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Deus Ex N7

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I've played through a few of the classes but i can't seem to find one than i can't truly sit down and play as for long periods of time wthout me getting bored. Any suggestions?

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RedCaesar97

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Which classes have you tried?

It is also possible that Mass Effect is just not the game for you.

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Couple of questions.
(1) Is it boring because its too easy? What difficulty are you playing at?
(2) How far have you played?

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(1)I was playing Casual untill i can get my right class and get to grips with it
(2)I have complete a full playthroguh with Soldier, Infiltrator and Adept but completed partial playthroughs with Setinel and Engineer

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samoht_okpoh

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I found your problem; you're playing on casual. Everything just dies there.

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xassantex

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go up to hardcore ..or even insanity .
and if you want action, take the shotgun in any class and go for cqc .
vanguard + claymore is popular
there was a recent excellent thread with soldier+shotgun.
or experiment with various combinations ( ryoldschool 's thread with the cryo ammo ) . 
adept on high levels is great too .

Modifié par xassantex, 25 octobre 2011 - 02:04 .


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I recommend playing on Hardcore or Insanity difficulty so every enemy (except in the prologue) gets some form of protection. It makes the game more challenging and hopefully more fun for you. I recommend Hardcore first so you are not completely overwhelmed.

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Deus Ex N7 wrote...

(1)I was playing Casual untill i can get my right class and get to grips with it
(2)I have complete a full playthroguh with Soldier, Infiltrator and Adept but completed partial playthroughs with Setinel and Engineer


I think Casual is too low a level to really get any kind of enjoyment out of any of the classes, largely down to how fragile everything is. The game itself even admits upfront this mode is largely to experience the story rather than play the game.

At minimum, I'd say Normal.

Whether you enjoy a class largely depends on how you prefer to play and what interests you. Personally I realy enjoy chaining stuff together so the team and my powers function better than the sum of their parts, as well as having lots of options, so Adept is my preferred option. Conversely, I find classes that do the same thing no matter the situation are boring, so I'm not a fan of the Vanguard class. I thoroughly enjoy the infiltrator too, but I find the Soldier really hard work in sticking with a playthrough.

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I mus admit i do really love Sniping and am dam good at it but when i play the Infiltrator i feel liek i'm lacking the punch that a Soldier would normally have

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Deus Ex N7 wrote...

I mus admit i do really love Sniping and am dam good at it but when i play the Infiltrator i feel liek i'm lacking the punch that a Soldier would normally have


That's probably true, it's generally easier to do lots of damage with the soldier (using the Widow = FUN). The advantage that the infiltrator has over the soldier in terms of sniping is that they can move around the battlefield really easily by cloaking, so you get to choose where you want to snipe from and can switch sniping locations pretty much whenever you want.

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in that case, the challenge would lie with playing in a completely opposite style, like point blank shooting . It's feasible in all classes , though harder in some.
i recently picked the vanguard class ( insanity ) ... i swear a lot but i don't get bored.

Modifié par xassantex, 26 octobre 2011 - 04:16 .


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xassantex wrote...

in that case, the challenge would lie with playing in a completely opposite style, like point blank shooting . It's feasible in all classes , though harder in some.
i recently picked the vanguard class ( insanity ) ... i swear a lot but i don't get bored.



You have to die like a vanguard before becoming a wrecking ball. :devil:

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Use the infiltrator, take shotgun training when you get onto the collector ship, and try your hand at cloaking, and then using the shotgun on the back of peoples heads while cloaked.

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xassantex

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@ Mi-chan
lol... yeah that vid is so comforting, esp.coming from thisisme8 !!

Modifié par xassantex, 26 octobre 2011 - 05:40 .


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I watched the Vanguard video. To avoid deaths like that there is a strategy to playing as one. Use your squadmates and your weapons to damage or strip protections before you charge. Charging into fully protected enemies is a bad idea.

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Onpoint17 wrote...
I watched the Vanguard video. To avoid deaths like that there is a strategy to playing as one. Use your squadmates and your weapons to damage or strip protections before you charge. Charging into fully protected enemies is a bad idea.


Actually, you want to charge into protected enemies. Protected enemies stagger on the spot instead of flying backward; this allows you to stay close to them so you can kill them with your shotgun and/or elbow of death.

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RedCaesar97 wrote...

Onpoint17 wrote...
I watched the Vanguard video. To avoid deaths like that there is a strategy to playing as one. Use your squadmates and your weapons to damage or strip protections before you charge. Charging into fully protected enemies is a bad idea.


Actually, you want to charge into protected enemies. Protected enemies stagger on the spot instead of flying backward; this allows you to stay close to them so you can kill them with your shotgun and/or elbow of death.


True, but a flying enemy isn't going to be shooting back for a while. In that case you can afford a bit of delay in wiping them out, be that shifting your focus against a neaby enemy or shooting an enemy while they're getting thrown backwards.

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RedCaesar97 wrote...

Actually, you want to charge into protected enemies. Protected enemies stagger on the spot instead of flying backward; this allows you to stay close to them so you can kill them with your shotgun and/or elbow of death.


Another strategy is defense-stripping one enemy with, say warp. Charge him, and shoot the guy next to him while the guy you charged is incapacitated. It's what I prefer anyway.:wizard:

Modifié par Mi-Chan, 26 octobre 2011 - 07:08 .