Recent Game Highlights and/or Low Points

Is there a block option on here?

LOL..... an Incinerate kill streak..I was the FQE....this was on white vs reapers... a bunch of stupid fucking marauders. cannibals, and a husk were standing too close together when I hit them with my incinerate specd for radius......


                                                                           

Please permit me to pass on some of the QFI-related wisdom that Quarian Master Race passed on to me when I first joined BSN around eighteen months ago

Definitely spec into sticky grenades. They can be used to detonate tech combos, so you can set off some fire explosions or tech bursts if you use elemental ammo (not recommended for the one-shot sniper rifles where phasic ammo is more practical, but good if you like to use other weapons). Better still, Sabotage's tech vulnerability evolution increases the damage taken by tech powers, including combo explosions. So if you can prime a Brute or something with your elemental ammo, then Sabotage it, the fire combo detonated by the grenade will do a very nice chunk of damage to its armour.

Even if you don't use elemental ammo, stickies are still great for dealing damage to armoured things or lobbing opportunistically into spawns. I throw them at Dragoons that have got too close 'cos I can't track a near, fast-moving target through a sniper scope.

Also, even without elemental ammo, you can still Sabotage all the armoured things to boost the effects of your team-mates' tech powers. You'll likely get an assist rather than a kill for doing that, but hey, it's a team game

Cloak before casting Sabotage to shorten its cooldown. Breaking cloak immediately after cloaking results in a three-second cooldown, whether cloak was broken with a weapon, power or simply by disengaging it. In my experience, cloak -> Sabotage -> shoot is the best way of shooting things when playing QFI: Sabotage holds small targets still for a moment so they're easier to shoot (doesn't work on bosh'tet Phantoms though); and if the shot doesn't drop them, the backfire effect possibly will.

Don't worry about the scoreboard, you can play perfectly well and still come last. As long as you're a/ dealing damage, b/ contributing to objectives and c/ having fun, you're doing it right   The scoring is semi-arbitrary anyway, power combos and powers+shots get more points than pure weapon kills. If a human soldier and human adept score the same number of kills and contribute equally to objectives, the adept will likely score higher simply by virtue of using power combos.