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Date: 2010-12-21 02:57 am (UTC)Generally speaking on the strength of vampires and slayers--if they're more even keeled, it wouldn't make a difference. But since slayers are inherently stronger? It makes a big ass difference.
Not to mention, and this is just Buffy specifically at the moment, but she'd have to be very much stronger (proportionally speaking) for someone 5'3" and under one hundred pounds, taking on demons and vampires alike so much larger than she is. A good example of this would be Jonathan "dressed up" as a demon very much larger than himself, but he only had the strength of his human/non-magicked self.