Let's Play Mass Effect Legendary Edition | Part 8 - Asteroid Explorer | Blind Gameplay Walkthrough
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2021
- In Part 8 of this blind Mass Effect Legendary Edition gameplay walkthrough on the Xbox Series X we leave the Citadel, land on an asteroid and drive around in the Mako. | Please Like and Subscribe if you enjoyed!
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition is a remastered compilation of the video games in the Mass Effect trilogy: Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, and Mass Effect 3. It is being developed by BioWare with assistance from Abstraction Games and Blind Squirrel Games, and published by Electronic Arts. All three games were remastered, with visual enhancements, technical improvements, and gameplay adjustments. Mass Effect, the first game of the trilogy, has received more extensive upgrades than its counterparts, specifically with regard to combat mechanics, vehicle handling, and loading times.
Development on the Legendary Edition remasters commenced in 2019 under the direction of Mac Walters. Although BioWare initially considered other alternatives, they ultimately decided to approach the project as a remaster as opposed to a remake in order to preserve the original trilogy experience. The compilation was announced on November 7, 2020, and released on May 14, 2021 for Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
The compilation also includes almost all single-player downloadable content (DLC) that was originally released for each game, such as promotional weapons, armors, and packs. Set in the Milky Way galaxy within an alternate universe during the 22nd century, the trilogy consists of action role-playing games in which the player assumes the role of Commander Shepard, an elite human soldier who must unite the galactic community against an impending threat. Shepard is a customizable character whose morality is determined by the player, and during each game, the player makes choices that can impact the story in various ways. These choices and consequences can be carried forward through the trilogy.
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The First Aid skill determines how much your medi gel heals you - - the total value of all three squadmate's First Aid skill contributes to the total
Ahhhh right okay, definitely will start doing that
Wow, I've never seen someone tackle Bring Down The Sky FIRST. This is gonna be interesting haha
haha my thoughts exactly, I started the video to see if he went after liara first and was very surprised when I saw this
You can eventually wear Medium armor. You just have to unlock the ability to do so. Get to Assault Training 5 to do so.
Yeah I'm not sure he can complete it yet. He is under leveled for this one. There is no level scaling in Mass Effect and its easy to run into side quests that are above your level.
How about that Omni tool though!
@@trengilly01 I just finished it on Insanity without too much trouble. I forgot that the asteroid was the start and accidentally tackled it first. I will admit that I've finished the series several times though but even then it was easier than I remember.
to answer two of your questions:
Medi-gel heal ammount: First aid Skill
Wearing medium armor: Tactical Armor Skill
General rule of thumb for RPGs: If you can't do something, check if a skill lets you do it :)
Definitely will start pumping points into those haha
@@LivingSun oh and heavy armor is for Soldiers only (ashley)
Edit: also Wrex
@@tarroes8797 Wrex can also wear heavy armor.
Holy shit, out of the Citadel and straight into Bring Down the Sky!
Also that wasn't a glitch, the roller shows up even if it isn't being used.
Lol I didn't expect it to be a big thing
@@LivingSun that's the problem with special editions, you never know what's DLC and what isn't. The next two games should give you a clearer warning though
This is the DLC mission I told you about in the Part 1 video, hoping you wouldn't go too far into the game and miss it. Turns out, you're doing it first. lol
Lol
Use the cannon on the mako! (I am commenting while you play LOL). For the medigel to heal more you need to invest some talent points into Tali’s first aid skill.
Also every star system has at least one planet that you can land on.
Yeah I figure out the cannon next time :)
There are game achievements for taking each companion to 5 missions. These achievements grant actual in game combat bonuses so its worth mixing up companions enough to qualify for all of them. Also many companions have unique dialogue for missions that relate to them in some way, for example a mission about human biotics is likely to have special dialogue for Kaiden, etc
Combat bonuses only make the game easier, and if that's what you want, you can just play on easier difficulty.
What are the combat bonuses? Pretty sure I've already got one or two of those achievements cos of all the citadel side quests I did lol
@@LivingSun Ashley gives you 10% damage reduction and Wrex 1 health per second regeneration. The others reduce cooldown times of various powers. The achievement bonus can be seen by going to Extras ---> Achievements from the Mass Effect 1 main menu. Other things also unlock but are only for new games.
Why is the gravity lower in the Presidium? Simple physics. The Presidium is closer to center of spin than the wards, so it travels a shorter distance to rotate at the same rate. In other words, the Presidium isn't spinning as fast. Lower rotational velocity means less centrifugal force, which means lower apparent gravity.
