Like I said, depends on what the environment is. If its in the city or any urban setting, 47 would probably win every time.
If it is set it any sort of terrain-based location, such as jungle, artic, or desert, Swagger will have a better chance of winning because he has more experience in that environment.
But since I think its set in Philadelphia (where the archbishop was assasinated), its an environment that gives 47 all the advantage.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I love how you made Swagger out to be just a "sniper." Yeah, thats all he can do. He is totally useless without a sniper rifle. 🙄
I love how your reading comprehension is like that if an 8 year old. I said "expert military sniper", not "just a sniper" and "expert" is giving high praise. Not did I imply that sniping was the only thing he could do.
Originally posted by RobtardHey, say what you mean, dont leave it open for interpretation.
I love how your reading comprehension is like that if an 8 year old. I said "expert military sniper", not "just a sniper" and "expert" is giving high praise. Not did I imply that sniping was the only thing he could do.
Just because someone is, for example, an "expertly trained" horse rider, it doesnt mean they can go out and win a rodeo, does it?
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
In a non urban environment, Swagger owns 47. Swagger is a master at camo, that is SHOWN in the movies. In the city, 47 will likely take Swagger out.
You really think some face paint and shrubbery would stop an assassin trained from birth in all forms of stalking and killing from finding you?
My guess, Agent 47 was trained to deal with non-urban enviroments at some point in his 30 years on constant training, how else could he be the worlds best assassin.
Originally posted by RobtardWell too bad that isn't depicted in the movie, innit?
You really think some face paint and shrubbery would stop an assassin trained from birth in all forms of stalking and killing from finding you?My guess, Agent 47 was trained to deal with non-urban enviroments at some point in his 30 years on constant training, how else could he be the worlds best assassin.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Hey, say what you mean, dont leave it open for interpretation.Just because someone is, for example, an "expertly trained" horse rider, it doesnt mean they can go out and win a rodeo, does it?
I did.
I would expect that a rodeo champion would be an expert horse rider, if he/she were to win at one of the horse events.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Well too bad that isn't depicted in the movie, innit?
Actually, in the intro of the movie, the narrator describes how the children were raised/trained to be the very best of assassins, trained in all weapons and methods of dealing death, they followed the game in that respect. The movie is afterall about an unstoppable assassin; all his feats out class Swagger, including sniping.
Originally posted by RobtardToo bad 47 is not SHOWN wearing camo and stalking through the woods/jungles/deserts, etc;
Actually, in the intro of the movie, the narrator describes how the children were raised/trained to be the very best of assassins, trained in all weapons and methods of dealing death, they followed the game in that respect. The movie is afterall about an unstoppable assassin; all his feats out class Swagger, including sniping.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Too bad 47 is not SHOWN wearing camo and stalking through the woods/jungles/deserts, etc;
It doesn't need to be depicted. Off-topic, toward the end of the Matrix trilogy, Neo obviously becomes a sort of god within the Matrix, but it was never shown
In Shooter, Danny Glover says: "He's an expert of counter-intel" Yet we didn't see Swagger take in all the intel need by studying and experiencing everything.