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2012-10-20, 04:52 AM (ISO 8601)
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2012-10-20, 08:15 AM (ISO 8601)
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I'm pretty sure it said 75 Melee kills. I think they don't have a 100 melee kills medal, though. I'm pretty sure I would have gotten it.
Also, after seeing this http://youtu.be/zwO9PSe-uG4, Destroy is suddenly looking very appealing.
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2012-10-20, 09:35 AM (ISO 8601)
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It's a Gold medal for melee kills - definitely 50. I've received mine just now for it.
And got an Eagle III in my box.
Looks like I'll be picking up pistols for a while, instead of the shiny new character classes. I've still only got half of the N7 guys, and apart from the QMI and Geth Engineer everything from THAT DLC too.....Last edited by Wraith; 2012-10-20 at 09:35 AM.
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2012-10-20, 12:52 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Mass Effect 3.7: "That was for Thane"
You know, I wonder why the Reapers didn't get a new unit in the newest update. There's no shortage of possible ideas, so I'm guessing balance reasons, time constraints or something like that.
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2012-10-20, 01:01 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Mass Effect 3.7: "That was for Thane"
Also, they have a unit for every slot, unlike Cerberus and Geth.
Mook: Cannibal, Assault Trooper, Geth Trooper.
Shielded Mook: Marauder, Centurion, Rocket Trooper.
Special Mook lv. 1: Husk, Nemesis, Hunter.
Armored unit: Ravager, Dragoon, Pyro
Special mook lv. 2: Brute, Phantom, Bomber
Boss Unit: Banshee, Atlas, Prime
And so on.
There are some gaps (for instance I'm not sure which slot the Combat Engineer fits in) but Reapers fill them all.
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2012-10-20, 01:06 PM (ISO 8601)
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2012-10-20, 04:21 PM (ISO 8601)
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Just finished the Leviathan DLC. It was an interesting diversion, but unimpressive. It's easy to see where the Reapers got their arrogance from, and it's nice to know that an "apex" species repeated the mistakes of the "lesser" species (bunch of jerks if you ask me).
Sooo...
SpoilerThe star brat spent an untold number of years trying to find a solution, and "the harvest" is the best it could come up with? I've seen better solutions after no more than 5 minutes of bored thought. This is the best Bioware can do? The star brat is an "Intelligence" that is obsessed with the conclusions it arrived at? I had hoped that this would be the DLC that fixes the main plot, but it isn't. They spent two games working toward something else. Nothing will ever change that. The ending still sucks. I can't believe I wasted $10 on this.
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2012-10-20, 04:40 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Mass Effect 3.7: "That was for Thane"
My guess is that BW's metrics already showed them to be the hardest faction, so they were chosen as the control group of sorts. No need to mess with them if they were already the worst matchup for most groups, and then they could have a barometer for how the other changes (like the Tech Burst and Singularity changes) were affecting various classes.
They did make one pretty mean addition though, and that was to give them execution (Marauders and Cannibals.) This made Marauders that much more lethal.Plague Doctor by Crimmy
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2012-10-20, 04:47 PM (ISO 8601)
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2012-10-20, 04:49 PM (ISO 8601)
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Played a few matches recently. Used a Salarian Engineer, since I wanted to test the new Flame Burst mechanic. Definitely noticed it - I saw more Flame Bursts in each of those games individually than I did in the entire time I've played this game before put together. However, it seems like Energy Drain can't trigger them, which is disappointing for the Salarian. Still, plenty of my allies' powers seem to be able to - and I noticed that Carnage seems to prime them as well. Me and a Krogan ally tore through Reaper forces practically just by firing Incinerate and Carnage for a while there. No matter who hit first, it made a fire burst.
Also had my first game against the Collectors. Not seeing why you guys say they're the hardest faction, at all. For the most part they don't seem bad - only big problem I had was when the Scions (I think - it was hard to tell, as the matches got fairly chaotic there, and again, it was my first match with them) started throwing those clusters of grenades. Really annoying to get away from that.
Actually, I'm curious: are Scions or Praetorians supposed to be the top-tier unit for the Collectors? I really don't know. Pratorians showed up earlier, but seem more durable, have both Barriers and Armor, and I once saw one melee-instant-kill someone like a Banshee or Altus would. Scions showed up later, but seem much less durable than other top-tier units, and aside from the grenade clusters (assuming that was indeed them) didn't seem all that dangerous.
Also, what the heck are "Collector Webs?" I saw them once or twice, but couldn't for the life of me tell where they came from or what they were supposed to do. I just Energy Drained them when I saw them, and that was that.
