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This article is about the combat technique in Mass Effect 3. For the combat technique in Mass Effect: Andromeda, see Combos (Mass Effect: Andromeda). |
Power Combos are a gameplay element introduced in Mass Effect 3, expanding on the Warp detonations of Mass Effect 2. By attacking an enemy with two powers in sequence, the combined effects of each power can result in an explosion. Some power sequences are permutations while others are combinations. For the sake of simplicity, both cases will be referred to as "power combos" in this section. All power combos require two different varieties of powers be used: a source and a detonator. The source power determines which of the four power combos will be triggered, and the detonator triggers the combo and causes the explosion.
Priming and Detonating
An enemy is visibly "primed" for a combo when they glow a certain color/texture, which corresponds to what combo they have been primed: violet for biotic, red for fire, electric sparks for tech, and a white "chill" effect for cryo. Not all enemies display this texture for whatever reason; for example an Atlas primed for a fire explosion will not actually glow red.
The priming duration varies from power to power. Some powers prime for only a short period of time (such as Overload or a Sabotage backfire), some powers prime for an extended period of time (such as Warp). Powers with durations may prime for their full duration (such as enemies lifted by Singularity) or a fixed subset (Sabotage's Tech Vulnerability evolution will not extend the priming duration to 10 seconds, for example). It should be noted that the passive class powers which increase power duration do not affect the priming duration of powers which do not prime for their full duration such as Incinerate with rank 5 Burning Damage, or powers with no duration such as Overload.
Some powers have caveats for successfully priming or detonating. For example, Energy Drain cannot be used to detonate organic targets which lack shields/barriers and in single-player, Singularity will not prime enemies that are not lifted. In multiplayer, Lash will not prime or detonate an armored target. Incendiary Rounds will not prime an enemy while it is being protected by shields or barriers. Once detonated, Incendiary Rounds (unlike Disruptor Rounds) cannot re-prime the same enemy immediately; there is a short "cool-down" before it works again. Sabotage will only prime organic enemies. Snap Freeze has no priming restrictions of any kind but the rest of the Cryo powers can only prime unarmored enemies with no active shields or barriers and the target must be completely frozen solid for the priming to occur. Additionally, some powers must be evolved in a certain way in order to make them able to prime and/or detonate power combos.
Generally speaking, powers with areas of effect can prime multiple enemies at once. However, aside from a small number of exceptions (Overload, Shockwave, Smash, Biotic Slash, Electric Slash and Biotic Sphere) only one enemy can be detonated at once. Moreover, detonations will not set off other combos.[1]
Some powers can be both sources and detonators, but any combo must be composed of a different source and detonator, for example, you cannot detonate Warp with another Warp from the same player, but Reave and Warp will detonate each other in any order. Once a source has been applied, it can only be detonated once. This is true even if the source power has a damage over time effect that is still active after the power combo. Area-of-effect powers can set up multiple combos (one on each affected target), but typically can only detonate one combo per use, or per projectile launched if more than one (e.g. single-player Throw or Cluster Grenade). The specifics and "exceptions" are covered in the next section.
Overlapping Primers and Sequential Detonations
When working with mixed power types (biotic/fire/cryo/electricity), it is often more effective to adopt a strategy of "prime-prime, detonate-detonate" or "prime, detonate+prime, detonate" instead of "prime-detonate, prime-detonate." Understanding this allows explosions to be done more efficiently. Though the concept is fairly simple, memorizing the Source Powers/Detonator Powers charts below is necessary to take full advantage of this technique.
An enemy can be primed for 1, 2, 3 or all 4 types of explosions at once but only 1 of each type at a time. Each primer can then be set off, back to back, by a sequence of detonator powers. Despite the enemy visuals often suggesting the contrary, the addition of a different primer type does NOT erase the previous one(s), nor will it fail to prime if another type is already present. Instead, the different primer types form layers.
The order in which the primers are applied will affect the sequence in which they are detonated. The detonation sequence follows a reverse chronological order, meaning the outer-most layer (the last primer) is the first to be detonated and the inner-most layer (the first primer) is the last to be detonated. If the detonator cannot trigger an explosion from the outer-most layer, it will work its way backward until it finds a primer it can detonate but the primers it skipped will not be erased.
