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Even in round three, with their full equipment suites (in other words, when Alfred has everything from Wayne Manor and the Batcave at his disposal)?

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The fight takes place on the streets of Manhattan; both have limited prep time (1 hour), and both are in character.

R1: bare-handed H2H only (no weapons- including Stick's stick)

R2: hand-held weapons allowed (incl. firearms)

R3: Access to full equipment suites

Who wins each round? How easily, and why?

What's the radius of the self-destruct device? Because remember, Eywa controls every living thing on the planet. She could easily send in attack wave after attack wave to Zerg-rush the Predators, allowing for each of them to be destroyed by a Predator's self-destruct device, and still have plenty to spare afterwards (albeit with Pandora going through its equivalent of the K/T extinction event in the process, if the self-destruct devices' radius is comparable to that of a nuclear warhead). And in all honesty, I think that the Na'vi Clan armies and the RDA SpecOps Task Force also have a small chance of taking one or two Predators down with them in the process of their respective defeats.

Aw, I thought that R3 might have posed a bit of a challenge for the Predators (what with having to fight off Eywa's attack mob, comprised of every single living thing on Pandora). Never mind though- at least all of their opponents (Sully in particular) are dead...

You mean, through any media (ie, online)? Or directly, in person? 'Cause I've seen some bad things in the flesh, but they all pale in comparison with some of the things I've seen on the internet...

LOCATION:

RULES:

• The battle (round) doesn't end until all members from one side have been eliminated
• Death or some form of incapacitation equals elimination
• The Predators all have basic knowledge of their targets, and have analyzed their weapons and equipment prior to the battle; the Na'vi, RDA and Eywa are all alert and aware of the Predators' presence.
• Predators are allowed EU and movie feats; Each Predator has its bio mask, cloaking device, plasma caster, wrist device, wrist blades, gauntlet plasma bolts, smart disc, combi staff, spear gun, net gun, whip, laser nets, and self destruct device

R1: Predators vs James Sully ('Turok Makto') and the unified Na'vi Clan Armies

R2: Predators vs the full RDA SecOps Task Force

R3: Predators vs Eywa (all of Pandora's dangerous indigenous wildlife attacking en-masse).

Do the predators clear, or do they get killed? And if so, at what stage?

With the cloaking, the Predator could've pulled off the win. Without it though (and without his wrist detonator to tie the battle through MAD), he loses.

As a cynic, that statement's clearly false. If anything, the Law of Averages means that, even if your soul-mate is somewhere out there, it's virtually guaranteed that you'll never meet her in your lifetime. And even if you do meet her (which would mean that you'd have to beat odds higher than the odds of winning the lottery), chances are you'll never even get the chance to speak to her (since we only verbally interact with roughly 0.1% of the people who we come within speaking range of). You'll just pass her in the street, she'll never even acknowledge your existence, and then you'll never see her again. So, why should I keep waiting forever to find love when I know it's virtually guaranteed that I never will? Sure, sex is cheap- but unlike love or even true friendship, at least meaningless sex isn't unattainable.

But if there's no-one who'll ever want to be with me for who I am, why should I keep being me? Why shouldn't I change the person I am, when the person that I am now, 'the current 'me', is the reason that I'm forever alone? If I have a choice between being a sad and lonely 'good guy', and becoming a happy and content a-hole, then I'm start to think it'd be better if I went along with the latter.