CES 2017 - Nvidia presentation - Jan 4th

If you rapidly pause and play it, you can see all of them, it scrolls by quickly through everything, I checked multiple times to see if I was right. Last thing before scrolling is Energy Drain, Tactical Cloak is above Flamethrower and the rest you can see when they scroll up from passives.
I'm guessing Remnant VI is one of 6 point evolutions of Combat Drone.
And yeah, that's more or less the way I understand the profiles too.
And I don't disagree with you on power limit, but Ian tweeted he is excited to see what we can do with the system and that more info will be coming soon, so I'm going to wait and see

Edit: I'm assuming Remnant VI is evolution of Combat Drone because a) Combat Drone is not on the tech list (although since it's part of Engineer profile, maybe you can assign it from there? I don't know, but I doubt it) and if you read the description, it's function seems similar to Combat Drone (attacking targets, and it seems to have missile upgrade). I'm guessing that the self repair and cloaking are part of the Remnant VI evolution

 I feel old. My first thought when I saw her weapon was this:

Doubtful, unless we'd have a fixed mage background.
I don't think they're going to reduce power mapping for DA again.

Rewatched the previous gameplay video and at 4:20 there was a Combat Droid yet it wasn't in skill slot unless that fireball icon was it. It seems it is an Engineer Profile only skill (or passive now?)

Combat Drone: A small drone improves recharege rate for tech powers self-destructs with an EMP pulse if enemies get...???
Remnant VI seems to have a different description: Deploys a retrofitted Remnant Observer that repairs itself over time, clocks when critically damaged, and counts as a tech construct.

Overload, Incinerate, Assault Turret, Cryo Beam, Energy Drain, Tactical Cloak, Flamethrower, Remnant VI, Invasion
Tech Support, Offensive Tech, Auxiliary Systems

So the Infiltrator Profile was active, because of Tactical Cloak and switching to an another profile replaces it with an another Profile specific skill.

At first a i tought that it jumped to the and of the list and left a few skills out, but indeed that is the full list.

I played 1,000 hours of ME3 multiplayer with 3 active skills, it's all about mission choice.
I'm expecting folk will build loadouts appropriate to different enemies.

I played at least a hundred hours too, but those were each separate characters which i leveled and named individually. Sure it was fun to discover them.

But what is the point of changing skills all the time, when i just press an ESC, going to skill menu and change the layout.

For me it is seems rather tedious then exciting, this system just slowing combat/gameplay down by adding time when they wanted to speed up it further by removing the power wheel.

I see an enemy over there, ehh i have to change it again. Basicly i want to be overpowered in single player If we are already special

I hope someone mods the game for at least 6 or 8 simultaneous power/skill usage.

I'm not too keen on what we've seen so far either.  I can't see how it's going to work concincingly - but I guess we'll see. Biotics is no longer something your character was born with and suffers for but anyone can use them?  Hmmm.  Detracts from role play anyway.

Yes, so did I but the fact is you tended to spend your time spamming one or two powers.  I think I'd prefer a bit more variety.

From the masseffect wikia

Even if you used a non biotic profile Shepard still had the powers. So i expect something similar will be said about Sara and Scott.

So the lore is irrelevant when it doesn't suits your argument? Good to know...

I don't get why people are making this "anyone" assumption. As I understand it, the profile swap thing is particular to the pathfinder. And more, I believe that SAM, the AI, is somwhow tethered to him/her, and responsible for managing these changes. But that's just a theory.

Because you know the #1 complaint about Bioware games in the past has been having too many active skills, amirite?