Chances are, the first time you choose, people are going to die. Sure, some crew members are more suited to specific roles, but there’s no obvious “right” answer.
Likewise, leaving the council to die just means you’re dealing with a different species of cynics in Mass Effect 2.īut when you get to Mass Effect 2’s final mission, you’re asked to choose which NPC companion performs one of several Dirty Dozen-style tasks. Yes, you can choose to free the Rachni queen, potentially inflicting a new infestation on the galaxy, but you won’t reap what you sow until Mass Effect 3.
I’m not talking about choosing who to send on the infamous Mass Effect 2 “suicide mission,” but whether you’re prepared to live with the consequences.īecause the genius of Mass Effect 2’s final mission is that those consequences are utterly concrete. Mass Effect Legendary Edition is all about choices, but the trilogy’s second serving contains the toughest choice out of the trilogy.
