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

[kyuzo3567]

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).

Trust me, I know... Ive played all the games and spent hours putting everything i could remember in order, its a confusing as hell storyline... but I friggin love it!

also, Kain's opening speech in Defiance is still the most badass opening speech i've ever heard from any game

 

[ImperialSunlight]

I pick nameless hero from the ES because most of them are believed to archived CHIM which is a state of near god-hood which makes them pretty much unkillable and able to warp all reality to their desire.

Tiber Septim was able to turn all of Cyrodil from a dense tropical forest into as it was in Oblivion using CHIM.

CHIM pretty much lets you do anything.

But CHIM wouldn't work in another world because the concept is dependent on the metaphysics of the ES universe. Even magic wouldn't work, as it is based on control of that world specifically, much of it focusing on Oblivion. Essentially, in another world, the player in ES would be pretty much powerless besides sword/archery skill.

(Also Tiber Septim must have been really unimaginative. You have the power to warp reality and you change a jungle into a temperate forest. astounding. )

Edit:

OT: The "chosen undead" from Dark Souls, assuming the undead curse is independant of the world. He can't die. Yeah. No bonfires might be a problem, though...

 

[Da Orky Man]

I'll pick "other" and say "Karan S'Jet".

I'd say that's cheating. Unless you use only her and her nest of power tubes, you're talking about pitting an entire world's (remaining) population (including multiple officers/pilots) against one person.

Well, yeah, the whole point was I was trying to pick something massively OP. But yeah, I guess it's kind of disqualified since the Mothership might be worthless with the crew taken out (I'm not sure whether or not Fleet Command actually does everything. She is basically wired up into a supercomputer). Still, even if she has to recruit crew locally, things should still go well for her, and the ship itself is as much her stuff as Jensen and Denton's augments are their stuff.

If you can remember/Tvtropes the end of Homeworld 2, Karan S'jet ends up controlling this monster:

For reference, it's about 5km long, no idea if it needs a crew or not.

 

[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.

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.

Yeah, that was Carter, and I'd agree but apparently Noble 6 and Master Chief are the only 2 spartans who have ever been rated as hyper-lethal.

 

[distortedreality]

I chose other - The Spelling Nazi.

Because there will be people in every universe that can't spell Deus Ex.