And is there a way to predict when/whether an Abomination will explode? Couldn't figure that one out from that one game.
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2012-10-20, 05:57 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Mass Effect 3.7: "That was for Thane"
Energy Drain can set of Fire Explosions, but only against synthetic enemies. Praetorians are the boss unit for Collectors, Scions are roughly equivalent to Brutes. Normally they show up before Praetorians, but as they're very slow it's probable someone else killed them in another part of the map before you saw them. They have a sync-kill too, by the way, so stay out of melee. Abominations will explode when killed unless their head is destroyed, so only batarians, geth, shadows and slayers should try meleeing them.
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2012-10-20, 06:02 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Mass Effect 3.7: "That was for Thane"
Praetorians are the top-tier unit for the Collectors. As for why the Collectors are hard, several reasons:
Once you get above Bronze, gun damage for the Troopers and Captains is very high. When they get possessed, their melee combo is horrific and can easily drop you if don't avoid it.
If a Scion catches you out in the open with the first shot of their three shot barrage, you are downed, because three shots hit shieldgate, healthgate and then you're down, and due to the stagger on the shots if the first hits the other two will as well. Praetorian eye-lasers are continual beams and thus pretty much ignore shield and health gates entirely, and can take the shields off a durability-specced Destroyer instantly on Silver.
Abominations deal mediocre damage normally, but when possessed are potential team wipes. They, combined with the grenades the troopers love throwing, force you out of cover and into the waiting arms of Collector crossfire, which will include Scions and Praetorians.
All their units have much more health than equal difficulty counterparts in other factions. In Silver, a melee specced krogan sentinel and one-shot cannibals, or geth or Cerberus troopers. Collector troopers are left with half their health, or thereabouts. Similarly, a fully damage-specced Turian Ghost with the Harrier VII can drop a Silver Brute in just over a standard clip of 20 rounds. A normal, non-possessed Scion takes over three clips.
So yeah.
As for what triggers abominations to explode, proximity to players. They get a little fire effect to show they're primed. Any attack which destroys their head prevents the explosion, so allowing them to grab you and then stomping their head works, as do headshots and any heavy melee attacks that remove the head (Shadow, Slayer and Batarian spring to mind).
Collector webs are produced by possessed troopers and slow the movement speed of players passing through them, as well as dealing minor damage over time whilst you're in there.Homebrew
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2012-10-20, 06:07 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Mass Effect 3.7: "That was for Thane"
...well, that's kind of annoying. Against synthetic enemies it still feels like I'm better off just spamming Energy Drain anyway.
Hm, could be.
You sure about that? Because I'd swear I sometimes killed them just with shots from my gun (not head shots, I don't even try for those), or even with Incinerate, and they didn't blow up.
I was on silver, and they didn't seem any worse than other troopers. Never got anywhere near them for melee, since I wasn't playing a Vanguard, so can't speak to that.
But Scions are so slow, and honestly I only actually saw one fire their gun once in that game. They seemed mostly to just shamble around, and throw those grenade clusters.
They're also easily avoided by using cover or diving to the side.
Okay, that I'm really having a hard time believing. They did not seem more durable than their counterparts at all. Scions in particular seemed a bit squishy for higher-tier units.
Weird, the ones that I saw explode were often nowhere near players. The first one I ever saw go off was out in the open some distance away.
Good to know I guess. They seem pretty easy to just destroy though.
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2012-10-20, 06:42 PM (ISO 8601)
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I kinda thought that was odd. Was Szarabajka unavailable or something? Also, if a bit more thought was put into that, it could serve as an early warning system. Like the Banshee screams or the Brute growls, or the sound of the Marauder buffing his allies. "ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL" could be when he possesses the basic units (Troopers and Captains), "I AM ASSUMING CONTROL OF THIS FORM" for Scions/Abominations, and "I KNOW YOU FEEL THIS" or something for when he possesses a Praetorian. Of course, to avoid line overlap, have each line play once and have every, say, Abomination be possessed at once. Or have him wait to possess the Scions and Abominations (or whatever level of enemy was possessed second) until one of whatever was possessed first dies, to avoid "ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL I AM ASSUMING CONTROL OF THIS I KNOW YOU FEEL THIS".
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2012-10-20, 06:53 PM (ISO 8601)
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I noticed when my friend got the hurricane immediately after his match. Still pretty slick~!
Hey, don't knock the eagle. It is superior to the avenger and GPR for the same weight, and competes with the phaeston easily. It's only dilemma is a low round count, easily fixed by the +80% per clip mod.
abominations blow up after a certain period near a player or when killed. A possessed abomination goes off like a nuclear explosion and ignores shield gate.
