Mass Effect Legendary Edition (General Discussion)

I disagree. Why? Weight. The other reason is you want to retreat in a quickly manner when you become overwhelmed. I would have mounted a 7.62mm minigun. It may not pierce the thickest armor, but it will take down most everything else. Most of all it will cause the enemy firing at you to get to cover, or at the very least seek cover to avoid taking damage, long enough for you to retreat to a safe area. You want to know why the car didn't have the capability to have any weapons? No room for any. Look at the inside. When Ryder and squad used it, they had to use the shrink ray to fit in the vehicle.

Apparently safety was at the bottom of the priority list. Hmm. Sounds familiar.

The only thing that went right was arriving in a new galaxy. Soon after, it went to crap. There was no backup plans as to what to do in case something happens. They left the Milky Way on a prayer and with their fingers crossed. 

It wouldn't have been hard to have defenses put in place on the ships. It's something we have in today's Navy. For the tempest, it could have armament similar to what is seen with today's fighter.  What is funny is the Hyperion has fighters on it. Why wasn't the pilots and the pathfinder team not waken shortly before arriving in the galaxy? They wake up early to get the kinks out of their bodies, do an equipment check to make sure everything is in working order, go over any possible scenarios they might run into and finally get each team member familiar with each other. Once you arrive, launch the fighters to lead the way to make sure there's no unexpected disturbances. It's possible they would/could have seen the scourge and tell the Hyperion to alter course to avoid it.

The problem wasn't the kett, but with their leader, Archie. He was so obsessed, hmmm sounds like a couple other characters, to finding out about the Jardaan stuff, he ignored the threat that was in his face. When Ryder is detected on his ship, I would have fired at the salarian ship destroying it and possibly the tempest. When taking the Hyperion, leave a force behind so that little Ryder is forced to choose between saving the Nexus or the Hyperion.

If there's to be a sequel to MEA, I would want the kett to show up in force to destroy the Nexus at the beginning of the game since they know the location of the Nexus and the outposts.

Take away the scourge, the tempest would have been destroyed when it first encounter Archie, and again when facing Archie and his fleets over Meridian.

Why run when you can use those ICBMS to blast them when I things get hairy.

1) the radius of the explosion will likely kill you as well.
2) How would you mount one on the car?
3) Is the car large enough to carry more then one missile?
4) Let's say you use the one you have, what will you do when the next wave of baddies show up?

1. Least you'll go out in style.😉
2. Mount both on the sides.
3. If you make them small enough, or use a low yield one.
4. You'll have two. So if you're about to die you could just take the next wave with you.

Do you think the addition of the Genesis Comics will be problematic, for example, when importing an ME2 Character (imported from ME1) if the player wants to replay ME2 with all the bonuses? It proved to be an issue with the original copy of the game. If Genesis was installed, the game would only register the comic, even if trying to start new game plus, meaning you would lose your armor, credits, and other bonuses (along with certain choices carried over from ME1).

PS: What about the helpful Paragon Glitch in the "Lost Module" mission from ME1? I hope that remains.

Mass Effect News @masseffect_News
Update [31] More casual outfits available in ME2, the tight braid hairstyle from MEA has been added, mission computers (pause menus) have been harmonized. Certain shots of FemShep and cinematics in ME1 have been adjusted.

Not restoring cut content includes seeing Tali's face. Full resolution audio added and every track rebalanced. ME1 world redesigns include audio changes. Dynamic shadow improvements, lens flare upgrades, motion blur harmonized across trilogy.

Right now I've just got this one quote:

"You can also access additional casual outfits in Mass Effect 2. Think war and then make it fashion."

So no changing outfits in ME1 remaster. Guess the other part means possible outfits that you see in ME2 with the option of changing the colour scheme, like in MEA.

She died though.

Yeah. But sadly Bio won't do that. Which sucks.

It's still there, don't worry Twitter has taught me that there's no such thing as sexism against men.