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Their are numerous flaws in regards to most super soldier programs in fiction. The most notable of which is that of diminishing returns. In most cases in regards to training, you reach a certain point in which you run out of things to teach them. At the same time, even the most elite soldier can fall victim to a regular soldier getting a lucky shot.
Their are numerous flaws in regards to most super soldier programs in fiction. The most notable of which is that of diminishing returns. In most cases in regards to training, you reach a certain point in which you run out of things to teach them. At the same time, even the most elite soldier can fall victim to a regular soldier getting a lucky shot.


== Examples of Super Soldiers in [[Science Fiction]] ==
== Examples of Super Soldiers in Fiction ==
*Spartans from Halo
*Spartans from Halo
*Space Marines from [[Warhammer 40,000]]
*Space Marines from [[Warhammer 40,000]]

Revision as of 13:54, 2 August 2011

"Super soldier" is a catch all term refering to individuals that have been optimized through various means, typically being worth several times their number of regular soldiers. Super soldiers are typically given superior weapons. The idea can trace its abilities back to the Spartiate warrior caste.

Creating Super-soldiers

Creating super-soldiers in fiction will typically involve some combination of the following:

Flaws

Their are numerous flaws in regards to most super soldier programs in fiction. The most notable of which is that of diminishing returns. In most cases in regards to training, you reach a certain point in which you run out of things to teach them. At the same time, even the most elite soldier can fall victim to a regular soldier getting a lucky shot.

Examples of Super Soldiers in Fiction