You'd think in the magical sci-fi world where FTL travel is common and artificial gravity is a thing, the ancient space station made by an advanced society would be relying on more than Centrifugal Force to keep people planted to the floor.
Pretty cool :)
Here we go with Shepard's first mission as the captain of the Normandy! Starting with the dlc I see :D
Woo! Haha didn't realise it was DLC, thought it was just a side mission
It's a good idea to select every planet, as sometimes you'll obtain resources, xp, or minor quest items. Occasionally there will be interesting lore pertaining to some past event like the Krogan Rebellions and such. I usually like to do the Bring Down the Sky DLC (which is what the asteroid mission is) later on in the game, but you do you :) You can zoom in with the Mako and use the cannon, high damage. Also, you should really consider using your squad's powers manually once in a while, it creates a lot of strategic opportunities that you might otherwise miss out on. Warp, overload, Damping, etc. All very useful in combat.
Hmm okay I'll scan a few more then I guess :) didn't know it was DLC lol thought it was just a side mission. I figure out the cannon next time
Shepard commenting about it landing in the sea made me laugh too 😂
Haha xD
You can eventually wear Medium armor. You just have to unlock the ability to do so. Get to Assault Training 5 to do so.
Will do
Ahhh yes, the lack of auto saves. I feel your pain
Such pain :'(
I wonder how long before he realizes he can actually use medium armor 😆
I have no idea but it's definitely entertaining and a little frustrating lol
Haha I realise :P
You should zoom into every planet in every system; some have side quests that don't activate until you do, others have collectibles to grab that give you XP and money.
Will do :)
One tip for driving the Mako: When you're climbing a steep hill/mountain, try to drive up sideways and/or in curves/slalom. That'll help you not to get stuck and slowly rolling down backwards again. It still can be a pain but it's definitely easier that way.
Right I'll give it a go haha
You can shoot pretty far with the Mako guns. If you don’t zoom in or aren’t close enough it just won’t display the health bar.
When you got closer it showed the shields were down and that it had taken damage.
Not sure if you know yet but it has a cannon too. It also has thrusters you can use to jump. You can also fire while zoomed in.
I’ll edit this comment if it turns out you did learn about them.
Edit: Figured out the thrusters.
Yeah I figure all that out next part :)
@30:07; NASA actually had a mission that was cancelled in 2017 to basically do this - the Asteroid Redirect Mission's main difference is it involves a robotic spacecraft capturing a bolder from an asteroid, not the *entire* asteroid, and then presumably launch it BT-style to redirect it to orbit the moon.
Smaller scale, perhaps, but...not as futuristic as you might think. :p
Interesting!
For anyone playing this, the reward for bring down the sky is level based, so later in the game you get amazing rewards as apposed to doing it early.
You get an amazing reward regardless of when you do it lol, what it gave me is amazing for my level
Well I commend you for only dying once. I thought for sure that’s the batarians would mop the floor with you and your squad. So well done!!
This mission was originally DLC and was meant to be end game content. That’s why there are no tutorials explaining the Mako controls.
Haha thanks xD lmao of course I'd stumble into end game content immediately, wish they hadn't opened it up so early in that case
@@LivingSun I feel you. But for the most part you don’t have to worry about it from here. This is Mass Effect 1 only piece of DLC. In Mass Effect 2 there is one Piece of DLC that you do want to wait until the end to play. But we will talk about it once we get there. For the most part this trilogy’s DLC should be looked at as past of the base game.
You mention the lack of cooldown timers: on the PC version of original, you can bind powers to number keys above your standard wasd movement controls. These numbered bindings are then displayed in the top left of the screen, with cooldowns displayed exactly as on the power wheel.
Welp that sure would've been nice for them to have added to this version lol
Surprised by the DLC first, but obviously it didn't tell you it was DLC so you had no way of knowing. It'll be interesting to see how DLC is integrated in the next two games, if they'll all be available immediately like this, some of those are quite lengthy.
Also, I'm really enjoying the blind aspect of this playthrough, watching you figure out all the mechanics and learning the story is really satisfying. Your style, pacing, and commentary is also on point. So much so that I'm gonna dive into one of your completed playthroughs while I wait for new episodes to drop. You have a ton of content on this channel and deserve way more subs and views!
Haha yeah would've left it for later had I known xD thanks man, glad you're digging it!
