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[naughty99]

The Grey Ranger wrote...

Instead of activating barrier first, try a lift or a singularity. If you can get them crowd controlled that will probably give you some extra time to activate first aid/barrier and kill a few while taking less fire. Also asap get 4 points into spectre for basic unity. It will let you get those downed squad mates back on their feet. When the first lift or singularity expires, hit them with the other one and keep shooting.

Adepts live and die via crowd control, and an enemy that is under the effects of a lift or singularity is named target. For Wrex when you start leveling him up some more, put points in armor until he gets heavy armor, and then start working on immunity to master (12 points). This will do more to make him a tank than barrier. Same goes for Garrus, he tends to be kinda squishy until you've unlocked his medium armor and gotten some points into electronics.

If all else fails, there are no penalties for dropping the difficulty down to normal or casual, unless you're playing on hardcore/insanity for the achievement.

Lots of great tips here, thanks!

In the case of this particular battle, which I am about to try to beat tonight, as I start the battle, I have no medi-kits, my health is about 1/8 and Wrex's health is almost 0 (I can't see any red bar), so I think the first step is that I have to activate Barrier otherwise I will get one-shotted.

Another question - it seems to take a tremendously long time for my health to recharge outside of battle.

It takes so long that I get bored waiting and waste a medi-kit so that I can continue with the game. Is this normal, or am I doing something wrong?

Modifié par naughty99, 15 mai 2011 - 03:01 .

[Emelligos]

Rockets hurt. A lot.

[Piddlestick]

Chakwas' office on the Normandy has a medi-kit dispenser... handy before heading out on missions. If a vendor sells medi-kit upgrades (and licenses)... buy them!

There are amour modifications you can buy to constantly regen health. Always helpful. Just buy one and swap it into whomever needs it and watch that red bar climb. A Doctor on the Citadel sells them (in the Wards).

You asked if there was some way to skip the cut scenes... I know that using the "spacebar " will skip through the texty ones quite quickly; not sure about skipping them completely though.

It's been a while and I've just restarted playing ME1 myself so my info mightn't be accurate, yet.
Three cheers for ammo-less weapons.

[Firesteel]

naughty99 wrote...

The Grey Ranger wrote...

Instead of activating barrier first, try a lift or a singularity. If you can get them crowd controlled that will probably give you some extra time to activate first aid/barrier and kill a few while taking less fire. Also asap get 4 points into spectre for basic unity. It will let you get those downed squad mates back on their feet. When the first lift or singularity expires, hit them with the other one and keep shooting.

Adepts live and die via crowd control, and an enemy that is under the effects of a lift or singularity is named target. For Wrex when you start leveling him up some more, put points in armor until he gets heavy armor, and then start working on immunity to master (12 points). This will do more to make him a tank than barrier. Same goes for Garrus, he tends to be kinda squishy until you've unlocked his medium armor and gotten some points into electronics.

If all else fails, there are no penalties for dropping the difficulty down to normal or casual, unless you're playing on hardcore/insanity for the achievement.

Lots of great tips here, thanks!

In the case of this particular battle, which I am about to try to beat tonight, as I start the battle, I have no medi-kits, my health is about 1/8 and Wrex's health is almost 0 (I can't see any red bar), so I think the first step is that I have to activate Barrier otherwise I will get one-shotted.

Another question - it seems to take a tremendously long time for my health to recharge outside of battle.

It takes so long that I get bored waiting and waste a medi-kit so that I can continue with the game. Is this normal, or am I doing something wrong?

Health regen in ME1 was very long unless you were a soldier or had two Medical exoskeleton Xs. This was changed for ME2 and medigel's usage changed as well, instead of being health like in ME1, it is a revival tool. Unity in ME1 is much better than its counter part in ME2 in my opinion because it is spammable and doesn't use up medigel. If you really don't want to wait for your health to regenerate, medigel is the ME1 way to go, until you get the afformentioned Medical interface/exoskeleton.

[The Grey Ranger]

Yep, sounds like a pretty bad spot, if all else fails and you just want to move along, there is always the command console. I wouldn't normally suggest it, but if you are totally stuck and just want to move the story along, you can use that to give yourself some more medigel. That might help and let you get through the fight.

http://masseffect.wi.../wiki/PC_Cheats