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Subject Zero Biotic Boost
Type
Prototype
Benefits
Jack
Cost
3,000 element zero
Effect
Biotic damage +20%
Availability
Talk to
Jack
about upgrades
Compare Subject Zero Biotic Boost to other Upgrades
Characters: Who benefit from
Subject Zero Biotic Boost
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Hidden characters
can only be recruited under special circumstancs;
DLC characters
are only available if you have installed the relevant content
Name
Each character specializes in one or two of the three basic skill areas; the skills are combat, tech, and biotics
Specialty
The character's base health score; this number can be modified by powers and upgrades
Health
The character's alternate defense type and strength; this number can be modified by powers and upgrades
Defense
Each character begins at rank 1 in their primary power; they may begin at rank 1 in their secondary power, or it may be locked, meaning squad points may not be spent on that power until their primary power has reached rank 2; initially locked powers are indicated by
bold text
Active Powers
Each character has a unique passive class power that grants them a variety of bonuses
Class Power
When a character is loyal, they gain access to an additional active power; when starting a new game or using the Retrain Powers upgrade, Commander Shepard can select any one previously earned loyalty power as a bonus power; these powers are locked, as indicated by
bold text
Loyalty Power
The types of weapons that this character is able to use
Weapons
The mission or area where this character is first recruited
Recruited
The mission where you can gain this character's loyalty; this character must be present during the mission
Loyalty Mission
Jack
Biotic
200
Barrier 250
Shockwave
Pull
Subject Zero
Warp Ammo
Heavy Pistol
Shotgun
Dossier: The Convict
Subject Zero
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