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[greed89]

to me its a tie between the krogan that would shut the hell up and got incinerated for his trouble



and uvank, shepard and grunt just killed a Threshermaw on foot plus iam sure wrex had told him stories yet he still thinks its a good idea to ****** shep off



even by krogan standards...

[Ramgigon]

 Everybody in Garrus' recruitment mission. Everybody.

Modifié par Ramgigon, 04 septembre 2010 - 06:52 .

[Chuvvy]

All of them. Except reaper related enemies.

[BloodRaith]

Ramgigon wrote...

 Everybody in Garrus' recruitment mission. Everybody.

Heh... yeah.
"Snipers? I don't see any sni-"

[Rapamaha1]

Geth stalkers in ME1, all that jumping around and getting on my nerves but they dont really do anything.... I can just stand still and let my AI controlled squad mates do all the work on them

[CroGamer002]

Steve236 wrote...

xlavaina wrote...

Yeah I would go with the Warden too. However, Hock is somewhere up there as well.

well
Hock didnt know you were shepherd,im sure a guy like him wouldve thrown
a lot more at you if he did. but he was a inglorious bastard coming
after you in a military gunship.

Modifié par Mesina2, 04 septembre 2010 - 08:39 .

[MaaZeus]

Jeong is definetly up there, though he was clearly panicing making his judgements irrational but it is still an epic fail on his part.



Warden Kuril might seem to be dumb, but he was in a ship full of Blue Suns and apparently he used to be quite badass soldier himself. He definetly had a chance to win or so he thought. But too bad his men nor his skill were not enough against the legendary Shepard.

[Vargeisa]

The asari on Noveria that surprises Shepard when he's making the cure.
Sure, walk in with two geth instead of just keeping the door locked.

Modifié par TimtheEnchanter, 04 septembre 2010 - 09:35 .

[numotsbane]

I think the eclipse guard in Thanes recruitment deserves a mention. though admittedly he does smarten up if you give him the opportunity.

[didymos1120]

TimtheEnchanter wrote...

The asari on Noveria that surprises Shepard when he's making the cure.
Sure, walk in with two geth instead of just keeping the door locked.

It wasn't just two geth, she also had a couple more asari commandos with her. And I don't see why that's particularly stupid in and of itself: she had numbers and there was no way out except the door behind her group.  Besides: her orders were to kill Shep.  You can't do that just by keeping the door closed, unless of course you're willing to wait around for Shep to die of dehydration (assuming you've found some way to render the door unhackable and/or invulnerable). 

What was actually stupid was indulging in the "It's the end of line for you" thing.  She shoulda just come in guns blazing.  Not out of character though: she was an extremely arrogant little snot who clearly loved stuff like gloating and rubbing people's noses in their supposed failures.

Modifié par didymos1120, 04 septembre 2010 - 10:04 .

[JohnnyBeGood2]

Pacifien wrote...
I remember a thread comparing who was dumber: Kuril or Jedore. I'm pretty sure Jedore took the priiize on stupidity.

Yeah, Okeer speaks with no fondness about jedores intelligence. She's probably not the weakest, I think the vorcha are the best for cannon fodder.

[Inthatplace]

Jedore.

[Arijharn]

numotsbane wrote...

I think the eclipse guard in Thanes recruitment deserves a mention. though admittedly he does smarten up if you give him the opportunity.

Definitely this guy. Just so much of what he does is just plain moronic. 

[Sajuro]

Arijharn wrote...

numotsbane wrote...

I think the eclipse guard in Thanes recruitment deserves a mention. though admittedly he does smarten up if you give him the opportunity.

Definitely this guy. Just so much of what he does is just plain moronic. 

Saying that he isn't going to say anything when standing in front of a huge window looking down on a drop from a skyscraper.

[Christmas Ape]

Jeong isn't really an enemy - he's an obstacle you can choose to handle with a bullet. He does certainly win ME1's Darwin Award, though, for those playthroughs that ventilate his head.



