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I always thought that the sentinel was the least popular class, at least with the general publiclazuli wrote...
They're supposed to get turrets, so that
might make them more appealing. Bioware is well aware that the Engineer
was the least popular class.
Modifié par VirtualStranger, 25 juin 2011 - 05:38 .
This is exactly what I would like to see for the Engineer in ME3, and yes I have used Tali + Legion with full upgraded Drones, its pretty sweet seeing those lil guys destroy the enemy.marshalleck wrote...
Engineers need more engineery abilities. Things like mines, turrets, localized mass effect field barriers, special hacking/decryption options (maybe tied to dialog or cinematic sequences?) weapon modding in the field without a workbench, etc.
ps: EngieShep, Tali, and Legion all in a team popping their bubbles at once is good times.
Nope, the Engineer or Adept are usually the least popular in polls.VirtualStranger wrote...
I always thought that the sentinel was the least popular class, at least with the general publiclazuli wrote...
They're supposed to get turrets, so that
might make them more appealing. Bioware is well aware that the Engineer
was the least popular class.
Byproduct of an extremely diluted and over-simplified combat gameplay/character build mechanics.Worrywort wrote...
I completely agree. In me2 it felt like the engineer couldn't make up its mind on what it wanted to be in combat.
ME1 or 2?Travie wrote...
Engineer had to be one of the hardest nightmare run throughs, the most fun was vanguard
marshalleck wrote...
Engineers need more engineery abilities. Things like mines, turrets, localized mass effect field barriers, special hacking/decryption options (maybe tied to dialog or cinematic sequences?) weapon modding in the field without a workbench, etc.
The polls here? wouldn't those have a self-selection bias? I think I read somewhere that at least 50% of people who buy the game just use the default setting.Hydralisk wrote...
Nope, the Engineer or Adept are usually the least popular in polls.VirtualStranger wrote...
I always thought that the sentinel was the least popular class, at least with the general publiclazuli wrote...
They're supposed to get turrets, so that
might make them more appealing. Bioware is well aware that the Engineer
was the least popular class.
Modifié par VirtualStranger, 25 juin 2011 - 05:56 .
VirtualStranger wrote...
If all of the classes played exactly the same, then it's your fault for playing them exactly the same.
The Baconer wrote...
marshalleck wrote...
Engineers need more engineery abilities. Things like mines, turrets, localized mass effect field barriers, special hacking/decryption options (maybe tied to dialog or cinematic sequences?) weapon modding in the field without a workbench, etc.
But what about dispensers?
Hydralisk wrote...
ME1 or 2?Travie wrote...
Engineer had to be one of the hardest nightmare run throughs, the most fun was vanguard
I loved my Vanguard is ME2, one of my favorite classes. Beat it on Insanity the first time as a Vanguard.
Hydralisk wrote...
I'm pretty sure Overlord doesn't disable weapons in ME2.
The reason I say the classes felt the same is that the talent trees were made a lot smaller, with less useful abilitys and less choice in what you could improve.
disruptor ammo does that on its own randomly (but fairly consistently) as wellHathur wrote...
Hydralisk wrote...
I'm pretty sure Overlord doesn't disable weapons in ME2.
The reason I say the classes felt the same is that the talent trees were made a lot smaller, with less useful abilitys and less choice in what you could improve.
Overload (when upgraded) empties an enemy's thermal clip.. forcing them to reload (assuming their defenses are already down... won't cause this if they have shields / armor, etc)... in other words it stops them from firing for like 1 to 1.5 seconds.
Modifié par marshalleck, 25 juin 2011 - 05:55 .
Yes, Overload disables weapons as of Level 3. You can see in the skill description "Weapon Overheat Length: 6 seconds", although the enemy has to be unprotected (no shield/armor/barrier), and it's usefulness is situational. Admittedly, this doesn't improve at Level 4, but I imagine you can sub customize it in ME3.Hydralisk wrote...
I'm pretty sure Overlord doesn't disable weapons in ME2.
The reason I say the classes felt the same is that the talent trees were made a lot smaller, with less useful abilitys and less choice in what you could improve.
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