The debate of “Which ending was the best?” is one that still rages on between members of the franchise’s fanbase to this day, from Reddit threads to Twitter feeds to YouTube videos.
Like it or hate it (usually most people hate it, and I myself am not much of a fan) the way that the Mass Effect trilogy concluded in Mass Effect 3 did pose an interesting moral dilemma between the four possible choices that you had: Destroy, Control, Synthesis, and the secret Refusal ending. But I know you will see this through to the end for all of us, no matter the cost.”Īh, yes. Today is the day I finally open up this can of worms on my little corner of the internet.
Every soul that has ever lived is watching this moment. Not just for Humans or Turians or Protheans, but for all life. It typically results in them using their powers more anyway.“You are now the Avatar of this cycle. Reason I ask is if squad mate power orders DO slow your recharge, I may just use the general fire order more and let them choose themselves how they use their powers. Is this true? Does it make your powers recharge slower when you order a squad mate to use one of their own? I see people talking about the squad mates you pick playing into your recharge. I have one more question regarding power use. The battle at Palaven was a lot easier than before when trying a fresh start on Insanity.
I may be OK if I choose my bonus power wisely for the final fight against Shepard's clone. I'm reluctant to get rid of Carnage, great for all ranges and powerful. Thus far I've been using Carnage as a bonus power and don't really use Biotic Charge. I've only equipped an assault rifle and SMG, the latter with weight mod, so I recharge fairly fast, but Biotic Charge really drains you and leaves you point blank and the invulnerability doesn't last very long. I've played on Insanity before but this will be the first time doing it with the Citadel DLC. I picked Vanguard and I'm not even sure it was a good way to go.
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