[QUOTE="Immortalzxx"]1. Once again stop using gameplay mechanics...Chief and Cortanna were the only 2 to detect a covenant ambush in the original Halo when they were trying to rescue Keyes from that covenant craft. Humans in the Haloverse have had trouble detecting covenant ships and elites with their own technology which is 600 years ahead of our own. Even at the beggining of Halo 3. Chief was able to spot the Arbiter when he was using stealth while Johnson and the others didnt see him 2. You could of just said previous post but whatever...Covent dont specialize in stealth..but they have tactics far superior to human tactics in Haloverse and certainly from 600 years in the past 3. Dont use gameplay mechanics either...Snake would normally die if he gets shot..yet he is able to take shots and rockets as long as he has health and rations See why we dont use gameplay mechanics This isnt real life....these are fictional characters..trying to use real life physics in fiction = fail 4. No you have terrible debating skills..You use gameplay mechanics and try to use real life science to explain things that dont apply in those in those universes You say Snake can win be sniping Chief from a distance...Likewise Chief could win by sniping Snake from a distance...in a character vs character battle both characters are on equal ground...1 character doesnt get an advantage over another character tycoonmike

1,3. Then what do you expect me to use, actual physics? I've already given you my verdict on that: Snake, hands down, because of his emphasis on stealth as opposed to MCs emphasis on being a well-rounded infantryman. As I said, in real life, anyone would be able to notice the glimmer of active camoflague, so long as they're observant enough, because that's the way it works: bending light around a central object. In real life, granted, MC would probably have an infrared filter in his helmet, but such a technology would be useless in daylight, as most any Spec. Ops unit can tell you. And even then, a real life equivalent of Snake would also have infrared goggles. Notice how I've given two different scenarios: one in which MGS's physics apply to Snake and Halo's physics apply to MC and another where real physics apply to both.

4. As I said, I've given two scenarios, the gameplay physics and the real physics scenarios. You haven't answered either one. That is known as a dropped argument and is a fairly conclusive way to defeat yourself.

[QUOTE="leonard88"]Solid Snake would kill him from behindChiddaling

[QUOTE="Immortalzxx"]Flood were in the comics...I stated you never played the game since thats where most peoples knowledge of Halo comes from You fail LikeHaterade

Actually, you used the game as an example to show that rockets were fired at Master Chief. You used the game as an example. Yet you tell others not to do so.

Also, you said Elite camouflage doesn't show a blur, which in fact it does, so you were wrong there. But I won't sit here and say you've never played the game because that would just be mean...

i'm gonna have to go with Goku on this one

jrnhanie0310

Anyway

Chief wins this blind folded..the only argument I heard was Snake being able to snipe Chief from far away

Likewise..Chief can snipe Snake from far away...the difference? Chief can dodge gunfire, Snake cant

Chief can survive getting shot, Snake cant

Chief is a better marksman then Snake is

[QUOTE="Immortalzxx"][QUOTE="cousin_eddy"]Kratos would break in and smash them both..but in a real fight, solid snake.Ultrabeatdown55