Ezra and Merrin don't know each other. Ezra has to develop a relationship with her when they meet for the first time on Jedha.
Let's assume he does know Greez, because that's important to the plot (Ezra needs a ride), and he's heard of Cere, and respects her, but he's never met her, either.
The battle takes place on the streets of Corsucant during an Imperial curfew.
So Spidey has tall buildings to swing from, but Cal technically has home-field advantage and more knowledge of the environment. I think that's fair.
Let's assume they both have roughly equal resources at their disposal and one month of prep before leading their respective fleets into battle.
The fight takes place in Malak's throne room.
Maul and Savage have come to challenge Malak for control of his Sith fleet.
Mace is the UNSC's secret weapon -- the only Force-sensitive being in the galaxy.
This is canon Mace.
How well does he do? Does he hit any significant roadblocks or does he blast through all opposition?
This is Craig Bond.
Working together, Hunt and Bond track Bane to his underground lair.
Can they take him down and save Gotham?
Hunt has a knife and Bond has a pair of knuckle dusters.
Bonus Round: Jack Reacher joins them, unarmed.
This is Craig Bond.
Working together, Hunt and Bond track Bane to his underground lair.
Can they take him down and save Gotham?
Hunt has a knife and Bond has a pair of knuckle dusters.
Bonus Round: Jack Reacher joins them, unarmed.
The fight takes place inside a large, old-fashioned, Greek-style manor house with a swimming pool nearby.
Even though the characters start without weapons, they can use anything in the environment.
Victory by incapacitation or death.
I was just looking at this image, and I noticed something rather amusing ...
Greez is depicted like some sort of smuggler or gunslinger, brandishing a blaster and a cocky expression, even though in Fallen Order he never comes close to combat.
I guess Greez being an old nanny, cooking stew and shooing BD off his fancy leather seats just wasn't heroic enough for Rebel propaganda. lol
I don't know if anyone here has played Dragon Age, but it reminded me of Varric taking artistic liberties with the stories he tells.
I can imagine Greez sitting in Pyloon's Saloon, saying, "Let me tell you about the time Cal and I defeated the Ninth Sister."
Grunt is unarmed, but he is wearing his battle armour.
Geralt knows what a Krogan is, but he has no prep before the fight.
Obi-Wan is just passing through the snowy wastes having crash-landed nearby (he hates flying), and he stumbles across the research station where the other characters are sheltering from the cold.
The alien outbreak soon ensues. What happens differently now that there's a Jedi Knight on the scene?
It's just Sauron at full strength with the One Ring. No armies.
Round 1: He has to reveal himself on the beaches of Troy and fight through all opposition.
Round 2: He has one day of prep and can use any tactics he likes.
The goal in both cases is to overthrow Priam and become the king of Troy.
Firstly, I apologise if this is a stomp for either character.
I've only just started playing Stellar Blade, and I have no idea how powerful Eve becomes later on. But based on the early game, she's weaker than Cal, so I'm curious.
In Jedi Survivor, there's a mini-game called "holo-tactics" where players have to handpick a team of fighters (e.g. stormtroopers, battle droids, monsters) and pit them against the opponent's team.
The idea is to pick a team that is strategically superior to the enemy's so that it crushes them into dust!
Which characters in Star Wars would have the battle knowledge to beat Revan at this game? They don't have to beat him 10/10, but they have to beat him at least 3/10.
Both characters are changed with creating a team of powerful fighters they've never met before to defeat a looming evil.
The team includes:
He-Man, Master Chief, Lady Deathstrike, Boba Fett, Mr Spock and Legolas.
Who recruits the most members and who leads them the best?
(Sidenote: All the characters are on the same planet. Cap and Shep don't have to travel to different universes to find them. This question isn't about logistics; it's about leadership ability.)
Let's imagine that those laser gates opened up just before Qui-Gon died, and then together Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan forced Maul to retreat.
For the next year, Qui-Gon (in his typical, headstrong fashion) ignores the will of the Council and attempts to hunt down and capture Maul.
Qui-Gon finally discovers Maul's silent encampment on the desert planet of Jedda, and he attacks.
Does Maul still win or does Qui-Gon re-write history?
Not the most powerful or successful. The best teacher. The best at passing on useful skills and knowledge to his acolytes or apprentices.
Qimir has all the same skills and abilities that he did in The Acolyte, even though he's now technically trained by Sidious, not Plagueis.
The Jedi sense a terrible evil approaching the galaxy.
Revan and Mace decide they have to militarise the Jedi to prepare for the threat.
Luke and Yoda preach caution and patience until they can discern its true nature.
Unable to resolve their differences through debate, the four Jedi decide to let trial by combat be the judge. Everyone is in character and the goal is not to kill but to disarm the opposing team and force them to yield.