Mass Effect 3 Omega DLC: Engineer class exclusive reactor scene

Playlist: • Mass Effect 3: Omega DLC

[@loganrenfrow2544]

I'm sure all 3 Engineer players were very happy when they got to this part.

[@IrrelevantPlease]

yes it made me happy

[@MiosPanties]

Never talk to me or my Combat Drone again.

[@quack_stack]

I did engineer for my Legendary playthrough, but switched to soldier in 2. Playing engineer classes without a shotgun feels off.

[@michaelpalacios8951]

I honestly never realized this scene was Engineer exclusive when I encountered it.

[@alyjahandujar1402]

Engineer was what I played for my first play through lol

[@HirosamaNadasaki]

"Maybe if I was a stupid Grunt" Meanwhile on Tuchanka: Grunt: "Why are my ears so hot?".

[@kendaldk5634]

Haha.

[@dung7415]

LOL

[@TheRomanRuler]

Grunt really should have comment about that at some point in the game.

[@tjfiso6407]

Why? Wasn't really directed at him. Any of the soldiers could.

[@TheRomanRuler]

Becouse it would be fun.

[@jasonlee4562]

0:32 Shepard insults my soldier shepard

[@matchboxrider]

what a bitch :(

[@shamelessmoose]

I wish they had more scenes with Shepard using biotics and Tech attacks during cutscenes.

[@ItsArgus]

Biotic fist right through Kai's chest rather than the omni blade

[@stradi7128]

They would have to make most of the fighting cutscenes different so maybe there was this idea but it was too late to make it before the release. Same with the default assault rifle in cutscenes. Every weapon shoots differently so they'd have to make entirely new cutscenes with different guns you currently have in your loadout. But yes, it would be nice to see it in the remakes.

[@MrKrystal64]

Stradi I definitely want out class and back stories we chose to make more of a difference like in the dragon age series when if ur royal you get unique dialogue

[@stradi7128]

@@MrKrystal64 Never played Dragon Age but I think I know what you mean. Also there's this one cutscene in citadel dlc when the clone depending on Shepard's class disarms the original Shepard either with biotics or with his own weapon. Dunno about engineer class tho.

[@mieutac2106]

It could be really easy to understand because EA rush Bioware to make this game as fast as possible. ME1 and ME2 both got 3 years but ME3 just got 2 years to complete and publish. About Andromeda? I have nothing to say about it, just plain terrible and they had 5 years to make it.

[@TheTexasDice]

Oh look, something that should've been utilized in the entire trilogy. Better late then never, eh?

[@orrthehunter]

+Texas Dice I always liked the idea of having class specific dialogues and actions for a Mass Effect game. Hopefully they consider class specific actions/dialogue as a thing for the upcoming ME game.

[@TheRedAzuki]

They did have that for DAI, so it's very possible that in ME:A that they will make it so. Espeically since you're in a new galaxy when your knowledge counts.

[@TheTexasDice]

As much shit as Dragon Age 2 got; Playing the game as a Mage changed soooo many thing.

[@beastlysoldierful]

TheRedAzuki I know you didn't know at the time, but there is no class system in Andromeda

[@TheRedAzuki]

Uranus They do have "classes" but it's free-roam. So you can swap between any specialization and focus pre-mission.

[@LeanEre]

"Maybe if I was a stupid Grunt." Meanwhile on Tchuchanka: Grunt: *"sneezes"*

[@TheArtofUTube]

Mass Effect needed more of this kinda of class selection perks.

[@physical_insanity]

The games are already pretty dense with variations for a lot of things, I'd argue that it's acceptable to be lacking -but please don't kill me, i'm just saying-

[@jackrakken4127]

@@physical_insanity I agree. The games came out in early 2010's for the 360. If a game was on two discs nowdays I'd expect a lot more.

[@Just_a-guy]

@@physical_insanity This isnt that much. Just a few more line here. And there should me some more. Like only Vanguard and soldier can do pull ups agaist james. Or only soldier and inflitrator shoud be able to shoot a bottle

[@bardkaitiff1962]

Mass Effect 1, Everyone: Why did you picked up engineer class? Why not the adept, vanguard or heck, even soldier would be better! So why? Me: cause some day in part three DLC I'll get a cutscene that will own you.

[@friendlyreaper9012]

I don't know why the engineer is so unpopular, in both mass effect 1 and 3 you can easily disable a room full of enemies on your own.The engineer kinda struggles in ME2 because that game is a lot more difficult than the other 2.

[@readyforlol]

Because you can change class between games, so might as well play something else until 3 :p

[@bardkaitiff1962]

@@readyforlol nah, thats lame. I prefer sticking with a single class from start to finish (kind of RP element to me)

[@readyforlol]

@@bardkaitiff1962 That's fair, although i often go back and forth between engie/infiltrator/sentinel or adept/vanguard/sentinel because they are somewhat similar and i feel like it'd be believable RP-wise for Shep to try/learn new things/switch gear over the few years the trilogy covers. But yeah, i can see how going soldier -> adept -> engie or something would be kinda lame.

[@allegedcombustion9014]

I always picked engineer because I always picked the spaceborn origin and everything seemed to line up

[@TheStarcraftJACKAL]

"Maybe if I was a stupid grunt." Moments later a full horde of Soldier, Vanguard, Adept, Sentinel and Infiltrator Sheps bore down on the Engineer.