Example 1: A Warp-Throw biotic with incendiary rounds/ammo can trigger 2 power combos in 3 moves by: shooting the enemy, using Warp, then Throw. Warp will simultaneously cause a fire explosion and prime for a biotic explosion, which Throw will then detonate. This biotic could perform the same 2 explosions in a slightly slower, but more damaging manner by opening with Warp and taking advantage of its debuff evolutions, Pierce and Expose. In that case, the biotic would start with Warp, shoot the enemy (causing it to be double primed for a biotic and fire explosion), then use Throw two times in a row.
Example 2: An enemy is hit with the following sequence: Incinerate, Dark Channel, Concussive Shot, Throw. Dark Channel is the most recent primer but Concussive Shot cannot cause a biotic explosion so it detonates Incinerate instead causing a fire explosion. Throw detonates Dark Channel causing a biotic explosion.
When a team has a mix of tech and biotic powers, it is helpful to have a member with a "universal detonator," a biotic power which is capable of causing all 4 types of explosions without any detonation restrictions. For multiplayer, the universal detonators are: Annihilation Field (Blast Damage), Biotic Charge, Biotic Hammer, Biotic Orbs, Biotic Slash, Biotic Sphere, Cluster Grenade, Nova, Poison Strike, Seeker Swarm, Shockwave, Smash, Throw and Warp.
Note: Though it is only listed as a biotic detonator in the Source Powers/Detonator Powers charts below, Annihilation Field does in fact detonate all 4 types of explosions at close range when it is manually "deactivated" and the primed target is hit with its Blast Damage.
Enemy glows (or lack thereof) do not always reflect what primers the target is carrying or what the most recent one is; keeping track of which powers have been used and which explosions have occurred is difficult but necessary. As in the previous example, when Warp is used to detonate a non-biotic explosion, the enemy may not glow violet afterwards despite being primed for a biotic explosion.
When multiple priming powers of the same type hit a target, only the most recent one can be detonated. For example, an enemy hit with Inferno Grenade, then Flamer, then 2 Concussive Shots will only result in one fire explosion. With the exception of Warp-Effect Biotic Sphere, if the detonator is also a source and of the same type as the source, the enemy will not be primed after the power combo. If the detonator power is also a source and of a different type than the source, the enemy will be primed after the power combo.
So, if the detonator power is also a source, then:
- Electricity Primer + Electricity-Based Detonator = Tech Burst (No primer present).
- Electricity Primer + Biotic-Based Detonator = Tech Burst + Biotic Primer.
- Electricity Primer + Fire-Based Detonator = Tech Burst + Fire Primer.
- Electricity Primer + Snap Freeze = Tech Burst + Cryo Primer.
- Fire Primer + Fire-Based Detonator = Fire Explosion (No primer present).
- Fire Primer + Snap Freeze = Fire Explosion + Cryo Primer.
- Fire Primer + Electricity-Based Detonator = Fire Explosion + Electricity Primer.
- Fire Primer + Biotic-Based Detonator = Fire Explosion + Biotic Primer.
- Cryo Primer + Snap Freeze = Cryo Explosion (No primer present).
- Cryo Primer + Electricity-Based Detonator = Cryo Explosion + Electricity Primer.
- Cryo Primer + Fire-Based Detonator = Cryo Explosion + Fire Primer.
- Cryo Primer + Biotic-Based Detonator = Cryo Explosion + Biotic Primer.
- Biotic Primer + Biotic-Based Detonator = Biotic Explosion (No primer present except for Biotic Sphere).
- Biotic Primer + Fire-Based Detonator = Biotic Primer + Fire Primer (No explosion).
- Biotic Primer + Snap Freeze = Biotic Primer + Cryo Primer (No explosion).
- Biotic Primer + Electricity-Based Detonator = Biotic Primer + Electricity Primer (No explosion).
Note: Snap Freeze is the only cryo-based detonator power. Only biotic powers can detonate biotic explosions.
