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Tricky D 92 wrote...

I'm not really jumping in, maybe my title is misleading

I played a little bit of MP just after the game was released, you know when the Quarian with Sabotage was being spammed by everyone and the human vanguard would spam charge then nova on everything.

I've just not played since all the new classes and weapons have been introduced. I'm by no means a great player but i'm not bronze level

I just solo'd silver with my Geth Jug (not saying that's a huge achievement but just implying that I'm not a bronze player)

Play silver, then. You will hardly ever get kicked, and you will be able to max out you uncommons and get plenty of rares unlocked.

It would also help if you have atleast two mods unlocked on each of your weapons. Having only one mod is another sign of how little experience a player has.

Having no consumables is another reason for getting kicked. I personally dont kick for a lack of consumables especially since consumables are not necessarily applicable to all builds. However a lot of higher level players do complain about absence of equipment.

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really Dunvi? why don't you even see what I said.
it's all on him/her, not us. sure, I can pull my weight in Silver games.

I recently went back to bronze again to help newbie players. AGAIN for seventh time.
honestly, I don't believe you'd be capable to hate other players like you just said in your post towards me.

pephaps you are better off not posting such comments like that, it would only serve to degrade yourself and the player you are commenting to.

this is what lays the groundwork for becoming toxic forum. let's keep things civil please.

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Ok it sounds like I should definitely stick to silver until I get a lot more items and experience. What packs should I be looking to open to get the best value for items at my level?

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Tricky D 92 wrote...

Ok it sounds like I should definitely stick to silver until I get a lot more items and experience. What packs should I be looking to open to get the best value for items at my level?

you should go for Premium Spectre Packs, (rare and ultra rare stuff appear here sometimes)  Reserve Packs (character pack) and Jumbo Equipment Packs, (gear/equipment pack)  Arensal Packs (weapon pack)  they are very good.

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Tricky D 92 wrote...

Dunvi wrote...

To the OP: I don't mean to imply that you might not be ready for a higher difficulty already. If you know what you're doing and you pick good loadouts you can pull your own weight despite a minimal maxifest. I don't particularly like the AA and find her fairly underpowered (I strongly prefer the HA for a bad-weapon build), but for a player with low-quality weapons it's a fine choice, and similarly I don't like Juggies period (especially for trying higher difficulties because it trivializes the tactics and requirements to succeed at said difficulty with any other class), but if you know what you're doing it's reasonable.

That said, the vast majority of players are not capable of really pulling their weight on gold with low quality manifests and less than maybe 100-200 hours experience. You might judge success by extraction, but many of us vets consider extraction a given and success is judged more by whether we had fun - and newsflash, carrying players who deal <20k damage (remember you get between 10-20k for completing the game) and go down twice a wave isn't fun.

I am willing to believe that you might be capable of pulling your weight, I just am warning you that most at your experience level are not and that is why you are getting kicked.

And depending on how I am feeling and whether I have friends in the lobby to help carry you, I would probably kick you. A level I Paladin is a piece of crap, a Phalanx I is worse, AA isn't a good enough caster in gold to survive without a high levelled caster weapon, and Juggies ****** me off like crazy.


Thanks man, I will take what you have said on board.

Could you recommend any classes/weapons I should be looking to aquire for a good Gold build?


Basically buy recruit packs till your commons are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buying Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down.  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

Modifié par Taritu, 02 avril 2013 - 10:32 .


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Send me a message, my friends list is full at the moment but I'd be happy to help you when I'm online tomorrow.

Any questions you have, ask.

Any tips I can give you, I'll give.

Any positive and negative observations I make, I'll tell you.


There's a lot more to the multiplayer "meta-game" than initially meets the eye.

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Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

Modifié par TJLenz, 02 avril 2013 - 10:30 .


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Tricky D 92 wrote...

Could you recommend any classes/weapons I should be looking to aquire for a good Gold build?

Every single class is capable of handling gold/platinum. Play around with whatever you unlock to see what fits your playstyle. No one can really recommend classes for you because there is no general concensus on which is better than others. For example people really love the male quarian engineer (and with good reasons) whereas I find him to be very obnoxious.

As for weapons,

- Commons dont work
- Uncommons mostly dont work
- There is a huge variety in rares. Some, like piranha, acolyte, reegar and raider are godly, but othes like the geth pulse rifle and hornet tend to be very weak.
- Ultrarares are nearly all of them very platinum viable with the possible exception of spitfire maybe. Harrier, javelin, black widow, hurricane, lancer and talon are notoriously good.
- And finally, when in doubt, Claymore!

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TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.



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Cassandra Saturn wrote...

sometimes new players want to go for gold, but that's no problem.


Yes it is.  Long time players are grinding out Gold/Plat. to try and get the weapons they still want, it is damn annoying to have a new or bad player who comes in, ****s up spawns and goes down all the time, it slows you down.  If they ask for tips and tricks, fine.  But in Bronze so they can actually play and learn, not just get some easy money by being taught in Gold.

Grinding out the base gear and weapons in Bronze will be a lot more beneficial than simply being given them by being carried in Gold.  Once they know the basics, they can farm all they want provided they aren't going to be a drag on the squad.

I'm game for helping anyone who asks, but if someone turns up and expects to be carried and to get easy money, they can **** off.

I don't kick anyone regardless of their N7 level or gear level, weapon level etc.


That's because if they have a pulse they are probably going to carry you in Bronze.  You're too busy drawing new ME artwork I guess.

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really Dunvi? why don't you even see what I said.
it's all on him/her, not us. sure, I can pull my weight in Silver games.

