I had that feeling, like why can they do that and I can't? I suppose it's part of their training that allows them to use Biotics differently but it's still a bit disappointing as other people are playing the hero instead of you.
What I never got in this whole thing is that in the first mission when Cora uses the shielding the first time she is apologetic about it explaining that she is indeed a biotic and all. I was thinking, well yeah, but I am also biotic...why doesn't anybody flinch at that and why are you explaining to a biotic about being biotic as if I'm not one.
Somehow Cora's continued apologetic, explanatory remarks about her being biotic feel rather out of place. I could see her being stuck in that pattern but at some point you'd think she gets that Ryder is a biotic also or Ryder would've said something about it.
The trouble is of course that they can't really make too many changes based on class because the class is dynamic and in essence you are a biotic even when you don't get those powers. It's sort of a side effect of not having a clear class system. So I don't think that cutscenes/dialogue can be different for someone who specializes in biotics but I do think that the dialogue with Cora should've been written in a way that Cora is aware of you being a biotic as well. It's kinda hard not to know, especially after the first combat together when you do use biotics.
