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[Bahoogasmif]

@Tacticity, you've come to the right thread friend.

Chp 41 of Wings Of Fire tonight, im on a roll baby!

[SnakeEyes]

So I'm in the middle of my 4th ME3 playthough (prepping for Leviathan and other SP DLC) and I figured I'd "TRY" to romance Liara this time instead.

NOOOPE!

As soon as Tali came back and I heard her voice and saw DEM HIPS, Liara got the flick lol!
I swear, I just can't help myself

[Lilihierax Krinik]

JesseLee202 wrote...

Such a shame that's at the top of this page...

That's all? I thought you would kill me. Dammit, I had to be rougher the next time. 

[Lilihierax Krinik]

amxstyle wrote...

I normally bring Tali and Thane to the collector base, for the drone, energy drain and squad shredder ammo. This time though, I took shredder ammo for myself so I will swap Thane for someone else. Maybe Miranda or Garrus this time.

I actually found insanity in ME1 to be kinda easier than expected. I had all the X armors, Spectre X weapons and as a soldier just spam overkill and immunity, swapping ammo types as needed. Already did an ME3 one and that one didn't seem so bad either.

I always bring with me Legion and Grunt, the two have the best weapons (widow and claymore) and they have many life points. They make everything easier. Once I thought it was just me, so I tried to bring with me Tali and Garrus.... terrible mistake.....

[Swordfish56]

Tali and Garrus can be good squadmates in combat Krinik. Tali's shield drain helps her survivability and also is great and stripping the shields of enemies that I then proceed to take down with my sniper rifle. Garrus does the same thing with overload, and provides decent support with a sniper rifle too, esp with that armor piercing ammo of his.  Conc shot can be used to knockdown bad guys to put them out of action for a sec. And Tali's drone is great at distracting enemies, esp in ME2.

In the end, you have to use them right I say. I'm a bit of a control freak and actually disable squadmate power usage and direct it all personally though.

Modifié par Swordfish56, 15 août 2012 - 08:44 .

[SnakeEyes]

Everyone says that ME2 has the hardest Insanity difficulty. I always hesitated from playing Insanity but after ME3, I'm going to go back and do ME2 for the Platinum Trophy.

[TheWerdna]

Kurt-Niisan2 wrote...

Everyone says that ME2 has the hardest Insanity difficulty. I always hesitated from playing Insanity but after ME3, I'm going to go back and do ME2 for the Platinum Trophy.

Insanity is easy if you play it right. Use squad powers to focus on powerful foes, stay mobile yet usetilize alot of cover, try for headshots, direct squatmates to attack specific enemies to either focus fire them down or distract enemeis for you, etc.

[Dragon_Claw]

HUGS!!!   <3<3<3

[SnakeEyes]

Change it to BroShep and we're talking.

[Cribbian]

Hello everyone

I want to use Tali as much as possibly in my current playthrough but I don't know what to do with Javik. Is it worth it to wait to pick him up or will I miss out on a lot of his dialouge during the game?

[Dragon_Claw]

Kurt-Niisan2 wrote...

Change it to BroShep and we're talking.

Unfortunately my avatar & signatur is resisting me.  

[SnakeEyes]

Hah, oh well.
Cribbian: As far as Javik goes, you can take him or leave him. He offers good dialogue and scenes outside of combat, so you don't even need to take him on missions. Just leave him in his little room on the ship

Also, damnit! We've been outposted by the Mirimancers... ~_~

Modifié par Kurt-Niisan2, 15 août 2012 - 11:00 .

[Lilihierax Krinik]

Swordfish56 wrote...

Tali and Garrus can be good squadmates in combat Krinik. Tali's shield drain helps her survivability and also is great and stripping the shields of enemies that I then proceed to take down with my sniper rifle. Garrus does the same thing with overload, and provides decent support with a sniper rifle too, esp with that armor piercing ammo of his.  Conc shot can be used to knockdown bad guys to put them out of action for a sec. And Tali's drone is great at distracting enemies, esp in ME2.

In the end, you have to use them right I say. I'm a bit of a control freak and actually disable squadmate power usage and direct it all personally though.

Meeh, Legion also has a drone. Legion and Grunt are not just the only ones with the best life and shields skills, but they have powers to upgrade their shields, so, when they're close to die, you put that power and done, they are in the battle stronger than before. The shield drain is usefull, you're right, but  I personally prefer a character with great weapons skills, like Legion, than one with some interesting powers. I mean, Legion is a real badass with the Widow, Tali with that shotgun can't kill even a fly. Same thing for Grunt and Garrus, grunt has "conc shot" and overload is usefull, but is much, much more usefull the grunt's charge. For making an example, before taking with me Legion, my team was Grunt-Garrus, and when I took Legion, there was a great difference. Same thing on the Tali's loyalty mission, where I brought with me Legion: even if it was a close combat situation, Tali died every 2 seconds, so I and Legion had to do all the work. 

There are companions better than others, but maybe I just find Legion and Grunt more suitable to my combat style... Anyway I always found Tali and Garrus, in ME1, the weakest companions, in ME2 Garrus is ok, Tali not.

In ME3 instead Tali is a real badass, she finally has an armor, not a suit, and she is finally one of the best, at least for me

Modifié par Lilihierax Krinik, 15 août 2012 - 11:18 .

[Tokaki]

Cribbian wrote...

Hello everyone

I want to use Tali as much as possibly in my current playthrough but I don't know what to do with Javik. Is it worth it to wait to pick him up or will I miss out on a lot of his dialouge during the game?

My advice would be to get Javik as early as possible if you want to play through with just Tali.  The only mission where bringing Javik along really changes what is and is not said is on Thessia.     That's what I think, anyway.

