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Easy-E said:
Relax. This is not "the ending was trash" thread. C'mon Fam. Don't make me turn the oven back on Cyberwack.
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It’s a Mass Effect thread so by its definition it’s that. That ending ruined a series. Pissed off a fan base. Lead into the flop that was Andromeda. The series is in gaming hell because of it.
 
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- unfortunately im gonna have to get this :pachaha:
- i still think me1 had the best story, but i know its gonna be way better if they really fixed all the bugs and combat mechanics :ohlawd:
- i think me2 was damn near perfect. Great story, combat, and the suicide mission. Not sure how much they can improve that game.
- me3 honestly they just need to come up with another ending:heh:
 
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Gizmo_Duck said:
Mass effect 3 is my favorite game in the series, including the ending.

I had sex with Tali, i like a surprise.
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ME2 was mine, but I still liked ME3 a lot. My real beef is with MEA (or Bioware's bytch ass moves that gave us MEA :hhh:). For me, the Mass Effect trilogy is like the BSG show. They both fumbled their endings, took some :dahell: turns with the narrative but both series kept their charm and IMO their GOAT status. :yeshrug:

But don't mind me I'm a hoe for sci-fi. :dead:

I shytted on Dexter and GOT severely for how they ended. Dex less so since you can actually divorce the first four seasons from the rest of the series and call it a day.
 
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition: what’s changed in Mass Effect 1 | RPG Site
Mass Effect 1 gameplay changes & differences in the Legendary Edition Trilogy Remaster
The first Mass Effect game is a very different game to the rest of the trilogy, and it is largely going to stay that way in the 4K Remaster of Mass Effect 1 that’s included in the Legendary Edition of the trilogy. The changes aren’t all visual!

Here’s our top five gameplay-focused changes in the Legendary Edition remaster of Mass Effect 1 - and then below that, you can find a list of some other changes BioWare flagged to us.



Our Top 5 Changes in Mass Effect 1’s Legendary Edition Remaster:
  • Fast Elevators, at last: in a demo of the PC version of Legendary Edition versus the original game, BioWare showed that a 52-second elevator ride from the Citadel Wards to the Presidium now only takes 14 seconds in the remaster. In addition, if dialogue is playing out during an elevator ride, an optional skip prompt will appear once the area loading the elevator ride hides is complete.

  • New Game+ No Longer Required for Level 60: for the Legendary Edition, BioWare has rebalanced the XP required to hit Level 60, the Level Cap. This is important because in the original game, New Game+ was required to hit level cap, and hitting level cap unlocked significant bonuses in Mass Effect 2. In the Legendary Edition, you’ll be able to hit 60 and max out your bonuses even on the first play-through.

  • No more Class-Based Weapon Restrictions: in the original ME1, not all classes can use all weapons. This has been rebalanced for the Trilogy Remaster, with restrictions removed. This means that, for instance, that the Biotic-focused Sentinel class can use weapons other than pistols - but they won’t be able to train and put skill points into those weapon classes, limiting their abilities. In addition, penalties to aim based on your class have been eliminated.

  • Aiming & Weapon Changes & Improvements: traditional RPG fans who struggle with the shooter elements will be pleased to know that ME1 now has a proper aim assist, including a ‘snap to’ enemy function, just like the latter two games. In addition, every weapon has been rebalanced and tweaked to try to give every weapon and every manufacturer “a unique feel”.

  • The Mako gets an upgrade: ME1’s infamous ground vehicle featured controls and physics that often defied logic to often hilarious impact, but these things have been tweaked for the Legendary Edition. There’s new physics, an alternative control scheme, an overall speed boost, and camera shake to make it feel more dynamic.


In addition, here’s some other changes you can expect to see and experience in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition version of Mass Effect 1, which is functionally the 4K Remaster of the game.

  • Modernized HUD, more in line with ME2 & 3
  • Improved AI for both enemies and squad member allies
  • Boss Encounter improvements & rebalancing
  • Mini game changes - mini-games are now the same across all platforms, and have reduced difficulty & frequency
  • Control Scheme adjusted to be closer to ME2 & 3, including a dedicated melee button
  • Smoother Camera Control, including when aiming down a scope
  • Improved First Aid cooldown - presumably to make it quicker
  • More Customization options - as well as there being one unified ‘Shepard’ character model throughout the series, be that default or custom, all customization options are now uniform across all three games. If an option was available in ME3, it now exists in ME1.
  • PC version upgrades including proper native controller support, better keybinding options and 21:9 ultrawide support
 
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