James Vega James Vega is the de-facto meat shield of your squad in Mass Effect 3. Although this limits his biotics damage output, Kaidan can at least use assault rifles, which means that he's always relevant damage-wise. You can also play around with Kaidan and turn him into a tank with access to both Reave and Barrier damage protection buffs. At the same time, because he is an Alliance Officer, he naturally benefits from a boost to his tech and biotics power. He has access to Overload to take care of shields and barriers with Cryo Blast to weaken armors and disable unprotected enemies. Unlike Ashley, who is geared towards providing additional firepower, Kaidan is a more versatile option. If Kaidan survived the Virmire mission in the first Mass Effect game, you'll be able to recruit him during the Priority: Mars mission in Act II, just like Ashley. Kaidan Alenko We learn in Mass Effect 3 that Kaidan had no choice but to become who he is today. Unlike in Mass Effect 2, Disruptor Ammo now works against both barriers and shields. However, her Disruptor Ammo should not be underestimated as well. As for her weapon, Ashley is best utilized when she has an assault rifle with a high magazine count like the N7 Typhoon.Īshley can also combo her Inferno Grade with Concussive Shot. We recommend maxing out her Marksman and evolving it to improve her fire rate and duration. You can recruit Ashley to join your team during Act II during the Priority: Mars mission.Īs an Alliance Officer with a unique power in Marksman, Ashley's weapon damage potential is second only to Garrus. Provided that you didn't leave Ashley Williams to die in the first Mass Effect during the Virmire mission, Ashley Williams will return in Mass Effect 3.
Alternate Appearance Pack: contains new outfits for Garrus, Liara, EDI and Shepard.Ashley Williams Ashley Williams probably would have received a lot of flack had the original Mass Effect been released today because of her blatant racism.Groundside Resistance Pack: contains seven unique weapons for use in the single-player campaign.Firefight Pack : contains seven unique weapons for use in the single-player campaign.N7 Warfare Gear: contains N7 Valkyrie and M-55 Argus assault rifles, and N7 Defender Armor.N7 Collector’s Edition Pack: contains four new weapons, alternate outfits and a KEI-9 dog mech.Users can buy this bundle by following this link on the Origin store page. However, it does not include the single and multi-player expansion add-ons. Like with Mass Effect 2, the Digital Deluxe version of this game already includes the cosmetic packs. Mass Effect 2 promo bundle – contains Umbra Visor, Sentry Interface and Recon Hood.Terminus Weapon and Armor pack – contains Terminus Assault Armor and the M-490 Blackstorm heavy weapon.Collectors’ Weapon and Armor pack – contains Collector Armor and the Collector Assault Rifle.Alternate Appearance Pack 2 – contains new outfits for Tali, Grunt and Miranda.Alternate Appearance Pack 1 – contains new outfits for Garrus, Thane and Jack.Firepower Pack – contains the M-5 Phalanx heavy pistol, M-96 Mattock heavy rifle and Geth Plasma Shotgun.Equalizer Pack – contains the Capacitor Helmet, Archon Visor and Inferno Armor.Aegis Pack – contains the M-29 Incisor sniper rifle and the Kestrel armor.Cerberus Weapon and Armor pack – contains Cerberus Assault Armor and M-22 Eviscerator shotgun.Users can buy this bundle by following this link on the Origin store page: However, these are just the cosmetic changes and the bonus Cerberus network content. The Digital Deluxe edition already includes the add-on packs. Moreover, all these different currencies do not have interchangeable values. There is also Origin points which is the EA system’s point system for achievements. The latter is for purchasing extra content for Mass Effect Andromeda exclusively. Note that Bioware points is different from Andromeda points. However, its better than the previous and only other option. Factoring in the age of these games, the prices for these DLC packs are still substantial.
All while getting 10X the worth in value. Especially, considering it is the equivalent of buying about 2000 BioWare points. Now it seems that EA is finally offering these add-ons in a single, separate bundle which users can buy with real money directly. It is also quite a rip off considering the cost and the left over. Obviously, not all the points get used up since the prices of each DLC and add-on vary. It is the equivalent of a store requiring customers to buy a gift card before being able to shop. Basically you have to buy a special currency which can only be spent on Bioware products. Up until now, if you wanted to buy DLCs for Mass Effect 2 and 3 via EA’s Origin is through the purchase of Bioware points.
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