Why it's intriguing: Bioware programmed dialogue for Legion in almost all of the ME2 loyalty missions knowing that most people would never hear them. Also, bringing a Geth along to a Quarian meeting seems needlessly risky and confrontational. After recruiting it, you typically only have time to complete its loyalty mission before the game wants you to start the final mission. Why you missed it: You most likely completed Tali's loyalty mission before boarding the Derelict Reaper and recruiting Legion. You make the ridiculous decision to bring Legion along with you to her trial, leading to some tense confrontations and unique dialogue. Summary: Tali has been charged with treason due to her father's alleged experimentation on the Geth. There are some genuinely emotional, painful, or shocking Mass Effect moments that most of you never saw because you'd have to make difficult or bizarre choices to encounter them. And I'm not talking about hilarious Renegade interrupts like shoving enemies through a window or headbutting some jerk krogan - even paragons can do a few of those for fun.
Why switch things up when you know what works?īecause of that, you'll miss out on some pretty epic scenes. But I have a hunch that many of you will end up making most of the same choices as in previous playthroughs.
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We're all eagerly anticipating Mass Effect: Legendary Edition's improved graphics and mechanics - plus the chance to romance a new crewmate or rekindle an old flame - once it launches on May 14 for the Xbox One/ Xbox Series X, PS4/ PS5, and PC. So gamers typically go all-in on Paragon or Renegade, and it turns out more people are comfortable with being "good" in games. Mass Effect's morality system rewards you for being as good (or bad) as possible, making you more charismatic or intimidating during pivotal scenes.
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