make everyone in GoT bend over and take it. That includes the Giants, Dragons, and White Walkers.
Ernest Goes to Mordor
Haven't played Soul Calibur, how does Nightmare keep losing if he's this strong?
Jin was like the first ninja and ninjas basically invented gorilla tactics 🐣™️💯
Ryu Hayabusa should do well
Great video, surprised you didn’t have Guts from Beserk
I don't know what your Gerlt in the video game was like, since we are going off the video game version, but the one I played would kick the living hell out of the mobs in shadow video games. Alot more than my Ghost ever could x20
Gameplay =/= Lore
@@rougarabid Indeed. So stop pretending things like uruks being immune to arrows or fire is a lore-proven thing.
Theme sounds way cooler for some reason 🔥
Ayeeeeee now this Is a video I like. Warrior withing prince slaps no diff
Bro doesn't mention the fact that the orcs can somehow know that you marked them and magically teleport behind you with orc magic specifically because you marked them (they do say it was because you were looking for them even if you just marked them 10 seconds ago)
I think that Geralt post Wild Hunt fighting with Gondor and saving the humans even if he doesn't get paid.
Where is Ryu Hayabusa on this list? The slayer of fiends deserves a shot at the denizens of Mordor: let the wielder of the Dragon Sword test his might.
The nemesis system was kick-ass, but personally, I feel like it wasn't taken as far as it could be. That's not mockery or anything. It's just my opinion.
Guerrilla tactics as a concept might not have existed as we use it now, but that is basically ninja warfare in a nutshell.
Moon Level Brendan Frasier is what im here for
You should do would these demons survive the world of diablo whichever one you'd prefer to do
Scp-610 vs sci-fi worlds (original article for 610 only)
these aren t sowrdsmen but what if you sent ezio,kratos and solid snake?
This. Is my favorite thing you've ever done.
Drakes are just dragons that don't have wings they got everything else the scales, the body, the fire breath, but just no wings
Yeah, no, I'm just dumb the two names are just interchangeably the whole no wings. it only applies for some fictions. Yeah, that's on me, sorry
In SoW the drakes have wings. So not sure if you’re mistaken or the games got this wrong.
Smaug is literally a Drake, tf you on? In LOTR, Drakes have wings, it doesn't matter what YOUR fantasy dragons look like
The game got it right, plus, Drakes in SoW aren't even "real" drakes(as in, lore accurate ones), Drakes are meant to be basically just Dragons, even Smaug is called a Drake, but in SoW they are Dragon-Fell Beast hybrids
@@HappyAxolotl24
No, it isn't how they are "supposed to be", Drake LITERALLY means Dragon lmao, it is just a different word for it, even the Dragon from Beowulf, considered THE Dragon, is called a Drake
All these terms don't make any sense anyway, "Dragon" isn't a monster, it's a category, like "Fairy" or "Demon", there isn't a specific definition, just a general idea, "Powerful, big, important to the story" is generally what they are
@@rougarabid IRL it’s basically interchangeable, however, in fiction, the different names are used as a way to distinguish between different types of dragon like creatures, Like in the same way we distinguish different breeds of dogs.
Hope this was helpful
Jin fighting the orcs is oddly poetic considering they're based on Mongolian armies, literally his main adversaries in game
The orcs are not based on any such thing, Jesus Christ, dude, lmfao.
@@papapalps2415 Tolkien orcs were based on that by his own admission. I'm not saying it was the most PC thing in the world, just making an observation
The main takeaway for Geralt is he is no talion on talon is superior to him in every way
What if any of these fighters get a ring of power from like a fallen wraith or something 🤔
As someone who has read the books I have to say this. Power scaling in Lord of the Rings usually isn’t that extreme. With only a few exceptions, those exceptions being the greater angels of the Valar and lesser of the Miar and a few far less powerful beings using artifacts that contain Sauron’s power and he had lost much of his physical powers by the Lord of the rings. Anyways the strength of many of these people are grounded and can be defeated by normal human soldiers (trolls may take a few soldiers but you get my point) any weird powers are usually mind based such as the power to instill fear or hope into people and the most powerful had the power to control the minds of their underlings.
I love how you left out samurai jack
If the prince survived the dahaka for years pretty sure mordor wont be much of a challange
33:51 Oh yeah, I reconise this nightmare character, I beat 'em up while playing as link once.
Meh, Geralt would probably not initially care about Sauron but through plot would end up going on a quest and practically becoming discount Aragorn.