The praetorian has the highest synch kill probability, wherein it's three hit melee combo keeps you stun locked until it gibs you. It's bubble completely negates powers - damage and effects, meaning grenades detonate and do no harm.their lasers are rapid fire and go through cover across the entire map. And on silver/gold you're liable to deal with up to four at once. They also block a huge area, wide enough that you cannot easily go around them if pinned, and they maneuver to pin you explicitly.
The mook troops full-heal I left to their own devices, spawn homin projectiles which deal damage when possessed, trigger coolsown and keep it high. They spawn blockades (webs) which obscure vision and drastically hinder movement, such that inside a web you cannot run or dodge and they WILL spawn them on you. The likelihood of a trooper throwing grenades seems to increase when you're in a web.
Scions have an instant kill melee attack, cluster grenades which safer you upon incoming (40% of the time as a Krogan) and can kill you via sequential explosions ignoring gates. Their three round burst cannon has a high dagger potential and is phasic, preventing your shields from recharging for approximately six seconds. Due to their low health they spawn more frequently than most other heavy units.
Abominations can and will time their assaults such one will get close and prime to explode, and a second will grab you, holding you still for the explosions of the other two. They will wait in cover until you are within enemy line of fire and grapple you to keep you there, when being Lille by a distant enemy they will run at you nearer target to catch them in the explosion, and unlike husks they keep coming even at higher waves on gold and silver. They will sometimes take cover when wounded, wait for possession, and then charge anew with full health, barriers and a 12 meter radius explosion that can drop geth, drell, vorcha, and volus in a single blow.
Trooper melee does remarkable damage and is often unavoidable, despite the long windup. And if one trooper gets you you will often end up surrounded by abominations, being sliced by a mantid claw, gunned down and subject to webs, swarms and grenades. While a praetorian lazers you from eight walls away.
The collectors also have a sheer overwhelming aggression the other forces lack. They rush like PCs, and you can never be rid of them until only a couple remain on the map. The fact that their artillery tank units like to hop bunkers makes a praetorian the unholy child of ravaged and banshee. They will close, melee, execute, and also area effect laser - or homing missile while lazing if possessed. And the ability of the unit to spontaneously not only regain full shields an armor despite being on the ropes, but also come out stronger, is irritating. The longer you play a wave, the more powerful they get. there is no limit to possessed unit amount.
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I was able to get explosions using energy drain and snap freeze on cannibals. Incinerate and energy drain I didn't try, but energy drain and incinerate works.
You sure about that? Because I'd swear I sometimes killed them just with shots from my gun (not head shots, I don't even try for those), or even with Incinerate, and they didn't blow up.
I was on silver, and they didn't seem any worse than other troopers. Never got anywhere near them for melee, since I wasn't playing a Vanguard, so can't speak to that.
They're also easily avoided by using cover or diving to the side.
Okay, that I'm really having a hard time believing. They did not seem more durable than their counterparts at all. Scions in particular seemed a bit squishy for higher-tier units.
The barriers are really high, and health low. Except for the praetorian, who seems to have very high armor and high barriers. It took two full clips of acolyte fire on gold to bring his barrier down. That's nuts.
Weird, the ones that I saw explode were often nowhere near players. The first one I ever saw go off was out in the open some distance away.
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2012-10-20, 10:07 PM (ISO 8601)
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Played some more games. Quarian Engineer and Batarian Sentinel this time.
With the Quarian, I can tell the change to Cryo Bursts, but less so than with fire ones, since only freezing causes them, not chilling, meaning they don't work on protected enemies. So that's less of a change to that class than to other Engineers. Makes Cryo Blast + Incinerate now an instant-kill on all mook enemy types though, since now I get the burst damage on top of the doubled Incinerate.
Batarian, not much to say. I recall there being some tweaks to Submission Net a while back but after I had last stopped playing, but I can't recall what they were. It does seem to do more damage I think though, so that's nice.
I've now seen the new units for the Geth and Cerberus. Eh. They're annoying, and not much more. They go down fast, and don't seem to be much of an issue - unless you get swarmed by Dragoons while in a bad defensive position, but that's a problem no matter what you're getting swarmed by. Though weirdly, the Dragoons did seem especially resistant to my Particle Rifle when playing my Batarian. Don't understand that, as they dropped pretty fast to everything else, and the Particle Rifle has never seemed weak against armor before.
Odd that the Dragoons have only armor and not health, actually. They seem to be human, and only machines and select Reaper troops have had that before.
Oh, hazard maps can die in a fire, though. Seriously, rain that drains your shields? Irritating as all hell. I want to fight the enemies, not the terrain.