[@Shadowhunterbg]

BIOTIC CHARGE then NOVA and CHARGE again and a shotgun blast to the face! >:(

[@yoursonisold8743]

In the Citadel DLC you can fight an entire squadron of different Class Shepards in the combat simulator. Needless to say that Engineer has a really hard time there.

[@TheStarcraftJACKAL]

Probably the only way to deal with all those "Specter-level enemies".

[@JP-rf8rr]

Us infiltraters are more assassins than grunts.

[@tineshboopathy9819]

@@yoursonisold8743 Engineer Shepard has Combat Drone, Overload and Incinerate. That's all you need to deal with the other classes.

[@jordanrutherford3771]

My infiltrator is offended.

[@fxmaster2571]

I mean, we're just stealthy engineers really.

[@phuturephunk]

I know right? I'm kinda pissed about this. I do all the hacking. I'm really damn good at find the code block! Fuck, man..I'm upset.

[@VaciliNikoMavich]

Good.

[@xXSakuraTearsXx]

Literally called an infiltrator ffs

[@GrassPokeKing]

Hey, you had your moment to shine in Arrival.

[@RambosesOS]

I can think of a good dozen times that biotics should have been able to use their abilities in scenes like this. Yanking the gun out of miranda's father's hand, charging kai leng instead of letting him get away like a bitch just to name a couple.

[@RambosesOS]

Exactly, that was all I could think during that scene, especially since I'd just used Pull a good dozen times in the preceeding firefight.

[@Mor1adim]

RambosesOS His shield was probably still up.

[@MegaOZX]

Bioware is fucking lazy, that is the problem.

[@Mor1adim]

MegaOZX His shield was up. You can't use biotics on someone shielded.

[@MegaOZX]

Kaworu Nagisa Yes you can, singularity can affect enemies with shield. Don't try to justifiy the laziness of Bioware with those details that would make the three games way better.

[@JageshemashFTW]

I love how Engineer Shepard basically calls all the other classes stupid.

[@yazidefirenze]

Nobody picks Engineer so they clapped back

[@Aska2468]

Why are there no exclusive scenes for a vanguard Shepard? Oh wait, half of the game would have to be cut because of the Biotic Charge being a solution to almost every problem, like catching Kai Leng on the Citadel instead of letting him run away and make me feel like shit on Thessia or catching Dr. Eva on Mars, not even giving James the reason to crash the shuttle into her shuttle and saving Kaidan from injury.

[@theprideling]

Yeah a few of those make no sense if you're a Vanguard...

[@Noschool100]

ya, i just always chalked it up with the same logic as people not using shields in cut scenes and dying from one shot. which always annoyed cause I remember a point in the first game where some guy shoots you accidentally in a cut scene and it is stopped by your shield so i guess people just turn their shields are for the sake of tension.

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

Doesn't make much sense for an infiltrator to bother with half the battles either.

[@Paul-A01]

Shepard, can you open this jar of pickles? BIOTIC CHARGE!

[@Monchegorx]

That's why non-biotic Shep is best Shep. He/She is just a really skilled average human.

[@gittonsxv]

class based exclusives? i love that idea!

[@dontsmoke187]

In the Citadel dlc, if you're a biotic, you and the final boss get into a biotic dual. I really like how they implemented your class into the game dialogue and choices.

[@gittonsxv]

this dlc is one of the best quest lines if not the best in the series, it adds new things, some awesome comedy moments and other amazing stuff.

[@ARWINGx1]

RagingRaven187 Yeah, if only there were more of those outside the DLC. I can imagine that Soldiers would get the "short end of the stick", compared to the other classes. Like, I know that Infiltrators would be skilled with hacking for example.

[@Sp00ch123]

RagingRaven187 If you were an infiltrator the clone would cloak, sneak up on you, and you would get into an omni-blade fight with him/her.

[@HowlsFury]

I always felt the Adept and Vanguard should have had additional RPG options when ever Biotics popped up, but when ever it does like cut scenes vs certain Asari it acts like she is just a normal human, always disappointed me

[@PK19899]

Hey, look, buddy. I'm an engineer. That means I solve problems, not problems like, 'What is beauty', because that would fall within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy. I solve practical problems.

[@turbo6328]

Why is this comment so underrated?

[@PK19899]

Maybe I'm not as clever as I think :P

[@turbo6328]

P. K. Well clever or no , that's one creative comment :D

[@Anolaana]

How am I going to stop some big mean mother hubbard from tearing me a structurally superfluous new behind?

[@cluckendip]

The Engineer's a Spy!

[@bigjonfaulkner]

"Maybe if I was a stupid grunt." Somewhere on the Normandy: Vega: "Hmm...I don't know why, but I think I'm gonna punch the commander when she gets back." Ashley: "And I don't know why either, but I think I'll hold her while you do it."

[@Daioblis]

*Garrus*: I'll kill you both just for that. *Meanwhile, Kaidan's ghost is trying to preach something about never hitting women*

[@guifire9747]

Lmao remind me of when you ask Vega to take care of the machine on Rannoch, he just kick it until it work ^^

[@rcslyman8929]

@@guifire9747 As an IT tech, I have a full appreciation for the "kick it until it responds" method of troubleshooting. But I would be remiss if I didn't point out that James, technically, beats the AA guns until they stop working.

[@guifire9747]

@@rcslyman8929 Well it worked so i guess i can't deny the efficiency PS: We can see the same in the Citadel DLC when entering the Normandy, every teammate will hack the console... except for Wrex, who'll shot it with his shotgun and open the door that way ^^

[@Luchux177]

@@guifire9747 and James who just kicks it.

