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<blockquote data-quote="wolff96" data-source="post: 5098912" data-attributes="member: 342">One of the wiki pages devoted to ME2 has the numeric listings for the PC version of the game -- some devoted fan pulled them all out of the game files.&nbsp; I doubt they're much different for the console versions of the game.So is Push, or any other power that makes them lose contact with the ground...&nbsp; *provided* their defenses are down.&nbsp; On Hardcore and Insanity (possibly on Veteran, too, I haven't tried that one) Husks and Abominations have an Armor Bar.&nbsp; Dominate -- or any other one-hit power -- won't kill them until that Armor is down.NOTE:&nbsp; Have to qualify that statement...&nbsp; I can guarantee it won't kill them through their armor on Insanity.&nbsp; I never tried it on them with their Armor up in Hardcore.We definitely agree on Thane, he's my go-to guy for nearly every mission in the game.&nbsp; Our mileage does vary, though -- I never found much use for his Shredder Ammo, because enemies were typically dead as soon as I got their defenses stripped.&nbsp; (Again, I was playing an Adept.&nbsp; Once your defenses are gone, I have six different ways to kill you!&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />)I just liked him for his unlimited ammo sniper-rifle and Warp.The Cain is handy against a few of the slower moving, heavy attack creatures -- like that last boss.&nbsp; You have plenty of time to charge it up and fire a shot before his attack animation turns deadly.&nbsp; About the only other one I ever used was the Collector Beam -- playing it back and forth over a crowd of charging Husks was a good way to drop their Armor, setting them up for a good old-fashioned Shockwave.&nbsp; LOVED to send those guys flying, especially because they were death for my Adept more than any other enemy in the game combined.&nbsp; I'd rather face a whole spawn of Harbingers than a big wave of Husks...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wolff96, post: 5098912, member: 342"] One of the wiki pages devoted to ME2 has the numeric listings for the PC version of the game -- some devoted fan pulled them all out of the game files. I doubt they're much different for the console versions of the game. So is Push, or any other power that makes them lose contact with the ground... *provided* their defenses are down. On Hardcore and Insanity (possibly on Veteran, too, I haven't tried that one) Husks and Abominations have an Armor Bar. Dominate -- or any other one-hit power -- won't kill them until that Armor is down. NOTE: Have to qualify that statement... I can guarantee it won't kill them through their armor on Insanity. I never tried it on them with their Armor up in Hardcore. We definitely agree on Thane, he's my go-to guy for nearly every mission in the game. Our mileage does vary, though -- I never found much use for his Shredder Ammo, because enemies were typically dead as soon as I got their defenses stripped. (Again, I was playing an Adept. Once your defenses are gone, I have six different ways to kill you! :))I just liked him for his unlimited ammo sniper-rifle and Warp. The Cain is handy against a few of the slower moving, heavy attack creatures -- like that last boss. You have plenty of time to charge it up and fire a shot before his attack animation turns deadly. About the only other one I ever used was the Collector Beam -- playing it back and forth over a crowd of charging Husks was a good way to drop their Armor, setting them up for a good old-fashioned Shockwave. LOVED to send those guys flying, especially because they were death for my Adept more than any other enemy in the game combined. I'd rather face a whole spawn of Harbingers than a big wave of Husks... [/QUOTE]

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