I think you’d like the Darksiders games, specifically the 2nd one. It’s getting a remaster on the 15th, so it’s a perfect time to check it out.
honestly geralt and witchers for that matter are also known for stealth. Be it from the books and games and whatever. also the monsters in the witcher are like mega fast and some can straight up disappear.
Love the Sam kinneson reference🤣
Would these fantasy characters survive The Wandering Inn?
25:25 not to mention due to low quality iron they had, there weren't that many swords in japan, let alone swordmasters.
I need to see if Guts can survive in Mordor
Next challenge would these magic people graduate hogwarts
I feel like the Orcs who have those supernatural ability's are empowered by the dark lord somewhat.
One I was thinking is Ryu Hayabusa, if anyone can make that scaling make sense.
Why do people assume geralt doesn’t use stealth? Is it the show and games? In the books and comics he ALWAYS tries to get the drop on monsters, or avoid the less dangerous ones like bog witches who he simply doesn’t care about, he is very stealthy when he wants to be, like if I remember correctly one of the trials had him trained in stealth, not sure about climbing, he carries more gear and it’s heavier, he is more agile than any average humans so, I would assume he is fast and stealthy, he just isn’t as good at climbing as Jin
Because Geralt doesn't prioritize sneaking around like the kind used to get around the Orcs in the shadow of series. Geralt isn't scaling towers and columns and walking on tight ropes or ziplining across ropes or dropping down to strike from above. Jin Sakai, the literal ninja, IS doing all that. Talion did all of that. The peak of Geralt's stealth abilities is stalking through the woods like a hunter, because that's who he is. A monster hunter. The stealth Jin uses and the stealth Geralt uses isn't equal, because Geralt is practiced in ambushing monsters. Jin is able to clear out a small settlement without being noticed.
@@paytonkraft7564 when geralt walks into Middle earth it’s not like he’ll see a Uruk platoon with a caragor and immediately go to fight, he’s a monster hunter, Uruk are sneaky, cunning and as much as I hate to admit it, pretty smart, they wouldn’t really be classed as monsters, even so geralt would treat them like monsters, he treats most humanoid type monsters as still just monsters, so he could underestimate them. I imagine he would just go around killing graugs and caragor, but he could definitely handle some Uruk, just not too many, and as a final point, Jin isn’t like some invisible shadow, he’s really good at stealth, but he alerts camps all the time, Uruk are bound to notice eventually, and if he fights , who’s gonna last longer, him or geralt also, he forgot geralt’s bombs, crossbow and his fucking magic force push
@@GOTHERGOAT Alright. That's all fair. A lot of this is in line with what Rouga said about the characters. That said, he also mentioned that Jin only marginally outlasts Geralt, not his exact words but semantics. And while, yes, Geralt DOES have the know-how and abilities to utilize more advanced tactics, he's specialized towards monster hunting, not fighting. Jin has walked both sides of the line, being a frontline warrior as a samurai and a guerrilla fighter as a ninja. While he does end up alerting camps plenty of times, my point in regards to his stealth capabilities is how easily he levels the playing field prior to engaging the enemy. Poison, sabotaging supplies, disabling alarms, setting up traps, and, in general, just being able to whittle the enemy's numbers down a considerable amount before they put two and two together. You're right, in Mordor, Jin gets into a fight and against orcs, he's washed like a plate, but so is Geralt for the reasons you mentioned. He'll manage to handle a sizable chunk of the rank and file such as orcs, caragors, goblins, but once the more elite like uruk-hai start taking notice, the witcher is done for. Plus, Geralt's magic is pretty low-level compared to the stuff seen used by the likes of the forces of Sauron. Say what you want about how basic it seems, but uruks that can get up from death seemingly indefinitely, in Zog the Eternal's case, while retaining his skills and intelligence, are beyond dangerous.
Can these warriors survive soul caliber?
Or imagen if Saruon shows up and hes like i pay you dobel then all the elves and humans wode and your job is to bring me my ring.
It was all by yourself you got it lol😅
Damn straight, son!
Loving this video man lol
I'd love to discuss vid ideas with ya bud. For this one I think the stipulation should be they have to start from the edge of Mordor and carry the ring to the volcano in the center. Can they resist the ring while fighting/stealthing through Mordor towards the center, for example.
Geralt I'd like to like to see fight the Nazgul. I bet he defeats and seals the lich king.