Yeah it's a pretty old game so the side quests in this game has aged terribly to be honest. It's pretty cool that you can land on planets but it gets old after a while once you see the recycled side quest assets. However, we still recommend you doing most of them, especially the key ones, because most of them have key implications to the plot in future games.
Haha I'll see what I can do
6:45 I understand what you mean but try to give a chance to the human characters. They are really underated in the mass effect trilogy. Especially Ashley in my opinion but maybe that's cause I have a soft spot for her.
Haha I will give them all time to shine don't worry
Would you believe this Mako is actually an improved version.
I would not :P
Vanguards can wear medium armor, but you have to unlock it. Spend talent points on combat armor.
Will do :)
This was DLC
Interesting haha
**Here's a rule of thumb for you: :D **
Sniper> Good against Armored (but imo, the amount of damage just makes it good against anything that isn't moving too much haha)
Assault and Pistol > Shield ripper
Shotgun> Health shredder (kinda obvious)
In later games, it branches out a bit more and the differences become a bit more obvious. I'll re-explain it then.
Makes sense haha
You once mentioned you can't wear medium armor. You seem to skip over the tactical armor skill so maybe you don't know: to be able to wear heavier armor you have to invest points there.
same goee for wrex to wear heavy armor (being tanky and all) he also needs some more points in combat armor..
Yeah I'll definitely do that
Mako as a Skyrim horse lol. If the horse can also do acrobatics then yes 😆
Also surprised you're immediately playing the dlc but can't blame you since it's your first time and the game is not really clear on it.
Yeah had no idea it was DLC lol
Don’t know if it’s possible in legendary edition, but going up sheer cliffs at an angle usually allows you to get up there. Meaning don’t go straight into it but go diagonally up the cliff side(it’s a little finnicky though, so don’t give up immediately). Also make sure you look at every planet in a system as there is resources you can get sometimes.
Sometimes?!! Lol EVERY single planet you can land on contains either resources, artifacts or in most cases actually - both! Lmao there is no exceptions!…
Interesting haha
Wait, you're starting with Bring Down The Sky?! Ooooooh this is gonna be GOOD! XD
Haha yeah didn't realise what it was xD
The outer flaps of the citadel experiences the full effects of the rotation to feel the near 1G of force to simulate gravity. While the ring section is located near the middle and doesn’t experience it as much.
Very cool haha
Oh dang he is going for X57???
He is
Poor Sun, just wanted some sidequesting and inadvertently launched into a whole DLC. Shepard's first Spectre adventure's going to be a doozy ;) hope you enjoy
Quick question, whilst doing this DLC now is completely harmless unless you were specifically hoping to play the main game's content for a bit first, without naming names there are a couple of later DLCs for the sequels that can be a little jarring or even lose out on content if not done within a certain broad window - this series' DLC is absolutely awesome, but its implementation isn't the most graceful. Would you be open to some completely non-spoiler advice from commenters about when a DLC might be most appropriate?
I absolutely respect your intent to make your experience with this game your own, mistakes and all. This offer is just to give you a little knowledge so you can make an informed decision.
Haha oops xD hmm well you'd hope that they'll be locked off until the right time to do them in future games. I'll think about it lol, gonna be a while until we get to the sequels
@@LivingSun Cool, shall maybe revisit later :)
I think the games take the route of 'you paid separately for them so we'll make them available ASAP' - which I get but I'm the sort of person who likes these side adventures to come at story-appropriate moments.
@@LivingSun That doesn't really happen though haha The Mass Effect trilogy as a whole is really weird in that sense because it lets you do missions when you want even if it doesn't make much sense story wise to do them at certain points. Some suggestions on mission order can make you enjoy and understand the story better. I know that back seat gaming can be annoying, but ME are not your ordinary games that holds the player's hand and tells them what mission they SHOULD do next. I agree with the DLC bits, but also for ME's main missions, I already saw some people recommend to get Liara first, and I don't know if that's the first main mission you chose, but if it's not, I can see you regretting it later for several reasons. ;) So yeah, while I understand that you don't want people to tell you "how to play the game", they are doing it so you can have a better experience, because trust me, it does make a big difference, especially with the DLC. Just a thought. :)
Autosave is very infrequent. Use quick save often!
Yeah I've learned my lesson xD
Interesting to see someone tackle Bring Down The Sky so soon. Not saying thats a bad thing though, just new.
By the way, the Mako can deal with longer-range targets than your think. There's a zoom-in feature, it doesn't show the healthbar. If you're planning to take on targets with the Mako, my personal suggestion is to finish the last bit of HP on foot as that actually lands you more xp than if you killed with the Mako. As long as you're outside the Mako when the enemy dies you get more xp.
