FLUTTERMEDIC PROBLEMS:
Okay, one thing any good Medic knows is this; your job is to run around, healing people to build up an uber charge, in the thick of battle. You only run away when you are outgunned; an Engineer who has wandered away from his nest, an exposed sniper, a spy… enemies like this you can probably take. You have weapons; when you have them, logic notes that it is intended you use them, if sparingly. The Ubercharge is an important factor of the Medic - the longer you keep your allies alive, the more they can kill. Kritzkrieg is particularly designed to aid in the killing part of that equation.
The common argument FOR Fluttermedic is ‘Fluttershy wouldn’t hurt anypony.’ My response is that if she wouldn’t, she probably wouldn’t be in these war games. If Fluttershy was to live up to the projected idea people have for her, she would most likely spend her entire time in the base, wasting uber charges to aid in escape, only healing team mates who manage to run away from the fight and probably would have an easier time just reaching the locker.
Basically, she’d be that medic you votekick for being a newb.
Medics, if played right, are tools of destruction as much as healing.
Yes, but we also must assume the Medic does much the same himself, after all, while his discovery of the healing formula was accidental, he was quick to refine and harness it and build the medi guns. He may have more wiggle room than the Engineer, but it doesn’t mean he isn’t very precise and specific in how he does things; just look at the drawing board in Sound of Medicine.
But the thing is everything the Medic did was simply because he figured it out in a completely unrelated experiment.
The Engineer, in the other hand, follows blueprints right down to the punctuation. Sounds familiar?
I definitely think Twilight could be a good engineer, but I think the Medic fits better because his buffs and ubers resemble magic spells, he can make barriers that defend allies and shock enemies in mann vs machine, and in medieval mode he’s not an absolute joke.
And the engineer has 11 doctorates, yet people choose the pony who thinks “1/A lot = No” is advanced mathematics.
Seriously, Twilight should be Engi, if we’re going with the “Slightly unhinged, yet brilliant” thing.
True, but the question isn’t perfection, just the closest match that can be achieved. Remember, Medic learned how to outsmart boolet.
We’re talking about a guy who talks to his guns and his food, a guy who chopped his hand off to replace it with a mechanical prosthesis, and a guy who learned to break the laws of physics just so could get in fights, among others, I don’t think having a perfect personality match is much of a concern at this point.
Plus, Twilight has a “mad scientist basement” (even strapping Pinkie into one of the machines), and the Medic has stated an interest in learning magic (the Merasmus fight).
In just about any other game, yes, Fluttershy would be the healer. But in Team Fortress 2, it just doesn’t work.
Learn to speak better, because my response might be jumbled up trying to figure out what you’re saying.
I don’t think Fluttershy is a stellar vet, to be fair. She knows enough to set a broken bone and offer home remedies, but when she gets her hooves on Philomena she doesn’t research the animal or anything. She even tapes feathers onto her. Ponyville does have an actual vet, so we can assume Fluttershy isn’t one herself.
And the Medic has allies to defend him because he’s on the front lines, getting shot at, and usually being the first one you want to kill because his ubercharges will utterly mess you up. The Sniper doesn’t need anyone because if he’s smart, he remains hidden, runs away when he’s spotted, and camp in places that are hard to reach.
I have no idea why Twilight couldn’t be a medic. Medicine is a science. Twilight is an intellectual. She arrives to help the nurses during the Baked Bads incident. She is the first to look into finding a cure for the group’s poison joke affliction. She even plays psychologist for Rainbow Dash in lesson zero. Truth be told, Twilight probably knows more about medicine than Fluttershy even in series.
well my friend, it is foolish to say that sniper not has, stressful work because first: to be a sniper already does a desired target, ie comparing the stress medic who has other mercenaries in his defense the sniper not have anyone, to act fast and accurately alone, Is your brand, third: fluttershy, whenever the situation this chaos she wants to stay close to her friends, and precision, caution, is not something she tenha. I think she would miss more shots than acertalos, tremendo.twilight can be a scientist, a mistress of knowledge, but this does not make qualified on the battlefield to be a medical, just watch the episodes and see how it acted quickly and accurately, as well as forest where she this alone, not to mention that it is, efficient, polite and cautious, and fluttershy in my view is that doctor of animals a biologist,healing animals and they know well as they are as medic, know the human being
She’s much better suited to staying out of the front-lines altogether, perhaps as a Sniper.
But if you’re going to do that, why make her the Medic if somepony else fits the role better?
I don’t think he’s saying she shouldn’t be Medic because she isn’t violent. I think he’s stating that her lack-of-violence is no grounds to pick a class because there is no such thing as a none-violent class in TF2. Keeping this in mind, the Medic runs out into danger and gets shot at a lot.
Basically, I think he’s saying that she’s more likely to pick a class where she doesn’t run around with a big bullseye on her back for everypony to see.
I don’t thing the argument is that she shouldn’t be Medic because she wouldn’t hurt anyone, but rather that the argument she should be Medic because she wouldn’t hurt anyone holds no water.
He’s a medical genius, way beyond his time, but he’s criminally insane.
I’m still gonna use FlutterMedic.