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[sonsonthebia07]

iLikeBWgames wrote...

I99I Dragoon wrote...

*bump* to see if anyone got use out of the Equalizer Pack...

I use the cooldown reducing visor on my assault sentinel only. That's because with the 12sec base cooldown, those 5% are at least noticable. On other classes though (soldier, vanguard, adept) I didn't really feel those 5%.

Other than that, I use melee shoulderpads and storm speed boots on any class I play, and that's also because those are the only armor upgrades I actually feel during gameplay. Others are cosmetic for me.

If you're a charge-o-holic like myself you will feel the 5%.

[Sand King]

Archon Visor
Capacitor Chestplate
Strength Boost Pads
Stabilization Gauntlets
Stimulator Conduits

[mosor]

I99I Dragoon wrote...

*bump* to see if anyone got use out of the Equalizer Pack...

Didn't buy the pack, but I can see the archon visor being really handy on an assault sentinel, since it will reduce the tech armor recharge time by 0.6 seconds.

[ItaliaStalia2]

N7 helmet

N7 chest plate ( all other ones look like toy parts)

Strength Boost Pads

Off hand ammo pack

Stimulator Conduits

[crimzontearz]

helmet: none
Chest: Shield Harness
Shoulder: Strenght booster pads
Arms: Heavy damping Gauntlets
Legs: Stimulator conduits

I SERIOUSLY hate the look of all other greaves aside for the N7 greaves (especially the life support webbing) so I picked the stimulator conduit simply because it looks good. Coupled with the other pieces makes my Shepard look larger than life, muscular and imposing.

as for color scheme my shepard is the tip of the spear of the his unit he is part of, he must look the part. And since ALL the loyalty outfits are based of some offshot ensamble of black/red/gold my shepard uses a black tint 1, and a gold tint 2 (looks awesome from behind). And with the armor pieces I use if I pick pattern #1 it actually looks like there is no pattern at all.

Modifié par crimzontearz, 08 juin 2010 - 01:50 .

[Christmas Ape]

Who needs to look feminine? Shepard's a goddamn Marine.

But typically it's Visor, Shield Harness, Asymmetric Defense Layer, and the Stimulator Conduits. Play a highly mobile Vindicator/Viper Commando build, with the occasional Heightened AR alpha strike, lots of retraining powers for specific missions. Hit Horizon and the Cruiser in Cerberus Assault (so far, probably throw it on for the Reaper too), and swapped in the open helmet for Tuchanka as there was head-butting to be done.

Oh. And a monochrome pattern, white with black accents.

Modifié par Christmas Ape, 08 juin 2010 - 05:46 .

[Crunchyinmilk]

Strength Boost Pads
Damping gauntlets
Aegis Vest
L/S Webbing
Material 2
Tint 1 silver
Tint 2 grey
Pattern 3
Custom pattern colour (tried for rusty rather than cammo)

[Dominus5412]

Recon Hood

Aegis Vest

Asymmetric Defense Layer

Stabilization Gauntlets

Life Support Webbing



Feels good man.

[Andy Barzoon]

Crunchyinmilk wrote...



Strength Boost Pads
Damping gauntlets
Aegis Vest
L/S Webbing
Material 2
Tint 1 silver
Tint 2 grey
Pattern 3
Custom pattern colour (tried for rusty rather than cammo)

Wow! How did you get the custom pattern? Very nice!

[JaegerBane]

I tend to play my modded Adept in a fashion similar to my ME1 Vanguard, and hence I prefer a mixture of weapon damage and defence.

My current setup -

Kuwashi Visor
Kestrel Torso Sheath
Kestrel Arm Sheathing
Kestrel Shoulder Guards
Stimulator Conduits

That amounts to:
+10% Headshot damage
+11% Barrier
+8% Weapon Damage
+30% Melee Damage
+10% Storm speed

[AkodoRyu]

I don't know equivalent English names for parts, so I'm presenting pictures. Like most of us, I change my setup depending of skills and part of the game. I don't fancy helmets or full armors like Collector's or Terminus, so I find those four combinations optimal for my Sentinel (I'm mostly aiming in +shields and/or power damage casually, and +shields/melee/hp, if I go "commando" style):



This is my fav atm, Kestrel has really nice looking parts, bulky, but I like armors that look like armors

Modifié par AkodoRyu, 09 juillet 2010 - 02:45 .

