I understand what you typed and the idea.Soja57 wrote...
Yajuu Omoi wrote...
Honestly...I like the idea for that sniper...not sure how well the whole "delayed shot" thing would work.
I like it, don't get me wrong, i just think it would be a MASSIVE learning curve to use it...
Wait, are you confused on how it works? Or simply on how one can use it effectively?
It would be nice if we had to,first time when enviroment actually does somtheing!AresKeith wrote...
are we gonna have to stay out the sunlight on Haestrom?
Evets616 wrote...
Man, what a great idea for a dlc pack. The powers, weapons and characters are very well thought out.
One thing that jumped out to me, probably because I was replaying Lair of the Shadow Broker today, is that Azure (on Illium esp.) is vulgar slang for the Asari's nether regions. I'd probably change that one.
Also, AMAZING job on the weapon design.
Krogan Warlord wrote...
How would the MERC's actually look?Would they wear helmets or just normal without helmet like in ME2?
ThisUntonic wrote...
Krogan Warlord wrote...
How would the MERC's actually look?Would they wear helmets or just normal without helmet like in ME2?
Would be interesting if they could have for the Skin Tone the ability to take off the helmet.
Krogan Warlord wrote...
It would be nice if we had to,first time when enviroment actually does somtheing!AresKeith wrote...
are we gonna have to stay out the sunlight on Haestrom?
Soja57 wrote...
OperatingWookie wrote...
Azure, because it's an Asari world?
So, it takes place in the seedier and lower areas of Illium?
Maybe a cargo line?
That could work. When I chose Azure, I wasn't directly referring to the hotel. I simply chose it because it was a shade of blue, a dominant color of Illium due to its blue-hued skyscrapers and dominant Asari population.
Commander Castillo wrote...
BS. You could have easily named it Firebase Cerulean or Firebase Indigo but you named it that as an immature joke.
Deadlysyns wrote...
Also no Vorcha's with two Grenades it would be a horrible pain in the ass the only reason it works on Demolisher is pylon.
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But when you run out your screwed on Platinum this is not "Viable"Soja57 wrote...
Deadlysyns wrote...
Also no Vorcha's with two Grenades it would be a horrible pain in the ass the only reason it works on Demolisher is pylon.
True. But do keep in mind that both of his grenades deal sustained damage (damage over time), whereas the Demolisher focuses on burst damage with grenades. The Vorcha can launch a grenade and sweep up with melee (his heavy melee is argualy one of the best) or with powerful weapons due to his increased durability from Bloodlust and weapon weight being of little concern.
Deadlysyns wrote...
But when you run out your screwed on Platinum this is not "Viable"Soja57 wrote...
True. But do keep in mind that both of his grenades deal sustained damage (damage over time), whereas the Demolisher focuses on burst damage with grenades. The Vorcha can launch a grenade and sweep up with melee (his heavy melee is argualy one of the best) or with powerful weapons due to his increased durability from Bloodlust and weapon weight being of little concern.
Seriously? If you know how to play even a grenade based class can be used quite effectivly on Platinum even when they run out of said nades.Deadlysyns wrote...
But when you run out your screwed on Platinum this is not "Viable"
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Commander Castillo wrote...
Soja57 wrote...
OperatingWookie wrote...
Azure, because it's an Asari world?
So, it takes place in the seedier and lower areas of Illium?
Maybe a cargo line?
That could work. When I chose Azure, I wasn't directly referring to the hotel. I simply chose it because it was a shade of blue, a dominant color of Illium due to its blue-hued skyscrapers and dominant Asari population.
BS. You could have easily named it Firebase Cerulean or Firebase Indigo but you named it that as an immature joke.
Still i hate Grenades they are so outdated when we have powers like SlamYajuu Omoi wrote...
Seriously? If you know how to play even a grenade based class can be used quite effectivly on Platinum even when they run out of said nades.Deadlysyns wrote...
But when you run out your screwed on Platinum this is not "Viable"
If they're nade based, then they have little t no reguard for CD, meaning they can bring any two weapons they like. And those will get you through an entire Platinum match, all you have to do is get ammo...and guess what is at the ammo crates! GRENADES!!
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Soja57 wrote...
Iezza wrote...
Could you tell me how you did the logos please?
I didn't make the old power logos (the powers that Bioware already made), only my custom powers.
I created these logos using Adobe Photoshop and Flash Professional CS6. You can also use Adobe Illustrator if you are more familiar with it. Flash is to allow you to draw/trace lines and shapes and color them in. Photoshop is for cropping out current ME3 power icons, which I use as a template for my new powers. You can download a free trial for 30 days for the programs, but you have to sign up and download Adobe Download Assistant. No big deal, really.
First, open up the evolution tree for your desired power (let's use Biotic Charge, in this case). Take a screen cap (you can do this by using Print Screen key, Video Capture Programs, or in-game console commands), and open it with Photoshop. Crop out unwanted areas around the icon, then save it as an image (preferable as a PNG file). You have successfully extracted power icons from ME3.
Custom Icons:
Import the image in Flash and trace the icon's outline with new lines in a new layer. Paint a gradiant in, making sure that you copy the color gradiant of Biotic Charge icon's background. Change your created lines to the same color as the icon's outline, and you have a custom template for your new powers. You may want to import the icon into Photoshop and add finishing touches like a slight glowing effect to follow Bioware's style.
The difficult part is creating entirely new power icons. I simply follow Mass Effect's style with my own twist. Biotic Charge has two shades of blue that are useful for creating your own icons. Sometimes I crop out or trace certain elements out of Bioware's icons, and implement them into my own, as you can see in my Polonium Grenade, etc.
. i meant the firebase ones 
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