The classes were wicked fun, especially quarian inflitrators and. Originally posted by sidewinder_G:Unlock new classes, weapons and powers, play with other people and really have to stick close in order to win gold. It's really a shame that it isn't included here. I played it a lot with an ex-friend and we had so much fun, even if the missions lacked a bit of a variety in the objectives. The Biotic Slash was just fun, as was using the heavy melee strike that could trigger this teleportation effect (going up ladders never was this quick and easy) Multiplayer, despite the microtransaction cashgrab (which ended when EA fired the sole guy who was responsible for checking logs for money hackers) was a hell of a lot of fun and it required some tremendous teamwork on the highest difficulty levels.ДЄnother fun class was the N7 Slayer (Vanguard), very melee heavy. You would just plow through tons of enemies, while getting a headache from the annoying noise and screen shake of the gun :D Juggernaut equipped with the Geth Spitfire was so amazing. Originally posted by countgrey:That said, I always preferred to play as the Geth Juggernaut Soldier: () So if you didn't like your power set, you could just promote them and retrain to Level 20. Then you could replay that character from Level 1, get them to 20, and promote them again. Important to note though that your characters maxed at Level 20, but then you had the choice to 'Promote' them to the War Effort and they became a War Asset to boost your score. IIRC, there was a lobby leader who made all of the selections for mission conditions and enemies, and if they hit Ready you had a timer start counting down before the match started. You could also see the characters, weapons, gear, and bonus powerups of your allies while in the lobby, which was useful. Because while you're in the lobby, you could swap characters, weapons, gear, select bonus powerups (a lot of one time use stuff), etc. I still have some friends on Xbox Live who would specifically bring out their own Juggernauts when we'd party up and just wreck everything in our path.Д®dit: FYI, there was a lobby before each match, and you had to press a button to signal that you're ready to go. but only has one speed (slow) and can't crouch behind cover (I am the cover lol or I summon a shield), and can't jump over barriers.

Super tanky, heavy melee recharges your shields while stunning and damaging your target, has a turret ability, can summon a shield, has a shoulder cannon, extra tall so great visibility. That said, I always preferred to play as the Geth Juggernaut Soldier: () They'd also add environmental effects too (reduced visibility usually), depending on the settings you picked. Some of the multiplayer maps will be familiar, since they're directly from various missions in the campaign, but others were specially made for multiplayer. People would revive automatically at the end of each round, so sometimes it was better to power through than to revive the unlucky/bad player for the Xth time. If an ally went down and didn't use a medkit (or they ran out) to revive themselves, you could hustle across the map and hold down a button to revive them, but that usually means not playing the objective and/or letting the enemies swarm you, so it could cascade pretty badly. It sounds like the multiplayer was like a more fun Nazi Zombies mode from Call of Duty?ДЄn additional factor was that on the harder difficulties you needed teammates who knew what they were doing, or at least didn't suck. I've seen how vicious those geth chargers were in Mass Effect 1 and it'd definitely feel amazing to play as one and charge at my enemies at a ludicrous speed lol.

That's pretty cool! I love the idea of playing as a different race, even if it was just for a little bit. If Bioware were to remaster the multi, they need to add more modes like co-op missions or even pvp, cause by today's standards the survival only stuff was only fun for the first hundred hours or so on 2012 gaming standards. The fun would run dry after you basically played through all characters and classes, but that'd take a hundred or so hours in my experience if you played daily. But on the surface, it was just a wave PvE survive mode with objectives here or there like Extraction or Hacking a terminal. Originally posted by Chadest:It was pretty damn fun, but replayablity came all from that fun and that fun relied on unlocking and playing as new classes/races and playing around with the moves and unique abilities each had.

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