Eternal Warrior Vs. Master Chief

The One that fought beside the Spartans vs. the Super Sparta.

Arsenal limited to not surpass tier 9.

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By the looks of this, John should take this without too much difficulty; I don't see a calc for EW's 9-A rating, so I'll assume he's baseline 9-A until proven otherwise. While EW is more experienced than MC and possibly more tactical, I think he's still at a disadvantage given MC's far more advanced technology and higher AP at least 167 megajoule Spartan Charge. Also noticed a slight speed advantage on MC's end. Voting for John for those reasons.

MC should take this for the reasons stated above.

How does Eternal Warrior's Low-Godly regen. work?

Speed goes to John, as he dodged bullets and even plasma projectiles, and viewed the combat of trained infantrymen like ODSTs in slow motion.

Strength and AP goes to John, being capable of knocking out Spartans in as little as 3 blows, even though their armor can withstand futuristic tech-level firearms of both kinetic and directed energy, as well as absurdly high falls. Going by the profiles; MC can also lift better, being able to lift at least 5 tons, and the profile of Eternal Warrior is a bit vague on how heavy the Giant's head is. (A scan would be helpful). He can also strike better, at least 167 MJ.

Durability goes to John. One has energy shielding, which can withstand triple digit megajoule level energy blasts (and even the 1.5 GJ fuel rod cannon at close range). The other does not, and MC also has his dura feats mentioned previously, even without shielding.

Although the Warrior does have his perks. He has over 6 millennia of experience (Mastering 500 forms of combat and seemingly capable of using any melee and ranged weapon in the most efficient manner), fought armies and hordes of demons and zombies, even while his chest was pierced. But MC doesn't lag behind in wit, even against overwhelming odds (such as The Flood on High Charity), he still manages to come on top (and that luck of his).

Chief still holds a technological advantage, in weapons, armor, and training (and Cortana), as well as the reasons I gave before. Experience can only get you so far, after all. Voting John.

And yea, how does his Low Godly regen work? How long does it take?

I think his Regen. is non-combat since is "Overtime", but It will depend If the "Overtime" only evoque minutes making It actual combat usable this would turn Inconclusive.

The **** is this Flo? You know you only can use FRA If you want your vote counted.

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Eternal Warrior can die, but can raise from the dead after a long time is what it sounds like it means. However, Standard Battle Assumptions generally notes that characters who raise from the dead overtime are generally considered defeated if the character manages to kill him.

If Overtime refers to like one minute, then the fight goes on in a timeless loop; John can't destroy souls, that's for sure. However, if Low Godly regen overtime refers to taking a day for example, then John has officially won after killing him the first time. Exception is if the OP elaborates the rules.

Yeah, the Low-Godly regen takes to much time to take effect: When Gilad dies, he awakes in the Veil Beyond Time with all his dead kids and wife, then he cross the forest to reach the Hellscape when he fights a horde of demons and the ruler of it, Humongous; he cross a metal door, for that time, his body regenerate completely and he returns to the last place when he died. So no, isn't applicable for this battle cuz it takes to much time.