Kuril, though? He practically begs you to do it. It's his ship, he has every right to have you board unarmed or not at all - but he chooses credits over safety. In response, you unleash his most dangerous prisoner - and he sticks with the "shoot at the heavily armed war hero!" plan rather than hoping you'll take the strap-wearing disaster area away from his life support systems. Having murdered your way across a high-security prison, you come face to face with him making a last stand rather than, say, evacuating the ruined ship.



Jeong was out of his depth and panicking. Kuril was suicide by Shepard.

[Epic777]

 Kurl - He would betray Shepard and TIM because of greed. I would figure TIM payed him alot of credits for Jack.

[Moiaussi]

The Thorian should be up there too. It had survived how long and couldn't comprehend the concept that Shep might have been a good guy? Or even tried to negotiate after obviously being unable to prevent Shep from killing it? I mean, after the first couple roots go down and your enemy is basicly untouched, perhaps giving peace a chance makes sense? Especially when you fired first?

[Skyblade012]

Moiaussi wrote...

The Thorian should be up there too. It had survived how long and couldn't comprehend the concept that Shep might have been a good guy? Or even tried to negotiate after obviously being unable to prevent Shep from killing it? I mean, after the first couple roots go down and your enemy is basicly untouched, perhaps giving peace a chance makes sense? Especially when you fired first?

A creature that survived through the galactic extinction cycle several times might have a very different view than our own.  The distinction between you and Saren might be miniscule, and the time difference might be an eyeblink to the Thorian.  I suspect it's just a matter of a vastly different perspective, not mere stupidity.

[GtarTravis]

Harkin is a bit of a smart-idiot to me. He's smart enough to see Garrus and Shepard together (you know you're screwed when you see them together) and run for his life... yet when you corner him after the 2 Ymirs... he says "You'll never make it!" and raises the platforms... WOW... great job! Now Shepard can't climb the stairs to you or something, and instead he has to climb boxes to reach you... brilliant plan Harkin...

[Nightwriter]

Sajuro wrote...

Arijharn wrote...

numotsbane wrote...

I think the eclipse guard in Thanes recruitment deserves a mention. though admittedly he does smarten up if you give him the opportunity.

Definitely this guy. Just so much of what he does is just plain moronic. 

Saying that he isn't going to say anything when standing in front of a huge window looking down on a drop from a skyscraper.

I was so like "wtf?". You do know you're standing in front of a giant window, right? 

"You can't hurt me!" R2-D2 could hurt you right now. By rolling forward at you.

[PWENER]

The Vorcha.



Oh wait, you meant storywise?

[SLooPPy JOE]

Jeong gets my vote, although Kuril, and the news reporter are pretty stupid as well.

[Nightwriter]

Does Aresh count?

I guess he's not technically an enemy, he just hired the enemies, so no. Still, his plan was pretty stupid. Restart the facility? All by himself? With what resources? Blood Pack krogan he'd deceived into coming there?

If Shepard and Jack hadn't arrived the Blood Pack would've shot him after they'd realized there was no salvage (why they took some random guy's word that there was salvage there worth the trip is beyond me).

[Skyblade012]

Nightwriter wrote...

Does Aresh count?

I guess he's not technically an enemy, he just hired the enemies, so no. Still, his plan was pretty stupid. Restart the facility? All by himself? With what resources? Blood Pack krogan he'd deceived into coming there?

If Shepard and Jack hadn't arrived the Blood Pack would've shot him after they'd realized there was no salvage (why they took some random guy's word that there was salvage there worth the trip is beyond me).

Not stupid, just extremely mentally scarred.  He was so messed up by the experiments his mind no longer really works at all.  Not his fault, and not stupidity.  He just be broken.

[Nightwriter]

And yet Jack was mentally scarred, and didn't do the same thing. This isn't me disregarding what he went through, it was clear he was damaged mentally and emotionally, but to the extent he would do this? I do wonder. It's especially hard when Jack's standing right there, having went through the exact same thing, telling him he's totally nuts.