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[Dr. Doctor]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

I play Vanguard too.....Banshees are impossible on Vanguard....

Take Reave as your bonus power, it shreds through barriers and turns armor into tissue paper.

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

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Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 09 juillet 2012 - 06:00 .

[AussieGiant]

Ieldra2 wrote...

@AussieGiant:
About your ending question: I don't want to derail this thread from its topic any further, so I'll restrict myself to saying that I choose the future that appears to be the most interesting to me. For more details and the in-world reasoning, read the thread linked in my sig and specifically the threads by JShepppp linked therein, that should give you the necessary perspective.

About a Miranda DLC: I think there's a chance for DLC featuring the ME2 LIs not on the ME3 team, perhaps along with other things. I also think there's a chance for Miranda making an appearance in a general story DLC. But rather obviously, she'll never be an irreplaceable character in a DLC.

Thanks a lot Ieldra2

[LanceSolous13]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

LanceSolous13 wrote...

I play Vanguard too.....Banshees are impossible on Vanguard....

Take Reave as your bonus power, it shreds through barriers and turns armor into tissue paper.

I did. Ran with Kaidan and Garrus too. Still took forever to kill them.

That last mission....OH MY GOD. 8 Brutes and 3 Banshees running around. TAHNK GOD you don't have to kill them all.

Thankfully, I didn't actually run into the issue of running out of Medi-gel.

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

Dr. Doctor wrote...

LanceSolous13 wrote...

I play Vanguard too.....Banshees are impossible on Vanguard....

Take Reave as your bonus power, it shreds through barriers and turns armor into tissue paper.

I did. Ran with Kaidan and Garrus too. Still took forever to kill them.

That last mission....OH MY GOD. 8 Brutes and 3 Banshees running around. TAHNK GOD you don't have to kill them all.

Thankfully, I didn't actually run into the issue of running out of Medi-gel.

I can't wait to see it on Insanity. Insanity basically shows the Player how the Combat REALLY is in the Characters' points of view. In their Eyes, the situation is basically what Insanity is. It makes it more "Realistic."

Right now I'm stuck in ME1, and  only finished Therum. I have to finish ME1, ME2, AND ME3 before my next College Semester starts at the end of August. So much to do, ESPECIALLY in ME1.

[AussieGiant]

flemm wrote...

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Maybe I'm thinking TOO  much on it?

It's possible.

This time coffee...everywhere...

[LanceSolous13]

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...

LanceSolous13 wrote...

Dr. Doctor wrote...

LanceSolous13 wrote...

I play Vanguard too.....Banshees are impossible on Vanguard....

Take Reave as your bonus power, it shreds through barriers and turns armor into tissue paper.

I did. Ran with Kaidan and Garrus too. Still took forever to kill them.

That last mission....OH MY GOD. 8 Brutes and 3 Banshees running around. TAHNK GOD you don't have to kill them all.

Thankfully, I didn't actually run into the issue of running out of Medi-gel.

I can't wait to see it on Insanity. Insanity basically shows the Player how the Combat REALLY is in the Characters' points of view. In their Eyes, the situation is basically what Insanity is. It makes it more "Realistic."

Right now I'm stuck in ME1, and  only finished Therum. I have to finish ME1, ME2, AND ME3 before my next College Semester starts at the end of August. So much to do, ESPECIALLY in ME1.

Only four missions honestly gave me trouble, and that was the Ardat-Yakshi Monistary and that was out of my stupidity of taking James and Javik for some reason. Only reason I won that one was because the second Banshee clipped a corner and couldn't move.

The other two were Priority: Rannoch because of the THREE Geth Primes at the end and the Rannoch Reaper being a **** to take down. And the last two were both halves of Priority: Earth, because of that one Banshee and endless Canibals in the first half and 4 Banshees, 8 Brutes, and endless Marauders, Canibals, and Husks at the end of Priority: Earth.

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

Only four missions honestly gave me trouble, and that was the Ardat-Yakshi Monistary and that was out of my stupidity of taking James and Javik for some reason. Only reason I won that one was because the second Banshee clipped a corner and couldn't move.

The other two were Priority: Rannoch because of the THREE Geth Primes at the end and the Rannoch Reaper being a **** to take down. And the last two were both halves of Priority: Earth, because of that one Banshee and endless Canibals in the first half and 4 Banshees, 8 Brutes, and endless Marauders, Canibals, and Husks at the end of Priority: Earth.

I'm playing ME1 on Veteran for the first time. It's not bad, because I played ME2 on Veteran, and Normal in ME3 IS Veteran. Veteran is my "Baseline" Difficulty. I'm going to play ME2 on Hardcore. How bad is that? I'm going to play ME3 on Insanity.

Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 09 juillet 2012 - 07:00 .

[ChrisRudson]

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...

I'm playing ME1 on Veteran for the first time. It's not bad, because I played ME2 on Veteran, and Normal in ME3 IS Veteran. Veteran is my "Baseline" Difficulty. I'm going to play ME2 on Hardcore. How bad is that? I'm going to play ME3 on Insanity.

