Poll: Who would survive?? (A bit more expanded than that, though...)

[DoPo]

Oh, how about non protagonists? I'd go with my avatar - Vorador.

Spoiler: action shot

See this guy kneeling before him? That's Malek - the guardian of the elite club of superhumans in Nosgoth - the Circle of Nine. Also, Malek is part of the Circle with his whole purpose being to guard them. Vorador went and casually killed six of the nine guardians, not because he planned it years in advance but on the spur of the moment because he was pissed (not drunk). V-boy there killed only six because the others weren't around. Later on, Vorador made Malek his little *****. He also happens to be the oldest (human) vampire in Nosgoth. Forget sunlight - that ain't a problem for him. Water - maybe, if he doesn't teleport away.

I doubt the other settings can pull out a magical vampire stopping stone. Shepard, if he/she faces Vorador, can only beg him "Oh, please mighty Vorador, please don't flay my skin with a mere gesture" because he can do it.

But how can Vorador adapt? Well, he has shown himself proficient in hiding, also he can just go and turn several people into new vampires, if need be, and raise an army, or at least a small vampiric society. Ah, also, Vorador can read minds by drinking blood - this is why he is one of the foremost Nosgothic historians (or at least "history enthusiasts").

[A-bomb]



Don't care how powerful your vampire there is, the power of a thousand suns will vaporize him before he knows what happened....literally. And it's so easy even a child can use it![footnote]God I love the Fat Man. BFG9000 of this era of gaming, no doubt.[/footnote]

Well, if you manage to get him at ground zero of the blast, then perhaps you'll manage to kill him. However, that is assuming you get 1. Somebody to throw an A-bomb at him 2. He sits still in the mean time 3. Vorador has absolutely no idea of it. Lots of assumptions. Especially since he has lived for centuries, and knows some sorcery. Also, he can teleport, turn invisible, shapechange (including wild animals and mist) and use ravens as his eyes and ears. Chances of taking him in total surprise are slim and escape is very possible.

 

[flames09]

Master Chief, I love ME, the Elder Scrolls, WH40k but I think it would be a very close competition between those universes.

Shepard usually rolls with a highly trained team and an extremely tricked out Normandy so without those he would be left out in the cold, that and as of ME2 you need heat sinks so technically he has an ammo count - that would be useless in any other universe other than ME's.

The ES universe with CHIM is OP as hell.. in their universe, if they move into the ME universe or any other they would not have CHIM and they would know not all the technology!

WH40k Space Marine would bend most universes over the table and destroy them, the human race was designed to be undefeated in the face of an insane amount of hostile races, They are born of a God, the emperor, fire ammo the size of tank rounds out of their version of SMG's (Bolters).
However they would not last due to their undying hatred of other races there fore no co-operation, lack of ammunition and normal life span.

John-117 (MC) however packs Armour that is augmented with artificial intelligence, giving him reflexes that go down to nanoseconds, run at insane speeds with and without is armor which is heavy as fuck, surviving a fall from space (unlike poor old Shepard) and taking down entire spaceships without the need of a team. He excels in hand to hand combat and can use any weapon he can get his hands on ( alien weapons e.g plasma sword and weapons); He has not been known to eat, sleep or rest in any novel, game or cannon sequence either.

He could adapt very well to any other universe, except he may get cancer from sunburn if he goes out of his suit, he would be white as white can be!

 

[BelmontWolf]

I think the ultimate survivor taken from their world and put into any other world would have to be a ditto from pokemon. They can become and copy the abilites of anything.
If it starts small and works its way up it will enter god mode just like an elderscrolls hero. but can get to places ES guy cant

 

[Starik20X6]

Mario can:

-Shoot fire from his hands
-Breathe in space
-Fights (and wins against) creatures much stronger and larger than him on an almost daily basis
-Has already survived almost all environmental conditions known to man (and plenty of bizarre places too)
-Can use many many many different items and power-ups
-Be easily revived if he dies

So, while the others in the poll might be able to kill him, it's in no way going to keep him gone for long.

 

[loc978]

I voted the lone wanderer, but by that I meant courier six. My courier could repair a high-tech sledgehammer with parts from a pool cue and make rifle rounds out of tin cans, dynamite and turpentine. He could also hide in plain sight right in front of someone's face and talk his way out of full-scale war while putting an entire region under the thumb of his robot army. Pretty sure he'd thrive no matter what universe he was thrust into.

 

[SajuukKhar]

Present day, Bethesda Game Studios:

"Todd, how do we canonize which NPC the Dohvahkiin married?"

"Dohvahkiin be pimpin', Greg."

If anything given how Tullius/Ulfric/The Dovahkiin are exactly like Tiber/Ysmir/Zurin, the three people who merged to become Talos, or more precisely The General/The Rebel/The Observer or MORE preciesly Akatosh/Lorkhan/Magnus

I wouldn't be surprised if the Dovahkiin becomes Talos 2 who supplants the old Talos that is Lorkhan to become the new Talos that is Talos that is Lorkhan.

everyone is probably gonna forget who the Dovahkiin is and who he married and just confuse him with Talos.

 

[Zantos]

Oh, how about non protagonists? I'd go with my avatar - Vorador.

Spoiler: action shot

See this guy kneeling before him? That's Malek - the guardian of the elite club of superhumans in Nosgoth - the Circle of Nine. Also, Malek is part of the Circle with his whole purpose being to guard them. Vorador went and casually killed six of the nine guardians, not because he planned it years in advance but on the spur of the moment because he was pissed (not drunk). V-boy there killed only six because the others weren't around. Later on, Vorador made Malek his little *****. He also happens to be the oldest (human) vampire in Nosgoth. Forget sunlight - that ain't a problem for him. Water - maybe, if he doesn't teleport away.

