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[quote name='RelentlessRolento']anyone besides me get the special class? I was happy when I did a side mission and was rewarded the ability to be a shock trooper or a commando gaining improved stats. I'm

I got the same thing on the moon mission, i chose shock trooper.
 
[quote name='Layd Dly']I only focus on the ones that im working on the acheivements for, i already got the 150 kills with the assualt rifle, so now im working on the pistol, it seems difficult to get more than two in one playthrough, so on teh next playthrough ill focus on the shotgun and sniper rifle.[/quote]

are you doing the side quests? I beat a bunch of side quest and got both the shotgun, and the pistol achievment along with the throw and barrier ones. My second play through will consist of getting the engineer ones. Anyone else notice how easy it is to get the rich achievment?
 
[quote name='ighosty']are you doing the side quests? I beat a bunch of side quest and got both the shotgun, and the pistol achievment along with the throw and barrier ones. My second play through will consist of getting the engineer ones. Anyone else notice how easy it is to get the rich achievment?[/QUOTE]

Money maxes out at 9,999,999 so yeah, I noticed. Besides master gear theres not much to buy.
 
[quote name='SpikeSpiegel']Is there a way to steady the sniper? I might have missed it.

I need help with a side quest, It isn't a vital piece of the story but I'll still mark it.

I forgot which planet Wrex's armor was on, any help? I had to come back because my decrypt skill wasn't high enough.
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Yes if you put your points into sniper, you can unlock assassiate, I think it's called, and using this ability steadies the sniper rifle and does more damage.

Question to you guys, I created a new career with my existing character but forgot to change difficulty. When is it too late to change to hard in order to get the achievement? I'm still on the citadel in the beginning after I met up with the Quarian.
 
[quote name='Spybreak8']Yes if you put your points into sniper, you can unlock assassiate, I think it's called, and using this ability steadies the sniper rifle and does more damage.

Question to you guys, I created a new career with my existing character but forgot to change difficulty. When is it too late to change to hard in order to get the achievement? I'm still on the citadel in the beginning after I met up with the Quarian.[/QUOTE]

It's too late already unfortunately. You can't change the difficulty at all. Gotta start at Hard from beginning to end. Even says so in the achievement I believe.
 
so far the hottest Shepard i've seen on the internet... then again, pale black haird chicks turn me on...

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[quote name='RelentlessRolento']so far the hottest Shepard i've seen on the internet... then again, pale black haird chicks turn me on...

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That's almost exactly what my Shepard looks like. Except she has dark skin, a scar on her face, and the lipstick is more red.
 
[quote name='A Happy Panda']It's too late already unfortunately. You can't change the difficulty at all. Gotta start at Hard from beginning to end. Even says so in the achievement I believe.[/QUOTE]

It's to late after Eden Prime. That's the point of no return for the achievement.
 
[quote name='A Happy Panda']It's too late already unfortunately. You can't change the difficulty at all. Gotta start at Hard from beginning to end. Even says so in the achievement I believe.[/quote]

Yea I read the achievement and I was hoping that you couldn't go from hard to normal but normal to hard. I thought the enemies would be a bit harder or have better stats considering I'm starting the game at level 36 or whatever but it doesn't seem like it.
 
[quote name='RelentlessRolento']so far the hottest Shepard i've seen on the internet... then again, pale black haird chicks turn me on...

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That's actually pretty much what my Shepard looked like too:
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[quote name='Calamityuponthee']Money maxes out at 9,999,999 so yeah, I noticed. Besides master gear theres not much to buy.[/quote]

How exactly do you earn money? Because I beat the game, never spent a cent, and didn't hit a million credits.
 
[quote name='Danil ACE']How exactly do you earn money? Because I beat the game, never spent a cent, and didn't hit a million credits.[/QUOTE]


kill things or sell stuff. near the end of the game, usually each enemy kill will net you roughly 15000 credits.
 
Finished on normal with ~1/2 the achievements unlocked, clocked in at 17 hours! This is my favorite title of the year, and I fully plan to stretch that 17 hour mark into 30 or 40. This is definitely a keeper!
 
