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Somewhere towards the end of Ushu's account of the operation:
- I'm not entirely up to date on military terminology, so I'll try to explain it in my own words, if you don't mind, Chief. I'll tell you what I saw and my assumptions, - Genza said thoughtfully, taking out a cigarette and twirling it between his fingers. - The Commander - he was quick, agile, decisive, always in the right place at the right time. He didn't have much damage output, but just a glance from him at a Calcite warrior was enough to make him sweat and tremble, losing all will. Fear of imminent death filled his eyes, and he would raise his spear against his own comrade, just to buy a few extra moments for his miserable life. Well, that's understandable, given his face. And the Commander, as befitting him, was the first to dare to raise his blade against Ginza face to face, but that absolute behemoth - he's been drilled in military tactics to the maximum, and he also has an overpowered armor and serious weapons; I would assume that the only way to take him down is to gradually pepper him with arrows, like a pincushion, cutting off his escape routes. Or maybe throw some rotten spells to make his hammer-wielding arm useless and his legs turn to jelly, and kill all his common sense. He's a cunning jackal, and he will cling to his miserable life until the very end, but he can pack a punch in close combat, commensurate with his status - either you need terminators, or it's a party wipe. Never send ordinary guys against Ginza, Chief. In general, given these circumstances, I would say that the Commander would benefit from some excellent weapons, and he would be a remarkable unit in all respects. Gonor - he's a killing machine, I realized that a couple of months ago. It's not easy to kill him, and he can take down four people around him with a single swing, but wielding that toothpick is clearly too heavy for him; he needs to somehow become more agile, and he runs out of steam quickly, losing value in long operations, but he's a beast in short ones. Sheila, to be honest - I didn't expect anything from her except a quick death. But you know, she did a pretty good job - wherever there was a gap or a survivor, she was there, and in one or two moves, the situation was cleared up. If she were a little tougher and stronger, she would be an excellent additional fighter. Illiman - he's slower than my deceased grandmother, and it's clear that he lacks the spirit to really hit hard. He might not even enter the battle at all, but if he does, everyone else suddenly feels a little better. I honestly didn't like him myself, there's something about him that makes you want to... - his fingers clench as if around a neck. - But if you look past that, he's a normal guy, a little strange, but who among us is without sin. It's almost impossible to defeat him with ordinary means, he's like a turtle. But his signature (and strange) shield is broken. In general, this fellow needs to be mercilessly driven through obstacle courses so that he gets used to moving faster in his tank, otherwise it's a complete disgrace; and he needs a shield no worse than the others, with a taunt, otherwise his impact will be reduced to zero. Otherwise, he's good for his intended purpose. Scar is close to perfect - strong, fast, not a super high-tier in terms of stamina, but quite good; but Chief, he's... I don't want to say "cross-eyed," out of solidarity and respect for my comrade, but that's really the case. He would be invincible in his armor - which Ginza stole - but now he's without it, and with such accuracy, but not super-invulnerability, it's a problem. Yes, he chose a difficult weapon, but he needs to train with it. This is the most, most, MOST critical thing in his profile; otherwise, he's almost a universal soldier. Kamik, or rather, Kamidoriy: something close to Sheila with a touch of Illiman. At first glance, he doesn't seem too impressive, but as soon as you start using him in combat, his value gradually becomes apparent. Fast, really; deceptively resilient, but not guaranteed, which is important in real combat - only in moments; and at the same time, he brings to the conditionally exhausted team what it was exactly lacking - control over the situation. Chief - he absolutely needs to gain more survivability and damage, and then he will be one of the best fighters in the squad, if not in the entire Asuguh army. Ferrus - I expected even less from him than from Sheila; he's the ultimate nerd, as much as possible, and yet, in our situation with the peculiarities of Ginza, he may have, due to the chosen strategy, saved the mission. He finished off several Calcite warriors and made Ginza reconsider - yes, I would like to plunge my blade into the ruler of Shina in a vulnerable spot and do it with great pleasure, but it's not a fact that I would succeed with the available forces - and he made him retreat. He needs combat training in all possible areas, but in this case, he earned my respect. Ushu - he was invincible and indispensable on the battlefield and skillfully took over command after the Commander fell. At times, it seemed to me that he was somehow playing with the enemies? So that they would suffer a little. This is not exactly how I'm used to things; nevertheless, it was he who brought us together when we were ready to fall apart, and he was always at the forefront. I think that with a little more damage, he will be a god of war. Atim: he saved our lives, and for that I will be grateful to him until my death. I know him a little as a person, and he seems to be a good guy, with his problems, but nevertheless. From a combat unit perspective, he clearly lacks accuracy, speed, and survivability. Being an intelligent person, and the only one who understands his profession, he was our priority for rescue, but in general, this somewhat undermined the combat effectiveness. The General - he also saved our asses repeatedly, but this whole story seriously wounded him. He needs to recover. And me. What about me? I can withstand some damage, as well as inflict it, and I tried to hit the most priority targets. If I manage to cut a sleeping artery, aorta, facial, brachial, femoral, renal... - he bends his fingers, then stops. - Well, and so on, then I'm happy. If not, then we have a problem. I saved the decisive, most delicious blow for Ginza, but he pulled back too early, so my armor is only stained with the blood of his minions. But this is just one name on my list, so someday - I hope - my blow will hit its target. As for Ginza - I already said that he's been drilled in the academy to 146%, and besides, he commands well, he's fat, strong, and extremely cautious, plus he has a stolen armor made by a master blacksmith from Margel. Calcite infantry - pikeman, a lot of HP, refuses to die. Archer - not the weakest, he can probably fire a volley, but I couldn't figure it out, but the bows are worse than our Asuguh bows. These are approximately the reconnaissance data in the end, - he puts the cigarette back in the pack. - If anything sounded unclear in terms of linguistics, I can clarify.
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