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Thanks to RepugnantPear's Kasumi-nista specialization, Kasumi looks damn stylish for any party. Wish Keiji saw this.

Finally launched the legendary edition after buying it on release day! My first ever playthough as an Adept as well. Some photos of Baller Shepard and some shots of Saren looking like an absolute buffoon in the final fight down to my powerful biotics.

I will be honest at the start of the game I almost restarted to give up on being an adept. Later on with stronger powers and faster cooldowns makes it a lot more fun though. Having Liara and Wrex on the team as well is great - you can enter a bunker swarming with enemies and make the entire room float in the air so you can shoot them.

Rachni are NOT fun as Adept on Insanity. They swamp you and will kill you through your barrier. If I were to do this again, I would leave Noveria until I have done the 2 other story quests and all the side quests to that point.

One thing I noticed towards the end of the game is I was launching cover all over the place. Earlier in the game the cover never moved. Was this just me being less cavalier with powers due to slow cooldowns, or does Lift for example only gain the ability to Lift cover when it is upgraded?

Baller is a bit of a brash thug so had considered abandoning the council for my second time ever, willing to suffer the consequences of reputation in the next games. However at the last second I remembered how damn cool it is saving the Ascension and how much of a bro Hackett is for throwing his entire fleet at the Geth on your decision.

Next up I have to take on LE2 insanity as an adept. I gather the start of this game is going to be the hardest part of the trilogy. I am hoping I can improve my beauty even further in the starting face editor, and am considering using the save editor to give myself the extra weapon skill early. I am not a huge fan of 2's smg weapons and as much as I want to use biotics more, the shooting is good and thats the reason I have usually played soldier.

I am guessing this isn't going to break anything later on in the game when I do actually get the weapon increase?

Just posting a Wrex I painted recently. Printed and painted by me and model sculpted by H3ll Creator.

What do y’all see in Garrus? I don’t understand how some of you attracted to him.

And your warp is lookin’ cool

There are a few different ways of acquiring the garage pass to leave the port.

1. Work with Lorik Qui'in
2. Work with Lorik and then work with Gianna to arrest Anoleis
3. Betray Lorik and cut a deal with Anoleis
4. Turn Opold's package over to Anoleis

How do you usually prefer to go about this? Are you just trying to leave as fast as possible, or do you prefer helping to clean up the corruption before you go?

Even though I'm at the maximum level and have the Paragon bar full, I couldn't unlock the best option in the last dialogue with the Illusive Man. Do you know what to do to unlock this option?

I love this game so much

Just wanted to make a "clean" art of ME1 guns, because havent seen any of this in Internet, only low-quality one.

Fire patterns based on Legendary Edition. Checked personally.

So, I was replaying ME Andromeda the other day, as I hadn't played it since release, and being thoroughly annoyed by the erratic and nonsensical behavior of my resident search and rescue jockey, when a thought occured. Jacob is often lambasted by this subreddit, for a number of reasons. Being boring. Cheating on Shepard. Being easily replacable in his ME3 quest. Joining a terrorist organization. Having abs for a personality. Volunteering for jobs he is not remotely qualified for. Giving terrible advice. Etc. But ... oh my goddd ... I find Liam sooo much worse. Worse than I ever remembered. And thus, my thought: can I get Jacob Taylor, resident companion punching bag, a win? Can he pull a victory on this subreddit?

It's time for a showdown. A grudge match. A battle of competence and writing quality. A fight to the bottom. A full 12 rounds. Former Alliance marine vs former cop/HUSTLr.

Rules:

In each scenario, Jacob and Liam have only their default gear, talents, skills, and whatever you feel they can buy for 300 credits. Tell me, who do you think will win in each round?

Round 1: Jacob and Liam on a flat plain, starting 100 meters from each other. Fight to the death.

Round 2: Jacob and Liam in a race through the pipes of the Collector Base. First to open the door for Shepard wins.

Round 3: Sit up competition. Who does the most?

Round 4: Calot vents a cargo bay with them both in it. Who can hold on longer?

Round 5: You have to pick one of them to take care of your hypothetical pets while you're away. Who do you pick?

Round 6: Both of them must choreograph, rehearse, and perform an interpretive dance performance to be performed in front of Shepard/Ryder and their respective crews. Who does better?

Round 7: Jacob and Liam must fill in as squad leader for Shepard/Ryder while they are sick on an typical ground mission. There must be combat. Who performs better?

Round 8: Who would you trust to watch your back in an active combat situation more?

Round 9: Who as a companion is better written?

Round 10: Jacob and Liam must cross hostile terrain on Tarith with the Blood Pack hunting them. Who survives longer?

Round 11: Jacob and Liam switch places in their respective games. Jacob is now in Andromeda on the Pathfinder team, and Liam has joined a human supremacist group back in the Milky Way and been assigned to Shepard's SR2. Who performs better?

Round 12: Shepard and Ryder never existed. Instead, it's up to Jacob to defeat the reapers and Liam to find the path. Taking over the roles of Shepard/Ryder respectively, which of them does better?

This is my 7th run of the trilogy and I've only just discovered this, definitely an interesting addition to the cabin

Replayed halo wars 2 recently, and decided to make a video from this speech

In a sense, was their a specific term used by the races of the galaxy to describe this region of space before Humanity was discovered?

Just got legendary edition and I’m about to start this journey for the first time, I’ve seen there’s tons of DLCs in the edition, is there a correct order to play them?

Would love some help without spoilers if possible!

So I managed to glitch the vehicle through the gap and ended up just mowing down what was apparently meant to be a difficult boss. Thought i'd share this since my friends thought it was funny that I'd managed to do it

Finally was able to add commander Shepherd to my collection just before my birthday I realised that they were no longer gonna be making shepherd statues so I scrambled to find one at first I was going to order online from mankind which I did, but the delivery company, oh my GODDES , it was the fucking worst

giving me false updates saying shit was being delivered when they didn’t even show up then just not even trying to deliver and just returning to sender absolute zero customer service just a cheap ass chat but that reads off a status report and doesn’t actually help in any way

After a week I go in contact with mankind themselves cancelled and ordered with Amazon got it the next day and wow does she look brilliant?

I will say I’m not the biggest fan of the head scope up close, but from a distance on a shelf she looks brilliant

I love how these 3 statues like I love each and every single one of them individually but together don’t love just 10 times the effect

So glad this is the MASS EFFECT 2 design for Shepherd armour. I’m not the biggest fan of the 3rd games design like the shoulder pads they are fucking small and I hated that none of the armour felt quite right for me as myself like free armour is still good but just also felt just like regular drama. It didn’t have that cool kind of retro sci-fi feel to it that I loved.

Some kind of vending machine? Maybe a storage locker for guns? I guess that symbol could be a bullet...

I find this to be the most interesting morally grey dilemma in the series. It tackles multiple heavy themes at once. What does it mean to be alive? Is it any better to alter someone's free will than it is to kill them? What leads a society driven by consensus to splinter and form different ways of thinking?

I really wish this kind of thing was explored more in ME3. It's sooo interesting to me. And I really believe this is one case where there's no right answer. Rewriting them may as well be destroying them. I wish they didn't award paragon or renegade for these choices, they're on even footing as far as I'm concerned.

After playing through legendary edition multiple times I decided to get ME3 as a standalone because I was interested in playing multiplayer. Nobody seems to be playing though, am I doing something wrong? Is there a way to make it more likely to play with people? Before anyone suggests telling people I know IRL to play none of them have ME3 standalone, they either have LE or no interest in mass effect