Expanding on this idea creates more power combos with fewer power uses. By alternating different base-type powers that are primers and detonators means that, after the first power is used, each successive power will simultaneously trigger an explosion and prime for the next one. For example, a sequence of Carnage, Incinerate, Overload would yield a single fire explosion and a target primed for a tech burst but a sequence of Carnage, Overload, Incinerate would yield a fire explosion, a tech burst and a target primed for a second fire explosion.
If this concept is taken to the extreme, with a synergistic set of powers, it is possible to have the number of explosions on a target be equal to one less than the total number of powers used. This chain of explosions is achieved by alternating powers of different types that are all primers and detonators and can all detonate each other. Doing this with a team is easier and gives a much bigger variety but there are a handful characters that can do it alone.
- Quarian Male Engineer: Incinerate + Electrical Damage Arc Grenade.
- Human Engineer: Incinerate + Overload.
- N7 Paladin Sentinel: Snap Freeze + Incinerate.
- N7 Paladin Sentinel: (On synthetics/shields/barriers) Energy Drain + Snap Freeze.
- N7 Paladin Sentinel: (On synthetics/shields/barriers) Snap Freeze + Incinerate + Energy Drain.
- Salarian Engineer/N7 Paladin Sentinel: (On synthetics/shields/barriers) Energy Drain + Incinerate.
- Phoenix Adept & Vanguard: (On unarmored enemies) Shield Penetration Lash + Electrical Damage Smash.
The Phoenix Adept, Phoenix Vanguard and N7 Paladin have limitations on their chains. In multiplayer, Lash cannot prime or detonate an armored target and when Snap Freeze is used as a detonator, the explosion is centered around the player instead of the enemy, limiting its usefulness. (See Snap Freeze => Player Notes => Strategies #5.)
The following is not a comprehensive list; these are merely examples of synergy with different power types. As mentioned before, some powers have priming and/or detonating restrictions and many tech powers have a short priming duration. Overlook that and the examples below will not work as described. Fast recharge speeds and/or additional teammates are necessary. To see if a hypothetical sequence would work, consult the Source Powers & Detonator Powers Charts in the next section.
- Example 1: Dark Channel, Carnage, Throw, Throw = Fire Explosion, Biotic Explosion.
- An enemy is hit with a priming Biotic power and then a fire attack. Since no fire attack can cause a biotic explosion, it is now double primed. The two Throws will trigger a fire explosion first and then a biotic explosion.
- Example 2: Snap Freeze, Flamer, Warp, Warp, Throw = Fire Explosion, Cryo Explosion, Biotic Explosion.
- While Warp is detonating Flamer, it primes for a biotic explosion. Warp cannot detonate itself so the 2nd Warp detonates Snap Freeze, causing a Cryo Explosion. Throw then detonates Warp. An enemy cannot be double primed for the same type of explosion so a 2nd Throw would not cause a 2nd biotic explosion.
- Example 3: Snap Freeze, Flamer, Warp, Throw, Throw = Fire explosion, Biotic Explosion, Cryo Explosion.
- Substituting Throw for the 2nd Warp in Example 2 yields the same explosions but alters the order. Warp detonates the Flamer but also primes for a biotic explosion, making it the newest primer, so the 1st Throw detonates Warp and the 2nd Throw detonates Snap Freeze.
- Example 4: Warp, Disruptor Rounds, Throw, Throw = Tech Burst, Biotic Explosion.
- Example 5: Disruptor Rounds, Warp, Throw = Tech Burst, Biotic Explosion. (Faster version of #4)
- Example 6: Singularity, Overload, Reave, Incinerate = Biotic Explosion, Tech Burst.
- Because Overload was used after Singularity, it is first in line to be detonated. However, since Reave can only detonate biotic explosions, it will bypass Overload and detonate Singularity instead, but Overload's primer remains in effect and will be detonated by Incinerate. The enemy is also primed for a fire explosion after Incinerate hits.
- Example 7: Warp, Snap Freeze, Sabotage, Flamer, Throw x 4 = 4 Explosions (Fire, Tech, Cryo, Biotic).
- Example 8: Reave, Dark Channel, Throw, Throw = Only 1 Biotic Explosion.
