I can't wait to not shoot that giant techno-worm with my Nomad.

Do you want a repeat of Arkham Knight?(Liked the game hated the bat mobile fights) I don't get why you guys are obsessing with this?

Pfft, scrubs fought thresher maws with the mako.

Only a lightweight would require assistance from an armored personnel carrier, or air support, to fight this metal toaster of a worm.

Shepard is never actually shooting at a Reaper thinking it will kill it. He holds it over with a moving turret and then targets it with a laser that signals an entire fleet to strike at a precise coordinate.

from a gp perspective i really prefer unarmed nomad to armed nomad. If bioware armed the thing that would dictate them designing combat around it and you would have an me 1 situation where the vehicle would become a crutch.

That's just it. They weren't firing at a precise spot. They hit the thing, it fell over. At that point it appears to be destroyed. Shepard says its weak point is when its about to fire its beam of doom. That's incorrect. The rounds hit the reaper before it could open it door to use the beam of doom.

If the firing chamber is the weak spot, why didn't it fall over like the first time when it was fired on? Only after the reaper and Shepard can kiss each other, that the thing falls over.  What's funny is the reaper fires its beam of doom vertically at Shepard instead of horizontally. 

It would have been nice if they could have designed a weapon system for the nomad and some open world vehicular combat encounters that improved on ME1. Maybe making the canon finite (replenish at forward stations) and giving enemies more ways to counter/avoid vehicle fire. I understand what you guys are saying, but I will miss the thunk - BOOM of the Mako's cannon.

No need vanguard ryder and Drack can handle it.

Actually, you got more XP for killing enemies on foot. Of course, that just meant that you could strip the enemies down to minimum health from mako, then get out and finish them off on foot. Except the squishy ones because they died very quickly, so if you really wanted to milk the game for most XP, you would only need the Mako's help with geth armatures and Colossi (edit: also Maws). Just a fun fact. I agree that Bioware was right to not give the Nomad any guns though.

Shit I'm just happy it's actually in the game at all.

can we trample enemies using the Nomad?