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[RangerSG]

Arcian wrote...

cap and gown wrote...

ImaginaryMatter wrote...

Mordin is old by Salarian standards I believe, so that could explain a good deal of it.

More likely is that Salarians rely on surprise and misdirection in battle, rather than brute force. Mordin comments on how he never seems like a threat until it is too late. Salarians are not meant for a stand up fight like HTL. They are like the Asari, relying on stealth, surprise, and guerilla tactics.

The asari rely on no such things. They rely on others doing all the work for them. When this fails, the asari are completely helpless.

I wouldn't call Samara helpless. The best of them have impressive biotics. Just not all of them are as adept as they THINK they are. 

[Arcian]

RangerSG wrote...

Arcian wrote...

cap and gown wrote...

ImaginaryMatter wrote...

Mordin is old by Salarian standards I believe, so that could explain a good deal of it.

More likely is that Salarians rely on surprise and misdirection in battle, rather than brute force. Mordin comments on how he never seems like a threat until it is too late. Salarians are not meant for a stand up fight like HTL. They are like the Asari, relying on stealth, surprise, and guerilla tactics.

The asari rely on no such things. They rely on others doing all the work for them. When this fails, the asari are completely helpless.

I wouldn't call Samara helpless. The best of them have impressive biotics. Just not all of them are as adept as they THINK they are. 

I was referring to the asari as a species.

[Melbella]

StoneSwords wrote...

I don't think I've ever sent him back with the survivors, and he survives the SM every time....

I usually send Mordin with the crew for story reasons....odds are, after what they've been through, they are all going to need medical attention and he's the only doctor I've got (besides Chakwas, who is in no condition to be treating anyone either).