Insanity on ME3 is way too easy compared to ME1 and ME2 in my opinion. ME1 Insanity AI will constantly overwhelm you by charging you by most enemies. ME2 Insanity AI deals more damage than you could imagine, I could still remember satying in cover for a long time against Fenris Mechs on Freedoms Progress, but, once you get used to it you'll be fine, just remember to take cover. ME3 with the help of the new cover system, it's way easier to move in and out of enemy fire and of course my personal favorite: Grenades(once you're used on how your 'nades bounce you won't have a problem killin multiple enemies with it.).

[LanceSolous13]

Pretty much. When I first started Insanity, I wasn't used to being down in 6 shots or one hit by a grenades.

After that, it gets easier.

Inanity is easy when you realise what you actually need to do, You may occasionally die a lot, but its usually as of no fault to something you did. The key to success is to prioritize your enemies and cut to the power or weapons wheel often to make sure you know where everyone is. That's escentially what all of Priority: Earth is; constantly looking around for where everyone is. It takes forever to whittle down a Banshee's Armor and having three teleporting around at a single time is really painful to deal with. Slightly one reason I'm glad they have a constant slew of Canibals and Marrauders, I have a quick target to jump to if a Banshee gets too close (also for me to jump to when the missles are ready for launch).

By the way, Grissom Academy is also a **** on Insanity. Large open areas, long ranged oponents, too early in the game to have the proper equipment you need. Its a really painful mission...

[ChrisRudson]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

Pretty much. When I first started Insanity, I wasn't used to being down in 6 shots or one hit by a grenades.

After that, it gets easier.

Inanity is easy when you realise what you actually need to do, You may occasionally die a lot, but its usually as of no fault to something you did. The key to success is to prioritize your enemies and cut to the power or weapons wheel often to make sure you know where everyone is. That's escentially what all of Priority: Earth is; constantly looking around for where everyone is. It takes forever to whittle down a Banshee's Armor and having three teleporting around at a single time is really painful to deal with. Slightly one reason I'm glad they have a constant slew of Canibals and Marrauders, I have a quick target to jump to if a Banshee gets too close (also for me to jump to when the missles are ready for launch).

By the way, Grissom Academy is also a **** on Insanity. Large open areas, long ranged oponents, too early in the game to have the proper equipment you need. Its a really painful mission...

Taking down multiple Brutes is easy on insanity, a Soldier with Adrenaline rush using a Saber X makes the difference. Banshees are a pain if you don't have a biotic squadmate, biotic explosions makes the difference when they're all in one place.

Not if you start a New Game +, it's easier that way. I always bring Garrus and EDI, multiple overload along with adrenaline rush(make every shot count) makes every cerberus units(Except the Atlas) look like a wet tissue paper.

[ChrisRudson]

I think we just made this thread as a ME Startegy Discussion.
Going back: Miranda 

Modifié par ChrisRudson, 09 juillet 2012 - 09:50 .

[LanceSolous13]

ChrisRudson wrote...

LanceSolous13 wrote...

Pretty much. When I first started Insanity, I wasn't used to being down in 6 shots or one hit by a grenades.

After that, it gets easier.

Inanity is easy when you realise what you actually need to do, You may occasionally die a lot, but its usually as of no fault to something you did. The key to success is to prioritize your enemies and cut to the power or weapons wheel often to make sure you know where everyone is. That's escentially what all of Priority: Earth is; constantly looking around for where everyone is. It takes forever to whittle down a Banshee's Armor and having three teleporting around at a single time is really painful to deal with. Slightly one reason I'm glad they have a constant slew of Canibals and Marrauders, I have a quick target to jump to if a Banshee gets too close (also for me to jump to when the missles are ready for launch).

By the way, Grissom Academy is also a **** on Insanity. Large open areas, long ranged oponents, too early in the game to have the proper equipment you need. Its a really painful mission...

Taking down multiple Brutes is easy on insanity, a Soldier with Adrenaline rush using a Saber X makes the difference. Banshees are a pain if you don't have a biotic squadmate, biotic explosions makes the difference when they're all in one place.

Not if you start a New Game +, it's easier that way. I always bring Garrus and EDI, multiple overload along with adrenaline rush(make every shot count) makes every cerberus units(Except the Atlas) look like a wet tissue paper.

Totally. Brutes are nothing. Only time they've ever given me trouble was when there are 8 of them all at once on Earth.

Even with Kaidan and Garrus using all their Armor Piercing stuff, Banshees take forever to deal with, and I always make sure to combo my attacks. And now, after that whole mess, I'm going to play SUPER EASY MODE just because I like one hitting things. Its fun.

[ChrisRudson]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

And now, after that whole mess, I'm going to play SUPER EASY MODE just because I like one hitting things. Its fun.

I did that^ a lot on ME2 just for fun, it makes the whole game much realistic. I only had ONE ME2 and ME1 Insanity run. I finished ME3 on insanity three times(twice before EC, then another one when EC was released)

Modifié par ChrisRudson, 09 juillet 2012 - 09:56 .

