In Mass Effect: Andromeda, new players will no longer choose a class during character creation. This means that you'll have total freedom to create your ideal character, with all weapons and skills at your disposal. While classes no longer exists, you'll still need to select a training background at the start of the game. This training gives you a specific starting power and unlocked skills, and it also impacts your game's narrative. But which training should you choose?
After a 5 year wait, we're finally back in BioWare's Mass Effect universe with Mass Effect: Andromeda. Anticipation for the new entry into the space opera series has hit a fever pitch over the last few weeks, with the game receiving a lot of attention. There's a lot of new ideas and features this time around, and we're in a new galaxy with a new protagonist, and a vast open world design to explore. If you're a bit overwhelmed at the start with how to play, don't worry. That's where we come in.
Your Pathfinder will have a host of new challenges awaiting them in Andromeda, and not all of them can be solved with their good looks and charming (or intimidating) personality. When diplomacy fails, your Pathfinder will have to call upon their unique abilities to get their team home in one piece. This guide will help you navigate the wealth of skills, upgrades, powers, and profiles used to give your Pathfinder and crew an edge in any combat situation.
Mass Effect: Andromeda is the latest in BioWare’s now venerable space opera epic, and it's bringing changes to the series in a lot of big ways. One of these ways is the new crafting system, where you'll be able to research and build powerful weapons, armor, and upgrades. Crafting in Andromeda will require you to scour the galaxy for research data and resources needed for development. So, how does all this work? We're here to bring you answers in our Mass Effect: Andromeda Crafting Guide.
The fate of the Andromeda Initiative rests in your hands as the Pathfinder in Mass Effect: Andromeda. Although the mission has always had a preference for peaceful coexistence with the species of the Heleus Cluster, there will no doubt be instances where you are left with no option but to draw your weapon. This Combat Guide represents the most up-to-date info we have on combat in the Andromeda galaxy. The conflict there is tense, brutal, and fast - but it's nothing you can't handle as as the young upstart Ryder.
Mass Effect: Andromeda sees the residents of our Milky Way attempt to build a new home in the far-off reaches of the Andromeda galaxy. As Ryder, you take on the role of the Pathfinder—the tip of the spear in research, diplomacy, and exploration as a new colony is built. To help with that exploration, what could be more useful than an all-terrain rover?
With Mass Effect: Andromeda only a few weeks away, BioWare is releasing brand new trailers and content to drum up hype for this new addition to the series. One focus for all the new information are the main protagonists of the game: Scott and Sara, the Ryder twins.