Technically, Kaidan is a trained marine. A soldier. So if you rid yourself of the notion of class and based it on abilities, he is both a soldier and a biotic. He could wear heavy armor, and use a shotgun or an assault rifle. He certainly got shot at enough when I took him with me and several times I had to pull him back because he got into the fray of things too much. He could have used some better armor, but I couldn’t put him in it had I wanted to. So to say because she is a professional soldier she would have always picked the best armor and weapons may be true, if it worked for everyone. That is to say if we took the class out and looked at their occupation.[/quote]
Actually, as a sentinel Kaidan was a tech and a biotic. No "soldier" involved, except as in "marine"
But at this point, Kaidan gets his new and shiny armor, and Ash's gets downgraded.
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Ash seemed like a scrapper at heart. Seeing her in the armor she was presented in, I can't help but wonder if part of her ME3 storyarc is she's shackled to a desk job somewhere and is profoundly unhappy because she doesn't get to go out on patrols or shoot geth anymore. She she can be a soldier and Spectre, and she was always confident and beautiful. But the armor just doesn't say that to me anymore. Well, not the soldier and Spectre part.
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The bolded part is true and we can agree on that. At heart she is a scrapper, and that won’t change with change of armor. On the end note: Do Spectre’s have desk jobs?
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But Ash no longer looks like a scrapper. Her new look is... too glamorous. Light armor simply doesn't look right on her. She's too fragile looking. She doesn't look like a professional kick-butt marine, she's a movie star playing a role.
Truthfully, I have no idea if Spectres have desk jobs. But given Ash is the most lightly armored Spectre we've come across, if they exist, I'm thinking she's one.




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