[quote name='ighosty']are you doing the side quests? I beat a bunch of side quest and got both the shotgun, and the pistol achievment along with the throw and barrier ones. My second play through will consist of getting the engineer ones. Anyone else notice how easy it is to get the rich achievment?[/quote]

Well im thinking i might be able to get the shotgun one as well, since im a soldier i have no engineering ones i can get. Ive done every side quest i could find so far.
 
I've only finished Feros/Noveria/the other place, along with some sidequests, and I have the Pistol, Shotgun, Barrier, and Throw achievements.
 
[quote name='RelentlessRolento']anyone besides me get the special class? I was happy when I did a side mission and was rewarded the ability to be a shock trooper or a commando gaining improved stats. I'm assuming same goes for people playing as other classes.[/QUOTE]

Well I would have been a lot happier when I come across that if I hadn't read your post first :roll:


Can someone point me in the right direction of where you get the salarian team member? I am already over 8 hours into the game and he hasn't shown up yet. Wondering if I missed something really obvious somewhere...
 
[quote name='thrustbucket']Well I would have been a lot happier when I come across that if I hadn't read your post first :roll:


Can someone point me in the right direction of where you get the salarian team member? I am already over 8 hours into the game and he hasn't shown up yet. Wondering if I missed something really obvious somewhere...[/QUOTE]


I don't think you can ever get a salarian. expect to have one in the second or third game.
 
[quote name='Danil ACE']How exactly do you earn money? Because I beat the game, never spent a cent, and didn't hit a million credits.[/quote]

Make sure to do the stupid salvage and surveying missions on planets if you're passing by them... they net like 15k credits and all you have to do is hit a few buttons.
 
Question on new careers. If i have a soldier and start a new career with sentinel I need to save it in different slot right?

Not sure how saving works with multiple charachters
 
[quote name='Brian9824']Question on new careers. If i have a soldier and start a new career with sentinel I need to save it in different slot right?

Not sure how saving works with multiple charachters[/quote]

I'm pretty sure the save system works one of three ways:

One
Save system is tied to the character name, so if you create a character with a different name, you may end up with a previously same named characters saves to overwrite. There are, however, 14 save slots and 1 auto.

Two
The save system is different so long as you pick at least one different option in character creation.

Three
Each character has a different unique ID and will always be seperate even if everything about them is the same.


I'm tempted to try out the first one so I can cross it off (and I almost did) but then I realized that my auto-save was probably my last save on my mains profile and I hadn't done a normal save in hours. So I didn't want to test that theory yet. (Of course the manual might directly tell you how it works too, but I can't check on that as I'm at work)


Outside of saving, when you select "Resume" it will select your latest saved game, whatever character that may of been under your profile. Now you can also select "Load Career" which will let you pick the character you wish to load and then you select the save from that carrer (with auto-save being the top option).
 
I'm basically just trying to figuire out how it works so i don't make a new charachter and save over old file. Once I unlock barrier achievment i'm going to make a soldier with barrier and start playing him a little bit.
 
[quote name='Brian9824']I'm basically just trying to figuire out how it works so i don't make a new charachter and save over old file. Once I unlock barrier achievment i'm going to make a soldier with barrier and start playing him a little bit.[/quote]

Just pick a different name and you'll have no problems what so ever. I have three going right now.
 
[quote name='Danil ACE']How exactly do you earn money? Because I beat the game, never spent a cent, and didn't hit a million credits.[/quote] Did you just kept turning your item pickups into omni-gel, or did you sell them to NPCs?

A surprisingly-large amount of people didn't realize you can sell your junk by flicking the left stick to sell mode. You probably knew that, but I just wanted to throw it out there.

35 hours in and I have about 2 mil. Spent around 1.5 mil on gear (mostly Spectre and the pseudo-Russian stuff).
 
