Mass Effect Legendary Edition is the new best way to play the trilogy
The remaster files down a few rough edges and adds a coat of varnish, but keeps the soul intact
The first Mass Effect is fourteen years old. That’s right, it’s been fourteen years since we first waited for the camera to swing around Shepard’s shoulders on the bridge of the Normandy, revealing the glorious monstrosity of a face we somehow botched after spending hours in the character creator.
It’s safe to say that the Mass Effect series – at least the first two games – are widely beloved, and that they provide some of the finest space opera roleplaying available in any game before or since. But when you create something so special, it’s
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While on Eden Prime, and you’re making your way to the Spaceport in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition, the Geth are attempting to destroy the colony to leave no trace they were there. There are four charges you need to deactivate before the timer reaches zero. If you don’t reach these locations in time, you will fail, and you can heavy Geth resistance along the way.
All demolition charge locations in the Spaceport
You can find all of the demolition charges within the Cargo Station of the Spaceport. You should not have to go too far to locate them. When attempting to deactivate a demolition charge, it does take a few seconds, and Shepard will have to kneel to interact with the device. You’ll want to make sure there are not too many Geth around you when you try it.
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In my last semester of college, I had a sci-fi English class with a few fellow Mass Effect uberfans who were all
so hyped for Mass Effect 3. We made plans to hunt down the Space Edition balloon that ended up stuck in a tree. We messaged one another about our favorite epic moments like the thresher maw attack. We built up our galactic readiness together in multiplayer.
Then, we reached the ending, and it felt a bit like our balloon of Mass Effect passion had been popped and was slowly, noisily fizzling out around us on the internet. There was a collective disappointment bordering on rage that players 200ish-hour playthroughs had ended in such a confusing, unsatisfying way.