Super Soldiers: Captain America vs Pilot (Titanfall) and their Titan

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

Who is a better soldier? Who is the better fighter? Can a video game character defeat a movie hero? In a fight to the death, who would win?

Combatants: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_America_(Marvel_Cinematic_Universe) and https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Pilot_(Titanfall)

Setting: Modern Day New York, post Captain America: Civil War. Both start 100 meters away in Times Square in both Rounds. No prep or outside help, other than the Titan, so no crowd assitance.

Round 1: Pilot has no Anti-Titan weapons, armed with a standard carbine and sidearm, and frag grenades. Pilot also has prosthetic legs (Peak Human travel and combat speeds). Captain America has his standard setup. No Titanfall allowed. Purely soldier versus soldier.

Round 2: Pilot has any of their standard equipment (any gun, ordanance, perks, Burn Cards etc). If they survive for 3 minutes, they can call in his/her Tita for support, Titan takes 5 seconds to arrive after call, has to arrive on a flat, open space, such as a roof, or a street. Pilot cannot mount/ride within the Titan, or use Nuclear Ejection. Captain America can achieve his peak potential from the start of the fight, anything goes with his shield.

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

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[Gemmysaur]

Just to have a c-c-c-c-c-c-c-c-combo breaker!!! between all the bumps, I'm going with Cap both rounds.

R1

Cap outmaneuvers and outfights Titan guy without those fancy techs. Bombs are not so difficult to predict for a guy who can throw his shield accurately enough to hit multiple sentient targets and strong enough to damage an aircraft, unless bombs are sticky, in which case he throws the shield directly at Titan guy.

R2

ARH launcher will be a pain in the *language* but Cap could likely bounce back quickly enough to not get stepped on.

The Charge Rifle on the other hand has a high chance to get bounced back as a shockwave that will drop or at least heavily disorient Titan guy if hit.

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

@Gemmy

Grenades are not sticky.

The Charge Rifle is strong enough to get past his sheild via a current, if possible.

And the Titan most likely will take seveal well aimed shots to hurt it.

 

[Gemmysaur]

Charge rifle is electricity-based right? Lightning has been shown twice in the MCU to bounce back as a shockwave when it hits the shield.

Thor whacking Cap in Avengers

Thor whacking Cap again in AoU

The titan is the 7-meter (roughly) robot right? I thought that was the enemy of the soldier guy in this fight. I'll have to rethink that.

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

Okay. With those feats in mind, then the Charge Rifle is only useful outside of the sheild's range. The Titan is a 25ft tall machine, that's about 7.62m, at least. The Ogre and Stryder Titans are larger. Ogre about one meter more, Styder about half a meter. But for this case I chose the Atlas Titan, as its high defense and decent speed hold a good balance. Ogre is slow enough to get caught by the Cap, but Stryder is weak enough to get 2-3 shotted after its shields are down.

Which is why I should bring up all Titans have shields. Which range from Wall level-Small Building level. Atlas is Wall level shield, Room level chassis.

The Pilot is at least Peak Human everywhere but in travel speed, but combat and reaction speed is Peak. Most of the weapons (and the Pilot themselves) are Street level at least.

 

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