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Yeah, it's honestly an amazing ride assuming you ignore the main conceit that you're facing a ticking clock. If you take your time and experience all those sid
by SketchySeaBeast 4y ago
Yeah, it's honestly an amazing ride assuming you ignore the main conceit that you're facing a ticking clock. If you take your time and experience all those side stories then you can feel an emotional connection, but if you listen to the plot the game REALLY wants you to rush through. You miss out on a ton of great characters and moments that way.
- jandrese 4y agoMass Effect 3 had this same problem. The game starts off with the apocalypse beginning and there are constant reminders during the game how millions are being killed every day, but also loads you up with time consuming sidequests. Subverted in the end by killing off everybody no matter how well you play.
- sebazzz 4y agoIn the case of Mass Effect 3 you also remember from Mass Effect 2 how you got punished with dead crew members if you continued with side missions after they got abducted.