But I like to think about it also from a realistic standpoint.
No hero was ever all brawn and no brains.
You might be the strongest, beefiest 'mother' out there, but if your opponent can point up in the sky with a look of shock in his face and have you look...well, your amazing constitution and strength won't last long.
Basically, it seems to me that perception is based heavily on intelligence. Therefore, since most everything has to do with perception in some way, an intelligence heavy tank would be viable. It will sure be interesting to watch.
Go all into constitution, miss the perception queue of your opponent, and simply take the hits as they come, not too worried about it being more than you can handle.
Go heavy into intelligence, have less health, but always see what your opponent is planning to do, so you can act accordingly. Not allowing the devastating attacks to come through because of your lower health.
Each reading those two sides would have their own opinion on which would be better. It all comes down to opportunity cost, for every point of intelligence I put in, is one point of constitution that I can't. So the ultimate goal is to find the sweet-spot. I intend to find it, and make my Economics professors giddy! :twisted:
-Eclipse