Perhaps the Angels led by Nate Schumacher are just destined to be eternal runner-ups.
If Angels and Satan encounter each other on a confined battlefield and must fight to the death, Gao Yang estimates that the Angels have a slightly better chance of winning because Satan lacks pure combat personnel, with at least half of the team supporting roles.
However, pay attention to the "however," if the battlefield isn't limited, and the two mercenary groups are free to showcase their powers to eliminate the other, Satan can play the Angels to death.
From the beginning, Satan's policy was to form a small yet full-spectrum force, unlike those groups focused solely on combat, particularly lightweight infantry special operations. Satan aims to use any possible weapons, like tanks, artillery, airplanes; whatever is available can be used.