In case anyone wants a decent list of the achievement bonuses:

http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/rpg/masseffect/show_msgs.php?topic_id=m-1-39751757&pid=930279

For the lazy:
AI Hacking Specialist --- Unlocks Talent 'Reverse Engineering' for future characters.
Asari Ally --- Stasis and Barrier recharge speeds reduced by 10%
Assault Rifle Expert --- Unlocks Talent 'Assault Rifle' for future characters.
Barrier Mastery --- Unlocks Talent 'Barrier' for future characters.
Charismatic --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Completionist --- +5% Experience Reward Bonus
Council Legion of Merit --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Damping Specialist --- Unlocks Talent 'Shielding' for future characters.
Distinguished Combat Medal --- Unlocks Insanity Difficulty and Gamer Picture(Final Boss)
Distinguished Service Medal --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Dog of War --- +10% Health Bonus
Extreme Power Gamer --- All experience rewards improve by 5% (Reach Level 60)
First Aid Specialist --- Unlocks Talent 'First Aid' for future characters. (150 Medi-Gel Uses)
Geth Hunter --- +10% Shield Strength Bonus
Honorarium of Corporate Service --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Krogan Ally --- This one grants 1hp/sec regen (75% of Game with Wrex)
Lift Mastery --- Unlocks Talent 'Lift' for future characters.
Long Service Medal --- 5% Weapon Damage Bonus
Medal of Exploration --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Medal of Heroism --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Medal of Honor --- Unlock Hardcore Difficulty, Unlock Levels 51-60
Medal of Valor --- ??? (Beat Insanity)
Neural Shock Specialist --- Unlocks Talent 'Medicine' for future characters.
Overlord Specialist --- Unlocks Talent 'Electronics' for future characters.
Paragon --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Paramour --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore (And Sweet Lovin')
Pistol Expert --- Marksman Duration +25%
Power Gamer --- +10% Experience Reward Bonus (When combined with RIch, allows purchase of Spectre Weapons at grade X)
Quarian Ally --- This one grants 10% recharge time reduction to AI Hacking and Sabotage (75% of Game with Tali)
Renegade --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Rich --- Spectre Weapons available for Purchase
Sabotage Specialist --- Unlocks Talent 'Decryption' for future characters.
Scholar --- No benefit other than gamerscore (Find all primary Aliens: Council Races, Extinct Races and Non-Council Races codex entries.)
Search and Rescue --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore
Sentinal Ally --- Lift and Throw recharge speeds reduced by 10%
Shotgun Expert --- Unlocks Talent 'Shotgun' for future characters.
Singularity Mastery --- Unlocks Talent 'Singularity' for future characters.
Sniper Expert --- Unlocks Talent 'Sniper Rifle' for future characters.
Soldier Ally --- +10% Damage Reduction
Spectre Inductee --- No Benefit other than Gamerscore. (Though, each play through you do it.. you get +1 free Intimidate and Charm. You also get higher ranks of the skill open for purchase... so if you play through enough times, you could have a free maxed out Charm and Intimidate... my game plan for my re-use on Mass Effect 2 character)
Stasis Mastery --- Unlocks Talent 'Stasis' for future characters.
Tactician --- +10% Shield Strength
Throw Mastery --- Unlocks Talent 'Throw' for future characters.
Turian Ally --- Overload and Damping recharge speeds reduced by 10%
Warp Mastery --- Unlocks Talent 'Warp' for future characters.

P.S. Rolento, you might even want to throw this info into the first post of this thread.
 
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Bonus Talent Achievements

Bonus Talents are gained through the gain of achievements in Mass Effect. Once you've gained said achievement, you must create a new character and you will be able to pick a one time bonus talent (skill) for your character. Unfortunetly these cannot be added to existing characters via New Game+ who do not have a Bonus Talent yet.

A trick to gaining most, if not all, of these achievements is pretty simple. Just get high enough level to unlock the said skill for use and then find a group of enemies (if required) to use the said skill on. Save before you fight the group of enemies and then kill them. Once they're all dead, reload that last save and repeat until you've gained the said achievement.

[AI Hacking Specialist] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Reverse Engineering'
[Assault Rifle Expert] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Assault Rifle'
[Barrier Mastery] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Barrier'
[Damping Specialist] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Shielding'
[First Aid Specialist] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'First Aid'
[Lift Mastery] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Lift'
[Neural Shock Specialist] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Medicine'
[Overlord Specialist] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Electronics'
[Sabotage Specialist] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Decryption'
[Shotgun Expert] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Shotgun'
[Singularity Mastery] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Singularity'
[Sniper Expert] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Sniper Rifle'
[Stasis Mastery] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Stasis'
[Throw Mastery] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Throw'
[Warp Mastery] --- Unlocks Bonus Talent 'Warp'



Passive/Permanent Bonus Achievements

All ally related achievements require you to play through 75% of the game with that squad member. So if you get them late in the game, starting from that point you need to complete 75% of the game. So basically you don't want to do any side quests until you've got your desired squad members to obtain the achievements you want.

