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[TrojanGuy]

 I'm sure you're aware of one or two fan-made talent calculators that people use to share their builds, but the ones I've seen are either unreliable (one I can't even get to right now), out of date, or just hard to use. I really loved the addition of the Multiplayer Manifest, and I'd love if you guys could put up some sort of official talent calculator that people could use to theorycraft and share builds for their favorite race/class combos in ME3 multiplayer!

[Ektogamut]

While I agree Narida's is still quite good.

http://narida.pytalh...00BAAAA@0@0AA@@

Modifié par Ektogamut, 20 juin 2012 - 05:40 .

[BazoozooTV]

^This.

Narida's site is good enough

[TrojanGuy]

Yeah I was actually having trouble getting to narida's site all day, which prompted me to make this thread. It does the job, but it'd be nice to have something official, nice-looking, etc. that BioWare kept up-to-date when they did balance changes and whatnot.

[GaryMaple]

The only thing Narida's doesn't have is a sleek interface and the option to add weapon mods.

[tamperous]

There's so many bugs in so many powers, it'd be doubtful that an official calculator would display correct information. I honestly trust the fan sourced worksheets more.

[Draining Dragon]

Here's the one that I use:

[GaryMaple]

Draining Dragon wrote...

Here's the one that I use:

You missed the part where you get to pick between a Claymore X or a Krysae X.

[Draining Dragon]

GaryMaple wrote...

Draining Dragon wrote...

Here's the one that I use:

You missed the part where you get to pick between a Claymore X or a Krysae X.

I'll add that in version 2.0

[Mozts]

I think players who care enough to use a site like Narida's (fantastic BTW) are minority, therefore, bioware doesn't care enough.

I would LOVE to see this happening though.

Other thing is: Abrams(or was it Holmes?) said their prefer to keep some things under the hood. A site with such detailed game data might not be what they want.