Wompoo wrote...
Seneva wrote...
I have no reason whatsoever not to believe what Dusty Everman wrote.
It does make sense aswell. The hold the line part is where the combat hardened chracters shine in. Every char can kill a collector but not ever char works well under extreme pressure. I can imagine a non-combat hardened character stressing out and making a mistake that will end his/her life. However characters like Grunt, Zaeed, Jacob and Garrus are veterans at combat. They don't stress out as easely as "specialists" hence they are the last to die.
This is a "war" situation and those that relish in combat are the ones you want to bunker down. A Jack or a Mordin or a Tali aren't frontline soldiers. Samara neither. 1 on 1 they can easely kill but facing overwhelming odds, no that's not where their specialty lies.
Sam was destroying the merc band single handed on Illium. Tali was front line all the way through ME1. Mordin is special ops. People like Grunt and Zaeed get you killed, not save your backside, their like barbarians on a blood rush.
Salarian special ops rely on stealth and are not used to frontline combat. Captain Kirahee himself says so in Virmire back in ME1, so discard Mordin.
Tali was never in a frontline back in ME1, so I don't know where did you get that. And even if in ME2 she has been in a tough geth combat, she had to rely entirely on the quarian marines and hide herself to survive. And for Samara...it's different to face a single merc squad than heavy fine from more than a dozen of enemies shooting you at once, which at least doubles the number.
And if Zaeed or Garrus would be so rushy as you say, they'd have died long ago. People like them knows when to kill and when to hide to continue killing. Although I agree that Grunt may be hot-headed enogh to get himself killed, any "perfect soldier" knows how to obey orders. So discard him, too.
Modifié par Gladiador2, 27 février 2010 - 11:16 .