People say play as an infiltrator.
Adept / tech skills are pretty good for stun-locking bosseswah1188 wrote:
People say play as an infiltrator.
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Hmm I think I did insanity as an infiltrator as well.
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Samara's REAVE special is such a great skill combined with the skills that destroys barriers...Spidery_Yoda wrote:
Hmm I think I did insanity as an infiltrator as well.
reave just tears armor apart and leeches whatever health lies beneath
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And the massive geth sniper rifle is devastating and a life saver on insanity.
FUcks sake, I play as Soldier. Just played as Infiltrator before.
Most of the time, I get along just fine, but often enough I hit a point where I almost rage into suicide.
Collectors are fine, but Scions fuck me up.
YMIR Mechs assrape me, cause they pop up in places with little or shit cover. And I´m forced to move around way too often, either because I got flanked or because I ran outta clips
I use flashbang as a special skill, gotta try Reave instead.
It often just feels like dumb luck bringing me through the hard fights (or getting me killed).
I´m still building my team, but I´m already in fear of aquiring the Reaper IFF :3
Most of the time, I get along just fine, but often enough I hit a point where I almost rage into suicide.
Collectors are fine, but Scions fuck me up.
YMIR Mechs assrape me, cause they pop up in places with little or shit cover. And I´m forced to move around way too often, either because I got flanked or because I ran outta clips
I use flashbang as a special skill, gotta try Reave instead.
It often just feels like dumb luck bringing me through the hard fights (or getting me killed).
I´m still building my team, but I´m already in fear of aquiring the Reaper IFF :3
Yeah soldier really is a bad choice for Insane mode...Sisco wrote:
FUcks sake, I play as Soldier. Just played as Infiltrator before.
Most of the time, I get along just fine, but often enough I hit a point where I almost rage into suicide.
Collectors are fine, but Scions fuck me up.
YMIR Mechs assrape me, cause they pop up in places with little or shit cover. And I´m forced to move around way too often, either because I got flanked or because I ran outta clips
I use flashbang as a special skill, gotta try Reave instead.
It often just feels like dumb luck bringing me through the hard fights (or getting me killed).
I´m still building my team, but I´m already in fear of aquiring the Reaper IFF :3
You need some tech/biotics to stun/disable/hurt
I allways play soldier for my first playthrough, lets me try all the weapons
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It was the character I used to first play through the game. I thought it would be fair to make it the first character I made a second playthrough with.FloppY_ wrote:
Yeah soldier really is a bad choice for Insane mode...Sisco wrote:
FUcks sake, I play as Soldier. Just played as Infiltrator before.
Most of the time, I get along just fine, but often enough I hit a point where I almost rage into suicide.
Collectors are fine, but Scions fuck me up.
YMIR Mechs assrape me, cause they pop up in places with little or shit cover. And I´m forced to move around way too often, either because I got flanked or because I ran outta clips
I use flashbang as a special skill, gotta try Reave instead.
It often just feels like dumb luck bringing me through the hard fights (or getting me killed).
I´m still building my team, but I´m already in fear of aquiring the Reaper IFF :3
You need some tech/biotics to stun/disable/hurt
I allways play soldier for my first playthrough, lets me try all the weapons
I take Mordin with me and Kasumi, to cancel the lack of Tech abilities.
Tali + Samara/Jack tbhSisco wrote:
It was the character I used to first play through the game. I thought it would be fair to make it the first character I made a second playthrough with.FloppY_ wrote:
Yeah soldier really is a bad choice for Insane mode...Sisco wrote:
FUcks sake, I play as Soldier. Just played as Infiltrator before.
Most of the time, I get along just fine, but often enough I hit a point where I almost rage into suicide.
Collectors are fine, but Scions fuck me up.
YMIR Mechs assrape me, cause they pop up in places with little or shit cover. And I´m forced to move around way too often, either because I got flanked or because I ran outta clips
I use flashbang as a special skill, gotta try Reave instead.
It often just feels like dumb luck bringing me through the hard fights (or getting me killed).
