ME2 Warp Ammo is also good, but outshined by Armour-Piercing Ammo in that game, although AP-A got a huge nerf in ME3 - piercing cover isn't really that useful IMO, because you can't see through walls, and it ironically has a lower damage bonus against Armour IIRC. A potential 40% damage to Health and Barriers, on top of weakening Armour? and doing more damage to targets primed for biotic explosions? Amazing. Moreso in ME3, where it's ridiculously overpowered compared to the other ammo powers. Awesome and practical.Īnd in case you ever need to get weapon damage up but don't have an ammo power, can't really go wrong with Warp Ammo. This just fits so perfectly with a Sentinel's (and I'd imagine an Adept's) arsenal of powers. Plus, it has a much shorter cooldown than Flare, so it's much easier to spam if you feel so inclined.

Between Lash and Throw, it's as if you have a biotic whip that allows you to keep enemies in the air. Sometimes, if you're really lucky, Lash will send enemies flying through the air for long enough that you can also Throw them, creating a biotic explosion and sending them flying the other way. Sometimes it doesn't go as high and sometimes it's not dead, so that's when you throw it to make sure it dies. and then it falls back down, next to you, dead. But, just imagine - you use lash on a Cannibal, and suddenly, it's as if its planet needs it as it's flung into the stratosphere. With upgrades for biotic detonations and shield/barrier piercing, too - which isn't to be sneered at, since few biotic powers go through shields and barriers.

Ever wanted to send enemies flying? Well, this is the power for you. Imagine Pull, but instead of being like Singularity, it was Throw, but with even more force. People often overlook Lash in favour of Flare, but Lash is amazing. Reave is always good in both ME2 and ME3 when you don't have Warp, plus it's instant, although compared to the alternative bonus powers it's kinda boring, but practical.

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