Damn, I forgot how this works (Infiltrator question)

Damage bonus lasts for a while after cloak breaks. I believe it is about 1 second to break cloak and 1.5 after.

Ok, in general, cloak damage bonus last 2.5 seconds. (Thanks to Alfonsedode we still got Pedro's numerical test around.)
Cloak brakes one second after you use power and the damage bonus lasts for further 1.5 second, so even when already decloaked.
Assuming you took TC 4B (you did, right? ) you get 80% boost to your weapon (and power) damage for 2.5s.
TGI TC 6B is bit different, in that it lasts for 20 seconds, gives 1.2 multiplier to AR damage.
AIU TC 6B is 1.25 multiplier to SG damage, but tied to TC bonus duration, e.g. 2.5 sec.

Okay, thanks everyone for the replies. =)



IKR, duh.



Hm, okay. Confusing! I guess the bottom line is, it should work, but it may not.



My favourite melee infiltrator is the Asari Huntress, actually. But I'll give it a shot with the AIU, why the hell not. =)




Oh I know, I actually prefer the Claymore on her (reload cancel tactic), or the Crusader. I also really like the Raider.

This. Shotgun damage perk was bugged if I remember correctly. No idea if they fixed it or not.

Everyone hates Snap Cheeze, even me, and I love it. That's part of why no one will want to play with you.

The other part is, if you are good, the AIU is a scorewhore kit like few others. Annoyingly so, for those of the BSN that can't cope.

Crusader is my favorite choice for her. Omniblade and shredder mod, because I don't like negative CDs.

Both kits are unbalanced and therefore are a magnet for scrubs. 

-Tactical cloak is the most selfish power in the game, dumping aggro on your teammates for a damage boost.
-Stim Pack and Repair Matrix make these kits tougher than they should be.
-Assault Rifles and Shotguns have no hipfire penalty, like Sniper rifles, which at least somewhat balances TC.
-Snap freeze (along with flamer and recon mine) make it difficult for teammates to see enemies, making the AIU worse than the TGI, imo.

Snap freeze overrides other powers on primed targets, and is glitched to allow for cryo explosions on armored targets. If you find "dominating a lobby" to be immature, then it is a power to be avoided. Heck, both these kits should be avoided for that same reason.

Since these kits are unbalanced, you'll find a lot of people using them thinking they're better than they actually are, which poses problems in a team game.

Qui-Gon GlenN7 is right though. These kits in the right hands can make higher difficulties trivial. Now I don't mind being outscored as long as I can see the skill of the player. AIU+Reegar or TGI+Harrier typically doesn't showcase skill as well as say, a Quarksman with a Locust. Mind you, there are ways to class these kits up. A well-played melee AIU is alright. Throwing a Mattock on a TGI is neat, (and the Saber on him is cool, as mentioned) etc.

I spam all the powers... Fuck em, I play for me first, I am having fun.

TGI Striker Cryo IV is classy as fuck. Hurricane for derping Bosses.

AIU Scimitar is awesome. Uppercut all the things!

Agreed.

BTW, when I play Destroyer Revenant, I fully expect to crush the scoreboard mercilessly. You broke my heart that day inert ;_;

If I am bitter about a PuG failure, with a bad team I couldn't carry suboptimally, I do bring the OP. But never Harrier TGI anymore.... Yawn.

No Snap Freeze AIU is a blast, and still broken.

To Drell, is to Drell. Always classy.

Claymore.

I would slap my drell in the mouth if he ever used an acolyte.

There's always the Wraith if you're not good enough to survive with Claymore.