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[RedCaesar97]

I am currently planning my next few trilogy playthroughs. 

 

For one Shepard, I plan to play as an Engineer with Stasis in ME2. In case you are curious, here is the planned ME2 build (I have tested it out before);

 

1 - Overload

0 - Incinerate

4 - Attack Drone

4 - Full Cryo Blast

4 - Improved AI Hacking

4 - Mechanic

4 - Enhanced/Deep Stasis

 

 

But I am having trouble deciding which class Shepard should be in ME1 first:

 - Engineer with Stasis

 - Infiltrator with Stasis

 - Sentinel (probably with AI Hacking as a bonus power, or maybe a second weapon)

 

I think I should stick with the Engineer to be consistent, but...

 - Engineer is probably my least favorite class in ME1.

 - The Infiltrator has Electronics and Decryption for unlocking, is more durable with Medium armor and Immunity, and I generally do not miss Hacking or Neural Shock.

 - Sentinel is already the combined Tech+Biotic hybrid, and has Stasis. It has Ectronics and Decryption for unlocking. I could take Hacking as the bonus power, or a second weapon as a bonus power since Sentinel can only get Basic Marksman. The Bastion specialization allows you to damage enemies in Stasis.

 

What do you people think?

[voteDC]

I'd go with the Engineer, so Shepard stays consistent across the games but the Sentinel would offer you more variety by allowing a weapons upgrade. You could also headcanon that the rebuilding process in ME2 somehow removed the biotic abilities.

Changed my mind. Go with Sentinel.

[RedCaesar97]

For the record, I went with the Engineer class in ME1, (likely) despite my better judgement.

[capn233]

Dun dun duuuuuuuuuuun

 

also I thought this was the Slam thread, and I didn't even see this one before.  That's what I get for looking at just the recent topics list.