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[astheoceansblue]

Sabbatine wrote...

The two are not mutually exclusive and the person who plays smart, uses crowd control, and has fitness will be the most effective team mate in the end.

Experience dictates otherwise. Seen so many people running without fitness on GI clear out maps without dropping hardly at all, and being "super asset to team!". These players have tended to be the best GIs I've seen, too.

Whatever suits, I guess.

Modifié par astheoceansblue, 26 avril 2012 - 02:26 .

[D4rk50ul808]

suprarj wrote...

D4rk50ul808 wrote...Yeah I think people think power makes them kill faster. AA adept is always 6/6/6/0/6 because all I do is stasis and detonations, why do I care how much damage the individual skills do. You can overcome 15% power damage quite easily with skilled play. The difference between a Marauder killing you with one burst and you still having shields left over is priceless. The less time you are in cover or laying on the ground, the more time you are killing things.

You can also overcome the entire fitness tree by skilled play. 

So is everyone who is consistantly wrong going to fall back on the whole I'm more skilled than you junk?





I say prove it because taking skills that do nothing for an adept just to not have way more survibility seems like the same guys I carry through gold on a daily basis. Recharge rate = more time out of cover killing. I prefer to be able to help downed teammates in a mess.





Btw unnamed troll, I already invited you to come play so enough about your noob tube.

[Currylaksa]

D4rk50ul808 wrote...
Btw unnamed troll, I already invited you to come play so enough about your noob tube.

Epeen in a PVE game? lol

[D4rk50ul808]

Currylaksa wrote...

D4rk50ul808 wrote...Btw unnamed troll, I already invited you to come play so enough about your noob tube.

Epeen in a PVE game? lol

Nah I have a stalker and she is scary looking. Won't go back under her bridge.

[DrHolyman]

astheoceansblue wrote...

It depends on the class.

Salarian Infiltrators have an infinite special ops pack that causes enemy damge (Energy Drain) and super recharge invisibility (Tactical Cloak) that lets them avoid damage.

They don't need fitness anywhere near as much as other classes do.

Aside from that, you can learn to play on low fitness if you know how to manage your shield gate and optimise your pop-up time. It's all about utility versus survivability, and both ways are extremely viable.

I never thought of it like that, thanks for the advice:happy: