AshiraShepard wrote...
I find myself bringing Mordin along with Samara alot of the time, killer against organic enemies. *usually plays Soldier*
Maybe so, I'm much too caring so I want to "help" people in some way/shape/form. Yes, burdens can be carried alone, but eventually they get to be too much and that's when most people just snap.
AshiraShepard wrote...
I find myself bringing Mordin along with Samara alot of the time, killer against organic enemies. *usually plays Soldier*
Maybe so, I'm much too caring so I want to "help" people in some way/shape/form. Yes, burdens can be carried alone, but eventually they get to be too much and that's when most people just snap.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
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Guest_yorkj86_*
I hear ya. I personally think that the table is kinda set, though. We first heard of Cerberus back in ME1 and we have not heard of any new organisation in ME2 (aside from the Justicar order and I don't think Shep would be invited...). It feel rather like the chess board is now set up, with all the pieces in position for the endgame. Bioware's got us where they wanted: drooling in anticipation of ME3 to see how everything will resolve itself. Clever buggers!JohnnyDollar wrote...
@Flamewielder
The ME3 story will be alluring that is for sure. I hope so anyway. Cerberus may not even play an integral role in ME3. I would like Shep to be involved in something original though. First it was the Alliance and the Spectres and then it was Cerberus. Although it is a weird twist being resurrected by Cerberus and working with them, it was awkward at the same time. I hope that Shep's association with another organization or entity will be different and maybe even unconventional like it was with Cerberus.
7Makaveli wrote...
At rank 4, do you guys go Sapiens Justicar or Caedo Justicar? I personally go with the former, having her fully realize her biotic potential.
7Makaveli wrote...
At rank 4, do you guys go Sapiens Justicar or Caedo Justicar? I personally go with the former, having her fully realize her biotic potential.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Jack is good against husks at the derelect reaper with her shockwave I found out. I brought Samara and Thane with me on the derelect reaper and that worked fairly well too. I just used their throw on the husks. Samarah's recharge is pretty good once you max out Justicar with Sapiens. Grunt is pretty good. I guess whenever he has the shotgun instead of the ar, his ai is to get in closer and he will get in a little trouble sometimes. His ai does come in handy sometimes though with charge and an in your face style. With warp and overload Miranda is very versatile.yorkj86 wrote...
#1. Samara, of course. Reave is the all-purpose anti-everything.
#2. Miranda/Jack/Grunt
I've noticed that Samara's A.I. tends to get a little careless with cover, as well, though she's nowhere near as bad as Hey-I'll-just-stand-on-TOP-of-this-box-in-the-middle-of-our-fire-fight-with-that-YMIR-Mech Garrus.
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DirtyVagrant wrote...
7Makaveli wrote...
At rank 4, do you guys go Sapiens Justicar or Caedo Justicar? I personally go with the former, having her fully realize her biotic potential.
The former. Cutting down on the cooldown time of her Reave or Throw can be helpful in a sticky situation, especially in an Insanity playthrough.
Guest_slimgrin_*
yorkj86 wrote...
#1. Samara, of course. Reave is the all-purpose anti-everything.
#2. Miranda/Jack/Grunt
I've noticed that Samara's A.I. tends to get a little careless with cover, as well, though she's nowhere near as bad as Hey-I'll-just-stand-on-TOP-of-this-box-in-the-middle-of-our-fire-fight-with-that-YMIR-Mech Garrus.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
I always go for Sapiens with the faster regeneration of her powers.7Makaveli wrote...
At rank 4, do you guys go Sapiens Justicar or Caedo Justicar? I personally go with the former, having her fully realize her biotic potential.
Guest_LuckyIronAxe_*
Flamewielder wrote...
...and what about squdmate interaction. Did you notice a particular squadmate interacting more with Samara than the others? Some exchange that had you laughing, or simply go "Wow..."?
Flamewielder wrote...
1) Convincing Council races of the Reaper threat (Turians, Asari, Salarians and Humans); or winning back the confidence of alien Council races following the death of the Councillors.
2) Convincing Quarians and Geth not to go to war or persuading survivor species to join the fight
3) Convincing Wrex/Warlord to contribute Krogans to the fight even if that set back his plans for Krogan revival
4) Convince the Terminus systems and other non-council species that war preps are not preparation for an invasion of their space
5) Figure out how the Reapers will next try to return and make sure they fail.
Plenty of work to keep the crew busy... plenty of Reaper daddy bags to kick...
yorkj86 wrote...
#1. Samara, of course. Reave is the all-purpose anti-everything.
#2. Miranda/Jack/Grunt
I've noticed that Samara's A.I. tends to get a little careless with cover, as well, though she's nowhere near as bad as Hey-I'll-just-stand-on-TOP-of-this-box-in-the-middle-of-our-fire-fight-with-that-YMIR-Mech Garrus.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
There was couple of threads about that I think. I can't really remember though. Morinth, I hear speaks in her own voice a couple of times on Tuchanka I think. Grunt usually is kinda funny. Garrus and Tali will interact going up/down the stairs on the Citadel.Flamewielder wrote...
...and what about squdmate interaction. Did you notice a particular squadmate interacting more with Samara than the others? Some exchange that had you laughing, or simply go "Wow..."?
AshiraShepard wrote...
Flamewielder wrote...
...and what about squdmate interaction. Did you notice a particular squadmate interacting more with Samara than the others? Some exchange that had you laughing, or simply go "Wow..."?
I can't remember any particular line that stood out to me, but I wish she'd have some reactions to things Shepard did. First thing that comes to mind is... ahem..."KROGAN HEADBUTT!" Seriously.
Anyway, first thing I remember is her reaction to Legion on his loyalty mission; "They have the right to make their own decisions, yet you suggest brainwashing them to accept your ways?"
I know other squaddies have basically the same reaction, but her's carries more weight...
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
What do you usually do with Jacob's father?LuckyIronAxe wrote...
Yeah, I have a lot of ass kissing to do with the new Alien Council, damn Udina blaming me for the destruction of the Ascension.
On the Topic of Parties:
Personal Shepard (Paragade): Jacob, Tali, Samara (Switch between the three because I like them all way to much)
Paragon Femshep: Jacob, Samara
Renegade Shepard: Jacob, Miranda
JohnnyDollar wrote...
There was couple of threads about that I think. I can't really remember though. Morinth, I hear speaks in her own voice a couple of times on Tuchanka I think. Grunt usually is kinda funny. Garrus and Tali will interact going up/down the stairs on the Citadel.Flamewielder wrote...
...and what about squdmate interaction. Did you notice a particular squadmate interacting more with Samara than the others? Some exchange that had you laughing, or simply go "Wow..."?
I may do a little searching perhaps later, because I remember a thread about that and there was quite a bit of info in it.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
I still giggle sometimes whenever I use Reave, Area Reave in particular. You hit three mercs with it and they all three go through their routine in concert.slimgrin wrote...
One of the finer pleasures in the game is to choose the reave as a special ability, and bring Samara and Miranda when dealing with organics:
Double reave and high-powered warp. Then just sit back and watch their life gauge dwindle as they writhe in pain.
Joy
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