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[Xcam901]

 So? I can solo bronze but I suck trying to get silver done, favourate classes are Asari Sent and Justicar so if you 
have advice for them that would help.

I use my Asari Justicar mostly, doing FBwhite because it's easier to get into range there, not sure if I should do Cerberus or reapers. narida.pytalhost.com/me3/classes/#Adept/AsariJusticar/RODIR/Acolyte5AJ4BP2/Hurricane1AV5AU3/SMGRailAmp3/PowerAmplifierModule3/AdaptiveWarAmp1/

Modifié par Xcam901, 04 avril 2013 - 01:32 .

[NuclearTech76]

Are you having problems with just objective waves or silver soloing all together?

What are you builds?

What map are you trying?

Weapons?

Specific enemies giving you issue or the whole thing?

[P51Mus7ang]

Do a few duo's with a friend to ease your way in....an easier kit is the Huntress due to DC and cloak, maybe try an easier kit first then go for it

[mumba]

Play smart, know where the enemies are by controlling their spawns.

[Chardonney]

Go with Reapers. And try Vancouver. One of the easiest maps. And yeah, like P51Mus7ang said, try it a with duo first.

Modifié par Chardonney, 04 avril 2013 - 01:39 .

[DJMarkBond]

Kite enemies away from the objectives. Use soft cover. Big open maps i find easiest for solos esp gold i like vancouver. Reapers are the easiest faction in my opinion. If you get in trouble with banshees get on an incline so they can't sync-kill you.

[Prestacious]

Be patient and use cover wisely. There's nobody to revive you! Have fun!

[DomDom80]

When in doubt,.run away...You can survive pretty much anything by not being stationary, really...On my last solo i had a hack objective in the control room in Giant...I ran round in circle within the hack sphere and didnt drop. This also works for wave 11. Just run in a large loop around the map. I do this on Gold all the time. I run laps of Rio, Jade etc with my Batsol, basically picking up 'nades and dispensing them as I trot along. I did four and a half laps and destroyed the field without even getting close to shield-gate..

[ISHYGDDT]

Always reapers or geth for solo. On White, hold the corner next to the backstairs for a while(to the right of the LZ), run around the map when you get overwhelmed (you will on gold and above,) then go back.

[JacobLover]

Xcam901 wrote...

 So? I can solo bronze but I suck trying to get silver done, favourate classes are Asari Sent and Justicar so if you 
have advice for them that would help.

I use my Asari Justicar mostly, doing FBwhite because it's easier to get into range there, not sure if I should do Cerberus or reapers. narida.pytalhost.com/me3/classes/#Adept/AsariJusticar/RODIR/Acolyte5AJ4BP2/Hurricane1AV5AU3/SMGRailAmp3/PowerAmplifierModule3/AdaptiveWarAmp1/

I recently completed the Lone Wolf challenge with the Asari Justicar.  I utilized Reapers on Giant, Jade, and the one from the first chapter of SP.  The keys to success for me were not panicking about the clock on the Objectives, learning enemy deployment patterns (a trial run with Geth Scanner helped me peg how the Mauraders deploy--they and the Husks were my problems early on), and staying mobile.

I changed my build to 6/6/6/5/3 and relied on cover and a Cyc Mod for survivability.  Like yo,u I took along the Acolyte.  Because you have it, it may be worth considering putting 6 points into Pull so that you can use stripped enemies to create more powerful BEs which can hasten the demise of Brutes and Banshees around them.  I dropped bubble and would fall back and do Pull/Reave BEs when a Banshee or Brute was in the Bubble.  This full evolution of Pull also helps you clear the board faster in that if the BE doesn't kill the enemy the Reave will.  So once your Acolyte and Biotics are applied you are done with that one.

Justicar is my favorite and I am glad that you want to do the Challenge with her.  She is awesome and can do it.

To help, it would be good to know what you are experiencing when you fail.  What factors contribute to your being overwhelmed?

For me, it was not using cover and staying in one place too long out of habit from playing the Heavy Defensive build.  While it is fun to take Prime shots and missiles with a smile, on Gold and Platinum that behavior was getting me killed.  So I respec'd my Justicar for offense and I have never gone back.

Modifié par JacobLover, 04 avril 2013 - 02:05 .

[Computron2000]

Look around when you reload if your clip is less than 30.

If you're in soft cover and your shields are dropping, run away asap. If you have a area stagger power (ED, sabotage, arc grenades, etc), you can do a immediate turn around then fire that power instead of running away but keep in mind that you have the one you were originally shooting at closing in.

Spec for more fitness if you have real problems but don't want to use any equipment.

For stuff like your valkyrie, tech armor 4 should be DR, 4 passives (power + encumberance), 4 fitness (health + shields). Don't run in and BE like a fury. Stay further away and shoot. You have time.

If you don't mind using equipment, use a cyclonic mod. Warp can detonate anything, so any ammo primer you want.

[k1ngl1ves]

When it starts to get heavy... Run away. Reset yourself and start attacking again. This also is good advice for hacks, escorts, and 1234's. You have plenty of time to come back for them.

Best advice I could give.

[NuclearTech76]

Put on Geth Scanner. It will allow you to get your bubble up more effectively and survive better. You will see you damage increase more than the 15% that adaptive war amp gives you IMO.

Giant might be a better board to start with but FBW isn't bad either.

What platform? If on Xbox and you continue to have problems I'd be happy to gives some suggestions in game on a duo.

[NuclearTech76]

You also might want to throw another mod on the hurricane other than ULMs. You're gaining like 0.5 secs CD on reave which is your most frequently spammed power. You might be better off with a different mod there.

[brummyuk19]

Don't stay in one place for long, keep alert and watch your back. Make sure to reload whenever it is safe to do so. Know the best points on the map to hold your ground (lot's of soft cover) and always have an exit strategy. On objective rounds, lead your enemies away from the objective. Also, leave the bigger, slower enemies alone and go for the mooks (little guys) to thin out enemy ranks. The last thing you want while fighting a banshee or an atlas is for a marauder or Cerberus trooper to catch you off guard.