jayday wrote...
Ares Caesar@ thanks for the insight i thinkl i choose solider if im goin to use the sniper.
tho which class is the funnest to use ?
As others have said, the " which is funnest to use?" is a really subjective question. I personally, like playing the Adept the most, but thats because I love pull/singularity/throw/warp bombs(being a "Biotic God"), and I dont mind playing at a somewhat slower and more "calculated" pace than say a Vanguard/Soldier/Sentinel.
I would say in picking a class to be the "funnest" you should take into account the following aspects
1) How much do you like shooting vs using powers (biotics/tech)?
2) Do you enjoy playing aggressively, or are you the type that doesnt like to die very often, and plays a bit more prudently? (Even the best players who play heavily aggressive will admit that dying is not uncommon)
3) Which of the classes sounds like it offers the coolest "class power" ??? - I would honestly say this right here answers a lot in which class you might enjoy most, because pretty much every class is best played when making heavy and effective use of the class power. Sentinels with Tech Armor really allow for a much more "rugged" and aggressive playstyle, while still having a nice set of offensive powers, Vanguards with Charge will probably offer the most "in your face" action you'll ever get in ME2, Adepts with Singularity/Biotics will offer a somewhat unique level of crowd control and simply make you feel more like a "Space Mage" than most other Gun heavy classes... anyway you get my point I hope. *classes are largely defined by their class specific power, and that power should be something you highly take into account when deciding a class to play*
4) Honestly... all classes are pretty fun. I've played every class now to completion, and while some had more overall fun than others, each had its weak moments, and each had its "wow this is sweet" moments. I suggest playing pretty much all of them at some point, its a great game, and the best part is after you've gotten your "cannon playthrough" done with, its fun to play through with other classes and make choices that you wouldnt normally have done, to see other aspects of story/dialogue.
JaegerBane wrote...
Khan the Mad wrote...
Infiltrator,
I believe, is a better sniper for a single reason: their slow-motion
ability requires no activation. Every time you snipe down on an enemy,
you will get time dilation (without the annoying visual effects of
Adrenaline Rush, even).
Same here. The soldier is
definitely a better combatant than the infiltrator but I've never
understood why people brand it a better *sniper*. As you say, they get a
similar slowdown ability but the Infiltrator actually has the ability
to *guarantee* that they won't get shot when lining up their headshots.
I don't get it. I certainly felt it made a better sniper than the soldier for that reason.
I should make 2 things clear first
1) I tend to include heavy pistols (Carnifex and Phalax), and assault rifles (Mattock and Vindicator) as "sniper weapons" simply due to their high precision and good damage. So the use of those weapons (combined with Widow) does somewhat factor into my "better sniper/long range shooter" determination.
2) Saying the "Soldier is the better sniper" is not meant as "The Infiltrator is a terrible sniper, or not even close to the Soldier" when in truth its really a VERY close argument, and as stated by previous posters there ARE advantages to playing an Infiltrator sniper over the Soldier.
My main issues with Soldier over Infiltrator for sniping are A) Access to Widow/Mattock combo, and
Tactical Cloak makes enemies react oddly at times once you disappear from combat, as sometimes that well placed enemy then rapidly moves towards a squadmate (and your squadmate sometimes moves in return), making that "easy shot" not so easy anymore. Personally I find it easier to time the enemies firing pattern, than deal with how often enemies seem to change position the instant you turn on Tactical Cloak.Again, its not that Infiltrator is not a great sniper, its that I simply prefer the more "straight forward" Soldier sniper, and felt like it was just a bit easier in execution than the Infiltrator was.
I had lots of fun with the Infiltrator, and I liked the feeling of the cloaked headshot (it does make you feel like an Assassin), but the class shines when Tactical Cloak is used in combination with sniping and flanking/CQCing, where as I felt Soldier could play at range almost exclusively and effectively.
Modifié par Ares Caesar, 24 février 2011 - 09:31 .
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