Vanguards are surpremely adapted to charging into battle with a biotic ability and then executing their foes with the Shotgun. This is a risk vs reward hit-and-run tactic however as they don't have a lot of shields or armour.
They also have no effective way to remove shields outside of direct firepower, so having a Squad Mate with Overload is a good idea. Sentinel is the second mixed Class, combining Adepts and Engineers. Best used while hiding in cover, Sentinels use their biotic and tech abilities to wreak havoc across the battlefield. Particularly in the sequels, Sentinels are able to remove any form of defense with their Power set, but the downside is that they don't truly specialize in any one class.
Infiltrator is the third and final mixed Class, combining Engineers with Soldiers. They have the tech abilities of Engineers, but excel in using Sniper Rifles thanks to their Soldier makeup. If you like clickin' heads, Infiltrators are the Class to go for, as their Pistols can help them cover short and medium ranges when not sniping, and their tech abilities help remove various defences before sniping them in a single shot.
In Mass Effect 1, the non-Soldier Classes will generally have a trickier time navigating combat scenarios, and will often have to improvise and use very specific tactics in order to clear through most fights.
In Legendary Edition they are generally more versatile however as they do not suffer aim penalties for weapons they don't specialize in, however the Classes cannot improve their proficiency with them, which helps keep things balanced.
For example an Engineer can use a sniper rifle in a pinch, but a fully-upgraded Pistol will usually be the better option. A restriction that's reflected across any version of Mass Effect 1 is armor, which come in Light, Medium and Heavy varieties. This lets you pick a specific area to focus on to either double-down on your Class' strengths or compensate for their weaknesses. Engineers are a great class in Mass Effect 1 for those wanting to get as much loot as possible, because they can Decrypt and Hack locked objects all on their own: the other classes must rely on Kaidan, Garrus or Tali to do this instead.
In Mass Effect 2, the non-Soldier Classes have been refined so that they're more versatile and easy to use in most combat situations. This includes Combat Drones for tech-derived Classes to provide offensive support, and biotic-derived classes have more offensive powers to use like Shockwave and Charge. These abilities can be used more freely in Mass Effect 2 thanks to cooldowns being reduced across the board.
As well, non-Soldier Classes are given a specific selection of Weapons. For example, an Adept can never equip a Sniper Rifle. To offset this, a new weapon type is introduced that all non-Soldier Classes can use, the Sub-Machine Gun, which combines the fast reloading of pistols with the rapid fire of Assault Rifles. The armor system has been changed as well to use modular pieces, and any Class can use any armor piece. Every armor piece provides a buff of some kind, be it increased weapon damage, reduced cooldown times or even boosting their Morality Points.
It's up to the player to choose what works for their Class and playstyle. Finally, Class Specialization is now available from the start, and simply requires purchasing Level 4 of your Class Mastery ability in order to access.
As an Infiltrator you can learn it too. But the SMG is comparable anyways, and it's better to learn advanced sniper training as was mentioned above. The Widow is far more valuable than having another weapon skill. User Info: Forman. That sniper rifle you can get if you don't learn how to use the other weapons is invaluable.
Don't pass it up. So, basically, no. Not if you want to use your class at its best. More topics from this board Legendary edition reveals ME2 is the worst of the triology.
How exactly do I keep both Jacks and Mirandas loyalty? Build 5 Answers Aria's cache of goodies? Side Quest 3 Answers On illium who should I have liara kill? General 7 Answers. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. I like to focus on Disruptor ammo, Incinerate, Operative and my bonus power I always choose Slam These abilities, when maxed out, allow me to quickly shred through all defenses, while allowing me to cripple and greatly damage enemies through Slam which has a 3 second recharge rate once fully upgraded.
This, coupled with me sniping, quickly kills off enemies with ease. I use Tactical cloak to help me escape rough situations mostly, as the cool down can be a bit long 6 to 9 seconds depending on how much you level it up. If you are feeling that the lack of one of your favorite weapons is keeping you from this class, don't. Once you board the Collector ship during the game, you can add either the Assault Rifle or Shotgun to your arsenal, thus increasing your repertoire.
You even have the choice to get one of the strongest weapons in the game, the Widow anti-material Sniper Rifle!
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