- Reave and Dark Channel both prime for biotic explosions but since a target can only carry a single prime for each explosion type at a time, this will not yield 2 explosions.
- Example 9: Carnage, Overload, Warp, Throw = Fire Explosion, Tech Burst, Biotic Explosion.
- Example 10: Snap Freeze, Sabotage, Flamer, Concussive Shot x 3 = Fire, Tech, then Cryo Explosion.
- Example 11: Warp, Energy Drain, Incinerate, Overload, Throw, Throw = 4 Combos (Tech, Fire, Tech, Biotic).
- Example 12: Submission Net, Incinerate, Warp, Shockwave = Tech Burst, Fire Explosion, Biotic Explosion.
- Example 13: Incinerate, Overload, Incinerate, Overload = Fire Explosion, Tech Burst, Fire Explosion.
- This causes an alternating sequence of Tech Bursts and Fire Explosions that can continue until the target dies but this needs to be done very quickly as each power only primes for around 3 seconds each.
- 3 target Chain Overload with radius evolution on Incinerate is extremely useful for crowd control since Overload can detonate 3 separate Fire Explosions with a single use.
- With a 200% recharge speed, the basic Human Engineer in multiplayer is capable of continuous level 12 power combos (Fire Explosions and Tech Bursts) every 2.5 seconds (or less depending on its setup) from nearly any distance, taking down the toughest enemies and crowds on Platinum very quickly.
Note: Rank 6 Warp-Effect Biotic Sphere technically follows the same rules listed above but due to a unique property, it behaves as though it is an exception. Reave, Warp Effect-Biotic Sphere, Reave will result in 2 biotic explosions despite both powers being biotic primers & detonators. Most powers that are both primers and detonators, prime first and detonate second. This, combined with the game's rule against duplicate primer types, is why a target isn't primed after a power combo if the primer and detonator types are the same. Warp-Effect Biotic Sphere does the opposite; it detonates first, primes second. It only acts as a detonator upon initial activation and then, once the sphere has been formed, it is strictly a priming power. This means that Warp-Effect Biotic Sphere detonates the previous biotic primer before applying its own so the duplicate primer rule does not apply. From a power combo perspective, deploying Warp-Effect Biotic Sphere directly on an enemy is like hitting the enemy with Throw first and then exposing it to an Annihilation Field second, which would detonate whatever primer was there initially and apply a biotic primer after. This is why: an enemy hit with Reave inside a Biotic Sphere causes an explosion, an enemy hit with Reave that then has Biotic Sphere deployed upon it causes an explosion but an enemy hit with Reave who then walks into an existing Biotic Sphere, does not cause an explosion.
Note: Like Biotic Sphere, the Rank 6 Detonate Evolution of Singularity can be used to achieve 2 biotic explosions with only 3 biotic power uses because of a unique property. Due to the delay of Singularity's Detonate Evolution, it can act as the primer for the first biotic explosion and then the detonator for the second biotic explosion. If an enemy is within the area of effect of Singularity, hit with a biotic detonator power and then a biotic priming power before the Singularity "dies," it will detonate the second biotic primer. The basic human adept could do this by using: Singulary, Shockwave, Warp or Singularity, Warp, Warp. The Phoenix Adept and Phoenix Vanguard could do this with Singularity, then Smash (with the Rank 4 Biotic Combo Evolution) two times in a row. In each case, the second power would detonate Singularity's primer and the third power would re-prime the enemy for a another biotic explosion and when Singularity duration expires, the Detonate evolution would trigger a biotic explosion off of the second primer.
Note: In the lists below, powers marked with an asterisk (*) have rank evolutions that can increase biotic explosion, tech burst, fire explosion, or cryo explosion damage. This increases the effective level of the power by at least 50%, whether used as source or detonator, with damage bonuses stacking if both powers have the applicable combo damage-increasing evolutions.