[Asari Ally] --- Stasis and Barrier recharge speeds reduced by 10%
[Completionist] --- Experience gain increased 5%
[Dog of War] --- 10% Health
[Extreme Power Gamer] --- All experience bonuses gain an additional 5%
[Geth Hunter] --- 10% Shield Strength
[Krogan Ally] --- 1hp/sec regen
[Long Service Medal] --- 5% Weapon Damage Bonus
[Pistol Expert] --- Marksman duration increased 25%
[Power Gamer] --- +10% Experience Reward Bonus
[Quarian Ally] --- AI Hacking and Sabotage recharge speeds reduced by 10%
[Sentinal Ally] --- Lift and Throw recharge speeds reduced by 10%
[Soldier Ally] --- +10% Damage Reduction
[Tactician] --- +10% Shield Strength
[Turian Ally] --- Overload and Damping recharge speeds reduced by 10%



Miscellaneous Achievements with Bonuses

[Distinguished Combat Medal] --- Unlocks Insanity Difficulty and Gamer Picture
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[Medal of Honor] --- Unlock Hardcore Difficulty, Unlock Levels 51-60
[Medal of Valor] --- Unlock Gamer Picture
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[Rich] --- Spectre Weapons available for purchase (Rank X available at Lvl 50+)


Free Charm/Intimidate Points

This requires much time and many playthroughs. Like pretty much every other skill, these also have 12 slots to fill even though you may not see all 12 right away. Now when you become a Spectre, you will automatically gain one of each. Beyond that depending on how you answer in dialogue sequences will net you points over time. So good answers will net you Charm and asshole'ish answers will net you Intimidate over time.

Infinite Paragon/Renegade Points

On the planet Feros, you are asked to get a card to access the garage. When you do the required task in the Turians room to get his data, you leave and are confronted by the secretary. She will feed you some info about talking to her in the hotel bar before you give the data to the Turian. Do so and she will ask you to convince the Turian to testify. Finally go and talk to the Turian and depending how you try to get him to testify will either result in +24 Paragon or +24 Renegade points. You can then leave the conversation and then open it again to repeat this process for more points.

I believe 5 Charm or Intimidate is required to be able to get the options to select during the dialoge.


"Keeper" locations

Citadel Tower 1 Near Chorban.
Citadel Tower 2 South, near the Council Chamber.
Citadel Tower 3 East.
Citadel Tower 4 Northwest, off in one of the side corridors.
Presidium 1 Western side, near the elevator to Citadel Tower.
Presidium 2 Northwest, near Wards Access.
Presidium 3 Northeast, in the small room to the northwest of C-Sec HQ.
Presidium 4 North, in the small corridor behind the Embassy Lounge.
Presidium 5 Northeast, Volus and Elcor Office.
Presidium 6 Southeast, near entrance to Consort Chambers.
Presidium 7 South, to the east of the Emporium near a set of stairs leading to the bridge.
Presidium 8 South; take the stairs on the south side of the Emporium.
Wards 1 Take the elevator down from the Presidium and you'll land in Flux and Wards Access. The Keeper is in one of the northern rooms in this quadrant.
Wards 2 Northwest, in the Alleyway.
Wards 3 Western side, in the corner of the Upper Markets.
Wards 4 Inside Flux, in the gambling room upstairs.
Wards 5 Near the elevator to C-Sec Academy. Take the stairs down from the Upper Wards and it'll be near Officer Lang.
Wards 6 Outside the Med Clinic.
C-Sec Academy 1 In the Requisition Officer's room.
C-Sec Academy 2 In Traffic Control.
Citadel Docking Bays You can access the Docking Bays through the C-Sec Academy.


