BEST SMG TEST & SHOWCASE WITH AUGMENTS IN MASS EFFECT ANDROMEDA

In this video we find out the best SMG for you in a huge breakdown of all 5 SMG's, the augments they work best with and the mods you should put in them.

Turns out, SMG's are pretty powerful!


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In this video, we will look at all of the SMG's in Mass Effect Andromeda as well as the Augments and mods to use in them to find the best SMG for you and your playstyle.

Non-automatic pistols will be covered in a separate video to keep the workload manageable, even without that, Pistols and SMG's are 2 very different beasts just under a single type.

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With that out of the way, let's get right into it.


A good SMG is supposed to be light and fire small calibre rounds but at blazing fast speeds.

It's the power users automatic weapon and in some cases can be the only damn weapon you will ever need.

There are some crazy combinations out there, lots of which utilise the very fickle and often disappointing behaviour augment to great effect.

I'm going to test a whole lot of combinations and see what works.

Each weapon will be looked at in multiple ways, for people who just want a cool gun to power users who need something light between power recharges.

If you are after an Armour specific weapon then think about going for a Shotgun, they're in the same range class and naturally, lean toward armour penetration.


Video Contents:

00:01 Intro

00:33 What An SMG Should Be

01:11 Testing Method

01:55 Charger

04:24 Hurricane

06:12 M-25 Hornet

10:10 Rozerad

12:54 Equalizer

15:50 Top Picks

16:47 A Note For Augments & Mods

17:46 Outro


Weapon Field Test & Showcase Videos:
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Assault Rifles    • BEST ASSAULT RIFLES WITH AUGMENTS & MODS I...  
Sniper Rifles    • BEST SNIPER RIFLES IN MASS EFFECT ANDROMED...  
Pistols (Coming Soon)
SMGs
Melee (Coming Soon)


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Mass Effect: Andromeda is an action role-playing game in which the player takes control of either Scott or Sara Ryder from a third-person perspective. Both Ryders' appearances and first names can be determined by the player. The appearance of their father, Alec, is automatically adjusted based on how the Ryder twins look. Upon beating the game, a New Game+ is unlocked, which allows the player to restart the game with certain bonuses and switch to using the other Ryder, if interested. Players can also choose to continue playing with their existing character and complete unfinished missions.
Unlike previous installments in the Mass Effect series, where players begin each new game by choosing from six different character classes that each have their own unique set of skills, players instead have free rein to assign any skills that they want and build towards a specialty over the course of the game. For example, if the player chooses to invest solely in biotic skills, Ryder will unlock the Adept profile, which results in bonuses related to that play style. Experience points for spending on skills are earned by completing missions, and there is no cap on the number of points that can be earned. Points assigned to each skill can be constantly reallocated so that players can experiment with multiple gameplay approaches without having to restart their games and build up their skills from scratch again.