I´m still building my team, but I´m already in fear of aquiring the Reaper IFF :3
You need some tech/biotics to stun/disable/hurt
I allways play soldier for my first playthrough, lets me try all the weapons
I take Mordin with me and Kasumi, to cancel the lack of Tech abilities.
Also: Creating your first character as soldier, enables you to be biotic with assault rifle in your second playthrough... which is so fucking overpowered it hurts
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Wait you can get an assault rifle skill?FloppY_ wrote:
Tali + Samara/Jack tbhSisco wrote:
It was the character I used to first play through the game. I thought it would be fair to make it the first character I made a second playthrough with.FloppY_ wrote:
Yeah soldier really is a bad choice for Insane mode...
You need some tech/biotics to stun/disable/hurt
I allways play soldier for my first playthrough, lets me try all the weapons
I take Mordin with me and Kasumi, to cancel the lack of Tech abilities.
Also: Creating your first character as soldier, enables you to be biotic with assault rifle in your second playthrough... which is so fucking overpowered it hurts
When you complete a playthrough with a class you can choose that class' special skill for your bonus skill with the next character...wah1188 wrote:
Wait you can get an assault rifle skill?FloppY_ wrote:
Tali + Samara/Jack tbhSisco wrote:
It was the character I used to first play through the game. I thought it would be fair to make it the first character I made a second playthrough with.
I take Mordin with me and Kasumi, to cancel the lack of Tech abilities.
Also: Creating your first character as soldier, enables you to be biotic with assault rifle in your second playthrough... which is so fucking overpowered it hurts
e.g. I believe Biotic unlocks Push, Infiltrator unlocks sniper rifle and so on.
See this chart for which skills are unlockable and which are not and how and so on:
http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Powers
EDIT: I got a few things mixed up, it may only be in ME1 you can chose to specialize when you create your second character, but you can specialize in weapons in ME2, can't remember how though...mass effect wikia Assault Rifle page wrote:
while other classes may choose to specialise in assault rifles later during the game
Also: Warp ammo is so fucking sweet it makes the reapers cry babies.. It does bonus damage to Barriers, Armor, Health. So if you use it with a weapon that is powerfull vs shields / bring along a squadmate with tech abilities, nothing can stop you.. and if you use it as biotic it does double damage when enemies are affected by biotic powers such as lift...
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Shit, havn´t thought about Warp ammo. That might do the trick. Apart from the YMIR ones (which seem to be massive on Insanity), I´m ripping through shields quite fast. Having both squadmates equipped with SMG´s helps too.
As for the rifle training. If you completed it once, you can choose one of your squads loyalty powers from the start and when you board the collector ship, you get to choose to either get a special weapon of a kind your character already has training in (Claymore shotgun, Revenant machine gun, Widow sniper rifle) or chose a yet untrained weapons category (as an Adept assault rifle training for example).
You can do this only once though, more playthroughs with the same character do not grant additional choices.
As for the rifle training. If you completed it once, you can choose one of your squads loyalty powers from the start and when you board the collector ship, you get to choose to either get a special weapon of a kind your character already has training in (Claymore shotgun, Revenant machine gun, Widow sniper rifle) or chose a yet untrained weapons category (as an Adept assault rifle training for example).
You can do this only once though, more playthroughs with the same character do not grant additional choices.
Lair of the Shadow Broker trailer.
[video]http://www.gametrailers.com/video/dlc-debut-mass-effect/703866[/video]
[video]http://www.gametrailers.com/video/dlc-debut-mass-effect/703866[/video]
Aside from some weird animations and dodgy looking driving sections, that looks pretty cool.
Already put a mark in my calender. I´m definately geting this!
Holy crap, you get to fly a shuttle?
Holy crap, you get to fly a shuttle?
I might get this along with a few of the other DLC packs
Overlord+Shadow broker... what else?
Overlord+Shadow broker... what else?
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I got Overlord last night. Done about half of it I think. About to carry on with it.
