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[Lemonwizard]

I just pick who I like the most as characters for their mission dialogue.


Similarly, I choose my armor based on looks and not stats.


I've beat the entire game on insanity doing this, and did not change it up even at parts where I was having trouble and knew a different party configuration would make it easier.


Does this make me vain?

[Pannamaslo]

Then I am vain too. We can be vain together.

Modifié par Pannamaslo, 24 mars 2010 - 10:37 .

[JThompson6577]

Lemonwizard wrote...

I just pick who I like the most as characters for their mission dialogue.


Similarly, I choose my armor based on looks and not stats.


I've beat the entire game on insanity doing this, and did not change it up even at parts where I was having trouble and knew a different party configuration would make it easier.


Does this make me vain?

It makes me jealous.  I ran with Garrus, Mirande and Thane the whole time so I hadd as much Warp as possible.

[BlackMetal]

I did the exact same thing.

[Skilled Seeker]

I do the same. In order to get the most out of the characters I run the entire game with the same two party members. I've done Garrus + Mordin and Zaeed + Grunt so far. The later pairing up is pure badass.

[Gavinthelocust]

I bring Garrus and Tali with me everywhere because of the warm nostalgic feeling and their funny conversations.

[Atmosfear3]

Lemonwizard wrote...

I just pick who I like the most as characters for their mission dialogue.


Similarly, I choose my armor based on looks and not stats.


I've beat the entire game on insanity doing this, and did not change it up even at parts where I was having trouble and knew a different party configuration would make it easier.


Does this make me vain?

If min/maxing in this game truly mattered I would have said yes, you are vain.  However, it really does not matter [much] what pieces of armor you choose since the stats are more like bonuses rather than game-changing, life and death decisions.

Now if we were talking about World of Warcraft, I wouldn't care if I dressed my character like a clown as long as I had the stats to back it up on the DPS meters .

[InvaderErl]

Ditto.

[JThompson6577]

I played Sentinel and I have to say, three characters all running maxed out warp and warp ammo does kinda turn Harbinger into your **** in the Suicide Mission.

[Mariquis]

Haha I definitely do this too.

[Benji1306]

I use Mordin and Grunt 99.9% of the time

[casedawgz]

No, I do this in a lot of games. If I can't look pro while I'm killing bad guys I might as well not be killing bad guys. For this reason, I wore the terrible Triprunner Dungarees on my rogue in WoW until level 55; all the decent leg gear in the interrim were ridiculous looking shorts that I refused to wear.

[DarthCaine]

me 2

[kelyon]

I'm trying to chose party member matching for the mission to be most interesting.

For example. For Tali loyalty mission I took Legion and Miranda or Samara.

For Jack mission - Miranda and Grunt or Mordin etc.

[Skilled Seeker]

Thats why LOTRO has an outfit system to let you wear what you want without having to worry about the stats. See here:



Off-topic slighty sorry

Modifié par Skilled Seeker, 24 mars 2010 - 10:59 .

[Corporal Quarian]

I do the same as the OP. I normally bring Tali and Garrus, except when doing loyalty missions in which case I replace Garrus with the loyalty character.

[jtav]

I would, except my favorites are Miranda and Mordin who are also very useful.

[Collider]

jtav wrote...

I would, except my favorites are Miranda and Mordin who are also very useful.

I like setting stuff on fire with Mordin.

[Shadow_Puppet]

I can't NOT bring Thane with me on every mission, the other Squaddie depends on how I feel at the time.

If it's a loyalty mission Thane is always the second squaddie.

Modifié par Shadow_Puppet, 24 mars 2010 - 11:12 .

[RigAudio]

I didn't do that on my first playthrough, but I'm doing it now.

[Iseleth]

I also do this most of the time. Played through the entire game once with Jack/Zaeed, and once with Garrus/Mordin. But when playing on insanity, I switched party members more often depending on the mission.

[Fritz3D]

I try to have Legion with me on every mission, and then Zaeed, unless it's going to be a huge disadvantage.



I don't wear any headgear. I like the headpiece that gives you 10% to headshots but it clips badly with the hair of my character so even on insanity I don't wear it.

[Bugsie]

Yep, don't think strategically at all, way too vain.

[DrunkenGoon]

I do the same.. I never really got into the whole "tactical" aspect of the game.. I play Mass Effect for the story and characters most of the time. With ME2 I really liked the new shooter aspect they added.. Personally I liked it more than all the inventory heavy parts of ME1..