Didn't they change the XP thing for the Legendary edition?
@@HatakeKatsuya I tried it out a bit, and it looks like they did. I got the same amount killing enemies on foot as in the Mako.
@@Elisabeth-ki2uy Ah, nice, then it wasn't just my brain remembering something wrong! Thanks for verifying :D
Yeah don't worry I figure out the long range thing next time :)
What was I here to do? that was hilarious. That happened to me quite a few times
Haha xD
thats funny you have chosen to deal with the DLc first :P not that it matters much ive just never seen it
Didn't realise it was DLC rip
Just FYI, the Mako has a big cannon you can use with right bumper. You can use a boost with left bumper.
Yeah I figure it out next time :)
How DARE this person who is playing the game blindly for the first time ever go for this DLC that is already playable so early on!?
Jokes aside, loving this LP so far and waiting daily is kinda agonising. Ha ha.
Haha xD yeah I thought this was gonna be a small side mission lmao, turns out not quite :') cheers dude!
ah yes, MAKO, the one thing that I was not so pleased to play with in this game XD I would spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to get on top of some mountains with it very often :P pretty cool that it lets you explore all these planets freely and the views are always amazing!
Haha it could be a little frustrating sometimes xD but yeah the exploration side of things was very cool
You can survey planets and land on them
My favorite part about mass effect... after the characters of corse.
Will do
Shepard in the last episode: im gonna go find the Matriarch's daughter first
shepard today: OOOOO AN ASTEROID
lol interesting seeing someone tackle the dlc mission first
Lol I thought it would just be a very brief detour
@@LivingSun fyi, on the main galaxy map, "clusters" with the name of a planet/other location inside the cluster visible without you hovering the cursor over it are the sites for main missions. bioware must've figured since the asteroid was labelled but not in your journel, people would figure out that was the dlc mission. side missioms are unlabelled on the map, you just gotta remember where the journal tells you to go and find it
at the risk of sounding like a backseat gamer, i strongly recommend doing Virmire last, when it becomes available
mako has forward boost too
I figure that out next part :)
Yeah, unfortunately the autosaves are unforgiving in ME1 :(
Sadness :'(
@@LivingSun looking forward to your next playthrough :D
@6:15; You should be able to scroll down with Left Stick or Right Stick, as I recall - that is, directionally scrolling through it.
(Or D-Pad, though it's been a while.)
I tried all of them and none worked unfortunately
I still find it hilarious that at this point you still believed you could never wear medium armor lol.
I'm sure you figured it out later though, nearly halfway caught up now... huzzah!
Haha yeah got it now
oof that was painful to watch that it didn't auto save I can relate :((
also it just looks really pretty overall!! :D
Rip me :'( yeah super pretty!
@32:10; I was waiting for you to discover that.
By the way - apparently these controls are improved from the original. The original still had the jet pack though.
Nice xD
unlike skyrim horse, mako has a in game scientific reason for being able to scale nearly vertically, i think it may speak about it in its codex entry. basically using small mass effect fields to enhance its traction, so to speak lol
Oh that's cool haha
F for Pinnacle Station
What's that?
@@LivingSun hello, pinnacle station was a dlc that came out sometime later in the original mass effect version, unfortunately the source code got corrupted in 2012 (I think ... I don't remember well) and for that reason it didn't come out in this version of the game. The DLC was to help improve marksmanship, better understand the powers of the game, and if you managed to complete the special mission at the end of the content, the player was given an apartment with the ability to purchase various unique and high-level items (armor, weapons and more) sorry for the length of the text and my english i am using google translator greetings and enjoy this great game.
PD:To use medium or heavy armor you have to spend skill points on the combat armor power, the same is for the rest of the squad
Mako controls . . . it has forward boosters in addition to the jump booster.
pretty sure it only has lift boosters in this game
@@bludgerabled They added forward boosters for the Legendary Edition
@@trengilly01 oh thats cool
Yeah I figure it out next time :)
42:30 Poor console peasants, no quick save button. LOL I'm kidding. You'll have to remember to manual save a lot, especially when you're exploring. The game only auto saves in important moments, so you can easily lose a ton of progress on planets if you die. :(
Lol yeah xD
@11:53; It only is togglable when you're not in space.
