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[Maggot4ever]

***Mild Spoilers on Mass Effect 3: Citadel***


So after playing Mass Effect 3: Citadel, Wrex and Grunt actually truly melee, when it comes to James who it seemed during the campaign he almost never did. Is it worth speccing him melee or keep him health and shields? Maybe I didn't order him directly at the enemy enough? Or did they just code Wrex and Grunt better? Thanks for your time.

Modifié par Maggot4ever, 07 mars 2013 - 02:02 .

[snackrat]

Frankly, the only person I have ever seen melee, ever, were the krogans, Wrex and Grunt. I'm talking ME2 here as well, and I don't remember seeing even Wrex melee in ME (but my memory is pretty much bollocks).
Maybe they do melee but if they do they are goddamn ninjas that do it when I'm never looking. As a result I always go for weapon damage because I KNOW they're at least using those.

[Asch Lavigne]

If you mean James' Fortification he will never purge it for increased melee damage. Unless you do it manually forget those evolutions. (Same with EDI and Kaidan's barrier/shield abilities).

As for actual melee, they only thwack stuff at very close range. I believe its not worth specing them for melee damage. Grunt and Wrex have different AI for melee. Probably a Krogan thing.

[Drayce333]

No, don't bother specing james for melee, but do spec him for all shields/health/DR, he is a beast at tanking. Wrex and Grunt however were made for melee so do indeed give them blades on their claymores.

Fun fact.

ME1: No squadmate could melee except for Wrex, Wrex I believe would only bother to melee back the rushing enemy units, you know like krogans and that big geth.
ME2: No squadmates could melee except Grunt.
ME3: All squadmates can melee if a enemy engages in CQC with them, Grunt and Wrex however seek out a target for CQC.