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Post by Doctor Fumbles on Apr 7, 2017 16:29:25 GMT
So I just have to add mag size mods then to make it 3 or 4 shots. TY, I will try that later on. I think you'll see that mods are slightly less effective than you'd think at correcting this. Though once you are up over 100% it will give even more value than you might expect. Mods are on a different "layer" than skills and augments and armor stat bonuses (I think. There is no clip size mod for shot guns (only reserve ammo mod for shotgun) So I can't say I've tested it specifically for clip size). I've noticed that the damage mod for weapons is on a different layer and is multiplicative in value with "skills" and "armor stats" multipliers which are additive with each other. That's actually really awesome because you are getting say 10% bonus of 140% gun damage which is the equivalent of 154% gun damage. If it was additive then you'd only get 150% gun damage. However, if you have a negative modifier and you have a multiplicative modifier, you get less value than if it was additive. 65% with a 10% increase multiplicative would be 71.5% realized. While 65% with a 10% additive would be 75% realized. So in your case you'd be getting a little less benefit out of your mod. There are some easy places to get extra clip size in the skill tree though. The combat tree has some easy ones. IMO the soldier profile is the best profile in the game. And it also has a clip size bonus. Ah, I prefer Infiltrator, so that explains why I don't see it. Granted my soldier profile is almost rank 6 like my Infiltrator, but I will probably stick with Infiltrator profile. I will find a way.
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Post by steppinrazor on Apr 7, 2017 16:37:06 GMT
Definitely Isharay, thing is a beast. One shot kills, in the body.
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Post by TheInvoker on Apr 7, 2017 17:56:58 GMT
Couldn't tell you what the numerical damage is, but my rank 4 Black Widow can one shot pretty much anything unshielded or unarmored in the game. Dump all your AVP into science. You'll then get free Milky Way research data at regular intervals. i'm stuck at level 2 of the nexus. i'm not getting points but i don't want to go deep with main story,i'0m doing all side quests i want to have better weapons/armor to do main story but i can't get them because i can't unlock better projects I have everything at level III..how can i get level IV without doing missions on Havarl/Voedt? i think i did everything i could do on Eos,and i already started Havarl. It this Havarl a main planet?? Map seems really small compared to Eos
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Post by sriep on Apr 7, 2017 19:53:29 GMT
I use Isharay with TurboCharge/TacticalCloak/Invasion. Max out combat Fitness and Sniper Rifle tree. Invasion acts to reduce defence rather than increase damage, but same net effect.
Turbocharge allows you to double tap Isharay with +80% clip size for extra goodness. You can probably do more in a single charged shot with Lanat, but then the second shot within the 2s limit will be lame.
So: Invasion then Cloak then Turbocharge, wait for invasion to hit target then double tap with Isharay within 2s for TacClaok bonuses.
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Post by ergates on Apr 7, 2017 20:33:03 GMT
Couldn't tell you what the numerical damage is, but my rank 4 Black Widow can one shot pretty much anything unshielded or unarmored in the game. Dump all your AVP into science. You'll then get free Milky Way research data at regular intervals. i'm stuck at level 2 of the nexus. i'm not getting points but i don't want to go deep with main story,i'0m doing all side quests i want to have better weapons/armor to do main story but i can't get them because i can't unlock better projects I have everything at level III..how can i get level IV without doing missions on Havarl/Voedt? i think i did everything i could do on Eos,and i already started Havarl. It this Havarl a main planet?? Map seems really small compared to Eos I think I played in a very similar way to you. I also prefer to do side quests before going deep into the main story (because we're both sensible and don't rush ), so here's what I've done so far: - Did as much of Eos as I could, right up to activating the vault using the basic rank one Avenger assault rifle, pistol, and whatever sniper rifle I could get hold of. My first custom weapon was the Incisor sniper rifle, but it turned out to be far inferior to it's ME:2 and ME:3 counterparts, pathetic damage, and lousy recoil. That was a bad move, and a waste of research points. - When I'd gone as far into Eos as I could at that stage, and while I was waiting for the rest of the radiation to decrease, I moved on to Voeld, still using the rank one Avenger rifle, the crappy pistol, Incisor and whatever armor I could scrounge from dead Kett. I was doing rubbish damage with the rifle, but it was enough to get me through, and it also taught me to fight smart, and strategically - in many ways it did me a favour. I kept on with this setup until the main quest on Voeld, during which I got a new rifle from another dead Kett that was a big upgrade. I persevered with this until I'd activated the vault, after which I was able to get the science AVP perk that gave me free Milky Way research data. - Crafted the rank 1 Revenant, and returned to Eos - by this time the remaining radiation had dissipated. Did most of the remaining side quests. The Revenant is certainly not the highest damage rifle in the game, there are far more powerful assault rifles, but it's certainly one of the most efficient weapons. It's huge clip size, and high firing rate, means that you can just keep fighting on and on with it and rarely run out of ammo, and it's excellent for suppressing fire. My philosophy is that a rifle without bullets (or technically heat sinks) does no damage, and I'd rather have something slightly less powerful that keeps me in the fight longer than some novelty rifle that does huge burst damage for a few seconds, then runs out of ammo. The Revenant still does very decent damage - it's just not the highest. - Went back to Voeld, kept on upgrading with my new incoming research data, improving the Revenant, and also crafting the Black Widow, and N7 Armor. Did the remaining quests, and also spent a lot of time mining. I followed each new rank of weapon I made with disassembling the old one to get some materials back. My final act on Voeld (at that stage) was to drive to every mining node, and mine each one dry. I now had plenty of minerals for more weapons. - Next went to Havari. Kept on periodically returning to the Tempest and upgrading my weapons until I got to rank 4. Completed Havari, and got final AVP science perks that cause research data to come in much faster, and more of it. Now I can make pretty-much whatever I like (level appropriate) and never have to worry about research data, or materials. If you want Remnant of Andromeda research points, the best way I've found is to scan all alien tech you encounter, and also do the 'strike team' missions. Hope this helps you a bit
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