This page is up to date with the Legendary Edition, by the way, where several DLC armor sets were folded into the main game. Just as with our guide listing the best weapons in Mass Effect 1, 2 & 3, this page is going to be a little complicated - in large part because how armor is treated changes a little between each game in the trilogy. I thought helmet toggel is like the most obvious patch candidate you can get.While the Mass Effect Trilogy might have heavy elements of a shooter, all three games are really RPGs at heart - and what is an RPG without a load of loot and character customization to worry about? That's where Armor sets and Armor pieces come in. The fact that BW actually defends this very questionable design decision which leads to bugs and makes one of the biggest features in the game redundant while having it done better in previous games frightens me. Its just the helmet that needs to be off in dialoges.ĭid the storm trooper armors of Luke and Han in Star Wars suddenly look like some worn out peasant cloth when they took of their helmets? So saying the ego of a helmet designer is more important than an established main feature of the whole franchise is just rediculous.Īnd appart from that which considers all armor, noone wants the DLC armor to be colorable or other parts exchangeable. Alot more work went into this than into the full head helmets. Helmets in dialoges destroy a major feature of the game. Either the helmet automaticly comes of in conversations or you can toggle without losing the bonus like in ME1. Saying that these things are not bugs is straight on lying, becasue these are old fashioned immersion breaking bugs.įurthermore, BioWare already have two other systems (Mass Effect, Dragon Age) where it works perfectly. And you cant know that someone will recognize you, without seeing your face.
You cant know that you end up in a bar after you leave the normandy. First of you dont always know what is going to happen unless you played through it several times.
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