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The one big feat the wankers (people who miscalculate a character's power in their favor) will tell you on and on about is that "Doomslayer killed Davoth, who made the multiverse, which makes him multiversal".
But then you take a look at the actual boss fight, and it's not an epic battle in the cosmos with planets blowing up, it's a fight against a mech where the screensaver changes every once in a while. You even kill him with sub-standard sci-fi weapons. The whole fight is a giant anti-feat.
Why isn't Davoth using his multiverse powers? Maybe it's because the creation powers he has doesn't have any combat application? And by extension, maybe defeating him doesn't require multiversal strength?
Something powerscalers love to do though, is cherry-pick the ♥♥♥♥ out of evidence. The conclusion reached is that 98% of Doom:Eternal isn't canon. It's almost like something is wrong when you have to discard the majority of content as 'outliers'.
The reality of Doomslayer's strength is actually pretty close to V1's, thought V1 wins simply because he doesn't need to use ammo and can heal mid-fight.
I think V1 and Doomguy fighting would be a close match, but V1 would be more likely to come out on top due to their mobility (Doomguy can dash twice and has a double-jump, but V1's movement allows them three dashes that recharge independent of grounded status, ground slams, and wall jumps, allowing them to throw off Doomguy's aim with good schmovement while he can't achieve the same thing thanks to his more limited options and V1 having at least two weapons - marksman and attractor - that can aim for them when used correctly)
This is a bit moot if extra lives are being accounted for (which I don't) though since Doomguy can just come into the fight with like 10 of them and be guaranteed a win
In a prolonged fight, ammo becomes a serious issue for Doomslayer. No conveniently placed fodder demons means no ammo refills, and he'll eventually not have any weapons left.
Even if V1 gets injured, they can use the screwdriver and swoop in for easy healing, which might even outheal Doomslayer's DPS.