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[Corporate Dog]

Many of the ME2 FAQ/Wikia pages I've seen, offer ratings for the force that a biotic power exerts in Newtons. Unfortunately, I have yet to find any guide that offers up the weights of various enemies in the game, which would be helpful in determining what sort of effect a biotic power of a given level might have on an opponent.

Has anyone seen such a list? If not, might someone from Bioware give us a few general rules of thumb on estimating an enemy's weight?

[Atmosfear3]

The weight of enemies is irrelevant. The newtons simply tells you how powerful the biotic power is. When enemies are ragdolled, they are weightless.

[Corporate Dog]

Atmosfear3 wrote...

The weight of enemies is irrelevant. The newtons simply tells you how powerful the biotic power is. When enemies are ragdolled, they are weightless.

And when they're NOT ragdolled...? (Dumb strategy, yes, but still...)

I haven't experimented with biotics much (I played an Infiltrator on my first go-round), but I would imagine that using the first level of Throw on a krogan has a much different effect than using it on, say, a husk.

[Tlazolteotl]

Yeah, it's quite different when biotics are used on heavier targets.

My take on it is: sure, throw 1 won't kill a krogan by smashing him into walls, but it makes him (or a YMIR mech, or whatever) fall down ... good enough to shoot 'em dead.

[The Unfallen]

Krogan definitely weigh over a ton. YMIR mechs possibly over 50.