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Post by dragontartare on Apr 21, 2022 23:27:05 GMT
No time to think or select special abilities, just point and spamclick until they're dead! Time to make liberal use of the pause button  Hold it down whenever you want in a firefight to figure out who is shooting you and plan your strategy (while on foot, anyway). Once you get to ME2 and especially ME3, with a bit of strategy and use of powers you can make enemies go BOOM ( with your mind...or with your omnitool!) 2) During the main quest the Council will contact you with intelligence on Saren's last whereabouts. They'll say he was last seen on Virmire. Leave this planet for last after Feros and Noveria. I agree with the above, though I would go a step further and say leave this planet for last last, even after you've finished side missions. There are multiple reasons for this, but one non-spoilery reason I can give is that, pacing-wise, it will feel weird to do the mission on Virmire and then slow the action back down again with some side mission. Also, asteroid X57 is a DLC. You can do it whenever, but the combat is a bit more on the difficult side compared to the main game, so you may want to wait until you've got more experience.
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Post by damdil on Apr 22, 2022 13:50:18 GMT
1) As the others already told you, you can´t miss the last missing crewmate. From the other crewmates you always have to recruit Kaidan, Ashley and Tali. Wrex and Garrus are optional. You can recruit both of them or only one of them. 2) You can do it in the order you want but there can be some consequences. That's why ME has such a high replay value
Besides the fact that you can do the missions mostly in the order you want during the METa big positive is also that there's not "one of those" missions around there in the entire trilogy. I bought the DA: Origins platinium edition in 2015 after doing like 2 PTs back in 2009. With the platinum edition, I binged like 5 PTs and during the sixth one I just ended up going ALT+F4 during the Deep Roads quest due to reasons you probably all know. And I used the "skip the fade mod" since the 2. PT.
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Post by clips7 on Sept 1, 2022 4:00:14 GMT
Whelp...i', late to the game on this one...i've had the Legendary Edition since last x-mas and i'm just now playing it. Now I have never played the first game, but I see why the game has so much praise....I had the PS3, so i was only able to play 2 & 3. But man, the first game is wonderfully written, characters all likable, dialogues, so natural and sense of dread and desperation.... I played through all of the DLC and every single side mission felt fully realized and none of them was boring, I always worried about decisions i was making throughout the entire journey and Saren and the Sovereign?.......they sent chills down my spine.....they was a true threat and not some run of the mill villains. Gun play was a bit janky at first, but i got used to it....story and characters was where it was at and I enjoyed every bit of it....the updated visuals looked amazing too. I see why Andromeda gets sooo much flack...that game was just a bad ME game...and I understand that for the most part the first two games in any series are usually the strongest, because after that most storylines and plots start to fall off a bit, and with Andromeda i know they was kinda struggling on where they should go after 3, but the writing just felt un-inspired...but eh this isn't an Andromeda criticism thread, i'm just really impressed with how the first game was crafted...really a full rounded package... The first time I heard that Salarian commander give that speech about "holding the line?".....and the music that was playing behind it?...haha that put a smile on my face....great game all around and im hoping the next game can bring back that magic..at least in the form of writing and character development....that buildup to the end of the game was phenomenal!...really good stuff....  |
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Hold it down whenever you want in a firefight to figure out who is shooting you and plan your strategy (while on foot, anyway). Once you get to ME2 and especially ME3, with a bit of strategy and use of powers you can make enemies go BOOM (with your mind...or with your omnitool!)
