Without a doubt, Quicksilver's speed, which surpassed the limits of the naked eye, was a complete and utter crushing advantage against the Avengers at this stage.
Although he severely lacked offensive means beyond his speed and could only rely on the impact generated by running to knock opponents down, that was more than enough to give people like Hawk Eyes, Captain America, and Black Widow a hard time.
In less than a few minutes after entering the battlefield, these superheroes experienced for the first time what true helplessness felt like.
Whether it was Steve Rogers or Barton, both were knocked to the ground several times in succession.
The latter had it especially bad. Every arrow he fired was caught directly by Quicksilver, who then humiliatingly tossed it at his feet.
As a hunter who also used a bow as a weapon, Allen felt embarrassed for Hawk Eyes.
There was nothing to be done!
After all, arrows fired from ordinary compound bows could at most reach around one or two hundred meters per second. Even with some magical enhancement, they would not exceed three hundred meters per second.
But what about bullets?
Their initial velocity could easily exceed the speed of sound by one or two times, while rifles and sniper rifles were even faster.
Therefore, without the assistance of skills or other Superpowers, giving up firearms in modern society to use bows and crossbows was simply asking for trouble.
To be honest, Allen simply could not understand why people like Hawk Eyes and the Green Arrow next door would abandon modern firearms in favor of bows and arrows that had been phased out centuries ago.
After all, they had no power to enhance their arrows. They merely made some modifications to the arrowheads.
Of course, Allen dared to guarantee that