#Mass effect 2 hold the line calculator pro

WTF!? You take this time, with an invasion on a galactic scale of machines hell bent on complete and utter annihilation of all organic life, to launch a half assed attack against and enemy you haven't defeated for centuries? Apparently their fancy suits don't come with a Common Sense simulator. In possibly the dumbest move since Greedo shooting first, our favorite exo suited race the Quarians decide to take this chance to once again throw themselves desperately at the Geth to try and reclaim their homeworld. So you go around convincing the Krogan to not kill and eat the Salarians and turians (and after the Genophage I wouldent blame the Korgans if they did) and if you're a nice guy curing said Genophage in the process, despite alot of canon saying it was damn near impossible to cure. what? You're telling me that this unknown object that was never completed ever and no one has idea one as to what it might do is the key to stopping these kill crazy death ray wielding toasters? For all anyone knows it might be a galactic daquari maker. No one knows what it does but everyone is sure it can stop the Reapers for good. Cerberus had it's time in Mass Effect 2, Why in the world do we need them to take center stage in Mass Effect 3 when the point here was supposed to be about impending doom from the Reapers?Īnnoying Cerberus plot aside your main goal is to gather resources and man power to assemble a Prothan super-weapon dubbed the Crucible. Totally Assassinating his character arc from mass Effect 2. Once where the Illusive man was calculating, dangerous and cunning, Here is is just the most cliche power hungry fool you can imagine. Naturally this causes Cerberus to butt heads with Shepard every step of their respective journeys. The Illusive man has completely flipped his s*** and decides the best way to save humanity is to try and control the skyscraper tall machines with the aforementioned death ray instead of trying to destroy them. So much so it feels like the Reapers are spectators in their own show- just standing back waiting for their turn.

The Reapers actually play second banana to Cerberus for 85% of the game. I know what you're thinking I just said that this game was all about fighting Reapers.

#Mass effect 2 hold the line calculator pro

The mysterious pro human organization Cerberus takes center stage as the main antagonist for most of the game. No hyperbole here, it is actually that bad. Plot holes you can drive a bus though are all over this game leading to now one of the most infamous game endings not only in gaming history but in all the history of works of fiction. Where you will start to loathe this game is in the story *WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD* Think of a watered down Gears of War, stop and pop style of gameplay. Combat has never really been Mass Effect's strong suit but it's just engaging enough to keep you playing. Pretty standard and what we have come to expect from Bioware. You control the Normandy from the Galaxy map and bop around on various quests some of which are fluff side quests and some of which advance the story. Gameplay hasn't changed much since Mass Effect 2.

Oh and by the way the first target they hit was Earth. Sounds simple right? One problem, your enemy is the size of the Empire State building and drops death rays the size of Nebraska on things. Your mission is to unite the races of the galaxy and fight off the Reapers. The only hope for the galaxy is of course the intrepid Commander Shepard and the crew of the Normandy.

Yes machines want to destroy organic life, where have I heard that before? Or here The final installment has the epic face off between the living beings of the galaxy and the Reapers, a race of giant machines that wipe out all life every 50,000 years. Where that tradition continues, up to a point. Every decision you make has an impact over the duration of the trilogy. The trilogy has given us an unprecedented ability to carry over our previous saves from the past games to shape the new one. The first installment was released in 2007 and mass Effect 2 in 2009. It manages to do away with some old cliches and walked that fine line between plausible and completely fiction. One of the best and most original sci-fi Ip's to come along in a very long time.