[@frankfontainepx1]

Meanwhile in an alternative Universe, in the middle of combat Garrus: "Shepard what are you doing!?!?! Why are you pausing in the middle of combat?!" Male Soldier Shepard: "Something tells me that there is an alternative universe almost exactly like ours and a female engineer version of myself just talked shit about me...." Garrus: "Really? huh... She sounds like a bad bitch.. hate to be the guy who is dating her..."

[@Daioblis]

*In said alternative universe, FemShep is getting 'calibrated' by an alternate Garrus*

[@Daioblis]

*Again, she's getting 'calibrated' by an alternate Garrus*

[@HirosamaNadasaki]

She doesn't have as much flexibility as he has reach.

[@maxwilson9730]

Haha. She is just being salty because she is usually useless in combat situations. XD

[@lolas.7024]

pfft femshep has plenty flexibility. but man you guys have such sensitive egos lmao

[@BillyDrakePianoMan]

Petrovsky be like: "Fuck."

[@SaraSellers]

Shepard calling us Vanguards grunts?!

[@raymanisgreat]

***** good thing I'm an Infiltrator.

[@ChrisJones-cb6yl]

raymanisgreat Infiltrators for the motherf*cking win!

[@pasheg4345]

Well, it's good that Engineer could enjoy this tiny advantage. Vanguard in ME3 is so overpowered, basically an invincible juggernaut (unless you try to charge a Cerberus turret while surrounded by other enemies... on Insanity). 10x easier than any other class overall, but a lot of fun for sure.

[@varric]

Infiltrator + Tactical Cloak + M-98 Widow = your God.

[@Raveneye2000]

As someone who loved playing the Krogan Vanguard, I gotta admit grab enemies were the bane of me. I could butt heads with the Geth all day every day, but without a dodge and forced to go into close range, banshees kept grabbing me by the quad. Everyone has a role, and banshees were not mine.

[@Helltamirre]

One would think Infiltrator or Sentinel should be able to do that. Anyway, Aria should've just let you take Tali along. General wouldn't even be able to end first sentence.

[@LunaArgentum10]

General "Commendable, but it might-" Tali "Done. Let's go."

[@RogerRoger182]

Infiltrators and sentinels are only half tech, an engineer is a tech specialist... so it's pretty logical

[@jadedinsomniac6737]

***** Garrus probably wouldn't want to go; it would get in the way of his calibrations.

[@dan7564]

If EDI was with him she could have just disabled all the gates at the start.

[@theo-jamesmoulton2000]

Infiltrator yes Sentinel no. I always saw them as a field medic/ paladin class but that might just be a throwback ME1

[@Shft-T4b]

Shepard just insulted a billion alternate versions of herself in other game playthroughs/lives

[@dirtydan9153]

im Commander Shepard and this is my favorite class on the Omega

[@ZogThePrimitive]

Why use Paragon and Renegade interrupts when you can Issac Clark your way through life?

[@Cudge1]

*HRAAAAAAGH*

[@metalliclark86]

ZogThePrimitive Fuck you and fuck your cycle!!

[@Atesz222]

ZogThePrimitive I can already see myself completing the game while only stomping the enemy

[@unclestone8406]

ZogThePrimitive The lack of a Plasma Cutter DLC in ME3 saddened me...

[@physical_insanity]

Friendly reminder than Isaac Clarke became an engineer despite being too poor to afford the correct textbooks.

[@GenericUsername-qp1ww]

Did....did Shepard just call my Shepard a stupid grunt????

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

Aria asked Shepard to come alone, lets Shepard kill lots of people (which is both of their favourite pasttimes) and drops complements... Does anyone else think that the whole thing was just Aria taking Shepard on a date?

[@Mysticgamer]

That's the impression I got. Kind of awkward when her ex girlfriend, the only female turian in the galaxy, shows up but, sometimes life is awkward.

[@thedarknesscallingme]

Mysticgamer there was another when you and garrus are talking in the bar in the citadel DLC and shepard tries to persuade garrus to date a turian female who sits next to him

[@Mysticgamer]

***** Oh right and now that I think about Garrus has a sister. So that brings us up to two female Turians in the galaxy...four if Garrus's mom survive.

[@Xgendude14]

Mysticgamer Garrus's mom died a long time ago.

[@Mysticgamer]

***** Damn, then three it is...Wait when did she die? Did she die on Twitter too or did Facebook do it this time?

[@RogerRoger182]

Good scene, they should have done this in every game. make class specific scenes. like in Grissom academy where jack breaks the glas, vanguard shep could also do that in my opinion. ( and adept and sentinel)

[@TheRomanRuler]

Well, ME4 (what ever they call it) is coming, giving them fresh start so they could implent something like this.

[@RogerRoger182]

TheRomanRuler We can only hope. But I won't get my hopes up. Bioware does not really care what it's own gamers think. Look, the ME3 ending was bad (the worst I've seen IMO), but I can forgive Bioware for that. What I can't forgive is Bioware brushing of any form of (constructive) criticism of it's games as a "vocal minority". So I don't expect much of ME4...but I'm open to be pleasantly surprised.

[@TheRomanRuler]

RogerRoger182 Yeah. But lets not blame Bioware too much, we must remember that it is Evil Ass=EA that owns Bioware and often ruins games.

