We choose the Bastian variant of the Evolved Power as it allows all your powers longer duration, thus keeping the enemy controlled for a longer period of time. We max out Biotic Mastery to get all those Health and Cooldown passives allowing you to take more hits, and cast more powers. Designed to deal greater destruction than Shepard’s more conventional guns and abilities, all heavy weapons are high-consuming, high-damaging powerhouses devastating under the right.

We choose the Unstable Warp Evolved variant as this increases the radius of Warp allowing you more opportunities to hit multiple enemies creating more Biotic Combos. Not all the heavy weapons in Mass Effect 2 are equal in worth, however, and just because one is unlocked late doesn’t mean it’s always the better option. It’s also great to use against enemies that have Barriers or Armor, and can stop health regeneration as well. Warp will create a Biotic Combo when used in conjunction with Pull or Singularity, allowing for devastating damage when it hits. We choose the Pull Field Evolved variant, so we can hit more targets per cast, allowing more control of the battlefield. What makes Pull so good is that you can aim above the enemies who are hiding behind cover, and it’ll crash down, levitating them into harm’s way. Pull works a little similar to Singularity, it’ll levitate the enemies in the air, rendering them helpless as you take them out. We choose the Wide variant of the Evolved power to hit more enemies per cast, allowing you much more control of the battlefield.

This ability will completely lock the enemies down providing they don’t have any Shields or Barriers. Singularity will lift and hold the enemies in the air leaving them open to attack. This section will go into more detail on why the Powers are chosen for this particular build.

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