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[Darkstarr11]

Probably depends on the specific power used.  Personal favorite?  Slam.  Your own personal car wreck/falling off a cliff/kissing a launched rocket.  Or, Shockwave sounds neat.  You know, where that pulse of biotic energy flings forward like a freight train and tosses you about like a rag doll in the hands of an angry two year old.  Or FLARE, which basically means:  the bomb is YOU...right before tearing you apart at the seams and painting your buddies (and not buddies) with your genetic paste, or whatever remains of your...um...corpse?  Annihilation Field is a goodie.  Biotic energy that...well...dissolves organic and non organic matter around the biotic user.  Probably not a people person there...

 

How would it feel?  Slam, Shockwave?  Probably not a lot...you'd probably be in the coma or dead.  IF, IF you lived...feeling ANYTHING probably wouldn't be on the menu.  Flare?  Yeah, don't think survival is in.  Annihilation Field, Warp and the like?  Probably akin to being on FIRE, on the INSIDE.  Your brain would probably just be trying to keep up, attempting to assign pain or sensation to a part of you that might not even EXIST anymore.  

 

I don't think I WANT to think about it...yikes...

[Addictress]

Haha, yeah, when enemies are slammed, they seem to bounce like rubber.....but in reality, being slammed like that would just result in a splat or crack on the ground...no bouncing.

[Fredward]

I always thought warp would feel like tearing but yeah, burning works too.

[nfi42]

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

 

 

i meant the protagonist.

[mrjack]

i meant the protagonist.

 

That's what I'm saying; does Shep ever take a bullet to the brain? How would you know? It's not like Fallout where blood starts dripping out your eyeballs and down the screen with a ringing sound, blurry vision and the little crippled vault boy icon with a bandage on his head.

[Catastrophy]

Like needles and pinse.

[mrjack]

Like needles and pinse.

 

 

# Needles and Pins-uh #

 

I love that song.

[Miserybot]

No, but I should really get around to doing that one of these days...

[Catastrophy]

 

# Needles and Pins-uh #

 

I love that song.

Was thinking of the Ramones' version.

[mrjack]

Was thinking of the Ramones' version.

 

Heh, you're too cool for me. When I was a kid in the eighties, my mum used to play the same 60s megamix cassette in the car non-stop and this was one of the songs. I never heard the Ramones' version until today. Can't say I'm a fan 

[Sylvius the Mad]

It could be like acute radiation exposure, which reportedly feels like sudden tingly numbness, the proverbial pins & needles.

[Monk]

Probably like a cool breeze on a hot summer day, before being batted by a tiger paw the size of a Mack truck.

[Catastrophy]

Heh, you're too cool for me. When I was a kid in the eighties, my mum used to play the same 60s megamix cassette in the car non-stop and this was one of the songs. I never heard the Ramones' version until today. Can't say I'm a fan 

The Ramones featuered the first concert I ever went to. I had no idea they would play their songs like double speed. It hit me like a truck. I was dazed and confused - I guess that is how being hit by warp feels. And the ear bleeding. Good times.

[General TSAR]

Space magic is space magic.

[Sifr]

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.

 

Realistically, biotic power would probably instantly lethal for the user, let alone the person getting hit in the face with them. Creating a dark matter energy field within your own body doesn't sound exactly healthy, when you really stop and think about it?

[Arcian]

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

Here's a good one...

Spoiler

Who let the dogs out?

[tehturian]

...Anyone else suddenly feeling guilty about all the relatively morally grey dudes we've warped and weaved in the trilogy? 

[AngryFrozenWater]

Unless you turn down the difficulty, your powers will equal that of Niftu Cal. So I guess no creature will be hurt by biotics during MEA.

[ArchangelN7]

Probably like a kick to the nades.

[grumpymooselion]

In ME3, at the party, in Anderson's apartment, Liara and James have an exchange that gives a bit of a clue to how a friendlier field might feel and how a Biotic themselves might feel at a given point when manipulating such fields. This says little of how being hit by an outright offensive field might feel, however.

[Draining Dragon]

Of course ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[slimgrin]

Judging from the ragdoll physics in ME1, it'd be like getting a massage from the Incredible Hulk. 

[The Twilight God]

I'd rather think about how it would feel to be mind banged by Liara.

[SKAR]

I'd rather think about how it would feel to be mind banged by Liara.

Hmmm. True.