@cyber_cowboy: It wasn't really directed at anyone. And I only said Riddick could see in the dark. Never said Cap was blind here.
And I would like to point out that cap was able to go unnoticed into enemy lines with the American flag literally on his back and chest and that's before he acquired espionage training in his later movie.
That I attribute less to Cap's skill and more to his enemies just being incredibly dumb. Not to say Riddick hasn't murdered his share of brainless mooks, but they at least had reputations for hunting down their marks and had an idea about how Riddick operates.
Even during a bright sunny day, Riddick still goes unnoticed, slipping in and out of the compound in the 3rd movie time and again. Of course we can attribute that to Santana's sheer incompetence, but John's team aren't so stupid, and they still get surprised by Riddick. Even Dahl, who seemed the most sensitive to her surroundings compared to the rest, still didn't notice Riddick's hand right on top of her or him taking her compact mirror.
Also cap has faced multiple people all at once with ease just like Riddick. Except he does it head on.
Cap does have the benefit of an indestructible shield and the fact that none of them were smart enough to shoot anywhere else except the shield. Which does further to prove that most of Cap's enemies are lacking in intelligence.
And in TWS he was fighting tons of mercs as well as shield agents and let's not forget taking out, IIRC, ten+ guys in an elevator.
And Thor pretty much did the same thing with no powers in his first movie. Shield agents in the movies tend to be rather lame if they're not well-named characters from the Comics. And Riddick can kill rather well, even with his arms still chained up, as seen with how he kills Santana.
Also nvm that Riddick has killed quite a number of Necromongers rather easily, and they're well trained and don't feel pain. At the beginning of the 3rd movie we see Riddick drop two of them with throwing knives before the rest even realized they were just killed.
I'm unsure, however, about combat speed because Riddick might have the edge in that. Now I'm talking about moving around the area and the opponent not just who punches faster. It could be even though.
I'd say Riddick has the edge in speed. His ability to react to the Lord Mashall in the 2nd film would indicate that his instincts are far above average and he was dealing with a literal speedster. And if we're counting the Animated Film, it shows Riddick's greater proficiency regardless of the situation.
But like I said cap is stronger and way more durable.
Steve might be stronger, but not so much as to make a whole lot of difference. And durability is arguable. Riddick literally gets dropped down a cliff and buried under ruble, and survives with little more than a broken leg and some gashes.
And if I'm not mistaken I believe in the first movie it mentions and even shows his healing factor. I mean, it's not exactly a full on shot of him healing from a giant gash but when he gets shot by the hydra agent that style the formula he seemed to stop bleeding rather quickly but I'm not sure if you could count that or not.
Not so much a healing factor as quicker recovery and his muscles don't create the enzymes that make you fatigued so Steve has greater stamina. Also, doesn't say much. In the 2nd film Riddick gets a spike from a netgun through the back of his calf. And he just yanks it out with barely a gruff and keeps moving, somehow not even leaving a blood trail and still managing to completely surprise and take Toombs' entire team, literally yanking them out of his ship without any of them ever even having the chance to see Riddick do it.
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