I recently went back to bronze again to help newbie players. AGAIN for seventh time.
honestly, I don't believe you'd be capable to hate other players like you just said in your post towards me.

pephaps you are better off not posting such comments like that, it would only serve to degrade yourself and the player you are commenting to.

this is what lays the groundwork for becoming toxic forum. let's keep things civil please.


... as I was going to say to Lathrim, irrationality kills my good moods.

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Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

 

This advice... ;)

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Dunvi wrote...

Cassandra Saturn wrote...

really Dunvi? why don't you even see what I said.
it's all on him/her, not us. sure, I can pull my weight in Silver games.

I recently went back to bronze again to help newbie players. AGAIN for seventh time.
honestly, I don't believe you'd be capable to hate other players like you just said in your post towards me.

pephaps you are better off not posting such comments like that, it would only serve to degrade yourself and the player you are commenting to.

this is what lays the groundwork for becoming toxic forum. let's keep things civil please.


... as I was going to say to Lathrim, irrationality kills my good moods.


To that I'd say you should not let BSN's users affect your mood half as much as it seems to. Just isn't worth it, as you can undoubtedly see. :)

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Noipsaj wrote...

Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

 

This advice... ;)



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Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.


Do this, the advice here is solid. Stay away from the 99K packs, they're way too expensive for you right now. 

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Swarlos1713 Wrote...

Noipsaj wrote...

Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

 

This advice... ;)


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Advice: Stick to Bronze or Silver for now. Keep buying Recruit Packs until the Commons are maxed, move on to Veterans (at this point you're getting more Gold viable and should have a stock of equipment). Once the Uncommons are nearly maxed out, try Gold. Also, promote your characters. People are very trivial and will kick low N7's. I'm just suspicious of them. One more thing, even if you only have level 1 equipment, put it on. It's a sign that you are at least going to try.

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Whlte Rlder wrote...

Swarlos1713 Wrote...

Noipsaj wrote...

Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

 

This advice... ;)


Oh no... Dont try to drag me into this things construction... Wait...


Also, some good advice is don't listen to Cassandra Saturn.  Pretty much always do the opposite.

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Whlte Rlder wrote...

Swarlos1713 Wrote...

Noipsaj wrote...

Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

 

This advice... ;)


Oh no... Dont try to drag me into this things construction... Wait...


And take Whlte up on his offer if you can, very good player. Err, what we building here?

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Sketfish wrote...

Whlte Rlder wrote...

Swarlos1713 Wrote...

Noipsaj wrote...

Whlte Rlder wrote...

TJLenz wrote...

Taritu wrote...
Basically buy recruit packs till your common's are maxed. Then buy Vets till your uncommons are maxed out.  Then buy a 99K kit of your choice.  This is far more efficient than buy Premium Specters/Arsenals, or whatever.

If you want a class that's really not weapon dependent, get a Fury.  But it's also a high skill class, and you will die/die/die if you don't know what  you're doing.  I actually reccomend playing an Asari Justicar to learn how to play --max the defense bonus on Reave vs. Organics, use Reave for the stagger, slap on some Warp ammo, and mow things down..  Don't overplay Jugs or infiltrators, or you won't learn the lessons necessary for playing classes that can't cancel or handle agro so well.

Uncommons: A Phalanx X is more than gold viable, on a power class. A Tempest X is good on weapons classes.  A Phaeston can be made to work on a vanilla human or Turian soldier, w/ incendiary ammo and spamming concussion shot for fire explosions. Rares have a number of options, depending on what you like.  I'm not sure how easy it is to reload cancel on XBox (I'm on PC), but if you can get it working, take a claymore and go to town.  The Piranha works on any close combat class.  The Widow is brilliant on a Salarian Infiltrator.  The Carniflex is a good pistol for a lot of power builds, and allows lightweight sniping.  The Geth Plasma Shotgun, likewise, works well with a lot of classes.

Finally, pleaase buy Jumbo Equipment Packs and use equipment even if they're only level one. It makes a big difference and you'll get kicked a LOT less often.

^Don't pass this over, this is very good advice.

 

This advice... ;)


Oh no... Dont try to drag me into this things construction... Wait...


And take Whlte up on his offer if you can, very good player. Err, what we building here?


Think of it as a lightning rod... Only it attracts banhammers.

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OP - definitely listen to Taritu's advice about buying packs. I would add to that to go ahead and mix regular spectre packs in there once you get to buying vet packs. They're only 60K and will be more attainable if you're grinding silver for awhile. For now, keep up with recruit packs until you get commons maxed. This should happen pretty quickly if you're sticking to silver, with the added bonus of saving you time and getting all your classes to level 20. As for uncommons, when you get the Mattock to X, have N7 120, have a full array of level II-III consumables and worthy gear bonus - all this on the right kit will probably keep you from getting kicked out of gold.

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jkthunder wrote...

OP - definitely listen to Taritu's advice about buying packs. I would add to that to go ahead and mix regular spectre packs in there once you get to buying vet packs. They're only 60K and will be more attainable if you're grinding silver for awhile. For now, keep up with recruit packs until you get commons maxed. This should happen pretty quickly if you're sticking to silver, with the added bonus of saving you time and getting all your classes to level 20. As for uncommons, when you get the Mattock to X, have N7 120, have a full array of level II-III consumables and worthy gear bonus - all this on the right kit will probably keep you from getting kicked out of gold.


hey girl :wub:

Listen to jkthunder she's awesome, except for her wild clones running around the jungle biting people :whistle:

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upinya slayin wrote...

hey girl :wub:

Listen to jkthunder she's awesome, except for her wild clones running around the jungle biting people :whistle:


+1000 challenge points for Stalker Mastery earned. And I thought you liked getting bit by the clones? :D