Damage
All power combos have a "base" damage based on the combo level, which is simply the total power level of the source and detonator. The base damage ranges from 100 (for a minimum combo level of 2) to 250 (for a maximum possible combo level of 12). Note that for purposes of combo levels, multiplayer Ammo Bonuses always count as rank 1 powers. This is in contrast to single-player ammo powers, which use their respective power rank for the sake of calculating combo level. This base damage is then multiplied by a factor dependent on the game's difficulty, scaling with enemy health.[2]
- Narrative: x.5833333
- Casual: x.83333
- Normal/Bronze: x1.5
- Hardcore/Silver: x2.25
- Insanity/Gold: x3.375
- Platinum: x4.3875
Note that this scaling means that, as difficulty levels increase, the relative importance of combos for a power-based class's damage output increases dramatically. For example, in multiplayer a maxed-out combo will do only 375 damage on Bronze but an astounding 1,096 on Platinum. This also has the ramification that while ammo powers may be useful from a single-player/solo perspective for priming/detonating combos at will, it can severely reduce the total damage output of a power-heavy party in multiplayer.
The combo damage is further modified based on its type and on whether it is damaging armor, shield, barrier, or health as noted below (e.g. tech bursts do 2x damage to shields). Any debuffs on the target receiving the combo (such as Sabotage's Tech Vulnerability) will also affect the combo damage, if applicable.
The combo damage is otherwise completely independent of the actual damage or damage bonuses of the powers being used, unless it is a damage bonus that specifically mentions combo damage (such as Warp's Detonate evolution). Note that Snap Freeze's Tech Combo and Electric Slash's Detonate evolutions are bugged; Electric Slash's Detonate does not actually affect combo damage, and Snap Freeze doubles damage for any cryo explosion the N7 Paladin primes when he chooses Reach at rank 4. For the AIU, she has to select Tech Combo and that doubles all combo damage for any Tech Combo whether priming or detonating. Electrical Hammer's Radius & Combo evolution, however, only affects combo damage when used to detonate.
Biotic Explosion
Biotic explosions cause a wave of biotic force that damages and knocks back enemies. These combos can be triggered without killing an enemy.
Biotic explosions have a radius of 2 to 4 meters.[3]
Biotic explosions do two times normal damage against biotic barriers and armor.[4]
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* Has rank evolution that increases combo damage.
Cryo Explosion
Cryo explosions create a blast of ice that deals severe damage to the primary target and may freeze nearby unprotected enemies (no armor, shields, or barriers). Cryo explosions can be triggered without killing an enemy, although in most cases, the enemy must be frozen solid in order to do so. Enemies killed by cryo explosions shatter without leaving a corpse.
Cryo explosions have a radius of 3 to 5 meters. Even if enemies in the radius are not frozen or damaged, they are still chilled and have their movement slowed by 30%.[5]
Snap Freeze has an apparent bug where cryo explosions that use it as its source do twice normal damage.[6]
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* Has rank evolution that increases combo damage.
Tech Burst
Tech bursts create a blast of electricity that inflicts severe damage on the shields and health of nearby enemies and has a chance of stunning them. Tech bursts can be triggered without being a killing blow.
Tech bursts have a radius of 4.5 to 7.5 meters.[7]
Tech bursts do two times normal damage against shields.[4]
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* Has rank evolution that increases combo damage.
Fire Explosion
Fire explosions create a blast of flames that inflicts severe damage against the armor and health of nearby enemies and may also set them on fire, though this is mainly cosmetic and does not apply extra damage. Fire explosions required that enemies be killed to trigger until Patch 1.04 removed that requirement. Lesser enemies used as a source for fire explosions are instantly vaporized without leaving a corpse.
Fire explosions have a radius of 3 to 6 meters.[8]
Fire explosions do two times normal damage against armor.[4]
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* Has rank evolution that increases combo damage.
