Thanks! Downloading it now. Hopefully can play a little before bed tonight...
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Took me a little bit to get used to the new combat controls-- I kept pressing A trying to get into cover and flying around instead. Walking around, talking to people, soaking up the lore-- this is Mass Effect!! (Two references to people and politics from the original trilogy had me practically twitching with excitement.)
Not sure it would, since ME: A starts at the time between ME2 and ME3 and finishes up 600 years later. There's not much that would pull over between the two series.
Yeah that's what I didn't understand. The creators made a point to tell people to hold on to their old saves, but for what reason?
The other question is how you'd get to those saves. I'm betting they would have to be moved to cloud saves for the X1 to see them, though what happens with them, who knows?
Hahahaha, I did the same and on Hardcore, you don't want to jump jet out of cover lol. Also pressing "back", which is now the three lines or "View Button" brings up your weapon wheel and holding it will holster your weapon. Yeah I had to grow accustomed into that one too.Loving it so far.
What??? Excuse my ignorance, but I thought ME: A happened after Shepard defeated the Reapers in ME 3 and chose one of the 3 solutions. My dumbass coworker (who loves ME) told me ME: A would run on the premise that Shepard chose "Destroy", and ME: A is centered around finding suitable planets for humans to live on.
It does not. You just choose if Commander Shepard was male or female, that's the only thread from the old trilogy.
The arks leave the Milky Way in 2185 (around the time of Mass Effect 2) and arrive in Andromeda in 2819. So the events of Mass Effect 3 happened over 600 years ago, but no one in Andromeda knows what happened nor does it affect them.
You know I read this and went on with my day and it just kept staying in the back of my brain. So I'm gonna say what I'm thinking.
Nope. ME: A "starts" in-between the two games. Like this:
Always makes me wonder why if we're that far ahead, we don't see Milky Way residents already out here, assuming the usual increases in drive speeds and the like over time. Or, maybe we'll figure that out in game and I should just shut up about it?
Wow, that's really interesting. I hadn't considered that possibility. Maybe the twist ending of Andromeda will be that Joker shows up wearing his Synthesis Hat. "Hey guys, I decided to drop by Andromeda, what's up? Everything going well?"Always makes me wonder why if we're that far ahead, we don't see Milky Way residents already out here, assuming the usual increases in drive speeds and the like over time. Or, maybe we'll figure that out in game and I should just shut up about it?
There's plenty of sci-fi stories about sleeper ships being sent out that take generations to get to their destinations and they run into future descendants who are already there due to technological increases that happen along the way.
It wouldn't be that much of a surprise, though not trying to be a spoil-sport with this thought, that we see Milky Way people showing up during Andromeda on the assumption that drive speeds have worked up to the point of intergalactic travel being an option without sleeper ships.
Yeah I have strike missions where I could go into multiplayer but I don't want to run out of time for the campaign but yeah I bet you can do both right lol.
About six hours, but that was including doing Habitat 7 twice because I wanted to remake my character. I also took things pretty slowly and talked to just about everyone.
Time to pray for no damage.
That is what I have been worrying about... I wish they would just have a small countdown starting with your 10 hours. Clearly they are tracking the time, would it be that to have that timer visible to us as we play??My trial just expired during wave 6 of a multiplayer match.