[@RogerRoger182]

TheRomanRuler Hm. EA has screwed up a lot of games., but in the case of the ME-trilogy they are not that much to blame. I personally think that most Bioware "fanboys" can't accept the fact that Bioware themselves screwed up and need someone else to blame. An easy scapegoat: EA. ME1 was a game that walked the line between RPG and shooter, between Story and combat. Bioware stated after ME1 that they wanted to move in a Gears of War direction, meaning: less story, more combat. This was Bioware's choice, not EA's. EA simply facilitated Bioware's request to make ME2 and 3 more combat and less story. It is true that EA put a lot of pressure on Bioware to finish ME3 early, that's where EA is to blame in my opinion. But the quality of the ME3 ending is still Bioware's responsibility. Why, you ask? Bioware promised us a planned trilogy. But the ending showed us that was not the case. The (unreasoneable) pressure that EA provided merely unmasked the fact that Bioware was winging it. Because of the pressure they made up the ending last minute. And by last minute I mean that Bioware had no idea what they were going to do with the ending before they started devleloping ME3. If the trilogy was planned as promised, Bioware would not have to make something up last minute. If the trilogy would have been planned the pressure EA provided would not have resulted in such a terrible ending, because they would have had the ending ready from the get go. The Extended Cut even gave Bioware a chance to make things right. But instead they held on to the starchild with his insane logic and flawed solutions. They even put in the refusal ending wich was nothing more than Bioware giving us the finger for not liking their Original ending. The EC proved that the starchild was what Mac Walters and Casey Hudson had in mind for the ending. They even build furhter upon this idea with the Leviathan DLC. Again: the ending was the idea of Bioware. Of course the pressure from EA made the Original dlc-free ending extremely sloppy. But even with the EC and Leviathan it is still flawed, again proving that Bioware is the one to blame, not EA. So In my opinion Bioware is mostly to blame. The ME3 ending, including the EC and Leviathan, was nothing more than Casey Hudsons and Mac Walters's fanfiction. You can;t blame EA for that.

[@appleWhisky43]

Zeik Snor Congratulations! You've answered correctly on the future ME. Your prize is 'Fucked up Sequal', hope your dreams come true and fuck EA

[@Hardcover_Pilot]

"You brought all of your skill to bear on the problem and saved lives." "How else do you expect me to keep my reputation as a miracle worker?"

[@LBPhotoworks]

"Maybe if I was a stupid Grunt" Makes me laugh every time because I automatically think of the scene with Vega with the guns on Rannoch :D

[@Just_a-guy]

Or Wrex and Normandy door

[@mr.oddball.]

All those years of getting flack for playing the "Worst Class", well who is laughing now. "They all got their asses kicked by the wimpy engineer with the creaky little combat drone. One guess who was smiling at this reactor."

[@nikik5567]

Everyone cuz they can still do it too. Just without the smack talk

[@samahiel888]

Very underrated comment

[@glutymaximusy866]

This makes my Infiltrator look bad :(

[@Daioblis]

***** Pfft. Please, we can snipe Engineers from six miles away while they're setting up their turrets! Better yet, just as they're done, SLASH!! Omni-stab-in-the-back!

[@Daioblis]

+Pera Medina Don't call me 'Babe', buddy. And your turrets and drones ain't got nothin' on me when I go cloak-y, which is when I blow your frigging head off. 'Sides, even if you were in high ground, I'd still take you out.

[@Momo_Minomo]

***** No offense, I'm a southern woman and little words like 'babe', 'honey', and 'sweetie' just pop out without my meaning to or even noticing them. In my opinion, Infiltrators and Engineers are the most bad ass classes there are. But the easiest playthrough I've ever had was as an infiltrator for 1 and then an engineer with a sniper rifle on 2 and 3. Between my own turrets and drones (I named them Glitch and Sparky), hacking enemy turrets and mechs, the incendiary grenades I chose for my ally perk, and sniping head shots the game was a freaking breeze. So much fun.

[@Daioblis]

+Pera Medina A southern woman?......... I could make about a dozen cowgirl jokes right about now. None of which would be good, I think. Language, and Engineers never pose a threat to me. Turrets? Go cloak and boom, headshot. Drones? Go cloak and boom, headshot. Guy already in sniping position? Go cloak and boom, headshot. Harbinger raining down hell as you're running towards a beam of light that magically transports you into a tunnel littered with corpses over every single inch of it, with keepers casually holding dismembered heads? Go cloak and boom, head- Wait, no...... No headshot.... Ah, whatever. Still go cloak.

[@Momo_Minomo]

***** Lol, it's a good thing the game's ai is so unobservant as when something cloaks in ME it can be pretty obvious. You see that shimmer on the background and you know a cloaked enemy is on their way. Boom, headshot.

[@salado1944]

Shepard: maybe if i was a stupid grunt Engineer from TF2 and Isaac Clarke: thats mah boi

[@jaegernate1378]

as an actual combat engineer, I approve this POG message.

[@n7gunner248]

Gotta ask, what's it like being a Combat Engineer?

[@tynorstrom2761]

@@n7gunner248 stressful, i imagine

[@ludrixte1938]

@@n7gunner248 "We need a sentry gun right here"

[@TheTroubleshooter]

@@n7gunner248 having a time limit to construct facilities. Demolitions which often involve bridges. If you're special enough you cam train for explosive disposal unit or underwater welding

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

@Bad Intentions Didn't know that. I do know that the number of people qualified to do underwater welding is tiny. There's a specific accreditation for it, and you have to do I think it was 70 scuba dives as part of training. For civilian accreditation anyway. Dunno about military. I know civilian underwater welding, such as for undersea cabling, is fantastically well paid because of how few people can do it. If I was A) military and B) a combat engineer, that'd be a fantastic way to make a living once my tour was over.

