It recently occured to me that we sometimes see the Freedom Fighters engage in a plan that shouldn't work as often as it does:
1) Get captured to be brought close to a mission objective.
2) Break free.
3) Meet the goal and run.
While stages 1 and 3 of the plan make sense, doesn't it seem a bit odd to count on the fact that they'll be able to escape whatever robot holds them captive?
I mean, it can't be a bad plan, because it works when they do it. But still, it seems a bit risky.
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, May 02 2008 10:49 AM
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Posted 02 May 2008 - 05:52 PM
Do they really employ this strategy all the time? I'm having trouble thinking of even one time that they did this.
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Posted 02 May 2008 - 10:20 PM
No, it's not all the time by any means. But just enough to make me curious.
The best examples would probably be in Sonic Conversion and Cry of the Wolf. In the first you see Sonic "surrendering" to Robotnik so that he can get close enough to the Roboticizer, and in the latter you see Sonic and Sally allowing themselves to be captured so that they can have the chance to overpower Snively and work on the pod's computer.
To a lesser extent, you have things like Drood Henge where Sonic allows himself to be captured (or just surrounded if you prefer) so that he can make Robotnik think that the stone was destroyed. Though admittedly, that was all part of a rapidly executed sting operation.
The best examples would probably be in Sonic Conversion and Cry of the Wolf. In the first you see Sonic "surrendering" to Robotnik so that he can get close enough to the Roboticizer, and in the latter you see Sonic and Sally allowing themselves to be captured so that they can have the chance to overpower Snively and work on the pod's computer.
To a lesser extent, you have things like Drood Henge where Sonic allows himself to be captured (or just surrounded if you prefer) so that he can make Robotnik think that the stone was destroyed. Though admittedly, that was all part of a rapidly executed sting operation.
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Posted 05 May 2008 - 03:43 AM
The strategy of getting captured and breaking free does seem risky, but I guess they are confinant in their ablities, especially Sonic.
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