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[cap and gown]

To get Lone Wolf you can't have help. You have to go it alone.

[q5tyhj]

You may want to post this in the Multiplayer Combat Strategy subforum, i.e. here- forum.bioware.com/forum/281-combat-strategy/

 

Also, you could try being more specific; what exactly would you like tips/help with? Here's a few thoughts on Lone Wolf though-

 

Keep in mind that solos on higher difficulties also count towards lower difficulties; if you complete a Gold solo, it also counts towards Silver solos and Bronze solos (so its essentially a 3-for-1). If you do the 2 Gold solos, you'll only have 3 Silver solos to complete, and if you do those, you'll only have 5 Bronze solos to complete (2 Gold+3 Silver for 5/10, only 5 left). For map, I usually go with Glacier because its the fastest. White is a good option as well. The Bronze/Silver ones should be easy (if they aren't, that's probably a sign you need more practice before trying to complete this challenge), and if you're having trouble with the Gold solo, the easiest solo IMO is Krogan Vanguard vs. Geth. Use a Cyclonic and a shotgun, you should be close to invincible, just stay away from mobs of Pyros and Bombers if a Prime has line-of-sight on you- getting mobbed is pretty much the only way you can die. If you REALLY aren't sure about it, take Armored Compartments or Survivor Loadout or something. 

 

The other two are really straightforward- for War Fighter, just play the crap out of Cerberus. For Survivor, just go down the challenge list and use all the kits and weapons you need to complete it. 

[cap and gown]

I tried the Kroguard/Geth/White route for Gold Solo but had a real problem on wave 8 when there were not Primes around. Between the stagger and the smallness of the non-Prime targets my Charge would fail and eventually I would die. I found out that Primes are a Kroguard's best friends. I finally got the Lone Wolf by doing Talon Merc/Geth/White by taking cover in that little back room in the central hack zone and letting them come to me. Cain mines are an awsome thing.

[Excella Gionne]

Lone Wolf is gonna take some knowledge and skill before doing...you could attempt it, but it would take you very long.

 

War Fighter requires that you fight Cerberus often.

 

Survivor requires you to use Earth DLC characters and weapons....

[capn233]

I tried the Kroguard/Geth/White route for Gold Solo but had a real problem on wave 8 when there were not Primes around. Between the stagger and the smallness of the non-Prime targets my Charge would fail and eventually I would die. I found out that Primes are a Kroguard's best friends. I finally got the Lone Wolf by doing Talon Merc/Geth/White by taking cover in that little back room in the central hack zone and letting them come to me. Cain mines are an awsome thing.

 

This solo setup got a little more difficult when the added Bombers.  In any event, just try to keep the targets in front of you since that is where your stagger resistance is.

 

Some claimed that Batarian Vanguard setup for melee invulnerability vs Geth was at least as easy (Charge into Heavy Melee with this sort of build).  The problem is that it is possible to get staggered post charge, in heavy melee.

 

If you have them. Ghost and Havoc are also pretty good for solos if you can get Stim Pack timing right to take advantage of their invulnerability frames.

[capn233]

Ok back to Lone Wolf.  I took a look at your manifest.  The weapon and gear limitations are going to make it a bit harder.

 

One of the characters who doesn't get much attention for solos is the Batarian Soldier.  Actually I put him in the top 3 for Platinum, but that is a longer story.  You don't have high level Grenade Capacity, but that isn't a huge deal.  Run something built like this.  Scorpion for stagger, along with Ballistic Blades.  Use the Hurricane vs armor.  Drop a grenade on groups and large targets.  You can skip the Hurricane altogether if you pick up enough grenades, and it will make BB's recharge faster.  But bosses will take longer to kill.

 

Geth Trooper is also a good bet.  This is a Flamer / Acolyte build, and this is one with even more shields (I would probably run less fitness if it were me, but I would also be going Javelin ).  Will cost a decent level Cyclonic.  You can pick the gear, Omni Capacitors III might be worth taking.  I would not necessarily recommend the no-flamer tanky build just because it requires better level guns if you don't want it to be tedious.

 

It may be wise to build up your consumable level, or even play a little more in team games first to get some credits for more unlocks.  Up to you, just keep in mind that it will be harder to solo with lower level guns and gear relative to a more complete manifest.