[hot_heart]

fiendishchicken wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

fiendishchicken wrote...
I like Ventus' story explanation, except I believe TIM isn't actively hunting her (yet) but Miranda has had enough run-ins to be on guard and is also trying to make some noise to get Cerberus off Shepard's back. How do you think that would work with Miranda taking necessary actions to get Cerberus to follow her while buying Shepard the time to get **** done.

When did I do this, and what did I explain?

Shoot wrong person sorry. Yeah Hot_Heart that's the guy. His story.

Haha. Thanks, but you can take credit for the second part. That's a good idea that hadn't even crossed my mind.

[fiendishchicken]

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...

Dr. Doctor wrote...

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Maybe I'm thinking TOO  much on it?

Maybe you just need a break from Mass Effect for awhile.

Miri was my Choice before I bought ME2

That sounds like you were basing your romance completely off her looks alone. You shallow bastard.

Let me introduce you to Miss Diana Allers... 

She's much more up your lane. 

Modifié par fiendishchicken, 09 juillet 2012 - 12:05 .

[fiendishchicken]

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...

Shepard: Miranda made the right decision many months ago. For once you have a dangerous enemy on your Doorstep. It's Pointless, Illusive Man....or should I call you, Jack Harper?

TIM: How...did you-

Miranda: The Shadow Broker always had very interesting information. A name as secret as yours wasn't too hard to come by. You were once a good man. You had a very inspiring goal, but you wasted it all away, betraying not only humanity, but also betraying yourself in the end. If you were here in the flesh, I wouldn't hesitate to shoot you on sight.

TIM: You both had potential. I can see there's no point in reasoning with the two of you. You make a good couple, and now you will end as a couple. Kai Leng, dispose of our...unwanted guests.


*Boss Fight Begins*

Sorry but the Illusive Man runs circles around the Shadow Broker. I doubt even the Shadow Broker knows TIM's real name. That name belongs to the Reapers now.

And TIM would be non-chalantly impressed with them finding his name, and make a quip about them being resourceful.

Modifié par fiendishchicken, 09 juillet 2012 - 12:01 .

[wright1978]

JeffZero wrote...

If you go into EC hoping for loads more Miranda, you're going to be disappointed. If you go into it accepting that barring the super-low odds of some Miranda restoration DLC of some kind, Miranda just isn't getting enough screentime in ME3, then you might enjoy it as best you possibly can... without much Miranda.

EC provided a couple of small Miranda moments that made me smile. Lack of LI re-union|(shep lives) or mourning (Shep dies) was bitterly disappointing though. Ouch more Liara filler.

[Stalker]

wright1978 wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

If you go into EC hoping for loads more Miranda, you're going to be disappointed. If you go into it accepting that barring the super-low odds of some Miranda restoration DLC of some kind, Miranda just isn't getting enough screentime in ME3, then you might enjoy it as best you possibly can... without much Miranda.

EC provided a couple of small Miranda moments that made me smile. Lack of LI re-union|(shep lives) or mourning (Shep dies) was bitterly disappointing though. Ouch more Liara filler.

... especially after their announcement that you will get a better goodbye and conclusion with your chosen LI. 
Doesn't seem like BioWare classifies anyone off the ME3-Normandy as a real LI... really dissapointing side-lining again.

[MisterJB]

flemm wrote...

MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Maybe I'm thinking TOO  much on it?

It's possible.

Is Mercury too hot to bear life?

[o Ventus]

fiendishchicken wrote...

Sorry but the Illusive Man runs circles around the Shadow Broker. I doubt even the Shadow Broker knows TIM's real name. That name belongs to the Reapers now.

And TIM would be non-chalantly impressed with them finding his name, and make a quip about them being resourceful.

TIM definitely doesn't run circles around the Broker. Remember, the Broker had Wilson infiltrate Cerberus for an indeterminate amount of time before Lazarus. Neither TIM nor the Broker act against one another because they both know it's mutually beneficial to both parties to act as allies from time to time instead of openly hostile. Even then in an all out war between the two, I think the Broker still has the edge. The Broker has always had his own private army and sleeper agents planted into nearly every galactic organization, public or otherwise (Cerberus included), Cerberus (Before becoming space n**is) was comprised of 12 cells and employed around ~150 operatives.

[jtav]

I started up ME3 again. Turned Shepard into a Sentinel with Slam. Please tell me I'm not crazy and overly sentimental. I miss her. I miss having my true companions at my side. Far from coming back to where I belong, I feel distant and alienated.

[MisterJB]

Oh, not at all. My Soldier has Slam, don't ask him how.


http://browse.devian...set=24#/d56nzdm

[Xilizhra]

jtav wrote...

I started up ME3 again. Turned Shepard into a Sentinel with Slam. Please tell me I'm not crazy and overly sentimental. I miss her. I miss having my true companions at my side. Far from coming back to where I belong, I feel distant and alienated.

Who do you consider your "true" companions, and why? I presume not James and Javik.

[jtav]

Mordin, Miranda, and Legion. Sometimes Thane, when I can get over my dislike for the fanbase. I like Javik, mostly because he says a lot of thongs I wish I could. But mostly I'm stuck with a bunch of people I feel only polite fondness for. It's an ME1 redux, and ME1 almost made me give up on BW.