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[justin_sayne1]

 Because having an engineer floating around flailing in front of the muzzle of his own turret was at least worth the ammusement points, but I would love to know if he actually took damage from it before we killed him. :whistle:

[ItsFreakinJesus]

Friendly fire doesn't exist. Advanced targeting computers make it impossible!

Or at least, that's Bioware's excuse for it not being present for players.

[What a Succulent Ass]

Probably not. The only instance of FF I remember is when ME2 heavies killed themselves via splash damage when they tried to shoot Shepard at short range.

Edit: That quote isn't actually from Savage, by the way.

Modifié par Random Jerkface, 16 février 2012 - 08:56 .

[GarrusVFan]

I can remember a few instances in ME2 of enemies shooting their friends in the back of the head with missiles every now and again, but this has probably been fixed/revised for ME 3 to make it as challenging as possible.

[The Yummy Fur]

If you consider mechs exploding than yes

[justin_sayne1]

Hrm ... maybe I should have titled this:
"Singularity + Engineer + Turret = LOL"
Seriously, try it. Put the singularity right in front of the Turret and pull him from behind it. It is hysterical.