[@Zunbil]

Trust me, I'm an engineer...

[@gerchu468]

Remember boys, if you go to the university can do this

[@awacsbandog658]

Biggest lie in my life

[@awacsbandog658]

I spend six years and I can’t

[@JP-rf8rr]

FemShep: yeah if I was a stupid grunt Grunt: *charging in rage* SHEPARD!!!!!!!

[@miguelpadeiro762]

我喜欢耶稣InfinityTemplar Sipherd*

[@gigasnake1008]

What?

[@ryan236]

Grunt.

[@Jampolo_OG]

"Yes! 5 years of engineering programs finally pay off!"

[@slan7]

Love the Engineer class. Most least appreciated and underrated class in the whole series, in my opinion.

[@EpicMicky300]

i'm getting an engineering degree. where's my omni tool?

[@dtiydr]

+EpicMickey I filed a complaint, didnt end well..

[@EpicMicky300]

dtiydr i swear. these things aren't worth worth what they used to be.

[@dtiydr]

EpicMickey Nah, they just looked shiny and stuff.. My preciousssssss....

[@ndaemon1718]

your an engineer for christs sake.. build one.. :)

[@stevejordan7275]

@ EpicMickey A few years in the future. Or you could armband your smartphone to your wrist as a stopgap.

[@deni140492deni]

This and the liara description of Shepard in the time capsule are the only consequences of class picking in the game. We need more of these in the next game

[@willanderson2277]

At 1:03 he’s just thinking “shit I forgot she was in the engineering core before akuze/blitz”

[@s1nister]

I always played as engineer, so I didn't even know that was exclusive until now

[@KHMDarkness]

That's actually a really good attention to detail, and makes a lot of sense. Though you would think an Infiltrator would be able to do the same thing, but I suppose what had to be done was too specific for them. I played as a Vanguard (I have since the very first playthrough of ME1!), so had no idea something like this was here. If only there were other special scenes... like an joke where Vanguard Shep has to Biotic Charge through a wall like the Kool-Aid Man to stop some mercenaries from killing some citizens. :P Or something else where an Infiltrator Shep can turn invisible and sneak up on the mercenaries. Things like that... though I would have no idea what could be done with a Soldier Shep.

[@rusty6789]

Adrenaline Rush and marksmanship popping heads like there is no tomorrow. Also just being better in CQC

[@zacharyswygart337]

They break their hand when they punch him. He out muscles a damn Krogan in cqc

[@217adaptiveperspective]

Soldier Shep pulls a Metal Gears with CQC

[@ravenblood1954]

I wish they gave the same option to Sentinels, they also have tech expertise.

[@petrusion2827]

as do infiltrators, but literary rerouting power from one of the biggest generators in galaxy fast requires someone who dedicated his/her entire life to tech and hacking, not just someone who knows how to use omnitool better than most people

[@ravenblood1954]

Just Petrusion I actually think of Sentinels and Infiltrators as specialists, it's the same expertise applied differently to different disciplines. Otherwise, how come Sentinels are the only characters with tech armor? If they are only "half" an engineer, engineers should also have that tech ability. Garrus is a turian rebel, yet lore wise, he's one of the best engineers on the Normandy. You'd think that someone who could muster the strength and mental focus to use biotics, to literally influence the world with his mind, while also able to study advanced engineering with enough expertise to hack synthetics and use tech armor, would have the mental acumen and wherewithal to perform such a outstanding feat. Infiltrators and Sentinals are more than half of anything, and they are certainly the farthest thing from a "dumb grunt" as both classes require flexible and creative thinking to use effectively.

[@petrusion2827]

***** perfect, finally someone who understands what Specialisation means, I knew you existed!

[@petrusion2827]

***** see? this is what I am talking about. This guy doesn't get what specialisation means. Of course that is how it works! Have you ever heard "jack of all trades, master of none"? That is exactly infiltrator and sentinel. You just can't be illustrious grand master at many things at once. Sure, you can bee good, even expert, at many things, but NOBODY is better in tech than an engineer.

[@lolas.7024]

+Aniken Voidwalker "So , if i am an tech expert but i also know how to do other things my effectiveness will be less than just a tech expert? That doesn't make much sense." - Aniken Voidwalker it does make sense I'm going to keep it simple. Tali VS Garrus they're both tech specialists. whose better (or more "effective"?) at tech? Tali or Garrus? *ME1 combat stats shows Tali > Garrus* Tali is an engineer Garrus is a tech expert, but his focus, like the infiltrator, is on omnitools. Basically, he's a tech and weapons expert but he sure as hell isn't on par with an engineer when it comes to tech. so yes, *of course your effectiveness in tech would be less* there's a limited amt of time in a day, you need to decide what you will put your time and energy into. *so just because the sentinel and infiltrator also specialize in tech their mastery of tech will vary depending on their focus within tech.*

[@christopherhall5361]

"Might take a while..." "Sure, if I was you."

[@kainezilla3688]

I wish more scenes were effected by your class. Imagine if instead of just head butting that krogan you biotically slammed your noggin into his

[@darthportus]

Meanwhile in Soldier Shepard universe: "Me shoot things with big guns !! hahaha !!"

