Long range should be where the fight would get more even because both are using sniper rifles, leveling the playing ground. If that is the case, then Arthur is outmatched. If say they fight in a close or medium range, then Trevor would be more likely to win due to the fact that he would logically use automatic weapons whilst Arthur only had weapons that were in the Wild West era. Round Two: Depends on the kind of fight that takes place.
Ultimately, I think this round can be debatable. However, Trevor’s special ability makes him take less physical damage and inflict more. He also stood his ground against Micah, despite suffering from Tuberculosis severely at that time.
Round One: Both share decent physical strength, seeing that in RDR2 we see Arthur beat down someone that was bigger than him in an earlier chapter. This is where Trevor’s erratic-action-laser-focus plays to his advantage greatly. He’d take his time interrogating and torturing passengers. Also, the Van Der Linde gang is an experienced train-robbing crew, GTA Bunch is not, and I’d say they’re chances of mishap along the way (crowd control is one of the most important elements of a train-robbery, according to movies and limited video-game-based experience) and the only person in the group not suited for that job is Trevor, who prioritizes violence over money 75% of the time. Van Der Linde has strength in numbers, and they’re much less prone to in-fighting while on the job. I’d say Arthur has the edge here, since he’s way more low-key than Trevor. Trevor would just drive around aimlessly, firing at anyone who remotely resembled Morgan. Not entirely sure, but I’ll call it 7/10 Trevor.Īrthur would have some difficulty getting close enough to Trevor, but Trevor’s simultaneous laser focus and erratic personality makes him easily found. This makes sense, of course, especially in his work as a bounty hunter and enforcer. Arthur’s a heavy hitter, clearly, since Dutch uses him as an enforcer, but his fighting style’s built around causing pain and forcing movement (punching animations usually center around shoves, stomach and lower-face blows), meaning he doesn’t focus on knocking out opponents, just on making them not want to get up. Trevor keeps getting up until he’s killed, he’ll probably take way more hits though.
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