SirEmilCrane wrote...
Her father got her the best training he could get. If you don't hug her on the loyalty mission she talks about it.
Dude, I adore Tali. But if She is the "best" quarians can throw on an infantry fighting platform.....man they seriously need to make peace with the Geth period.
But on a less realistic note. We dont know what "best" is.
It could be, best engineering training, weapons training, hand to hand.
W/e Point is, what it takes to be Spec ops, can't be done indoors.
Infantry and Spec ops share that they both rely on the fundamentals of Muscle memory, the difference is spec ops tap into the mid lower part of the brain to drill muscle memory in instinctive movement.
When your body moves through muscle memory, you usually dont notice it, but you will think of it after is done...like omg I just did that.
Instinct, you never think of it, and never will, it just comes on a more natural level.
And I dont think Tali was trained as special forces soldier, otherwise her dialogue would have changed when talking to Kal Reegar. If she has received the best training quarians can handle, then she should know more about tactical viability and Quarian chances at war better than Kal Reegar, but from the way she talks, she sounds more like..... a cop speaking to a Marine....yes both have received tactical weapons training but the scope of which is on different lv.
But it could just be lack of information on Bioware's part, or oversight on her dilogue I dont know.
But from what I have seen, and heard her say, she is trained but not enough to even remotely be called Special Ops.
SPec ops have that garrus, Zaeed, Thane....sound into their voice....the acceptance of the odds, yet relishing in the fact that the odds are against them, duno how to explain it.