[@ninjaclone79]

Played through this as a soldier. Some people think they can outsmart me and maybe that's true. I have yet to meet one who can outsmart bullet though. M-76 Revenant for life.

[@ij1372]

RIP to the ME2 Revenant

[@aeureus]

Too much recoil. You'd get Rick rolled in seconds ;)

[@MarekKrassus53]

Particle Rifle. ;)

[@guifire9747]

Same always a soldier For some reason i fell in love with the Mattock, it's my rifle (and main weapon) through ME2 and ME3 every time, that rifle is awesome

[@Amunium]

@@guifire9747 Mattock is great, but the ME3 Harrier is pretty much just the Mattock improved.

[@hey01e5]

it's ironic that the one class that gets its own advantage in the story is also the least played one. oh well. no one's laughing at my engie shepard now :D

[@guifire9747]

Don't care, i just kill half of Omega to win ^^

[@canadian__ninja]

Do you actually think it's a coincidence that the only time something like this comes up is for the least played class?

[@aeureus]

Tbh, there's not much advantage at all. Guess the only semi-plus is that the scene is 3x shorter.

[@nikik5567]

@@aeureus exactly. The “reward” is a shorter scene.

[@joeykiller]

Wait is that a qwerty keyboard? Huh never seen one in mass effect

[@La-PetitMort]

It's really the only one and I can't figure out why

[@syncshard]

Maybe Omega is outdated and everywhere else has changed and new keyboards? Omega does look worn down.

[@robbybobby4373]

I usually play as an Engineer in most of my playthroughs and I didn't even know this was unique for the class. Great stuff.

[@DraegirV]

You better be fucking scared when you see a squad of Krogans charging in haha

[@alecsosa276]

Kiala 'Reaom I'd shoot myself if they were riding monsters or Rachni.

[@joeykiller]

Grunt: I am standing right here! Tali: That didn't stop Shepard on Tuchanka

[@luckdragon88]

I wish there have been something for the Adept too. The bit where Aria's biotics get boosted by Nyreen's when shes trying to tear open the barrier could have been a good chance for Adept Shep to help.

[@ig_4220]

1:41 Is that mech working properly?

[@ChadVulpes]

Of course it is!

[@janispetrovskis6592]

Zero fucks given.

[@AdeptN7]

yes...thats the face when you see shep and aria with their guns pointed at you

[@morpheusbutasasquirtle4431]

Yeah thats about right

[@seanwalters1977]

Looks like he joined Drax's School of Invisibility

[@SeengignPaipes]

Love that one robot that just stood there before the door was closed, didn’t even flinch when hit with a biotic blast.

[@SHADOWofJUSTiCE]

each time i saw the incorrect weapon in hand, or ANY situation that would have been different with biotic or tech powers, i was yelling at the screen... maybe yelling isn't correct... it was more like screaming...

[@SHADOWofJUSTiCE]

i've always hated that bullshit...

[@joejosa8985]

I played that scene twice with soldier and biotic. 3rd time comes and she’s pulls out her omnitool and I was like “whoah, this game could have been great”.

[@SirDankleberry]

Engineer: "Maybe if I wasn't a stupid grunt ." My Vanguard: *Bioticly rips Engineer a new arsehole out of anger*

[@LordProteus]

A reward for playing as the least played class.

[@nikik5567]

Ah yes the reward of ur cutscene being three second shorter lol

[@joejosa8467]

I was mad surprised when I did this unknowingly. Too bad this was literally a one time thing. The only other dialogue kinda like this is when Liara is making a holo of you and is describing your class.

[@LestatandBerial]

This scene is the entire reason I play as Engineer throughout the games.

[@thecircleoft.e.d2121]

I like that; the Engineer class shows Shepard knows what he/she's doing, and pleases both parties. In my Engineer playthrough, I was doing a renagade playthrough, so I just instantly hit the renegade interrupt, so this is new to me.

[@lederpinator843]

The little things just make me smile

[@ViperPilot16]

My first Legendary Edition play through was an Engineer, and I honestly loved all the little "I forgot you where an Engineer Shepherd" lines.

[@zeldahyrule8522]

Oooh I never knew this was a special engineer scene ( and it really makes me glad I played this class for my first playthrough)~ It's really cool, I mean, it's always kind of annoying when a biotic/engineer Shep acts the same way as a soldier Shep (just using ''brute'' force).

[@SotiCoto]

So THIS was the unique Engineer scene? ... ... Well bugger. My Engineer is also my Renegade playthrough, so I hit the shutdown.

[@Blazieth]

RIP. Just goes to show, RUTHLESS efficiency isn't always the BEST efficiency. A little bit of patience goes a long way.

[@1classikai]

“It might take a while” “Except it won’t cuz I’m a heckin *eNGINEER* BOIII”

[@lunacchi6457]

as somebody who has only exclusively played engineer (and has struggled here and there initially because i’m not the most skilled player and the class doesn’t deal that much damage like the soldier class does), this felt very rewarding

[@nikik5567]

Then I shouldn’t tell u that aside from a few lines of dialogue, it’s no different than any other classes scene.

[@LaroonDynasty]

i always found infiltrator as the best. cause it has most of the awesomeness of engineer and they can use snipers.

[@E-Man5805]

I DEMAND more of this in the next ME game. Class specific prompts that change the story in your favor. Could even work it into combat. Like Engineers and Infiltrators can hack doors to get an edge on an enemy position. Whereas an Adept can just collapse the floor and thin out the numbers. But Soldiers and Vanguards are true tough armored badasses that can just take 'em head on. Sentinels don't get anything at all. Cuz Sentinels suck. j/k Not really.

