Mass Effect 3 Standard Edition EA App CD Key
Mass Effect 3 is the third installment of the BioWare studio's space opera game. Mass Effect 3 is the culmination of an epic trilogy about the fate of Commander Shepard and the conflict with the ancient race of Reapers
Story
The story begins on Earth, where Shepard, known from the two previous installments, is tried for the actions he committed to retrieve Dr. Kenson from Batarian (this was in the Mass Effect 2: The Arrival DLC). One of the hearings is interrupted by the invasion of our planet by an ancient race of Reapers. In the prologue, we manage to escape on board the Normandy ship and start gathering allies for the great battle with the invaders, bearing in mind that the survival of the entire human species is at stake this time. At the same time, we are completing the Normandy crew. Our adventures can be accompanied by both well-known characters from the previous parts, such as Tali, Garrus, Liara, Kaiden or Ashley, as well as completely new people, including the Earth-born James Vega. During the game, many other famous people also appear, playing the role of NPCs. These include Wrex, Legion, Mordin, Admiral Anderson, and the Illusive Man. The latter continues to control the organization called Cerberus, trying to stop Shepard at every turn and with completely different plans for the Reapers.
Campaign
We can start the campaign in two ways - by creating a completely new character or by loading a saved game from the two previous installments of the cycle. In the latter case, we can count not only on the preservation of the unlocked character traits, but also on the transfer of information about all decisions made to the new universe. The number of changes to the gameplay is even greater than in the previous installment of the series, as a result of which our earlier choices may affect, among other things, relationships with certain characters or the attitude of the main races of the Alliance towards Shepard. It is worth adding that the developers have prepared several different endings to the game. The finale of the trilogy largely depends on who we have on our team and what allies we managed to make. Proper gameplay is a combination of exploration, problem solving and combat. A large part of the fun takes place at the Citadel, where we visit, among others, a separate area of the Presidium, a port reserved for refugees from planets attacked by Reapers, or a local hospital.
There were also journeys around the galaxy, as a result of which we can go to the home planets of krogan and asari, as well as visit the academy where people endowed with biotic abilities are trained, or the monastery inhabited by the ardat-yakshi sisters. Clashes with enemy forces take place in real time and resemble action games. The pace of battles is about 15% faster than in Mass Effect 2, and the whole game has been improved with a number of improvements. Shepard can now hide and move much more effectively between covers, take rolls to avoid enemy fire and perform heavy melee attacks. For our successes, we are rewarded with experience points, which we then spend on skills development. Despite the limitation of the number of RPG elements, the impression of control over the direction in which our hero will develop is stronger than in the previous part of the series. We get more complex skill trees, which additionally provide a certain freedom in terms of choosing the power.