Makes sense haha
Now that you got the combat down a bit you should up the difficulty one step. It will force your to use your powers and use cover like intended. Its just a suggestion but the combat feels more rewarding. Loving the game play and role play.
Haha no chance, I get rekt in combat next part xD definitely staying on normal lol
Looking forward to the next episode then. Lol.
Dang man! We will enjoy it!
Did this MadLad just become a newbie Specter, leave the Citadel for the first time, and jump straight into Bring Down the Sky!? Yes he did. Man... after accidently doing this "side quest", the actual side quests are going to feel reeeally underwhelming.
This mad lad sure did lmao xD
What we put into space would hardly be 'stations' by ME standards. Don't get me wrong, love the ISS, it's a great endeavour. But compared to a massive floating trade port and ship yard with hundreds of workers like the asteroid is meant to be... It's just atube with a handful of smart jagoffs, you know?
Yeah fair haha
This really isn't the best mission to get introduced to the mako but still neat
In comparison with Eletania it's a smooth ride~
I'm one of those crazy people who actually enjoy driving a Mako, but I frickin' hate Eletania's relief!
Haha didn't know what I was getting myself into xD
I’d make sure you always have someone with tech. That way you can always hack stuff
Mm fair
For those who played this version, anyone knows why the decrypting is different on some playthroughs I watch? Sometimes it's the old frogger mini game sometimes it's the new button sequence like in here. Anyone knows why? Is it somewhere in the settings?
The frogger minigame is exclusive to PC. The console version has always been the much more simple button configuration.
It's controller vs. mouse/keyboard
Haha I'm glad it's simple for me xD
You CAN wear medium armor, you just need to put skill points into it! Look in the Tactical Armor skill. Just use the cannon on the Mako, takes care of the turrents much faster than the machine gun.
Yeah will do :) I learn about the cannon next time
The mako has way more range, even if you dont see the hp counter the shot is still doing damage.
I figure it out next time :D
oh.. stumbled into the DLC as first mission. Something I never liked about Mass Effect is that bioware didnt make clear what might start a DLC-Mission and what is just a basegame mission. Especially in ME3 that is the case. Some DLC's of ME3 should be played near endgame only because they container spoilers for the late-game story. So if you play them accidently as soon as they pop up, it might spoil you. Others are for midgame and one is best very early after starting the game. And you have no way to know. So probably the community will give you advice when to start which DLC or what starts it. I hope this advices will be spoiler free but valueable.
Hmm you would think they'd fix it so that the missions unlock at the right time, weird
@@LivingSun Well, Bioware dont see it like that obviously. There is no game breaking result if you start a DLC accidently on a bad timing. But for a first (blind) playthrough you might lose neat content or receive knowledge that would have more impact later in the game. Thats why people always warn blind-players when it is really important. That you stumbled across this DLC is no biggy tho. Don't you worry :) Hope you enjoy the ride.
I'm at a loss with the hacking minigame, i can't tell how that even works from your end lmao. Normally people do this mid or late game haha, neat to see you do it first. Don't forget to repair your mako with Y when you're safe and able btw, don't want that to explode lol.
The hacking minigame on console is very very simple. It's literally just press the button that lights up. When they ported it to PC they made the hacking minigame a lot more complicated. Thankfully they kept the original console mechanics for the console version of the remaster.
@@OriionCygnus Oh is that what is happening? wow that is simple
Haha yeah it's just simon says lol
The game only saves when you enter or leave a place.
Rip haha
👍
Nice
haha I think you made a mistake buddy, it's supposed to say nice, let's change this if you value your life haha 😃
good, good, very nice
Big nice
You should choose your Squamates based upon their skill sets and your personal needs for whatever mission your doing.
Combat - All about guns and melee strikes. If you're expecting a shootout, you should take someone who is combat proficient. Take note of their weapon sets. Ashley has the highest combat and firearms proficiency in the game, and can be used in both long range and close range battle. Garrus is suited for Assault rifles and Sniper rifles, and should only be used for mid to long range combat, as he will die pretty quickly if you try to move him up. Wrex is alternatively suited for close range combat, as he has the shotgun skill and several buffs that allow him to take extra damage. In terms of Combat, Ashley is worth both Garrus and Wrex combined, but she lacks any tech and biotic abilities and should be paired with a biotic user like Kaiden or Wrex to support her as she will quickly become overrun.
