Mass Effect 3 Pc
Mass Effect trilogy is one of the best role playing saga s made up to its release. It's cinematic, dynamic and compelling. You play the part of Commander Shepard, and must save life as we know it from the Reapers, who come from outside our galaxy to harvest all intelligent life forms for their own diabolical yet strangely self-justified reasons. You must assemble a team of trusted comrades and crewmates, unite the galaxy and repel the invading forces not matter what the cost. The stakes are as high as they get!
Mass Effect 3 (ME3), the final of the trilogy is masterfully balanced with exceptional combat dynamics, music, storyline, dialogue and visual effects. There are gripping cinematic moments that run chills through your spine. The story is vindictive, morose and unforgiving. You are pulled relentlessly to the precipice of each episode involving your beloved comrades. Each is heart-wrenching, and uniquely tempered to the choices you make. You will laugh, shout and cry your way through every scene.
The game style is still third-person shooter, with limited ammunition and combat pausing like ME2. The skill trees are more dynamic than ME2. Each skill has six levels, and the final three levels are a choice between two different characteristics. This allows for a great deal more customization of combat style and team composition. Weapons are more modifiable, and you can better customize Shepards armor with additional equipment and new premade suites. Questing can be a bit difficult at times, since they do not update or provide many details in your quest log with which to follow them. No more time consuming mining is necessary, and the galaxy map is more dynamic than before. Scanning still takes place on a system-wide level. It's still a little time consuming, but not as bad, nor necessary.
You don't get as many teammates on your squad as you did in ME2, which is a bit of a bummer, but not terrible either. You get to see pretty much everyone from the previous game s.html" target="_blank">game s . ME3 is more about their stories than having them stand around fighting with you all the time. The crew you get is diverse and creative considering it's relatively small size. Dialogue options are still thoughtful and entertaining. Renegade and paragon quick-clicks are still available, which was always fun. Voice acting is excellent in this game , as usual. Shepards facial construction was a little disappointing, as it all seemed to get filtered into one principle frame that didn't really vary a whole lot, nor did they import from ME2 very well. you can still get back your scars by gaining renegade points though, which is nice.
One important note is that you need to download the free extended ending and install it before you finish playing. If you don't, you might be very disappointed. The choices you make in the first two game s.html" target="_blank">game s are essential to the resolution of many important elements you will encounter. Without making these choices yourself, the game may feel incomplete or not as responsive to your unique choices. If you do, this game is absolutely perfect. The only issues I noticed were a few typical Biobugs... peoples' eyes may occasionally roll into the back of their heads at inappropriate moments, or a person may disappear as you're talking to them. Some people are also bothered that you need to play multiplayer game s.html" target="_blank">game s in order to get the best ending possible, but I personally didn't mind. Other than these finite issues, this game is solid.
If you're a sci-fi fan in any way, and can manage first-person shooter style gaming, you must play this game . If not for any other reason, because of the impact it has made on the gaming community as a whole. Mass Effect has introduced elements of film, role playing and sci-fi fantasy in a manner that has not been done before. The voice acting, galactic culture and psychological dynamics of this game make choice, and relationship building the core of this game . You are immersed in the world. You invest in your crew you live as one within this game and are brought along for an incredible ride the whole way through for the most personal experience you will ever get from a product of entertainment.
So I just bought Mass effect 3 for pc. I could run ME2 really well, but ME3 is a bit slow. So I was wondering what should I turn off, Dynamic Shadows or Antialiasing. I want the game to be as pretty as it can without running slowly, so which should I turn off?
ReplyDeleteMy friend on campus in college says he will allow me to play Mass effect 3 on his PC. He has all of the DLC and his PC is running at a pretty good frame rate probably clearer than the ps3 version. His screen probably like 18 inches. Im not sure If I should Play Mass Effect 3 for the first time on His PC or on my PS3 i have a 26 inch tv by the way. And I don't have any of the DLC for PS3 either. I have played Mass Effect 2 On my Ps3. But was planning to buy the Mass Effect Trilogy for Ps3 and would play all 3 games in order. Should I risk having my first impressions of Mass Effect 3 without have playing Mass effect 1 on a smaller screen than my TV. Please help me out here
ReplyDeleteI completed both Mass Effect 1 and 2 on the Xbox 360. I would like to play Mass Effect 3 on my PC. Is there a way to transfer over the character I created while playing the first 2 Mass Effect games to the PC version of Mass Effect 3? Thank you for your help.
ReplyDeleteI have played mass effect 1 and 2 on my pc but now it's time for 3 but i cant play it on my pc cause its too laggy anyways is there anyway that i can import that saver from me2 to mass effect 3 pc to xbox?
ReplyDeletei currently have mass effect 3 for the pc, but the game is loosing connection alot and takes forever to load. i'm think about getting the trilogy set when it comes out. is the xbox 360 version any better with connection and load speed?
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