[@eitkoml]

Hopefully it could be pulled off. Unfortunately I see it getting very messy very fast outside of DLCs like this, which are fairly contained from spreading too much into a man game. I demand to see more class specific prompts that fundamentally change the storylines of DLCs.

[@Tenchua917]

Sentinels i believe are snipers..? Right?

[@kartikayysola]

DA2 did something like that. Like when you get mind controlled by a mage early in the game, if your Hawke is a mage, he/she can break free on her own. Not quite as developed, but you could go somewhere with that.

[@GymmyRhys]

+CyanPoro lol no, the Infiltrator is the Sniper (Combat/Tec), the Sentinal is Tec/Biotic

[@magnusprime962]

+Kartik Ayysola Inquisition took it further by allowing Rogues to pick locks, Warriors to bust through weak walls, and Mages to repair bridges or other structures. They didn't do a whole lot with it, but it's another step forward.

[@IIC7]

Honestly, I choose the soldier class for the assault rifles XD

[@zerosplaying8077]

yep ;)

[@steelbear2063]

You don't have to in ME3

[@GymmyRhys]

@@mattana9651 lol what you said there reminds me of the end of Jacks Loyalty mission where Shepard says 'a bullet to the head solves everything'

[@guifire9747]

@@GymmyRhys or the Grunt :"I don't need luck, i have ammo"

[@Blazieth]

Not gonna lie, Soldier feels the closest to a "Canon" Shepard. Shepard Prime, if you will. If only because just about every cutscene in the game features Shepard with their good old Avenger assault rifle - and until ME3, only the Soldier gets training in the Assault Rifle by default. An Engineer Shepard gets this scene, and a Biotic Shepard gets occasional comments about their strength as a biotic, but in the end, actions speak louder than words. And Shepard's actions involve copious amounts of Avenger fire.

[@JudgeSpektre]

engineer is actually a solid class in ME3. combat drone snd defense turret make combat a breeze most of the time with little need of getting my own hands dirty.

[@Doctor_Glados]

How did I play Mass Effect trilogy 4 times and see this for the first time...

[@calebluttrell6469]

Did shepard call Grunt stupid?! O_o

[@Mishai87]

uhm lets say that reprograming the reactor systems it not the grunts thingy:D

[@calebluttrell6469]

lol ya he would've just clicked the button

[@TheRomanRuler]

Javik The Prothean Fake prothean, real prothean O_o goes like this: Oo_oo

[@calebluttrell6469]

TheRomanRuler lol this is before I started RPing as me

[@Blazieth]

Blah b Grunt and James would clearly get along GREAT.

[@ShiroiLuke]

Does that make all other classes, "stupid Grunts"? Well, as far as Tech is concerned...

[@Blazieth]

Well, in Engineer!Shepard's eyes, yeah. "You can't pull off the tech wizardry that I can? Pfft, moron."

[@ShiroiLuke]

Blazieth Very fitting for RenegadeShep. I wonder how a Paragon option would be like. Maybe "Well, you did your best, but as for this business, you should leave it to professionals".

[@caav56]

Or "Next time, leave it to qualified specialists.".

[@neph6098]

That's what we need in future ME games, at least one moment like this for each class!

[@MrHarindrakvidya]

i miss Mass Effect. cant wait to replay the remaster next year

[@valeria262]

I hope they sprinkle moments like these in Andromeda for all classes, but not a lot and not on big decisions

[@petrusion2827]

*exactly* I would be very satisfied with 1 or 2 moments like this for each class + different classes would react differently to things like obstructions engineer burns through adept lifts it with biotics soldier lifts it with muscles..... I think things like that would make you really *feel* your class a whole lot more

[@ExValeFor]

L O L

[@petrusion2827]

+1337n00binc What do you mean "lol"? Do you mean "Lol, you are stupid for not knowing how classes work in andromeda"? Both of our comments were posted before just about anything about the game was known.

[@ExValeFor]

that's the joke, snowflake. We used to think Andromeda would do things that were cool. Now the only thing we can do is look back and fucking laugh. At ourselves.

[@petrusion2827]

I personally enjoy andromeda a lot, I am very well aware of all of it's flaws, I see very well that both facial animations and mainly OPTIMIZATION(!!!) need to be worked at. Yet those two things don't stop me from enjoying the story and quite good combat system

[@andrasfogarasi5014]

Wait, life support has a single point of failure? What kind of design disaster is this station? It would not pass inspection.

[@Feasco]

Good luck getting anyone from Space OSHA to show up on Omega

[@Xiaolruc]

THIS, is what we need to see more of. I'm with @Sparkifi. "Fleshing out" various aspects of the classes is a GREAT direction to go!

[@SabertoothSeal]

Infiltrator and Sentinel Shep can do this in the same sense that Miranda can hold the barrier in ME2, which is to say... they can't. Rewiring an entire space station in five seconds is actually difficult, imagine that.

[@thedarknesscallingme]

the only perk the engineer class ever had

[@titanjakob1056]

petargrad and if you level up your omni drone you can do a fuck ton of shock damage

[@theQuestion626]

I loved Petrovsky. Guy really was the quintessential soldier; he was trying to save lives, hell save the galaxy, but he was too short sighted to see that you didn't have to sacrifice the few to save the many. But when he was beaten he accepted it and was all "I was wrong." Wonderfully acted and written character.

