can somebody recommend me a class to use for ME3 on my second-run, as i'm quite indecisve, if you are recommending me one, please provide a sort of skeleton strategy, im not quite good at making my own. Here are my reasons for choosing/not choosing certain classes:
Soldier: Played with it all the way through ME2, not too fond of repetitiveness, although the class may be different in ME3, dunno.
Adept: Never played a biotic before, and I thought it may be interesting, but I like using my weapons and I heard this was a more power dependent class.
Engineer: Didn't like the sound of this class by its powers, although I could be persuaded.
Infiltrator: Played with it all the way through ME2, although I did play my first run of ME3 with this class with the import, wouldn't like to play it again.
Sentinel: Loved this class online, although I fear I may not like it in SP as the powers seem to confound me.
Vanguard: Like this for the same reason as I like the adept, and because this class is quite proficient with weapons, this is definintely high in my books.
Any advice?
class to recommend?
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Mr Krepe
, mars 31 2012 04:40
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Posté 31 mars 2012 - 04:44
Biotic_Warlock
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Overload can be pretty fun when you get the rank 4,5 and 6 perks.
Engineer combat drone does a bit more butt-kicking.
Overload can be pretty fun when you get the rank 4,5 and 6 perks.
Engineer combat drone does a bit more butt-kicking.
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Posté 31 mars 2012 - 04:51
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Engineer has just about everything you need if you don't like being squad dependent, Overload for shield stripping. Upgrade overload through the chain sequence. Incineration for armor stripping. Drones and turrets for distracting and added damage. I usually get AP ammo as bonus and carry a light AR like the vindicator. It's quite a flexible class...you can go caster route or weapons. I did one run carrying only a shotgun.
Sentinel was one of my favorite classes but it's kind of a bore now. You just biotic bomb your way through the game and tech armor sucks now.
Soldier is kinda bleh...mainly because in ME3 it has further lost more uniqueness. Was one of my favorite classes till they handed the abilities of the class to all the other classes.
Sentinel was one of my favorite classes but it's kind of a bore now. You just biotic bomb your way through the game and tech armor sucks now.
Soldier is kinda bleh...mainly because in ME3 it has further lost more uniqueness. Was one of my favorite classes till they handed the abilities of the class to all the other classes.
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Posté 31 mars 2012 - 04:56
Mr Krepe
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I have to say, with the Engineer, if i'm to be weapon dependent (I sometimes forget about powers as I go into my rage mode), which squaddies provide good back-up. I do understand that when i'm entrenched in a tactical situation a tank and cannon such as Vega and Liara would provide good support, but I don't know for certain if these would be the best.
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Posté 31 mars 2012 - 05:05
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Engineers tend to be versatile with squad members too. It mostly depends on the mission and how you have your skills allocated. If you need more firepower then Vega, Garrus, or even Javik seem to work for that. If this were ME2 you would need someone with warp to cover barrier stripping but there doesn't seem to be much of that in ME3. With Garrus along you've got twice the overload and that can very potent sometimes.
