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[Maximanimo]

 So what armor combos do yo guys use on sp? Do you use a full suit or different pieces? Share with us! 

[RedCaesar97]

Depends.

If I am using a power-focused class such as the Engineer, I would use power-damage armor. Serrice Council armor pieces provide +10% power damage per piece, so 50% power damage total. A shame that you get the Serrice Council Greaves on Cerberus HQ, which is past the point of no return. I use the Blood Dragon Armor or Inferno Armor only occasionally (both +30% power damage), at least until I get enough Serrice Council pieces to equal the power damage output.

Inferno Armor is good for an early-game power-focused Sentinel that is using both Tech Armor and Barrier/Fortification. The +30% cooldown bonus of Inferno Armor allows you to offset the cooldown penalty somewhat of both shield powers until you can evolve them for rank 6 Recharge Speed.

For weapons-based classes, I would use the Hadne-Kedar armor pieces (+10% weapon damage each, for +50% weapon damage total).
Note that "weapons-based" is flexible. Infiltrator, Soldier, and Vanguard are obvious, but weapons-based Engineers, Adepts, and Sentinels are also possible.

For a Tank Sentinel (Sentinel with maximum protection Tech Armor and Fortification/Barrier/Defense Matrix), I would use armor that increases shields and/or health. Any armor that provides bonuses to shield regeneration rate would also help.

And sometimes I use armor that I think just looks good.

[brad2240]

My Engineers get the Serrice Council armor, both because of the big boost to power damage and because I think it's one of the better looking suits in the game.

My Soldiers and Infiltrators get Hahne-Kadar. It's not my favorite in appearance but it does what I need it to do.

Adepts usually stay in the basic N7, but sometimes I go with the HK suit for them as well if I've chosen Warp Ammo as my bonus power.

Sentinels likewise depend on the bonus power. If I'm going with Warp Ammo I take HK again as I think that the stacked weapon damage rounds out the character nicely. If I'm taking Fortification I go with the Rosenkov armor for lowered cooldowns. My "tank" Sentinels aren't the kind that carries all 5 weapons with a -200% recharge, I do a lot of casting and want my cooldowns to remain reasonable.

I don't neccessarily match the helmet to the suit, I wear whatever I think looks the best. For me that's usually the basic N7 helmet, the Mnemonic Enhancer, or the Sentry Interface.

[Gold Dragon]

My Adepts use Rosenkov Materials Chest, shoulder, arms, greaves and use the headpiece tht has 10 cooldown reduction.

My vanguard alternated between pieces for weapon damage & ammo bonus and N7 Defender.

Modifié par A Golden Dragon, 01 juin 2013 - 08:38 .

[billpickles]

The Cerberus Ajax Armor offers the most bonuses, but they're geared more toward Soldiers or Infiltrators. For more power-focused classes, I tend to go with a combination of Serrice and Rosenkov for power damage and cooldown.

Then there's the absurdly overpower Cerberus Nightmare/Spirit/Shade armor if you get 9999+ points in the Armax Arsenal with the Citadel DLC.  You can pick whichever set best compliments your class.  Personally I don't like the Kai Leng/N7 Slayer look.

Modifié par billpickles, 30 mai 2013 - 01:48 .

[WillieStyle]

Does the ammo capacity bonus on the Cerberus Nightmare armor increase magazine size? If not, I fail to see how it's better than pure +weapon damage N7 armor for soldiers or infiltrators. Maybe if you're rocking a Cerberus Harrier / Widow Combo.

[billpickles]

Not mag capacity, just spare ammo. If that doesn't float your boat, then you can always go with Spirit or Shade. But with certain weapons (your Harrier example is a good one), extra ammo capacity is a big deal.

[capn233]

The armor that looks the coolest is always best. That was the same in ME2 as well.

In ME1 it was whatever you had with the best damage protection.