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[cihimi]

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Modifié par cihimi, 12 août 2010 - 01:32 .

[LPPrince]

You can still kill everyone from behind cover. But if you want to have fun and live or die like a champ, you've gotta just run around and Charge away like I did.

[Miss Yuna of Atlanta]

I like Vanguards because of how unique a gameplay experience they provide. What bothers me is that a Vanguard must rely on his or her squad mates to strip defenses. That isn't such a terrible thing, but I like doing it myself.

[Miss Yuna of Atlanta]

Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...

Miss Yuna of Atlanta wrote...

I like Vanguards because of how unique a gameplay experience they provide. What bothers me is that a Vanguard must rely on his or her squad mates to strip defenses. That isn't such a terrible thing, but I like doing it myself.

You only need one thing to strip enemies off their defences. The Claymore! Charging unprotected enemies is boring, maybe a nice finisher, but the most of the time, you should be charging the guys anyway, regardless on whether they have defences or not. Shotgun-to-the-face and the problem is dealt with. That is what Vanguards are about, ... the personal touch!

The Claymore isn't something I'd bring on most missions from what I've seen of it. I'd much rather the Eviscerator.

[Devos]

Playing as a Vanguard with Viking themed metal as the sound track pushed ME2 from 9 to a 10 in fun factor for me. The funny thing is I'm usually not that keen on Viking Metal.

[Kronner]

Miss Yuna of Atlanta wrote...

The Claymore isn't something I'd bring on most missions from what I've seen of it. I'd much rather the Eviscerator.

Why? I use it at least 90% of the time, Locust is used for the rest - distant unchargeable targets. No other weapons are needed. Claymore is useless on lower difficulties (too much damage) but on Insanity, it is a beast. One shot, one kill. Some people prefer this or that shotgun, it just comes down to personal preference, but Claymore is great in all situations too.

As for stripping defenses? What for. Claymore kills them anyways. I never strip defenses and very rarely use squadmates. Aggressive Vanguards usually solo everything.

Modifié par Kronner, 12 août 2010 - 11:27 .

[Miss Yuna of Atlanta]

Kronner wrote...

Why? I use it at least 90% of the time, Locust is used for the rest - distant unchargeable targets. No other weapons are needed. Claymore is useless on lower difficulties (too much damage) but on Insanity, it is a beast. One shot, one kill. Some people prefer this or that shotgun, it just comes down to personal preference, but Claymore is great in all situations too.

I'm just not very good at close-quarters combat, which is why my main class is not Vanguard(it's Sentinel). When I get around to playing Mass Effect 2 Vanguard in greater detail than I have, odds are I'll play it the way it was meant to be played.