On topic: Shepard probably could still whack them since he has melee upgrades (plus he's got cybernetics implanted in him) from ME2. It looks cool too and we only get to do this in videogames only :]
Modifié par Drotter, 13 juin 2011 - 09:05 .
Pistol whipping/rifle butting a heavily armored enemy to death doesn't make much sense
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Posté 13 juin 2011 - 08:55
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Well, realistically, multiple blunt force to the head despite wearing helmet can still cause head trauma depending on the strength of the force itself unless the helmet got cushions or soft padding inside it to absorb/lessen the force. You could still have internal bleedings, swelling of the brain and etc etc. At least that's what I learn from neuroanatomy class. I still remember my bro had fractured bone behind his ear that caused half of his face paralysis despite wearing helmet in a motorcycle accident. It all depends on the impact of the force.
On topic: Shepard probably could still whack them since he has melee upgrades (plus he's got cybernetics implanted in him) from ME2. It looks cool too and we only get to do this in videogames only :]
On topic: Shepard probably could still whack them since he has melee upgrades (plus he's got cybernetics implanted in him) from ME2. It looks cool too and we only get to do this in videogames only :]
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Posté 13 juin 2011 - 10:05
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Pistol Whips and Rifle Butts are used in conjunction with other attacks in real life. eg. I was taught to never buttstroke without slashing (with a bayonet).
This sort of attack is used to unbalance an enemy, which is basically the first of two steps to kill someone, the second being kill them.
So a pistol whip/buttstroke followed by the omni-blade in game is fine, but I agree with the OP bashing an armored person to death (even just unconsciousness) would take a lot more than what was in that video
This sort of attack is used to unbalance an enemy, which is basically the first of two steps to kill someone, the second being kill them.
So a pistol whip/buttstroke followed by the omni-blade in game is fine, but I agree with the OP bashing an armored person to death (even just unconsciousness) would take a lot more than what was in that video
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Posté 13 juin 2011 - 10:11
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Shepard is apparently pretty strong by ME2. In a few cut-scenes, the most notable being the 'Paragon' route of Zaeed's loyalty mission, Shepard is seen very casually swatting aside huge chunks of metal and other debris. He can probably hit pretty ****ing hard. I'm actually more curious why his weapon doesn't just shatter under the amount of force he can apparently exert.
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Posté 13 juin 2011 - 10:13
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He even managed to physically hold his ground against the Broker. Looked pretty comedic actually. 
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Posté 13 juin 2011 - 10:23
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Sir Ulrich Von Lichenstien wrote...
Seriously tempted to have my 'Worse Playthrough' Shep just go around doing this to all enemies in their ME3 playthrough... it'll make up for all the bad decisions am carrying over in itjavierabegazo wrote...
Realistic or not, I can't wait for this in Mass Effect 3!:O:O
Same, in fact, gonna start up a Vanguard right now just for it. B1tchslap Shepard.
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Posté 13 juin 2011 - 12:12
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Dexi wrote...
Have you ever been hit by the handle of a pistol? It hurts pretty decent... He wasn't even trying hard...
No, I haven't but even if Shepard's blows break a few bones I doubt they are going to cause someone to die that quickly, unless they all hit the head, in which case the person might be knocked out with some severe head injuries.
