As already said, the FOOS-KUH-CHAAA kid can drink any number of potions in an instant. It's over.Great can actually Dodge and roll. Skyrim can.. jump?
The fight comes down to which one is more slowed down by all the plates and wooden spoons they looted out of sacks.
Using Thu'um to slow down time negates Geralt's drug and mutation powered reflexes.Just using lore and assuming both are on their peak strength, Dovahkiin has to win, obviously. That being is just extremely powerful, while a Witcher would rank rather low on an Elder Scrolls power scale. The most powerful beings in Witcher are supposedly dragons IIRC and the Dovahkiin just farts those out of the sky at will.
Taking actual game mechanics into account, Geralt might have a chance due to being way more experienced and able to "exploit" things.
Taking meta-knowledge and memes into account, Dovahkiin has no chance at all.
Not really. Geralt being, well, Geralt, would probably have found a way to simply mute the Dovahkiin.Using Thu'um to slow down time negates Geralt's drug and mutation powered reflexes.Just using lore and assuming both are on their peak strength, Dovahkiin has to win, obviously. That being is just extremely powerful, while a Witcher would rank rather low on an Elder Scrolls power scale. The most powerful beings in Witcher are supposedly dragons IIRC and the Dovahkiin just farts those out of the sky at will.
Taking actual game mechanics into account, Geralt might have a chance due to being way more experienced and able to "exploit" things.
Taking meta-knowledge and memes into account, Dovahkiin has no chance at all.
At this point it boils to great swordsman who dabbles in some basic magic VS powerful battlemage who can also shout reality into submission.
The only way for Geralt to have any chance would be him using assassin tactics which would be very out of character for him - although if Dovahkiin was my Skyrim character, the actual battle would most likely be a drinking contest - no point trying to kill a tru bro like Geralt.
Not really. Geralt being, well, Geralt, would probably have found a way to simply mute the Dovahkiin.
If I understand it correctly (and given that Bethesda sure as hell doesn't know or give a shit about its own lore, I might be as right or wrong as I want to), the shout power very much depends on someone's ability to be actually able to vocalize. The right herbs a morning before and you're down to "just" a battlemage.