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[Addictress]

Like warp, or dark channel. Warp apparently 'destabilizes' or ruins material at a molecular level, which is similar to how heat or fire destroys bonds at the molecular level. So I presume it would be liked getting burned. Or at least, the effects on the flesh would be like a burn wound, but perhaps the initial feeling would be different.

[SKAR]

It wouldn't feel good? Is that the answer you wanted?

[Hrulj]

I would guess it would feel the same way you feel when slapping the water as hard as you can

[The Hierophant]

Addictress change your avatar to a Ramsay Bolton one. It will add a nice tone to the op.

 

Here's a good one...

 

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[74hc14]

As long as you have a safe word for it you should be fine.

[Addictress]

Addictress change your avatar to a Ramsay Bolton one. It will add a nice tone to the op.

 

Here's a good one...

 

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My current icon is so sexy, I'm not changing it for 1,000 years.

[The Hierophant]

My current icon is so sexy, I'm not changing it for 1,000 years.

Nice Nicolas Cage icon, btw.

[ruggly]

It'd feel like a great wind, a great biotic wind.

[SKAR]

My current icon is so sexy, I'm not changing it for 1,000 years.

true. Same. Not sexy but badass.

[capn233]

I agree that it would probably not feel good.

[Pearl (rip bioware)]

No.

Because they're fictional, you see. I'm infinitely more likely to be hurled into an active volcano as a sacrifice to a god whose name I can't pronounce.

[SKAR]

No.

Because they're fictional, you see.

why not?

[Pearl (rip bioware)]

You could've just put the number zero in your comment and the same amount of info would be seen.

But "0" is not a natural answer to "Do you ever wonder how x feels?"

[SKAR]

But "0" is not a natural answer to "Do you ever wonder how x feels?"

it is an answer, the answer of nothing.

[aoibhealfae]

In the novels its described as electricity, in the game it have the appearance of flames. Probably somewhere in between like bad static and flash burn.

[Addictress]

In the novels its described as electricity, in the game it have the appearance of flames. Probably somewhere in between like bad static and flash burn.

ooohh teh canon

[SpacePirateRegis]

It would probably feel like a strong force of gravity pulling on your body.
Or like acid.
Yeah.

[R0bE0]

I'd imagine it'd feel like being ****** slapped across a bad sun burn while ten goblins covered in gasoline are dancing around you throwing acid on your body.

 

I'd also imagine you'd be delirious with pain to a degree that you would actually believe there were ten gasoline-covered goblins throwing acid on your body.

[Zazzerka]

I'd volunteer to be hit with a "lift." That actually looks like a lot of fun.

 

Reave sounds less enjoyable.

[Silvery]

Nope, never have. I imagine it would be painful though. 

[mrjack]

Yeah I don't get how anyone survives getting hit with a warp field if it does what it says it does, which seems to be it kind of microwaves your insides. You don't really come back from that unless you have a transplant surgeon standing by. It's not like your destabilized molecules are just gonna restabilize themselves afterwards or with a quick hit of miracle medi-gel. You're basically goo after a few seconds.

 

And to answer the OP, I imagine it's either excruciating or completely painless because all your nerve endings are dripping down your leg.

[nfi42]

Yeah I don't get how anyone survives getting hit with a warp field if it does what it says it does, which seems to be it kind of microwaves your insides. You don't really come back from that unless you have a transplant surgeon standing by. It's not like your destabilized molecules are just gonna restabilize themselves afterwards or with a quick hit of miracle medi-gel. You're basically goo after a few seconds.

 

 

And if you get shot in the head with one bullet,  you should die.

 

It's game magic,  but a necessary component to make the combat more interesting.

[mrjack]

And if you get shot in the head with one bullet,  you should die.

 

It's game magic,  but a necessary component to make the combat more interesting.

 

To be fair, most mooks that you headshot die in one shot even if they're wearing helmets in ME3 and as for your character surviving a headshot, I don't know how you can know if that's happened (as the player; obviously Shep would know). Even so you are normally wearing a helmet even if it magically disappears in cutscenes...and...and...kintetic barriers yo!

 

Warp passes straight through shields btw

[Addictress]

Yeah I don't get how anyone survives getting hit with a warp field if it does what it says it does, which seems to be it kind of microwaves your insides. You don't really come back from that unless you have a transplant surgeon standing by. It's not like your destabilized molecules are just gonna restabilize themselves afterwards or with a quick hit of miracle medi-gel. You're basically goo after a few seconds.
 
And to answer the OP, I imagine it's either excruciating or completely painless because all your nerve endings are dripping down your leg.

exactly.

lol medigel

[KirkyX]

I imagine it depends entirely on what the biotic field's being used for. So, yeah, getting warped or reaved would totes suck, whereas I've always gotten the impression that Vanguard charging across the map probably feels pretty great, in a '**** you, physics!' sorta way. Like accelerating in a super quick car.