[SilverEchidna]

Tokaki wrote...

Cribbian wrote...

Hello everyone

I want to use Tali as much as possibly in my current playthrough but I don't know what to do with Javik. Is it worth it to wait to pick him up or will I miss out on a lot of his dialouge during the game?

My advice would be to get Javik as early as possible if you want to play through with just Tali.  The only mission where bringing Javik along really changes what is and is not said is on Thessia.     That's what I think, anyway.

Let's not forget the first conversation that Tali and Javik have after the dreadnought mission.
"What? How do you know..."
*Javik troll laugh*

[amxstyle]

iSpaz wrote...

amxstyle wrote...
I actually found insanity in ME1 to be kinda easier than expected. I had all the X armors, Spectre X weapons and as a soldier just spam overkill and immunity, swapping ammo types as needed. Already did an ME3 one and that one didn't seem so bad either.

Imo ME1 insanity wasn't suppose to be hard just hella annoying lol. Krogan regen and biotic stunlocks were a pain in the ass on top of having to shoot things for what felt like 10 minutes. It's the only game in the triolgy that I stopped playing on insanity...Twice was enough and I rather not break my keyboard. ;p

I found ways around the annoying bits. Polonium/Sledgehammer rounds to stop the regen and biotics/melee to knock enemies down then just stand over them and "rambo" them to death with my assault rifle. The spectre weapons never overheat!

[amxstyle]

SilverEchidna wrote...

Tokaki wrote...

Cribbian wrote...

Hello everyone

I want to use Tali as much as possibly in my current playthrough but I don't know what to do with Javik. Is it worth it to wait to pick him up or will I miss out on a lot of his dialouge during the game?

My advice would be to get Javik as early as possible if you want to play through with just Tali.  The only mission where bringing Javik along really changes what is and is not said is on Thessia.     That's what I think, anyway.

Let's not forget the first conversation that Tali and Javik have after the dreadnought mission.
"What? How do you know..."
*Javik troll laugh*

Sometimes I wish bioware would give Shepard some comedic interupts for moments like this.

But yes the commanduh does get to appreciate it!

[Kinom001]

Not sure if it's a subject of interest still but Shepard was born in 2154 and Tali in 2161. Eh, that's not much of a difference in age.

Modifié par Kinom001, 15 août 2012 - 02:07 .

[Edolix]

Kinom001 wrote...

Not sure if it's a subject of interest still but Shepard was born in 2154 and Tali in 2161. Eh, that's not much of a difference in age.

Yup, and its even less of a difference when you consider that Shepard lost two years of his life due to being spaced.

That's why I never understand why some people feel reluctant to romance Tali just because of their age difference, because it really is negligible.

Modifié par Edolix, 15 août 2012 - 02:13 .

[GarvakD]

Finished ME3 few hours ago.
Now I am extremely depressed.
Just wanted to survive and live with Tali in the end

[Unschuld]

Edolix wrote...

Kinom001 wrote...

Not sure if it's a subject of interest still but Shepard was born in 2154 and Tali in 2161. Eh, that's not much of a difference in age.

Yup, and its even less of a difference when you consider that Shepard lost two years of his life due to being spaced.

That's why I never understand why some people feel reluctant to romance Tali just because of their age difference, because it really is negligible.

From my point of view, it really dates the poster's age when I see that type of comment. Age gaps narrow as you grow older, and a difference as much as 10 years is perfectly acceptable once you reach mid-twenties (going up of course). Gaps of 3-6 years as depicted here are nothing worth raising an eyebrow for at that age. My fiancee is almost four years younger than I, which would have been huge when I was 18. At my current age however, it's negligible.

In terms of societal views on age of maturity, Quarians seem to be more or less in line with humans so that's a non-issue as well.... As opposed to Liara, despite being 100+ years old is still considered by her society and species to be barely past teenage level of maturity...

Modifié par Unschuld, 15 août 2012 - 02:41 .

[megamacka]

Cribbian wrote...

Hello everyone

I want to use Tali as much as possibly in my current playthrough but I don't know what to do with Javik. Is it worth it to wait to pick him up or will I miss out on a lot of his dialouge during the game?

His dialogue is basically '' Primitives or in my cycle ''

Modifié par megamacka, 15 août 2012 - 03:39 .

[megamacka]

Unschuld wrote...

Edolix wrote...

Kinom001 wrote...

Not sure if it's a subject of interest still but Shepard was born in 2154 and Tali in 2161. Eh, that's not much of a difference in age.

Yup, and its even less of a difference when you consider that Shepard lost two years of his life due to being spaced.

That's why I never understand why some people feel reluctant to romance Tali just because of their age difference, because it really is negligible.

From my point of view, it really dates the poster's age when I see that type of comment. Age gaps narrow as you grow older, and a difference as much as 10 years is perfectly acceptable once you reach mid-twenties (going up of course). Gaps of 3-6 years as depicted here are nothing worth raising an eyebrow for at that age. My fiancee is almost four years younger than I, which would have been huge when I was 18. At my current age however, it's negligible.

In terms of societal views on age of maturity, Quarians seem to be more or less in line with humans so that's a non-issue as well.... As opposed to Liara, despite being 100+ years old is still considered by her society and species to be barely past teenage level of maturity...

The picture was a joke...

[Unschuld]

megamacka wrote...
The picture was a joke...

Ha.

Well I know that, but some people really are serious about it.

[FenixWylde]

GarvakD wrote...

Finished ME3 few hours ago.
Now I am extremely depressed.
Just wanted to survive and live with Tali in the end

Welcome to the club.. *hugs*

But hey.. at least i found my own Tali'Zorah IRL