[@SteamGrace]

God, imagine if the next Mass Effect had this for most cutscenes? Or even a unique class-based mission?

[@moisesfreire6408]

Whoa, a scene that acknowledges Shepard's class? That's a rare one. I'm tired of my Shepard forgetting she has biotics for the most of the Trilogy, trying to break windows with a friking gun. The only scene that I can remember is in the fight against the clone on the Citadel DLC.

[@Toneai2007]

I am sure somebody must have asked this, but are there any other instances where the class played any role? I remember that in ME1, if Shepard was one of 3 biotic classes, some conversations reflected on it, but that's about it.

[@voicegs4524]

+Toneai2007 Na, havent seen anything like that myself. Didn't even know this class prompt even existed until I was reading the walk through on wiki. Thankfully the character that I'm playing the now a engineer. I hope in the new ME: Andromeda game that is coming out will do this kinda thing as it will bring a unique game.

[@plmokm33]

In the Citadel DLC when you fight your clone, biotic classes have a short fight moment where they use biotics on each other.

[@malakhairomero649]

"Maybe if I was a stupid grunt" Now I feel terrible for constantly picking the basic soldier class

[@eatme982]

It's the best. Except for ME3 Vanguard. That ties with soldier

[@BiggestChungus21]

I just wished they mentioned where he studied engineering. He'll be like. Bitch I studied at CalTech, took my Masteral at MIT, and then worked at the JPL. I ain't just a soldier

[@nivekzorantinez8872]

AI Running Away At Unobtainable Cutscene Speed "YOU CANNOT CATCH ME, SHEPPARD." *BIOTIC CHARGE* "F@#$!!"

[@CSSuser]

*SPOILER ALERT* Finally after 2 stories, first time I met a female Turian, and she gets killed... WHAT THE FUCK!

[@firefox3249]

+D r . Manhattan Meh, she's not that cool anyway.

[@CSSuser]

firefox3249 dude! she was great!

[@firefox3249]

D r . Manhattan I still prefer Aria over her. Personally, I think she's a bit too much "holier than thou".

[@CSSuser]

firefox3249 yeah but aria is just another asari ;)

[@firefox3249]

D r . Manhattan A hot, strong and evil Asari ;)

[@Leonkaonka]

I didn't knew about this... thanks Fluffy! ;) But my favorite class in Mass Effect is for-ever Adept, maybe Vanguard. I like biotics! :))

[@regalia8717]

Vanguard for the WIN.

[@Striker345ify]

HiddenTalent77 Nah Infiltrator is the best!

[@regalia8717]

Striker345ify Mmmm, personal preference.

[@Leonkaonka]

Exactly, but as I said. My fave are biotics. :)

[@regalia8717]

Yeah. Tech is more for disabling and buffs. Biotics are more offensive. Combat is more of a weapons priority class mainly to serve as a first line of defense. I love sniping with Infiltrators in multiplier, but Vanguards are more efficient at killing large groups. Sentinels are mostly defense with offensive here and there, like Tech Armor, and Biotics, and is probably the most balanced campaign character. But, again, do what you prefer.

[@chinojosa4563]

When I saw this for the first time after the 90,000th playthrough I was pleasantly surprised and incredibly disappointed that they didn’t have this sooner except for the last 2nd to last dlc. Like New Vegas, gone are the multiple choices and different dialogue secrets that make a game go good to great.

[@Shadowhunterbg]

Isaac Clarke would have been so pround of you! Also... did she just call my vanguard a grunt??? BIOTIC CHARGE!!!

[@tabithas1143]

nice

[@no1bandfan]

Was that the only, job specific choice option in the three games? Such a missed opportunity.

[@slowflowsen498]

The only other time I can think of when your class gets a unique moment is when Liara "writes your name in the stars" the little shepard hologram gestures a bit differently depending on your class.

[@SofiCool2011]

Didin't even know this existed. Are there more scenes like this- class exclusive scenes? Becasue if they are, I'd like to see them

[@supergirlvideoclips894]

Damn... i am going to play through as Engineer in my next ME LE run just for this.

[@Meow60wow]

This is why i have never played a soldier, sure guns are cool but its infinitely more awesome to make enemies eat shit by destroying their defenses with sweet tech skills, or turning their bones into a fine paste with biotics. In short, why the hell would i wanna shoot a gun when i could have super powers?

[@BW-CZ]

And in ME3 you can have super powers AND shoot a gun. Soldiers are just plain boring (except some of the multiplayer characters).

[@5w1gg1ty]

It depends on how you build your soldier though. I've seen some soldier class builds that make any other class seem insignificant.

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

Well, because Biotics are too slow. Infiltrator is where it's at, you can just run past a bunch of enemies to get to the objective (pretty much didn't bother with shooting when I freed aria, I just cloaked and ran to each switch.)

[@BW-CZ]

Rikard Nilsson I also run past a bunch of them... only then I turn around with my shotgun :D

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

They're not exactly redundant, their powers are mainly ammo-powers though so they are versatile, a jack of all trades kinda character with a lot of health and shields and focus on weapons making weight-limitations pointless. Personally I prefer Infiltrator because it has cloak wich gives the class a tactical mobility none of the others get.

[@urbanbourbon3905]

The only pro to playing engineer.

[@epicdude3659]

I like how there's two comments here that are TF2 related.

[@PanShio_]

Oh damn! I didn't know it could change with the class you were! I was like wtf when the paragon showed here and not in my playthrough