I got the Firepower & Aegis pack. Gets you a powerful armor and some nice, slightly overpowered weapons.FloppY_ wrote:
I might get this along with a few of the other DLC packs
Overlord+Shadow broker... what else?
Kasumi is still worth it imo, despite being shorter than Overlord.
How do you like it?Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I got Overlord last night. Done about half of it I think. About to carry on with it.
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So if it's story I want I should get all 3 "major" DLC ?Sisco wrote:
I got the Firepower & Aegis pack. Gets you a powerful armor and some nice, slightly overpowered weapons.FloppY_ wrote:
I might get this along with a few of the other DLC packs
Overlord+Shadow broker... what else?
Kasumi is still worth it imo, despite being shorter than Overlord.How do you like it?Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I got Overlord last night. Done about half of it I think. About to carry on with it.
Are the weapon DLC cheap ?
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Meh, I couldn't wait
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It was alright. The driving section was nicer than the free Firewalker missions, and the levels were alright. Decent enough.Sisco wrote:
How do you like it?Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I got Overlord last night. Done about half of it I think. About to carry on with it.
Hmm, by my maths I reckon I will have 80 bioware points too much after purchasing shadow broker
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Yeah, driving was definately much better. I really likes the storyline too, something different. Leaned towards the latest book a bit.Spidery_Yoda wrote:
It was alright. The driving section was nicer than the free Firewalker missions, and the levels were alright. Decent enough.Sisco wrote:
How do you like it?Spidery_Yoda wrote:
I got Overlord last night. Done about half of it I think. About to carry on with it.
@Floppy: The weapons & armor DLC is 160 points each, so rather cheap compared to the story dlc. I deemed it worth it, the sniper rifle I seldom use, but the AR and especially the shotgun are well worth it. The standard shotguns are total shite.
The Mattock AR is a semi-automatic with sniper rifle accuracy, the pistol comes with a nice laser pointer when zooming in.
Video is a bit dark, but gives you an idea of how the weapons perform.
Yeah I youtubed it yesterday...Sisco wrote:
Yeah, driving was definately much better. I really likes the storyline too, something different. Leaned towards the latest book a bit.Spidery_Yoda wrote:
It was alright. The driving section was nicer than the free Firewalker missions, and the levels were alright. Decent enough.Sisco wrote:
How do you like it?
@Floppy: The weapons & armor DLC is 160 points each, so rather cheap compared to the story dlc. I deemed it worth it, the sniper rifle I seldom use, but the AR and especially the shotgun are well worth it. The standard shotguns are total shite.
The Mattock AR is a semi-automatic with sniper rifle accuracy, the pistol comes with a nice laser pointer when zooming in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4X0XnqrSxs
Video is a bit dark, but gives you an idea of how the weapons perform.
Don't think I will get weapons pack, and I don't care much for the armor packs... (especially not the full-body ones)
On another note: Played through Kasumi, Firewalker and Overlord today...
Pretty sweet definately getting Shadow Broker too...
Spoiler (highlight to read):
My god that poor kid in Overlord :'(
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Also:
Screenshots galore!
I don't think there are any big spoilers in these, but don't start whining if you click them and think so! (tl;dr spoiler warning)
I SEE THE CODE
I actually ran it over, didn't shoot it
Spoiler (highlight to read):
The geth ship was creepy... before they all wake up
The tank VI is witty
Hanars, srs bsns
On another note, I love the way Kasumi says "haha" allmost like Nelson from simpsons when she kills people
Oh and: Arc Projector = Best superweapon, agree?!
Screenshots galore!
I don't think there are any big spoilers in these, but don't start whining if you click them and think so! (tl;dr spoiler warning)
I SEE THE CODE
I actually ran it over, didn't shoot it
Spoiler (highlight to read):
The geth ship was creepy... before they all wake up
The tank VI is witty
Hanars, srs bsns
On another note, I love the way Kasumi says "haha" allmost like Nelson from simpsons when she kills people
Oh and: Arc Projector = Best superweapon, agree?!
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