[jwalker]

For my Vanguard, I'm trying this set up...

Helmet: Archon visor
Chest: Kestrel torso sheath
Shoulders: Strength boost pad
Arms: Kestrel arms sheathing
Legs: Kestrel power pack

Which means:

 5% cooldowns
16% shields
 8% weapon damage
45% melee damage
 5% heavy weapon ammo capacity

[Simbacca]

Insanity.


Vanguard:  Kestrel Armor with Recon Hood and Life Support Webbing
Increases Weapon Damage by 13%
Increases Shields by 14%
Increases Melee Damage by 30%
Increases Health by 10%


Sentinel (Assault):  Kestrel Armor with Archon Visor and Stimulator Conduit
Faster Power Cooldown by 5%
Increases Weapon Damage by 8%
Increases Shields by 14%
Increases Melee Damage by 30%
Increases Storm Speed by 10%


Infiltrator:  Kuwasii Visor, Kestrel Torso, Kestrel Shoulder, Stabilization Gauntlets, Stimulator Conduits
Increases HeadShot Damage by 10%
Increases Weapon Damage by 10%
Increases Shields by 11%
Increases Melee Damage by 20%
Increases Storm Speed by 10%


Soldier:  Kestrel Armor with Recon Hood and Stimulator Conduits
Increases Weapon Damage by 13%
Increases Shields by 14%
Increases Melee Damage by 30%
Increases Storm Speed by 10%


Adept:  (i'm not sure yet, still have to test the following two)

Capicator Helmet, Capicator Chest Plate, Kestrel Shoulder, Heavy Damping Gauntlets, Life Support Webbing
Faster Shield Regeneration by 20%
Increases Shield Strength by 11%
Increases Health by 10%
Increases Melee Damage by 10%

Sentry Interface, Shield Harness, Kestrel Shoulder, Heavy Damping Gauntlets, Life Support Webbing
Increases Shield Strength by 23%
Increases Health by 10%
Increases Melee Damage by 10%


Engineer:  (i'm not sure yet, still have to test the following two)

Umbra Visor, Shield Harness, Amplifier Plates, Heavy Damping Gauntlets, Life Support Webbing
Increases Power Damage by 10%
Increases Shield Strength by 10%
Increases Health by 10%

Capicator Helmet, Capicator Chest Plate, Amplifier Plates, Heavy Damping Gauntlets, Life Support Webbing
Faster Shield Regeneration by 20%
Increases Power Damage by 5%
Increases Shield Strength by 5%
Increases Health by 10%


Though often times, none of these hold true since I usually prefer to not wear any headgear at all.

Modifié par Simbacca, 09 juillet 2010 - 06:36 .

[The_Blue_Passion]

On my current Insanity run with my Vanguard,I have:

Head: Visor
Torso: Kestrel
Arms: Kestrel
Pauldrons: Krestel,switching to Strength Boost Pads when available
Legs: Krestel

[NICKjnp]

I like the Kestrel armor for my vanguard.... It is perfect for NG+ Insanity playthroughs.

[ajayatfringefx]

Sentry Interface (coolest headgear in the dark, and able to see the face too)
Strength boost pads/assymetric defence layer (Melee damage/ just for looks)
Shield harness (Best chest piece imo, for looks and shields)
Stab. Gauntlets/ Heavy Damping Gauntlets ( For damage/ for shields and looks)
Simulator Conduits ( Almost purely for looks, but I like to be fast most of the times)

Done both aesthetically and for benefits.

Anyway don't want Kestrel armor because of overkill (just like reave) for my vanguard. Unless you're struggling with ME2, then I think you should use Kestrel.

Modifié par ajayatfringefx, 10 juillet 2010 - 02:29 .

[MTN Dew Fanatic]

No Helmet or Visor, if Infiltrator

Shield Harness

Asymmetric Defense Layer

Off-Hand Ammo

Heavy Ammo Pack