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[EpicBoot2daFace]

GodWood wrote...

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...
Do not want. If was the case, it would be the most powerful armor and everyone would wear only that armor.

Two things:
One, it wouldn't have to be the most powerful armor.
And two, why should it matter if everyone used it? It's a single player game.
Besides Collosus armor was the most powerful armor in ME1 by far and not everyone used that.

What was above Spectre gear? Oh, right... nothing.

Why would the armor be any different?

[Sailears]

Element Engine wrote...

I don't like the idea of 'official' Spectre armor. It's not a unit it's a revered status given only to the select few who are badass enough to earn it. Spectre's do things their own way.. they wear whatever kind of armor they want.

Yeah I feel the same way. They're not really a unit as such, but act individually, and any kind of uniform (armour) would detract from that.

[Destroy Raiden_]

If you’re in the Spectors still for ME3 I’d like a few male and female spector designs to choose from w/ toggle helmets.





If for some reason you’re no longer a Spector (regardless of weather you actually got it back in ME2) then N7 is fine w/ toggle helmet.

[Atmosfear3]

Pretty sure Spectres are similar to RL black ops agents in that there are no official uniforms. You wouldn't want the whole galaxy to know you are a Spectre walking around in public would you?

[vehzeel]

Uh, Shepard can forget the whole "travel incognito" stuff since the whole galaxy can recoginze him. He's the first human Spectre. I wonder why that even was announced in-game. So much for secrecy, huh? I thought "invisibility" was one of the Spectres greatest weapons, but noooo.

[didymos1120]

vehzeel wrote...

Uh, Shepard can forget the whole "travel incognito" stuff since the whole galaxy can recoginze him. He's the first human Spectre. I wonder why that even was announced in-game. So much for secrecy, huh? I thought "invisibility" was one of the Spectres greatest weapons, but noooo.

Um, it's been pretty clear since the beginning that Spectres are intended to be visible.  It's a form of intimidation and/or warning.  The Council assigning a Spectre to something is often the last step before fleets get involved.  Their activities may be classified, but Spectres themselves are definitely not.  Just read the Codex:

The Spectres were founded after the salarians joined the Council. For many years, they operated in secrecy, as back-room "problem solvers". Only after the Krogan Rebellions did their activities become publicized. Assignment of a Spectre is less contentious than military deployment, but makes it clear that the Council is concerned about a situation.

If you notice, Saren was very well known, and he too appeared in relatively public Council sessions in ME1.  Also note the multiple mentions of Spectres in the Cerberus Daily News (notably, Tela Vasir).

[brokit808]

exactly what i want to see

[Archontor]

didymos1120 wrote...

vehzeel wrote...

Uh, Shepard can forget the whole "travel incognito" stuff since the whole galaxy can recoginze him. He's the first human Spectre. I wonder why that even was announced in-game. So much for secrecy, huh? I thought "invisibility" was one of the Spectres greatest weapons, but noooo.

Um, it's been pretty clear since the beginning that Spectres are intended to be visible.  It's a form of intimidation and/or warning.  The Council assigning a Spectre to something is often the last step before fleets get involved.  Their activities may be classified, but Spectres themselves are definitely not.  Just read the Codex:

The Spectres were founded after the salarians joined the Council. For many years, they operated in secrecy, as back-room "problem solvers". Only after the Krogan Rebellions did their activities become publicized. Assignment of a Spectre is less contentious than military deployment, but makes it clear that the Council is concerned about a situation.

If you notice, Saren was very well known, and he too appeared in relatively public Council sessions in ME1.  Also note the multiple mentions of Spectres in the Cerberus Daily News (notably, Tela Vasir).

but they had no uniforms also i must point out as shown by retribution a skind deep disguise is damn easy so going in quiet is still damn easy for them should they choose.

Modifié par Archontor, 15 janvier 2011 - 10:13 .

[Eddo36]

STG in Virmire were wearing uniforms right?

[Archontor]

Eddo36 wrote...

STG in Virmire were wearing uniforms right?

They were going into combat, could be that isn't a formal uniform and the stg just gets it's rarely used armour from the same place.

[Michel1986]

Dionkey wrote...

rokeeb wrote...

Simple, we have the N7 armour.

Well N7 is Alliance special ops. I think spectre armor would be real cool.

Agreed, Vasir also had spectre armor !

[PrinceLionheart]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

GodWood wrote...

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...
Do not want. If was the case, it would be the most powerful armor and everyone would wear only that armor.

Two things:
One, it wouldn't have to be the most powerful armor.
And two, why should it matter if everyone used it? It's a single player game.
Besides Collosus armor was the most powerful armor in ME1 by far and not everyone used that.

What was above Spectre gear? Oh, right... nothing.

Why would the armor be any different?

Because there's other organizations arguably on par with spectres. Top Cerberus Operatives, Salarian STGs, Asari Commandos and Justicaars. Spectre-Grade armor doesn't necessarily mean it has to be the best of the best. Especially since everything else in ME2 has managed to be so balanced. 

[InvaderErl]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

GodWood wrote...

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...
Do not want. If was the case, it would be the most powerful armor and everyone would wear only that armor.

Two things:
One, it wouldn't have to be the most powerful armor.
And two, why should it matter if everyone used it? It's a single player game.
Besides Collosus armor was the most powerful armor in ME1 by far and not everyone used that.

What was above Spectre gear? Oh, right... nothing.

Why would the armor be any different?

If the inventory system returns in some shape or form I'd like it to be less linear than the ME1 design and more of a case of defense vs some function with no clear "Best!"

Modifié par InvaderErl, 16 janvier 2011 - 02:25 .

[didymos1120]

Eddo36 wrote...

STG in Virmire were wearing uniforms right?

The STG is part of the Salarian military.  That's why they have uniforms.

[brokit808]

before they give u spectre armor i think they would have to decide to bring back the spectre weapons first. if they dont even go that far, then it is highly doubtful that they would make time to create spectre armor.



but i am very pro to the idea of having gear that only spectres are authorized to use. if you have nothing to seperate you from the common merc then whats the point in becoming a spectre. sure you can do whatever you want, but if enough bullets fly at you you still die.



what ever happened to all the spectre perks

[Radyel]

Shepard and Ashley are SPECTRES...

Tela Vasir has Spectre Armor... so

Spectre armor for Shepard and Ashley or Kaiden...

[100k]

It should be a unique set with the Spectre logo on it.

[E-MailA.K.A.Mr.Fox]

how about bringing back different manufacturer armors?

[lolspawn]

there is no "spectre armor"   just because tela has a logo doesent mean its the official spectre uniform,    every spectre has his own custom armor.      that said,  i would like to switch the N7 logo or just add the spectre symbol on armor ill like that   
                                                    

[lolspawn]

Radyel wrote...

Shepard and Ashley are SPECTRES...

Tela Vasir has Spectre Armor... so

Spectre armor for Shepard and Ashley or Kaiden...

can someone show me proof ashly is a spectre in me3?    she would not make a good spectre and i would be dissapointed if she is.