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[Anthros]

Cerberus Engineers can repair Atlases - the first time I noticed that was in a Plat-Game last week (after >9 Months playing this game).

Modifié par Anthros, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:22 .

[Alijah Green]

N7-Slayer/Fury melee was never intended for short range attack. Meaning 4m is the proper distance for flawless execution

[NuclearTech76]

Husks and Abominations can sync kill you on Gold and Platinum. At least sort of.

[jaydubs67]

The Paladin can instantly swap weapons while his shield is deployed.  Hitting back and heavy melee while the shield is deployed causes it to instantly cancel.  With fast fingers, this means you can switch from your weapon to your missile launcher in a quarter of a second, saving teammates from grab kills and the like.  

It also lets you perform trick shooting shenanigans.  For instance, deploying your shield automatically releases an acolyte's charged shot.  So you can charge an acolyte and then quick swap to another weapon.  This means you'll have your second weapon ready to go just as the acolyte projectile hits, letting you unload into an enemy with no shields just as it is stunned for easy headshots.  

[UnicornsFolly]

You can click MMB default (I don't know on console, check your bindings) to switch sides on cover without leaving the cover. Either my friend or I discovered that by mashing buttons or something. It's actually reasonably helpful if you can get into the habit.

[Distilled Poison]

Jackville Assington wrote...

if you hold down the roll button and move forward you can run

Best post on BSN to date. Oh god, my sides, they're in orbit.

[Learn To Love Yourself]

oXTheReverendXo wrote...

I play without pants on. But I guess a lot of people knew that...

Creepy... not the fact that you play without pants, but the fact that I play with only my pants on. 

You probaby have an outie belly button, don't you?  I feel like we are complementary missing puzzle pieces...

Modifié par Jack Crapper, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:29 .

[Learn To Love Yourself]

The Geth Soldier's Flamer can take down an unshielded Atlas in one cast.

[Randomical]

Power Amplifier Module doesn't increase force of the powers.
You can roll while you are getting up after medigel orrevive.
Also it's possible to kill an unshielded platinum Atlas with flamer in one cast.

[Beeno4Life]

UnicornsFolly wrote...

You can click MMB default (I don't know on console, check your bindings) to switch sides on cover without leaving the cover. Either my friend or I discovered that by mashing buttons or something. It's actually reasonably helpful if you can get into the habit.

For consoles, press down on either stick. 

[oXTheReverendXo]

Jack Crapper wrote...

oXTheReverendXo wrote...

I play without pants on. But I guess a lot of people knew that...

Creepy... not the fact that you play without pants, but the fact that I play with only my pants on. 

You probaby have an outie belly button, don't you?  I feel like we are complementary missing puzzle pieces...

Not yet, but I'm sure that with a pair of tweezers and a little bit of dental floss I could make it happen. Only for you...

Modifié par oXTheReverendXo, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:35 .

[BjornDaDwarf]

jaydubs67 wrote...
It also lets you perform trick shooting shenanigans.  For instance, deploying your shield automatically releases an acolyte's charged shot.  So you can charge an acolyte and then quick swap to another weapon.  This means you'll have your second weapon ready to go just as the acolyte projectile hits, letting you unload into an enemy with no shields just as it is stunned for easy headshots.  

Other "trick shots" including using Biotic Charge like this.  Any charged weapon will fire halfway through the BC animation, aimed at where your reticule was when the BC started.  Quite effective with the Arc Pistol and GPS, though I have a soft spot for doing it with the Kishock, just for giggles.

Cosmetic thing some people don't notice, the GPSMG has two little flaps that unfold as you fire, and lights that go up them.  The bonus 2.5x damage multiplier activates when the top light turns on (after the 6th shot). 

[chcknwng]

I heard the rank 6 bonus Sniper damage of TC on Geth and QMI applies to not only sniper rifles but other weapons as well.

[Raikiri-78]

[quote]BjornDaDwarf wrote...

[quote]jaydubs67 wrote...
The bonus 2.5x damage multiplier activates when the top light turns on (after the 6th shot). 
[/quote]


What? I've never heard of the GPSMG having any special damage multipliers.

Modifié par Raikiri-78, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:47 .

[NuclearTech76]

wngmv wrote...

I heard the rank 6 bonus Sniper damage of TC on Geth and QMI applies to not only sniper rifles but other weapons as well.

Interesting? I wouldn't think so BUT the cluster grenades description is inaccurate so there's a possibility.

