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[SpaceAdmiral]

 If humans were limited to two classes, what would they be and why?

A. The first answer should follow the bioware class groupings (adept+vanguard, engineer+infiltrator, soldier+sentinel).

B. The second answer is the two classes that you think humans would be best at canonically, no class grouping restrictions.

My answer:
I would think that humans would fall under the soldier-sentinel category for both A and B, for soldiers they have combat flexibility and tactics (human ingenuity), and while they aren't as strong in biotics as an asari/drell or as tech/information based as Quarians/Salarians, they still can support a team with biotics and tech. Also, 3 out of the 8 human squad members are soldiers (Zaeed, Ashley, Vega) while 2 are sentinels (Kaidan, Miranda).

[FearTheLiving]

I think the top answers would just be apart of the Soldier and Tech fields. Human's aren't the strongest Biotics so I'd take them out of there. I see Soldier, Infiltrator, and Engineer, but Canon they are all classes so I don't much get this topic.

[Lynata]

Yeah, humans are meant to be Jacks of All Trades - them being able to select any class is, or so I believe, to represent both their numbers as well as their flexibility.

However, the two classes they are most inclined to would be the Sentinel and the Soldier, imho.
Sentinel because it's a hybrid of engineering and biotics - adept at both, but master of none (these roles would be reserved for Quarians and Asari, respectively) - and soldier to represent the military tradition.

[stysiaq]

I think that humans are the only race that really makes sense in having all the classes.
That's what characterises us - we can excel at anything.
So it is fine the way it is.

[Wulfram]

Infiltrator-Engineer. They're innovative tech guys, and biotics are extremely rare.
(Or maybe Soldier-Sentinel, but with no biotic powers for the sentinel.)

Soldier-Infiltrator. They're tough warrior types.

[EsterCloat]

Soldier and Infiltrator. As others have said, Biotic humans are actually quite rare and most likely lack the training other more experienced races have with biotic individuals so that knocks out the three biotic classes. That leaves Soldier, Infiltrator, and Engineer. I feel that Engineer might be a little out of humanity's league when compared to other races that are more technically aligned such as quarians and geth so that leaves Soldier due to humanity's history of shooting things and Infiltrator since the tech aspect of the Infiltrator seems to focus less on computational skills like hacking and overloading and more on using tech such as cloak and cryo blasts and whatnot.

[What a Succulent Ass]

Soldier, engineer/infiltrator. Biotics are rare, and vanguards outside Shepard shouldn't be able to charge...seeing as they shouldn't have L5ns.

Modifié par Random Jerkface, 24 février 2012 - 12:42 .

[HolyAvenger]

Yeah humans are great generalists hence make sense getting all the classes but not having the species buffs to be totally excellent like the specialists.

[Dean_the_Young]

Vanguard and Infiltrator.

Because we're mutha****a awesome.

[Barfwak]

Everyone is just going to say what they played Shepard as in ME1 & 2.

So the obvious choice is infiltrator. Duh.

[Jestina]

Canon class=soldier.

[Saboteur-6]

Was anyone else disappointed that this wasn't a thread dedicated to people getting shot out of cannons as a support class? Who needs rockets for the Atlas when you have a human cannon. I'm sure Wrex would approve.

Modifié par Vech24, 24 février 2012 - 01:57 .

[ZweiWing]

Vech24 wrote...

Was anyone else disappointed that this wasn't a thread dedicated to people getting shot out of cannons as a support class? Who needs rockets for the Atlas when you have a human cannon. I'm sure Wrex would approve.

I just had a strange vision...

Wrex: "Shepard. Fire me out of the main gun. I'll take the Reapers apart from the inside!"

[atheelogos]

stysiaq wrote...

I think that humans are the only race that really makes sense in having all the classes.
That's what characterises us - we can excel at anything.
So it is fine the way it is.

You took the words out of my mouth.

@OP
And who says humans are weak biotics? Sure on averge they don't have as much potential as Asari, but they're the only ones who beat us in that regard. Humans can be amazing biotics. I'd say the other races, save Asari, are much weaker when it comes to biotics than us.

[atheelogos]

Random Jerkface wrote...

Soldier, engineer/infiltrator. Biotics are rare, and vanguards outside Shepard shouldn't be able to charge...seeing as they shouldn't have L5ns.

so what all the money and time researching the L5ns was done just so shepard could use it? lol

Also have you played Lair of The Shadow Broker? Heard of Tela Vasir?

[Jestina]

Asari top all with biotics. Salarians pretty much own tech. Krogans are well...Krogans. Humans are mostly just jacks of all trades and masters of none,,,,and seem to be bitter about it most of the time.

[Tangster]

EsterCloat wrote...

Soldier and Infiltrator. As others have said, Biotic humans are actually quite rare and most likely lack the training other more experienced races have with biotic individuals so that knocks out the three biotic classes.

Don't most biotics end up in the Alliance though, since there's a public dislike of them? Thinking about it the Asari are obviously the most experienced, the Turian presumably must be fairly experienced given they were chosen to train brain camper.

After that, I dunno, Drell might have significant biotics or it could just be Thane, Salarian biotics are very rare and probably in STG, Quarians basically have none and all the Krogan biotics are rare and battlemasters.

The canon class is probably soldier, engineer and sentinel, with biotics used sparingly.

Modifié par Tangster, 24 février 2012 - 02:51 .

[Thoragoros]

stysiaq wrote...

I think that humans are the only race that really makes sense in having all the classes.
That's what characterises us - we can excel at anything.
So it is fine the way it is.

To quote the Asari Justicar Samara from ME2 "If there are two humans in a room, there are certain to be six opinions."

So yeah, Canon is that Humans are basically pushing the boundaries on everything, including themselves.

[Jestina]

Well canon Shep is a soldier....he's always been running around with an assault rifle from game one. I'd say the other would be infiltrator.

[HolyAvenger]

Jestina wrote...

Well canon Shep is a soldier....he's always been running around with an assault rifle from game one. I'd say the other would be infiltrator.

No such thing as canon.

Also in ME1, anyone could run around with an AR.

[Jestina]

HolyAvenger wrote...

Jestina wrote...
Well canon Shep is a soldier....he's always been running around with an assault rifle from game one. I'd say the other would be infiltrator.

No such thing as canon.
Also in ME1, anyone could run around with an AR.

Nope, you are def. wrong there.

[ttt333]

Humans are the jack of all trades, master of none. krogans and turians are better soldiers, salarians are better infiltrators, quarians are better engineers, asari's are better biotics.

Vanguard may be more of a human thing as it is a soldier/biotic hybrid.

[HolyAvenger]

Nope, I'm def. right here.

[Jestina]

HolyAvenger wrote..
Nope, I='m def. right here.

You are either a noob or just acting completely clueless then. Soldiers were assault rifle specials. Infiltrators...smgs and sniper rifles. Engineers and biotics...pistols. Play ME1 before you post something about it.

[Tangster]

Jestina wrote...

HolyAvenger wrote..
Nope, I='m def. right here.

You are either a noob or just acting completely clueless then. Soldiers were assault rifle specials. Infiltrators...smgs and sniper rifles. Engineers and biotics...pistols. Play ME1 before you post something about it.

Anyone could use it. But if you didn't specialise, you couldn't aim for s**t.