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[Mars8309]

I sticked with soldier from ME1 and ME2 same as the demo on ME3.
Powers: better selection than ME1 and ME2. Alot better choices in ME2.
Ammo/clips: I miss the no need to reload just worry about having no ammo like ME1.
Enemies: Had a taste of it on different levels. Didn't like still getting hit while in "cover".
Difficulty: challenaging. Best to go easy/narrative to get familar of the coming game.
Progression & leveling up: Couldn't judge on it much being short as it is. Leveling up is new and different. Points wide different from shepperad and his squadmates.
classes and Builds: Couldn't judge much on it as had a taste of it. Bigger selection than ME2 and ME1.

Other matters kinda lack of disappointment there wasn't a "shock" that you couldn't get in touch with the Lunar base. Not alot is known of James Vega as being playing ME1 and ME2 as Vega was never mention'd.
Great change with Ashley from ME2.
I hope in ME3 game itself doesn't have the disappearing of Joker while hes talking or Sheppard while he was telling Tali to "laugh it up" in ME2 about the Sheppard VI.

Will be waiting for the game to come out.

Played the demo on the 360.

Modifié par Mars8309, 16 février 2012 - 04:18 .

[capn233]

I would say Soldier is my "default" ME class. Played it on the demo 4 times (Normal, Insanity x3). I wouldn't complain except that I played Infiltrator once today on Insanity and it seemed drastically easier. Guess my soldier builds weren't too great. That was with cloak used a handful of times. I used Incinerate mostly.  Or my tactics are improving, who knows.

Easiest time I had with Soldier was probably leveling to Squad Cryo Ammo, which incidentally was the first time I played the demo on Insanity. Somewhat amusing.

Modifié par capn233, 16 février 2012 - 04:20 .

[Rane7685]

Play as vanguard thank me later