There's 2 way to use the Fury: the "Pure Adept" way and the "Weapon Adept" way (aka N7-Link way...). Honestly, both are really good, but I prefer to focus on powers with my Fury instead of focusing on weapons.
So what you need is this
build.
The strategy is simple and dominate from Bronze to Platinum...
At the beginning of each round, you recast Anihilation Field to avoid charging an enemy just to find out AF stopped and you firing blanks...
When you see a non-boss enemy, you charge him. DO NOT FIRE THE ACOLYTE, wait until AF prime the target. As soon as AF prime the target, you release the Acolyte shot and use Throw just after that. The reason is simple, the Drain evolution (AF's evo 6) don't care about what cause the damage to shield. As long as you're in priming distance, the damage to shield will be drained. Since the Acolyte strip the shield completely on everything from Husk to Phantoms even on Platinum, when you use Throw afterward you obliterate the enemy's health and you resplenish your shield completely. This strategy will allow you to run into groups of enemies and kill them almost instantly while keeping full health and shield.... you can't beat that...
For bosses, use Dark Channel first then AF + Throw. Since AF doesn't prime twice the same target unless you move out of the way, do the "circle dance" and you'll be fine.
When closing in is harder to pull off, use DC + Throw to stagger the enemy and give you the opportunity to close in. DC is extremely usefull for range Biotic Explosions, take advantage of that and you'll be a killing machine.
Last but not least, HOST the game, it makes the whole difference between a full health/shield Fury and a dead Fury.
Edit: Passives aren't necessary at all. It doesn't give you any good buff. All your powers do little damage, especially Throw, meaning that a 50% damage boost on powers is just ridiculous. Your power will come from BEs and the fact that all health/shield enemies will melt in front of you.
Modifié par TheThirdRace, 28 janvier 2013 - 08:32 .