Scholar Achievement Requirements

Council Races:
Asari - Council Meeting at start of Citadel
Salarians - Council Meeting at start of Citadel
Turians - Before Eden Prime or Council Meeting at start of Citadel

Extinct Races:
Protheans - Speak to Captain Anderson at start of the game (Before landing on Citadel)
Rachni - Speak to Avani near the Krogan statue in the Presidium

Non-Council Races:
Batarians - Speak with Captain Anderson and ask him about his past before leaving the Citadel Docking Bay (This is after becoming a Spectre. Choose "What Happened?" to hear the entire backstory)
Elcor - Elcor Embassy in the Presidium area (Next door to the Human Embassy where you begin after first Council Meeting)
Geth - Beginning of game, before landing on Edin Prime
Hanar- Emporium Salesmen in the Financial District of the Presidium
Keepers - Talk to the Avani right before the Citadel Tower entrance from the Presidium
Krogan - Overhear the argument between Wrex and Fist's Bodyguard in Chora's Den
Quarians - Follow main story to obtain Garrus and save woman in Medical Bay
Volus - Elcor Embassy (See above)
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I made some changes that I think are for the better and added in some more info, which isn't mine but I don't remember where I specifically got all the info. I had compiled it for some time, mostly through my friend and don't have any actual links to each part in particular. However I did notice the Charm/Intimidate thing myself and added on to what was originally said in your quote.
 
[quote name='RelentlessRolento']yeah, last night I spent a huge wad of cash on Spectre gear, but man the stats on those things are nice.[/quote]
I never really found anything that was better then them, but I never did found any Spectre armor either. Would be nice DLC.
 
[quote name='Draekon']I made some changes that I think are for the better and added in some more info, which isn't mine but I don't remember where I specifically got all the info. I had compiled it for some time, mostly through my friend and don't have any actual links to each part in particular. However I did notice the Charm/Intimidate thing myself and added on to what was originally said in your quote.[/quote]

Nice list Draek, thanks.
 
[quote name='SpecTrE3353']Infinite Paragon/Renegade Points

On the planet Feros, you are asked to get a card to access the garage. When you do the required task in the Turians room to get his data, you leave and are confronted by the secretary. She will feed you some info about talking to her in the hotel bar before you give the data to the Turian. Do so and she will ask you to convince the Turian to testify. Finally go and talk to the Turian and depending how you try to get him to testify will either result in +24 Paragon or +24 Renegade points. You can then leave the conversation and then open it again to repeat this process for more points.
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*I believe this was in Noveria.

Thanks for the info on it either way, I was going to do a whole run through just for the Renegade achievement (plus two of the ally achievements), and this will save me hours of playtime that I could be using on my Hardcore play through :)

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Okay...I've logged in about four hours of playtime in one day (which is a TON for me), and I have this to say so far: WOW. I'm not normally a fan of RPGs, which puts this on an even higher level of acclaim from me because I don't want to stop playing it. Most games I start up and can put down whenever (the last one to actually grab me and make me want to play it until I beat it was Bioshock; before that, Gears; before that, Doom 3), but this has gripped me and, furthermore, I'm not even TRYING to beat it. I'm having a blast just exploring the side planets and marvelling at the architecture, races, and side quests.

Good job, Bioware.
 
Beat the game and it was pretty amazing. I can see how the combat system may not be to everyone's liking, but I found it worked very well (minus those few moments where I got killed before I had a clue what was going on).

I searched for this but I couldn't find anything close to an answer: for the sequel(s),
does anyone know if Bioware has said anything about carring over our current Shepherd characters? I know they did it before with Baldur's Gate II, so I'm hopeful.
 
I remember some magazine review had a bullet along the lines of: "? Will we REALLY be able to carry our characters over to the next game?"

That's not really helpful, is it?
 
[quote name='Agrippan']Beat the game and it was pretty amazing. I can see how the combat system may not be to everyone's liking, but I found it worked very well (minus those few moments where I got killed before I had a clue what was going on).

I searched for this but I couldn't find anything close to an answer: for the sequel(s),
does anyone know if Bioware has said anything about carring over our current Shepherd characters? I know they did it before with Baldur's Gate II, so I'm hopeful.
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Yes, according to the new Game Informer, which has a bioware interview. They said that it is very important to them that you can carry your character throughout the trilogy.
 