I doubt the other settings can pull out a magical vampire stopping stone. Shepard, if he/she faces Vorador, can only beg him "Oh, please mighty Vorador, please don't flay my skin with a mere gesture" because he can do it.

But how can Vorador adapt? Well, he has shown himself proficient in hiding, also he can just go and turn several people into new vampires, if need be, and raise an army, or at least a small vampiric society. Ah, also, Vorador can read minds by drinking blood - this is why he is one of the foremost Nosgothic historians (or at least "history enthusiasts").

It's just a shame he got his disembodied head handed by some creepy old guy.

Now Kain, Kain is the sort of guy that would sort it out. Kain would definitely get whatever shit you put him into done.

Also, I'm pretty sure Alex Mercer could take anything short of a full on exterminatus. Problem solving with gigantic claws.

 

[DoPo]

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It's just a shame he got his disembodied head handed by some creepy old guy.

Now Kain, Kain is the sort of guy that would sort it out. Kain would definitely get whatever shit you put him into done.

Yeah, my point when I mentioned that other settings wouldn't have the anti-vampire stone.

And Kain...well, Blood Omen 2 happened to him. And he somehow managed to lose a battle he could handle on his own. Even treachery isn't an excuse for that - he must have sustained head trauma at least once before suffering that other head trauma that made plot de-powered him. In other words, he has to have been de-powered offscreen before to be able of being de-powered onscreen before the beginning of the game.

But other than that, I agree - he is a really resourceful fellow and should be able to adapt to almost anything.

By the way, I just thought of one really adaptable character that should be able to survive anywhere. His name is Pun-Pun.Just a few minutes after his ascension (which would be a bit after appearing for the first time) Pun-Pun should be ready to take on any setting.

 

[Psychedelic Spartan]

I'm actually really surpirsed that no one has chosen Noble 6. I mean, if Kat's nagging doesn't kill him, could any person? Not to mention he's the second most lethal person ever in the SPARTANs the first being Master Chief.

 

[SajuukKhar]

I'm actually really surpirsed that no one has chosen Noble 6. I mean, if Kat's nagging doesn't kill him, could any person? Not to mention he's the second most lethal person ever in the SPARTANs the first being Master Chief.

I would think the spartan who blew himself up with 3 nukes taking out an entire covenant army would be the 2nd most lethal.

that is also AFTER he survived an planet literally made up of sentinels who could combine with each other to form bigger sentinels.

I think his name was Kurt or something.

 

[SnakeoilSage]

Gordon Freeman.

You didn't include him because the choice was too obvious, wasn't it?

 

[Whoatemysupper]

The Minecraft player (who may be referred to as Steve) because he can survive in and develop any environment to his liking.

 

[Gamergeek25]

Commander Shepard. The man/woman is like a brick wall train. When Shepard gets his/her mind set on something watch out he is an ass kicking machine

 

[kyuzo3567]

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It's just a shame he got his disembodied head handed by some creepy old guy.

Now Kain, Kain is the sort of guy that would sort it out. Kain would definitely get whatever shit you put him into done.

Yeah, my point when I mentioned that other settings wouldn't have the anti-vampire stone.

And Kain...well, Blood Omen 2 happened to him. And he somehow managed to lose a battle he could handle on his own. Even treachery isn't an excuse for that - he must have sustained head trauma at least once before suffering that other head trauma that made plot de-powered him. In other words, he has to have been de-powered offscreen before to be able of being de-powered onscreen before the beginning of the game.

But other than that, I agree - he is a really resourceful fellow and should be able to adapt to almost anything.

By the way, I just thought of one really adaptable character that should be able to survive anywhere. His name is Pun-Pun.Just a few minutes after his ascension (which would be a bit after appearing for the first time) Pun-Pun should be ready to take on any setting.

I see your answers and raise you the last surviving true vampire in the LOK universe....Janos Audron... the father of the current vampire race

 

[lacktheknack]

I picked the Lone Wanderer, because he's the blankest of the slates available.

Beyond that, I pick the Mysterious Stranger from Myst, for the same reasons. Plus, in his various games, he ends up in shipwrecks, surreal landscapes, villages of treehouses, an island that's actively ripping apart, giant living trees, explosions, rocks floating through the sky, jungles filled with ball-shriveling wild animals, arctic landscapes, and FREAKING OUTER SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE. All while fending off terrible people, terrifying people, and terrible terrifying people (played by Brad Dourif) and spending a good amount of time being stalked by a terrifying slave-race. Oh, and he falls for miles through a freaking star field and lands in New Mexico (most likely, anyways).

The man can handle anything.

Plus, he never starts fights, which can only be in his favor.

 

[Bravo 21]

I have to say the Player from Minecraft. I mean seriously, he doesn't sleep, doesn't have to eat, can punch through a stone wall, and rides pigs. He doesn't need other people, he could probably take almost anything almost any universe could throw at him.

 

[DoPo]

I see your answers and raise you the last surviving true vampire in the LOK universe....Janos Audron... the father of the current vampire race

Janos might be a bit too peaceful. And he only survived because he had made a promise to do it, the others died because they couldn't bare immortality (complicated, I know, but it does come down to this). I don't know if he'll do well in another setting, seeing as he wouldn't have a purpose there to keep him going.

Also, Janos isn't the father. Vorador was turned while there were still other Ancients.

Dodging that would require defying the speed of light.

Again, teleportation. Or mist form.