Why spend your valuable time exploring every nook and cranny in Mass Effect 3 for conveniently dropped weapon upgrades when someone on the internet has already do it? The videos above (and below) reveal the best hidden of the upgrades needed to make your trip through the galaxy that much easier and much more explosive, and they're worth checking if you plan to play the game to completion.

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• With Mass Effect 3: Citadel downloaded, the M-7 Lancer can be obtained during the mission Citadel Archives: Escape. It is found in a display case on the capsule containing information on the First Contact War. Player Notes edit edit source The Lancer works similarly to the Particle Rifle. It has a finite magazine size but has unlimited reserve ammo, and it will overheat after a magazine is emptied.
• The M-7 Lancer is categorized as ultra-rare and requires Mass Effect 3: Reckoning.
• Also added was what Epic developers call the 'Chainsodomy', which is when a player flips their chainsaw upside down and sawing the opponent from the bottom up. This move can be executed by standing behind someone while revving up the chainsaw bayonet. In Gears 3, the lancer is considerably more powerful, especially when used after an active reload. The chainsaw also has to be revved which adds a few moments of vulnerability to the player.

Courtesy of PlaystationWorld, this 25 minutes of footage will be a godsend if you just can't resist the lure of having every single weapon at its peak. From knives to scopes, everything you'll ever need is waiting to be found, tossed aside by oddly careless people who can obviously afford to dump important pieces of equipment for any old person to pick up. And it still makes more sense than finding shot gun shells in long-abandoned catacombs in Tomb Raider.

I Got M-7 Lancer To 8. It Still Sucks - Mass Effect 3

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