Also, picked up a few Premium packs, and decided to start using the delete DLC/redownload thing, because screw the booster system. I actually went for the first DLC, Resurgance, because I tallied up what I had from each, and found I'm fairly near having every rare from that one. Only missing one class (which I want - Geth Engineer), seven appearance options (which I don't care about, but is a far lower number than it is for the other DLCs), and 11 ranks in the weapons. I only got one rare from it in the packs though, a rank for my Geth Plasma SMG (bringing that to 6). Got some ranks in several of the core rare weapons though, including the Carnifex, which I can't wait to have at a point where my casters can use it.
I think I'll do that until I have the Geth Engineer at least, and perhaps until I max my Geth Plasma SMG and Striker Assault Rifle. Might even try deleting all the DLC packs to work on core weapons like my Carnifex afterward.
Ah, so that's what that does. I was wondering whether it had a practical effect, or was just a visual thing that kicked in when it flew. Quite annoying to hear though, speaking as a caster player.
Uh, no. I'm certain they don't go through cover. I've sat in cover while being shot at by them and been perfectly fine on a number of occasions, and that even though I've only faced the Collectors twice.
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Snap Freeze -> Energy Drain works on Cannibals? Surprising, since I know Incinerate -> Energy Drain doesn't work on them, as that's what I was testing it on.
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I've been able to crack cryo explosions out of primes, but only insistently primes. Not sure how that works.
Batarian, not much to say. I recall there being some tweaks to Submission Net a while back but after I had last stopped playing, but I can't recall what they were. It does seem to do more damage I think though, so that's nice.
Ah, so that's what that does. I was wondering whether it had a practical effect, or was just a visual thing that kicked in when it flew. Quite annoying to hear though, speaking as a caster player.
Uh, no. I'm certain they don't go through cover. I've sat in cover while being shot at by them and been perfectly fine on a number of occasions, and that even though I've only faced the Collectors twice.
Energy Drain and Incinerate has always worked - that's a tech burst, not a fire one. Though the timing has always seemed tight to self-tech-burst, as the electric residue from Energy Drain and Overload don't last long.
Snap Freeze -> Energy Drain works on Cannibals? Surprising, since I know Incinerate -> Energy Drain doesn't work on them, as that's what I was testing it on.
Ah, that explains that - the only explosions I've seen are the possessed ones, then. Very weird that they wouldn't give a visible effect for the regular ones, though. They certainly had one in ME2.
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2012-10-21, 06:01 AM (ISO 8601)
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I AM A BIOTIC GOD! Now if only I could get this damn banner working. I have logged out of multiplayer, idiot website!
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What system? Here on Xbox it's as easy as going to the challenge menu, highlighting a complete challenge and pressing the "set banner" button.
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More games today, tried out pretty much all of my classes at least once. Good heavens but I'd forgotten how much fun the Human and Krogan Vanguards are. Been too long since I've pinballed around a map as a walking bomb or near-immortal rhino.
I am annoyed to find that Vanguards are particularly ill-suited to facing the Collectors, though. Those seeker swarms were practically custom-designed to screw them over. Not fun, not fun at all.
Speaking of not fun, I had a couple of games on Firebase London. Suddenly that hazard map no longer looks so bad. Damn upload objectives on the worst map in the game...
On the good news front, it turns out that Overload can detonate Fire Bursts from Incinerate quite easily, so the Human Engineer is looking quite a bit better right there. Also, that Krogan stagger resistance is extremely noticeable - I did a heavy melee while taking a Banshee shockwave to the face no less than twice. Krogan Vanguards didn't need to be more godlike, but I'm not complaining.
Did another three Premium packs with just the first DLC installed. Mostly ranks in weapons I won't use (including the Argus, which I'm disappointed to find out is no longer a single-player pre-order-only thing - not because I feel it should be reserved for pre-orders forever, but because it's yet another three-round burst AR, something I do not like in the least), but I also got a rank each in Geth Plasma SMG and Striker AR. Three of the former and two of the latter more and they'll be maxed out. Now, if only this thing would cough up a Geth Engineer already...
Playing today, I think I see the source of the discrepancy here. Possessed Praetorians can do that, regular ones cannot. I've been safe in cover whenever dealing with regular ones, but I did see a Possessed one damaging me through cover today.
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Got my Volus Adept. Gave it a quick go on silver vs collectors (as he was only level 12). Still trying to figure him out. Doesnt do much damage (though if i give him a sniper rifle to go with stasis that may improve things.) Very squishy after playing Krogan Sentinel.