[llandwynwyn]

Praetorian's belly is its head. You can get a headshot medal for finishing the thing shooting there.

[Learn To Love Yourself]

Lord_Sirian wrote...

Cyonan wrote...

The one that increases bullet spread by 60%.

I imagine that's another one that people don't know much.

Seeker Swarms do that.

 

It has always astounded me how unobservant people are in this game. I don't understand how you could get hit by seeker swarms and *not* notice that your bullets are suddenly flying all over the place and that you can't hit anything with your usually-accurate weapon unless you're standing in the enemy's face. 

Incidentally, I would like to see how large the spread on a Raider with no smart choke, no accuracy boosts like hunter mode etc. and the -60% from seeker swarms would be.

I imagine it would be rather amusing.

You'd probably end up shooting behind you.

[BjornDaDwarf]

Raikiri-78 wrote...

BjornDaDwarf wrote...

The bonus 2.5x damage multiplier activates when the top light turns on (after the 6th shot). 

What? I've never heard of the GPSMG having any special damage multipliers.

I just finally realized how the GPSMG works recently, even after having been a fan of it for a long time.  It uses a 2.5x damage multiplier to hide the fact that it's RoF isn't as high as it appears.  It's RoF is capped at 720RPM, or 12 rounds per second.  As it "speeds up", a 2.5x damage multiplier kicks in and it starts to chew up ammo at a rate that appears to be about 27 rounds per second.  However in reality, only 12 rounds per second are actually leaving the barrel.  So it has the appearance of the fastest RoF in the game, but it's an illusion created by the damage multiplier, it's graphic and the sound effects.

Hell, I suppose that is something that a lot of people don't know.

Modifié par BjornDaDwarf, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:55 .

[NuclearTech76]

Lord_Sirian wrote...

Cyonan wrote...

The one that increases bullet spread by 60%.

I imagine that's another one that people don't know much.

Seeker Swarms do that.

 

It has always astounded me how unobservant people are in this game. I don't understand how you could get hit by seeker swarms and *not* notice that your bullets are suddenly flying all over the place and that you can't hit anything with your usually-accurate weapon unless you're standing in the enemy's face. 

Incidentally, I would like to see how large the spread on a Raider with no smart choke, no accuracy boosts like hunter mode etc. and the -60% from seeker swarms would be.

I imagine it would be rather amusing.

It honestly took me a while to realize it F's up accuracy as well, I use mostly the paladin. I didn't realize the fancy new scopes added stability as well till recently and it says it in the description.

[cronshaw]

Rutherford B Hayes was born in Delaware, Ohio

Modifié par modok8, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:56 .

[Fetra]

Speaking of seeker swarms, if you are playing a volus and already have biotic orbs floating around you, those floating balls will override the lock out and actually reduce how long the swarm stays on you to almost nothing do to their natural ability to reduce cooldowns.  Also while the swarms are on you, you can still use grenades since they dont follow a cooldown like powers do.  Of course if you just stand still, wait for them to shack in one spot, roll away you will kill them without ever getting infected.

Another fun way to give the enemy the bird is to stun lock dragoons and pyros by melee combos. A heavy melee or the final blow from a melee flury will cancel their animation, then if you keep spawming your melee flury attack you will keep them stun locked.

[Zero132132]

Fetra wrote...

Speaking of seeker swarms, if you are playing a volus and already have biotic orbs floating around you, those floating balls will override the lock out and actually reduce how long the swarm stays on you to almost nothing do to their natural ability to reduce cooldowns.  Also while the swarms are on you, you can still use grenades since they dont follow a cooldown like powers do.  Of course if you just stand still, wait for them to shack in one spot, roll away you will kill them without ever getting infected.

Another fun way to give the enemy the bird is to stun lock dragoons and pyros by melee combos. A heavy melee or the final blow from a melee flury will cancel their animation, then if you keep spawming your melee flury attack you will keep them stun locked.

The orbs thing, I didn't know. I'm a big fan of running through swarms to get them to self-destruct, though. Only noticed the radius difference when I tried to do the same thing to a plague, got hit with damage, but could still use powers.

[Shinobu]

My old school Turian Sentinel rolled low cover to low cover in the pit to the right of the Reactor once. It occurred at the bottom of the far staircase. I haven't tried to replicate it.

Modifié par Shinobu, 09 janvier 2013 - 11:09 .