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Nice cosplay even though i never did liked the high level version of the chest piece of some MEA armors.
That one looks like a blend of armors (which is a valid approach in-game). I like the Pathfinder and Hyperguardian Armors. The standard Ai armor is also cool, if underwhelming in terms of performance. I think I recall you disliking the Pathfinder set, but it's my favorite. Unless I play a Vanguard, I'm always in some build-specific Pathfinder set.
I'm not a fan of the Maverick set, or anything that isn't a hardsuit. ME human soldiers wear hardsuits. Maverick is the underarmor worn with a vest and a few plates. It's not a bad design, but better fits scavs and others who can't buy a proper mil-grade hardsuit.
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Halberd: – Increased clip size from 12 to 18 – Increased damage from 111-140 to 117-147 Thokin: – Increased clip size from 24 to 30 – Increased total ammo capacity from 240-300 to 300-375 Charger: – Increased accuracy from 45-56 to 50-63 Predator – Increased damage from 54-72 to 57-76 – Increased force from 30 to 40 Sidewinder – Increased ammo capacity from 60-75 to 65-81 Scorpion – Increased damage from 587-704 to 616-739 – Increased force from 55 to 75 Indra – Increased damage from 92-110 to 97-116 Shadow – Increased damage from 85-102 to 88-106
Alas, we never got the SP tuning that could've made more weapons functional. I loved the M90 Indra in ME3. It's a favorite of mine in the entire series. It's unusable in MEA. I'd have loved to get the balancing they would've no doubt done via patches and/or DLC. Sigh.
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Nice cosplay even though i never did liked the high level version of the chest piece of some MEA armors.
That one looks like a blend of armors (which is a valid approach in-game). I like the Pathfinder and Hyperguardian Armors. The standard Ai armor is also cool, if underwhelming in terms of performance. I think I recall you disliking the Pathfinder set, but it's my favorite. Unless I play a Vanguard, I'm always in some build-specific Pathfinder set.
I'm not a fan of the Maverick set, or anything that isn't a hardsuit. ME human soldiers wear hardsuits. Maverick is the underarmor worn with a vest and a few plates. It's not a bad design, but better fits scavs and others who can't buy a proper mil-grade hardsuit.
I started liking using the pathfinder armor (in this playthrough) but with the low level version of the chest, same for the initiative armor. It is actually nice looking and looks usable instead of the heavy version where Ryder's head keeps clipping through the chest piece everytime his neck moves to the sides.
Agree about Maverick, even the description says this is a armor made of spare parts.
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That one looks like a blend of armors (which is a valid approach in-game). I like the Pathfinder and Hyperguardian Armors. The standard Ai armor is also cool, if underwhelming in terms of performance. I think I recall you disliking the Pathfinder set, but it's my favorite. Unless I play a Vanguard, I'm always in some build-specific Pathfinder set.
I'm not a fan of the Maverick set, or anything that isn't a hardsuit. ME human soldiers wear hardsuits. Maverick is the underarmor worn with a vest and a few plates. It's not a bad design, but better fits scavs and others who can't buy a proper mil-grade hardsuit.
I started liking using the pathfinder armor (in this playthrough) but with the low level version of the chest, same for the initiative armor. It is actually nice looking and looks usable instead of the heavy version where Ryder's head keeps clipping through the chest piece everytime his neck moves to the sides.
Agree about Maverick, even the description says this is a armor made of spare parts.
I've only seen it clip with certain helmets. Are you getting clipping with the Pathfinder helmet? Also, it seems to clip with Sara but not with Scott. Of course, Sara's (stupid) neckflap doesn't clip while Scott's does. 😒
I don't use the lower level Pathfinder armors. I start custom builds no sooner than tier VII. I also won't wear any armor that has an N7 marking. Unearned military designation is unearned.
I always use the blue on white over blue color-scheme of the Ai. I recall really liking it when it was first teased, and I've never changed my mind.
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I started liking using the pathfinder armor (in this playthrough) but with the low level version of the chest, same for the initiative armor. It is actually nice looking and looks usable instead of the heavy version where Ryder's head keeps clipping through the chest piece everytime his neck moves to the sides.
Agree about Maverick, even the description says this is a armor made of spare parts.
I've only seen it clip with certain helmets. Are you getting clipping with the Pathfinder helmet? Also, it seems to clip with Sara but not with Scott. Of course, Sara's (stupid) neckflap doesn't clip while Scott's does. 😒
I don't use the lower level Pathfinder armors. I start custom builds no sooner than tier VII. I also won't wear any armor that has an N7 marking. Unearned military designation is unearned.
