Xbox One Mass Effect Series

Mass Effect is a great RPG and this series can be a huge ad on to xbox ones compatibility. Its great to have the first game on but a game such as this, with decision making and character customization brought over from game to game out of respect you have
to add the other 2 games just to complete it. Please xbox team and anyone who's reading this, help add Mass Effect 2 and 3 to xbox one consoles as soon as possible.

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Mass Effect is my favorite last gen Series too. However, I played them on PS3, but now I am really excited to play a remastered trilogy and hopefully the Next Installment of Mass Effect (which I hope will be called like Mass Effect: Revival, or something
that Epic) on Xbox One!!!

 

I just purchased the Mass Effect trilogy...I have no idea what I'm getting myself into

Mass Effect is a great series! Mass effect 2 was the best one I think, don't rush the game because your action can or will effect the ending of the game.

 

Give it time im sure they will add them, backwards comptability hasnt even gone public yet

 

I liked this series too, however the one thing about Bioware games I do not like is it can essentially become a conversation simulator. So much reading and talking , I just want to kill !!!

 

Why don't you just play all of them on the console they were released for?

 

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Hello everyone

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For the Xbox One to deliver the Mass Effect experience that the Xbox 360 did, the emulators for the the 3 games would have to run flawlessly.

Please understand that it isn't my intention to be mean / rude to those that want to see the Mass Effect Trilogy on the Xbox One, but the biggest issues that would have to be dealt with is to make sure that the Save Files don't get corrupted and that the
game will recognize your decisions that carry over into ME2 then ME3.

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Have a nice day or afternoon or night everyone

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Seriously, 2 and 3 are horrible. However the masses will speak and they will be there. Also as mentioned, this hasn't even been released to the public, it is a huge leap forward, be very patient with how this moves on.

 

2 was ok, but 3 went a bit more 'arcadey'

will play them when the BC goes live if they are on the list although if Red Dead is then i will be on that first

 

I loved and beat ME1, which I happily started replaying as part of the BC list. As for ME2, I liked it better than the 1st for the most part, but oddly enough have yet to beat it. ME3 is a game I never bought or played simply because I hadn't beaten ME2
yet. Maybe if they both get added to the BC list, I'll pick them both up and finish them. I've always wondered about how it all ends, especially with the controversy ME3 had...

 

Mass Effect was a nice new "RPG" and then.... (similar to KOTOR)

The franchise became another action/adventure game with less and less explorations....

Let the franchise die.....

 

While I think the first game is overall the best of the series I actually prefer to play the second one.

The second game for me has the best selection of characters in the series. It makes returning characters such as Garrus into more than the whiny baby he was in the first game, Tali has the best mission of the series, and Wrex finally starts living up to
his potential.

The new characters such as Thane who wants to try and make the galaxy he had damaged a little better before he passes, Mordin who finds that his love of science can bite him in unexpected ways, and Legion who gives us insight into a race we once only saw
as cannon fodder are all brilliant.

I didn't like how they removed stats from the gunplay though, they could easily have improved it to take into account where you were hitting the enemy instead of just hitting them (kind of like Fallout but without the VATS.) Biotics were nerfed and you ended
up just repeating a couple of combos in order to trigger biotic explosions.

 

The Mass effect trilogy will no doubt be on the Xbox One BC list. As will most of the 360 library.

Mass Effect 1 was great. 2 was good despite taking a slight step back in story, they made the ground up in the best cast and crew.

Mass Effect 3 was awful. Terrible companions (i seriously couldn't have a Krogan in my party!?) And i cant holster my weapon? Exploring at the high ready was god awful. I wont even go into how the co op integration was done a little wrong.

 

The co-op irritated me because of how it (or smartphone apps) were required to unlock all the content. Sure that was just one scene but it was an important one for many.

On the Bioware forum you had developers saying that you can unlock everything with just the single player, then a random user posted the numbers that proved you couldn't, and then Bioware went oddly silent on the subject.

Then with the Extended Cut they lowered the EMS requirement to get that final scene. Odd really since they insisted that it could already be unlocked with just the single player.

 

In addition to what you are saying Vaynel, the co op essentially forced the user (who like are like me) couldn't stand seeing the "Galactic Readiness" at 50%, into an uncomfortable situation. Grind solo? Try to find a friend? or purchase gear to help the
grind. I am invested and want to have it at 100%. And the Galactic Readiness continues to plummet (which i understand the Reaper threat was imminent) no matter what.

There should have been a lock option (similiar to "Prestiging" in Call of Duty). If you unlock your Galactic Readiness it drops back down, but you get a extra 10% bonus XP to boost the Galactic Readiness.

Personally I think they did not donthis because they wanted the $ for micro transactions. I understand it is a business. But i shouldn't have to find a friend who is willing to help me grind in the co op to boost my Galactic Readiness ever time I want
to play ME3. I should be able to lock it.