Synergies
In the table below, the columns marked Biotic/Cryo/Tech/Fire indicate whether the ability can detonate primed biotic explosions, cryo explosions, tech bursts, or fire explosions respectively. Underscore indicates whether a power has a multiplier evolution which increases the effective combo level of the power for the purposes of the combo type indicated by the column. These evolutions increase damage by at least 50% regardless of whether the power is used as source or detonator, and whether it is stacking with another power with such a multiplier.
| Icon | Power | Primes | Biotic | Cryo | Tech | Fire | Notes |
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Annihilation Field | Biotic | ✓* | *On self-detonation | |||
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Arc Grenade | Tech* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Primes with "Electrical Damage" evolution | |
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Barrier | Biotic* | *On self-detonation | ||||
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Biotic Charge | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Biotic Hammer | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Biotic Orbs | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Biotic Slash | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Biotic Sphere | Biotic* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Primes with "Warp Effect" evolution |
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Carnage | Fire | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Cluster Grenade | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Combat Drone | ✓* | ✓* | ✓* | *On destruction, detonates with "Detonate" evolution | ||
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Concussive Arrows | Tech* | *Primes with "Shock" evolution | ||||
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Concussive Shot | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Cryo Ammo | Cryo | Also applies to Cryo Rounds | ||||
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Cryo Blast | Cryo | |||||
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Dark Channel | Biotic | |||||
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Dark Sphere | Biotic | |||||
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Decoy | ✓* | ✓* | ✓* | *On destruction, detonates with "Exploding Decoy" | ||
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Disruptor Ammo | Tech | Also applies to Disruptor Rounds | ||||
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Electric Slash | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Electrical Hammer | Fire* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Primes with "Fire Damage" evolution
Combo evolution only works when detonating | |
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Energy Drain | Tech | ✓* | ✓* | ✓* | *Only detonates shielded or synthetic targets | |
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Flamer | Fire | |||||
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Flare | ✓ | |||||
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Frag Grenade | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Geth Turret | Fire* | *Primes with "Flamethrower" evolution | ||||
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Havoc Strike | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Hex Shield | Tech* | *Primes with "Shock" evolution | ||||
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Homing Grenade | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Incendiary Ammo | Fire | Also applies to Incendiary Rounds | ||||
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Incinerate | Fire | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Inferno Grenade | Fire | |||||
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Lash | Biotic | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Primes if target is lifted. Armored targets cannot be detonated in MP. |
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Lift Grenade | Biotic | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Unprotected enemies only |
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Nova | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Overload | Tech | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Phase Disruptor | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Poison Strike | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Proximity Mine | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Pull | Biotic* | *Combo evolution in multiplayer only | ||||
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Reave | Biotic | ✓ | ||||
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Sabotage | Tech* | *Only primes non-synthetics, application delayed 1.5s | ||||
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Seeker Swarm | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Sentry Turret | Cryo* | *Primes with "Cryo Ammo" evolution | ||||
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Shadow Strike | Tech* | *Primes with "Electric Damage" evolution | ||||
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Shield Mastery | Cryo*/Fire* | *Mutually exclusive evolutions | ||||
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Shockwave | Biotic* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Primes with "Lifting Shockwave", multiplayer only |
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Siege Pulse | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
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Singularity | Biotic | ✓* | *On self-detonation, detonates with "Detonate" evolution | |||
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Slam | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Smash | Biotic*/Tech* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Mutually exclusive Rank 4 evolutions |
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Snap Freeze | Cryo* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Affects both slowed and frozen targets | |
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Stasis | Biotic | |||||
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Sticky Grenade | Cryo*/Tech*/Fire* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | *Primes with Cryo/Disruptor/Incendiary Ammo or Rounds | |
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Submission Net | Tech | |||||
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Throw | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
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Warp | Biotic | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
References
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20160318000954/forum.bioware.com/topic/277136-gameplay-data-and-mechanics/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20151117090243/forum.bioware.com/topic/396725-combo-explosion-damage-formula-damage-table-tested-in-game/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20151104153147/forum.bioware.com/topic/363939-game-mechanics-clarifications-and-information-updated-87/
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 https://web.archive.org/web/20160318000954/forum.bioware.com/topic/277136-gameplay-data-and-mechanics/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20151104153147/forum.bioware.com/topic/363939-game-mechanics-clarifications-and-information-updated-87/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20151117090243/forum.bioware.com/topic/396725-combo-explosion-damage-formula-damage-table-tested-in-game/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20151104153147/forum.bioware.com/topic/363939-game-mechanics-clarifications-and-information-updated-87/
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20151104153147/forum.bioware.com/topic/363939-game-mechanics-clarifications-and-information-updated-87/