I always use the blue on white over blue color-scheme of the Ai. I recall really liking it when it was first teased, and I've never changed my mind.
I just tend to use whatever suits my character best so if I'm playing a character that for example is more reliant on biotics then I'll use the N7 armour because it's the best armour suited for that. If my character is more tech minded then I'll likely lean towards the Angarran tech armours you can get from the Aya merchant. That sort of thing. I'm not too bothered about the markings.
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I've only seen it clip with certain helmets. Are you getting clipping with the Pathfinder helmet? Also, it seems to clip with Sara but not with Scott. Of course, Sara's (stupid) neckflap doesn't clip while Scott's does. 😒
I don't use the lower level Pathfinder armors. I start custom builds no sooner than tier VII. I also won't wear any armor that has an N7 marking. Unearned military designation is unearned.
I always use the blue on white over blue color-scheme of the Ai. I recall really liking it when it was first teased, and I've never changed my mind.
I just tend to use whatever suits my character best so if I'm playing a character that for example is more reliant on biotics then I'll use the N7 armour because it's the best armour suited for that. If my character is more tech minded then I'll likely lean towards the Angarran tech armours you can get from the Aya merchant. That sort of thing. I'm not too bothered about the markings.
If you enjoy crafting, you can make great armor that’s far better and more versatile than the baseline stuff. Rather than building for power damage or power recharge, try focusing on combo damage and radius. Powers don’t kill on their own very often. It’s the combos that kill. Recharge speed is irrelevant once you obtain the Fusion Mod of Adrenaline on Havarl, so it’s pointless to optimize for it.
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I just tend to use whatever suits my character best so if I'm playing a character that for example is more reliant on biotics then I'll use the N7 armour because it's the best armour suited for that. If my character is more tech minded then I'll likely lean towards the Angarran tech armours you can get from the Aya merchant. That sort of thing. I'm not too bothered about the markings.
If you enjoy crafting, you can make great armor that’s far better and more versatile than the baseline stuff. Rather than building for power damage or power recharge, try focusing on combo damage and radius. Powers don’t kill on their own very often. It’s the combos that kill. Recharge speed is irrelevant once you obtain the Fusion Mod of Adrenaline on Havarl, so it’s pointless to optimize for it.
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I think it depends on what your playstyle is though for me I tend t oplay best using armours that best suit the kind of powers I'm mostly going to use so for example as I said I'm largely going t obe relying on biotics on my Ryder I'll use the N7 armour. I do agree about combos but if I'm playing a character that's going to use them then I do it through any Augmentations I pick up as I find doing it that way works best for me at least on MEA.
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If you enjoy crafting, you can make great armor that’s far better and more versatile than the baseline stuff. Rather than building for power damage or power recharge, try focusing on combo damage and radius. Powers don’t kill on their own very often. It’s the combos that kill. Recharge speed is irrelevant once you obtain the Fusion Mod of Adrenaline on Havarl, so it’s pointless to optimize for it.
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I think it depends on what your playstyle is though for me I tend t oplay best using armours that best suit the kind of powers I'm mostly going to use so for example as I said I'm largely going t obe relying on biotics on my Ryder I'll use the N7 armour. I do agree about combos but if I'm playing a character that's going to use them then I do it through any Augmentations I pick up as I find doing it that way works best for me at least on MEA.
I hear you. What I was suggesting is that custom Pathfinder or Hyperguardian armor is better for casters than the N7 or Angara stuff, since their perks aren’t as useful as they might appear. It does depend upon what you like, though. I’m glad that some of the more optimal choices align with my cosmetic preferences this time around. That rarely seems to happen.
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Exactly! I cannot do it. Whenever a new N7 Program is instituted in Andromeda, Ryder can be a plankowner, an instructor or whatever. The ability is not in question. Until then, though, the stripe isn’t his to wear.
I like that Bradley at least tried to prick his conscience about it. It’s a bit annoying that he says it about the N7 Armor Set, though, when Alec wore the stripe on his Pathfinder Armor. That N7 set is definitely not daddy’s armor. Even designating a set as “the N7 set” is kind of silly. N7 and the stripe can be worn on any armor by an N7 marine. Shep had that leather jacket, too. It’s the marine and the hard-earned designation, not the armor, that’s “N7”.
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To be honest, by the time the N7 program is in Andromeda, Ryder doesn't need to wear the stripe, as Pathfinders will have the same elite status as Spectres.
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