Tech - These abilities allow you to interact with electronic equipment of all kinds, whether it's enemy shields and weaponry, or computer terminals and doors that you are likely to encounter as you explore. Tali has the highest number of tech abilities of any squadmate and she she is both effective against enemy targets and in decrypting items you may come across. You should consider taking her along with you as you explore the wider Milky Way, as her Electronics skill will give her a better chance of bypassing computers as well as repair the Mako. She also has the decryption skill which allows you to hack into computers through the mini game rather than bypassing. Having these two skills available at the start of the game also means that she can shut down enemy weapons and biotics. Both Kaidan and Garrus can learn these same skills, but it doesn't come as fast, as they also need to level up their respective Biotics and Combat skills. Tali has the shotgun skill like Wrex, but it's only for when an enemy gets to close to her. She has no shield buffs so you should keep her in the rear during a fight and pair her with a tank like Ashley, or Wrex to keep the heat off of her.
Biotics - This is the crowd control skill set. These skills provide you with buffs, debuffs, and a set of direct and indirect means of attacking your enemy. You already know Kaidan's Barrier, which adds another layer on top of his shields and allows him to take an extra bit of abuse, there's also the throw ability which pushes enemies away from you and keeps them at a distance. As you progress and level up you'll see a myriad of different abilities that will allow you to chip away at your enemy's effectiveness in combat, such as Lift and Stasis which forces an enemy into a helpless state, Singularity which can limit your enemy's maneuverability, and Warp which damages an enemy over time. Both Wrex and Kaidan have their own set Biotic abilities which suit their roles in the Combat and Tech categories. You should consider taking them whenever you're dealing with a large number of enemies in a single location, such as what you'll experience when you go inside of fortified buildings. Biotics are VERY effective as a means of crowd control, but the downside is that this goes both ways. When you know you are going to face off against an enemy that uses Biotics, you should take along Tali, Kaidan, and Garrus, as their Damping ability will allow them to shut down Biotics. Taking Ashley and Garrus can also be effective if you wish to attack Biotics users at long range with the sniper rifle, as Biotics Abilities tend to be short to mid range.
Totally disagree. You can beat any combat encounter without too much pain regardless of who you bring, even on insanity (and he's not on insanity). It's way more interesting to bring squadmates on specific missions for story reasons, regardless of their combat abilities. And that advice only becomes more and more important as the series continues.
I feel like I'll choose them more based on who I want to hang out with lol
@@LMarti13 I was mainly talking about your general side quests as you go about the Milky Way rather than the story progressing missions. The story missions are far too lengthy and expansive to really comfortably settle on two for the whole run, unless you want to use the strategy of doubling back to the Normandy and switching out team mates. But yes, you're correct that you can brute force your way through most of the game without taking any strategic or tactical preparations. But in my personal experience, I've found that balancing out each of your teammates capabilities in Mass Effect 1 makes the gameplay far more simpler and exciting.
@@LivingSun Everyone does on their first run. I just hope you don't fall into any ruts.
Why isn‘t this in the playlist?
Because I hadn't added it yet lol
Also...
Forgot to save?
Man, feels bad
Rip me
Ah, you kids and your reliance on auto saves lol
Sorry we're used to a superior system grandad :P
20:20 I'm in this sentence and I don't like it. And for a good reason, as you sadly discovered later, so sorry that happened to you, though maybe it was better to learn that lesson early rather than later.
As for the Galaxy Map, not all quests get a marker, only Main Missions do (this asteroid is an exception as it was originally DLC), so basically one has to check every planet to see if it's possible to land on it or not, you don't have to read every single description, of course, just check the options at the bottom of the screen to see if landing is available.
Yeah...developers were still figuring out auto saving in 2007. Lol
Lol yeah better to learn it now xD hmm okay will do
Don't forget to use your skills by opening thewheel menu in battle. Your allies don't use their skills automatically, you have to give them orders to. That's mostly because while skills are very powerful, their recharge times are (usually) quite long. Some passive skills need to be turned ON too. Use them wisely. 👍
Allies do use their skills automatically :)
@@LivingSun Yeah, I just discovered there's a setting in the menus for that? I didn't remember haha. (not sure if that was a thing in the original game?) But it's just the defensive skills, unless you change that in options.
Haha, no one cares about the human party members in this game. All of the Aliens are really popular, but Kaiden and Ashley get the short straw.
"Reduces health damage by 90%!" - That's a skill. For Wrex. With a cooldown of 6 seconds. Still only 30% more health, but with a tank skill.
I've had comments asking me to use the human characters more haha
You’ve learned the worst thing about mass effect 1, some of the worst save points in gaming history.
Haha yeah xD