[quote name='ighosty']
Yes, according to the new Game Informer, which has a bioware interview. They said that it is very important to them that you can carry your character throughout the trilogy.
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Does that include all your skills and abilities and stats and items etc? Is it literally just going to be the name and the face or will it be more?
 
I just got it today from gamefly. I really can't tell if I like it or not, I haven't played a game like this yet. im at
The Prologue still where I need to find Joker in the cockpit
Does it get a lot better? So far im really not grasped into it at the point that I cant stop playing...
 
[quote name='SpecTrE3353']
Does that include all your skills and abilities and stats and items etc? Is it literally just going to be the name and the face or will it be more?
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Here is the direct quote from Greg Zeschuk the president of bioware when asked about the next game. " That's one of the tricky things about doing a trilogy. How do you make it fit together? I can be definitive in saying that we are defintely going to use the save file that the original created. But beyond that we're still in the process of how we're trying to tell, you have to have each installment feel like you've accomplished something significant. You can't feel like you're in the middle act and nothing's really resolved. You want each act to have you do something cool; it's got to start right and end right. the other thing to think about is that in between the installments we're doing some post-release content that will be interesting to folks.

From what is sounds like they will be taking you whole character, maybe adding skill slots, maybe even who skills. Either way bioware knows what they are doing and I wouldn't doubt that the next game will be better then this one.
 
[quote name='Jesus_S_Preston']I remember some magazine review had a bullet along the lines of: "? Will we REALLY be able to carry our characters over to the next game?"

That's not really helpful, is it?[/QUOTE]

I would love to see the sequels deal with entirely different characters.

A privateer type game screams to be made in this universe.
 
[quote name='ep2011']I just got it today from gamefly. I really can't tell if I like it or not, I haven't played a game like this yet. im at
The Prologue still where I need to find Joker in the cockpit
Does it get a lot better? So far im really not grasped into it at the point that I cant stop playing...[/quote]

What you saw in the Prologue chapter is a pretty good indication of what kind of gameplay you will be seeing... go through a linear level with a pretty constant stream of battles and cut scenes explaining the story until you reach the end or fight a boss. That being said, the combat and story get better and better as the game goes on.
 
Great game so far (couple hours in) but what retard decided to map grenades to the "back" button and used TWO buttons for "holster/unholster"? It REALLY wouldn't have been better to stick grenades on X and holster/unholster, as a single function, on B?
 
[quote name='SpecTrE3353']What you saw in the Prologue chapter is a pretty good indication of what kind of gameplay you will be seeing... go through a linear level with a pretty constant stream of battles and cut scenes explaining the story until you reach the end or fight a boss. That being said, the combat and story get better and better as the game goes on.[/quote]

That sounds good I think... I guess i'll play through another level and then decide whether to keep it for awhile or send it back :) Thanks
 
[quote name='trq']Great game so far (couple hours in) but what retard decided to map grenades to the "back" button and used TWO buttons for "holster/unholster"? It REALLY wouldn't have been better to stick grenades on X and holster/unholster, as a single function, on B?[/quote]

Really there is no reason to even have a holster button... you already pull out your weapons automatically when you go to fire with right trigger or when you go to switch weapons with left bumper. The control scheme is considerably more convoluted than it needs to be... I wish they would just take a page from Gears of War in that respect.
 
Halfway through my second playthrough. Haven't noticed anything mind blowingly different depending on what you do first or how you choose to do them. They're different enough though. Also, I agree that the planet side quests aren't fun do to a lack of design. The One warehouse you found that body is the same as that one on that other planet where you met _____ and a dozen others like it. I kinda wish they had just put those side missions on the main worlds.


Speaking of the sequal, I hope you get to visit some of these species' homeworlds. I'd like to see where Hanar's (jelly guys) came from or the quarian migrant fleet .
 
[quote name='Agrippan']I'd like to see what the quarians and volus really look like.[/QUOTE]
Anyone else think Tali was kind of hot, even though you couldn't see her face...
 
Anybody else find it strange that the game makes a big deal about Asari being a female-only race, yet you only see male Turians, Krogan, Volus, Salarian, female Quarian, etc. :whistle2:k

Last night I just found out what that trinket the Asari Consort gives you is used for.
 
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