The halo 5 arbiter has been fighting a civil war on his home planet, meaning he’s pretty good at Elite vs. Elite combat. Though the Halo 3 arbiter would be more of an all rounder than the other because of what he fights in the game. Expierence can be gained and lost.

More specifically, the difference between an arbiter and an arbitrator is subtle– An arbiter can determine the outcome for any type or kind of dispute, while arbitrators can only decide disputes arising in the arbitration format, which has its own specific rules and procedures.

Covenant Elites

During his time as a Supreme Commander, Thel was responsible for over 1 billion human casualties, the loss of at least 7 human worlds, the destruction of over 123 human vessels during fleet action and the deaths of over 23,000 UNSC personnel. Thel on trial in High Charity.

No they are allies due to circumstances. Chief lost his friends and likely his blood family during the glassing of his home world. He lost several of his brothers and sisters in the attack on Reach which the now Arbiter was the commander of the Covenant fleets that destroyed his adopted home world.

They left because the Covenant was a Covenant of [i]LIES[/i]. Basically, the Prophets no longer liked the Elites and replaced them with the Brutes. As such, the Brutes basically stole the Elite’s armour, ships and weapons and started killing Elite political and military leaders – a textbook coup d’etat.

He was augmented as a child, he has spent many years in cryo-sleep, and the Librarian did the evolution thing to him in Halo 4. For all we know, the Chief is now immortal.

At the end of Halo 4, you control Chief as he desperately claws his way to a nuclear warhead that he detonates with his hands to save humanity. Again, Chief doesn’t die, despite being centimeters away from a nuclear explosion – because Cortana sacrifices herself to save him.

Spartan Edward Malcolm Buck (service number -EB) is a SPARTAN-IV supersoldier who served with the UNSC Marine Corps throughout the Human-Covenant War, the last years of which he spent as an Orbital Drop Shock Trooper.

Thel roared “Demon, Heretic, Unholy Alien!” This is one of the first references to why they call SPARTANs demons. Master Chief having being the only Spartan with known UNSC and Covenant contact was the only one referred to as demon and with time this became a calling of respect because of him being a powerful foe.

In Halo: The Flood, when he was in the flood research facility in the equivalent of the CE level 343 Guilty Spark, after he watched Jenkins recording he was extremely frightened. He remarked how he wished Cortana was here because he had never felt more alone.

The Master Chief may fight for humanity but he isn’t one of us any longer. Only 33 Spartan trainee’s emerged unscathed, John-117 was one of them. The augmentation process improved his already impressive reflexes, gave him superhuman strength, enhanced his eyesight, and made his bones nearly unbreakable.

Originally Answered: Who would win in a fight: Master Chief or Doomguy? Master Chief easily wins this one. Due to Master Chief’s extensive training, he can counter almost everything Doomguy can use against him. His speed, training, and strength greatly outweighs that of Doomguy.

The Chief weights 286.6 lbs. In Spartan armor, he could lift about 1719.6 lbs, give or take. The M808 MBT tank seen in the Halo games weights 66 tonnes, meaning the chief could never lift it.

Cap is a good tactitian but Chief is now superior in strength, has around the same speed, and more durable.

1 Verdict (Master Chief) Beating the Chief is a tall order, one that Noble 6 simply could not fill out this time around. Master Chief, when considering his genetic modifications, better equipment, and most importantly, in-game and social impact, is the hands-down winner.

With flight, iron man has every advantage. Without it Chief would probably destroy him pretty easily. +1 iron man would win most fights because he would keep them ranged. Toe to toe on theground id give it to chief, due to combat experience and training.

Strength: The Master Chief’s augmentations allow him to bench 3 times his weight without armor; weighing in at 287 pounds, he would be able to bench 861 pounds. A gorilla, weighing in at 500 pounds, however, would be able to bench an estimated 1,800 pounds (if trained to do so).