Let me visualise this a bit more digestibly for you:ġ Side Mission (The one you acquire after the IFF Mission)Ĥ. On top of that, I mentioned there being space for one mission between, well that space is taken up be a mission that can only be acquired after completing the IFF mission, from a squadmate.
So before you do the IFF mission you must complete all missions that you want to get done before finishing the game. If you do any more, you get a suboptimal result. After completing it you can complete one more side quest before you must head to the final mission. This mission sets a countdown to the final events of the game. There is a certain mission (it feels to be about midway through the game) where you will be tasked with finding an IFF from a derelict ship. These upgrades (specifically the ones to your ship) can affect the outcome of the game, be sure to do them.ģ. There are upgrades that can be made to your ship, acquired by talking to certain squadmates and asking about upgrades, and then by using resources to purchase said upgrades. It’s important to complete all of these special missions.Ģ. Every squadmate has a special mission that you can unlock by speaking to them frequently. I highly recommend doing the same thing you did for ME1, and rolling around the Hub worlds talking to people and completing their missions.ġ. There’s more optional side content in ME2 that can affect certain outcomes both within itself and also within ME3. The small payoff for completing all of these missions is not likely to be worth the effort for you on your first playthrough. There will also be a number of assignments that ask you to travel to other planets, and while many of them can be interesting, it’s these missions that suffer from reused level design, boring enemies and the tedious driving of the Mako. There are some interesting lore tidbits and character interactions you can come across doing this. Try to complete as many assignments on hub worlds (The Citadel, Feros, Noveria, Virmire etc) as you can. My personal recommendation is to romance Liara, Tali or Garrus on your first playthrough, as they have the most fleshed out and heartwarming romances across the trilogy.Ĥ. By choosing a romance option who only appears in ME2 or ME3 you’re not missing out as much as you may think. Most romances across the trilogy have one game where they get the most attention, and then get less attention in subsequent games. Samara, Morinth and Kelly Chambers can all also be romanced, though these are more like romance-lite options and I don’t recommend them for a first playthrough. Male Shepard - Ashley, Liara, Jack, Miranda, Tali (From ME2 onward), Kaiden, Steve Cortez and Diana Allers.įemale Shepard - Kaiden, Liara, Thane, Jacob, Garrus (From ME2 onward), Traynor, Diana Allers, Javik and James. Here’s a breakdown of who can be romanced across the trilogy:
If you’re going to choose a romance option, stick to that romance across the trilogy to avoid unpleasant drama. This is to allow you to unlock crates and hack computers.ģ. It’s okay to bring different squadmates with you, but you will want to always have a “tech” squadmate with the two abilities I mentioned above upgraded. Make sure someone on your team has Decryption and Electronics upgraded.
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You need to respond to about 80% of all dialogue options as your chosen morality in order to be able to upgrade your Charm/Intimidate to a high enough level to pass those important speech checks.Ģ. You cannot get these results doing half Paragon and half Renegade. Certain events require a Paragon or Renegade persuade option, and you’ll need to have a certain amount of Charm (Paragon) or Intimidate (Renegade) to succeed and get the optimal result.
Choose either Paragon or Renegade and stick to it. When playing Mass Effect 1 there’s a few things you’ll want to do to avoid missing certain important events and possible outcomes.ġ.
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